[visited 2/10/11] Well this its a great place to be buried. An almost archetypal location for some Neolithic chambered barrows shouting out to all and sundry that this land its occupied.
Of course there is previous little of that left on the ground. A mere outline under the 18th Century mounds of rocks, presumably made from the barrow stones.
Access is relatively easy if you continue from the Gardom’s Ring Cairn. But the provisos for wheeled seekers there applies.