There is a large Bronze Age cairn near the hill summit, and several more exist in the area around the summit.
Such circular stone burial cairns are common on most summits in Wales and they commonly date from ca 2500 BC up until ca 700 BC, when iron slowly started to displace bronze for tools and other goods.
Such cairns usually contain one or more cremation urns, and are often placed within a stone cyst or box within the mound.

The Bronze Age stone circles of Mitchell's Fold and the now largely destroyed The Whetstones lie at the foot of the hill within Shropshire.
There is another circle nearby, the Hoarstones.

The hill lies about 2 miles east of Offa's Dyke, built during the 8th century to mark the border between Wales and England (or Mercia).
There is a large Bronze Age cairn near the hill summit, and several more exist in the area around the summit. Such circular stone burial cairns are common on most summits in Wales and they commonly date from ca 2500 BC up until ca 700 BC, when iron slowly started to displace bronze for tools and other goods. Such cairns usually contain one or more cremation urns, and are often placed within a stone cyst or box within the mound.
The Bronze Age stone circles of Mitchell's Fold and the now largely destroyed The Whetstones lie at the foot of the hill within Shropshire. There is another circle nearby, the Hoarstones.
The hill lies about 2 miles east of Offa's Dyke, built during the 8th century to mark the border between Wales and England (or Mercia).
Corndon Hill