A possible cup-marked boulder built into a wall opposite the Wesleyan Chapel on the old Castletown road. It was noted and sketched by P.M.C. Kermode in the early 20th century.
There is a report of possible lintel-graves being discovered at Ballavarrane. A note on Kermode's working copy of the 6 inch Ordnance Survey map says 'Lintel Graves at Ballavarvane Ho:, Speedie'. Nothing further is known of this discovery; the nearest known keeill site is Cronk Rhennie.
Bronze Age burial mound. This substantial burial mound still survives to a height of 3m. It stands by the roadside, in the angle formed with the private lane to Ballavarry farm, on a low hill which is prominent from all directions. The mound has a diameter of 15m, and is almost certainly truncated by the proximity of the roads and by agriculture, but is safeguarded by a modern revetment of drystone walling.
An antiquarian investigation in the late 19th century recovered a burial urn, which is now lost.
