Verbal evidence is always useful when compiling a geophysical survey. Evidence from the local farmers allowed us the hind site of a large electrical cable which would be picked up by the gradiometer in the West field, which it was. Also he told us of a possible lintel grave that his Father used to talk about when he used to plough in the North field. An anomaly was picked up in this field, seeming to be the only archaeological feature present, but it is unclear if this is such a burial. At Balladoole fantastic features seem to be shown which are archaeological.
Preliminary interpretations appear to show a large ditch running around the top of the hill.
Resistivity interpretations seem to show another building present but any assumptions would be presumptuous at this time. LP 7035 saw little archaeological activity in the first two thirds of the field which are immediately visible - perhaps finalizing the data will show otherwise because of unforeseen problems with the magnetometers. There are some anomalies and in the last section of the survey round features and linear features seem to be showing. All magnetic susceptibility and geochemical surveys are yet to be processed. Cashtal yn Ard and Balladoole.