History & archaeology
A place made over generations
Often called Meayll Circle, this is more accurately a chambered tomb with a circular arrangement than a freestanding stone circle.
Its chambers held cremated bone, pottery and flint. The layout shows how communal burial architecture organised movement.
Stories, beliefs & mysteries
Meaning through time
The monument joined the dead, the living and an expansive seaward landscape; detailed ritual reconstruction must remain cautious.
Its commanding position and ring-like form encourage spiritual attention within a wider landscape rich in Manx folklore.
Plan a visit
Walk gently into the landscape
Upland access from Cregneash over uneven, exposed paths.
Do not climb, move stones, light fires or leave offerings. Follow current access signs and take everything home.
Sources & further reading
Follow the evidence
Manx National HeritageIsle of Man Historic Environment Record↗This introductory record was last reviewed in August 2026. Access details can change; consult the site manager before travelling.
The marker shows the monument, not a parking space. A postcode is only a navigation aid; check current access and parking information before travelling.