This corral and associated features are located 0.19km southwest (bearing 214°) of Ts Corral 4.
These constructions were built on the northwestern bank of a small watercourse, on a gentle southeast facing slope.
The main built feature at this site is a small circular corral, 16m in diameter. It is constructed of a single line of large unworked boulders set end to end. On the northern end of this construction is a shallow circular pit, 4.5m in diameter, enclosed by a well-made, double-faced curvilinear wall. An entrance to this "room", 80cm wide, is visible on the northern perimeter.
Two indeterminate sherds were found in the area of these structures. Morphologically, it is likely that the pit house and adjacent corral were built during the 16th-19th centuries A.D. as small pasture dwellings, however a more certain dating must await excavation.
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