This is a Bronze Age site of some 5000 years old which consisted of quite a large population of people, some history from the site has suggested the site is older than Bronze age by the discovery of a Palaeolithic hand axe found about a mile from the pound. This is such a large historic part of the moor with 4 stone rows, stone circles and cairns all around this area. As it name suggests this site sits on the banks of the River Erme about 3 miles north of Piles Copse. This Pound is a number of large walled circles and a number of leftover hut foundations, there is also a stone row at the southern end. This site sits over 400 metres above sea level and is probably reached easiest by dropping down from the Two Moors Way path above.