It looks like layed up stonework to me. Especially the lower left of the first picture.
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Very interesting. Perhaps it would be possible to do a visual reconstruction of the site by mapping it carefully and looking at it again in the late fall.
Can't decide - like in many places. What's around it?
A few rock-on-rocks along the edge of the cliff leading to it. Otherwise, an isolated outcrop.
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