From an article published on the News Wales web site on 24th January 2011:
Army Preparation Course students have helped to repair a Scheduled Ancient Monument in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. The group of 14 from Pembrokeshire College joined the National Park Authority’s Archaeologist and Rangers to help reinstate damaged Bronze Age burial cairns on the Preseli Hills
On the summit there are three cairns, probably for Bronze Age burials.The site is nationally important and is designated a Scheduled Ancient Monument. As such, it is a criminal offence to alter it without permission. However, visitors have been moving stones to make shelters within the cairns.
The students have been helping to restore them to their original formations.
Nice pic and a bit extra here by the way - heritageaction.wordpress.com/2011/01/25/foel-drygarn-students-help-repair-bronze-age-burial-cairns-in-pembrokeshire/
Great news Kammer. I'm all in favour of cairn restoration since so many have been mindlessly vandalised over the years. Must try to get back here.