Monument record MWE150034 - Port an Lodain

An intermittent low earthen bank, with occasional stones visible. The feature is 22 m long, oriented north-east/south-west. It stands up to 0.35 m high, and up to 1 m across at its widest. A boulder stands at each end, up to 0.6 m across and 0.5 m high. The feature is located on a gentle east-facing slope, within an area of enclosed grazing. The bank is probably related to modern land-use, as it is an ephemeral surface feature, and the Ordnance Survey maps show no settlement or enclosure in the area until the mid twentieth century.

Uist Archaeology Ltd, 2011, PORT AN LODAIN, TURBINE ACCESS ROUTE, EÒLAIGEARRAIDH, ISLE OF BARRA (Unpublished document). SWE41249.