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effaced, with entrance apparently from the SE. [South East].
It seems to have been of the usual form. Some
30' E. [East] are the delapidated remains of another
probably circular but details now indefinite.
A small group of tumuli lies around and there
are more up the wood to the N. [North].
On the W [West] side of the old crofter enclosure near
the fence about [--] yds. [yards] S.E. [South East] of Ordan and
S. [South] of the old road to Little Swordale is a small
group of cairns and a much effaced hut
circle of ordinary type. Within the Clabran
Sallach near its N. [North] end appear to be other cairns
and and there is a group of some half a dozen
in the wood to the E [East] of the opening N. [North] of it about
W by N [West by North] of Little Swordale.

[2 sketches with text inserted here]
1. See fresh plan. Note. Owing to the ruined state of the structure, the thickness of brackens & birch trees, this plan cannot be regarded as perfectly accurate - though drawn to scale as far as possible.
2. Royal Commission on the Ancient Monuments of Scotland, 29 St. Andrew Square, Edinburgh,

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