It is thought that there is a early medieval chapel or keeill site here, within the field numbered 934 on the 1869 1:2500 scale Ordnance Survey map.  Several lintel graves with human remains were found in 1894 when a drain was cut near the summit of the steep slope, on the south side of the stream about 640 metres above the highroad where it crosses Glen Wyllin. No foundations or trace of walls of such a keeill were found.