The site of a probable Bronze Age barrow which was opened in 1878, when cremation urns holding ashes were found.  It survives as a grass covered ditchless bowl barrow, measuring 22.0 metres in diameter and 0.5 metres high. It is on the edge of a natural glacis type slope.  Neolithic Ronaldsway type pottery was found when the barrow was excavated. As far as is known Ronaldsway culture is not associated with a barrow building tradition and it is possible that a Bronze Age barrow was later erected on the site of Ronaldsway activity.