The site of a settlement of unknown date at Braddan Camp. The Manx Archaeological Survey (1918) records that part of the churchyard of the Old Parish Church of Kirk Braddan (1.238 acres, at a height of 74ft above sea level), together with a considerable area to its north, was occupied by a pre-historic camp, first described in the Journal of the Isle of Man Natural History and Antiquarian Society (New Series, Vol. 1, Part 7, p.354). At the north-north-west end of the camp lies a well known as Chibbyr Niglus.