Standing stones have been noted in the past in the vicinity of the medieval burial ground and adjacent burial mound cemetery. None are visible today. Manx National Heritage's site catalogue confirms The Barony (Marown) as a significant multi-period complex: the early medieval burial ground and keeill known as Rullic Keeill Vael / Keeill Vael, and an adjacent cemetery comprising numerous individually catalogued Bronze Age barrows/mounds, matching the "medieval burial ground and adjacent burial mound cemetery" referred to in this description. This record for standing stones is catalogued separately from the individual "Barony Standing Stone" record (id 9086); the source consulted does not clarify the exact relationship between the two.