Several courses of stone visible in the coast edge, about 1.5m above the beach, along the line of the treb dyke which crosses the peninsula. The stones are up to 0.5m in size and probably represent the section of the treb dyke.
Location
377245.00
1043800.00
27700
59.2800713
-2.4010575
Submitted photographs
Image
Date
Caption
User
22/04/2013
Park treb
training1
22/04/2013
Park treb
training1
Submitted updates
Update id
Date
User
915
22/04/2013
training1
Tidal state
Low
Site located?
Yes
Proximity to coast edge
Coast edge
Coastally eroding?
active sea erosion; active wind erosion (in dunes only)
Coastal defence
Yes
Threats
animal burrows
Visibility above ground
Highly visible (substantial remains)
Visibility in section
Clearly visible in section
Access
accessible on foot (no footpath)
Local knowledge
is well known
Description
Several courses of stone visible in the coast edge, about 1.5m above the beach, along the line of the treb dyke which crosses the peninsula. The stones are up to 0.5m in size and probably represent the section of the treb dyke.
Section recording and sampling for scientific dating would improve our understanding of these monuments.
