The findspot of two weathered and lichen covered stones composed of granite. One was said to be the font from a nearby keeill, whilst the other was thought to be the under stone from a corn grinding mill.  The "font" stone is marked on the 1884 1:2500  Ordnance Survey map, but has since been moved to the burial ground of Raby Keeill (PRN 1036.20).  The 'millstone'  is described as having "rounded corners and a flat top. In the centre of the top is a circular hole 4 inch diameter and 1.5 inch deep. The stone has sides of 25 inch x 21 inch and is 14.5 inch thick."