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Report: 'Glenmuckloch OCCS Conveyor Line and Access Route Archaeology Study'.
MS 5601
Description Report: 'Glenmuckloch OCCS Conveyor Line and Access Route Archaeology Study'.
Date 12/2005
Collection Records of CFA Archaeology Ltd, archaeologists, Musselburgh, East Lothian, Scotland
Catalogue Number MS 5601
Category Manuscripts
Scope and Content This is a 30-page report on an archaeological study of a conveyor line and access route for the Glenmuckloch Open-Cast Coal Site (OCCS) carried out in 2005 by CFA Archaeology Ltd, commissioned by ATH Resources. 45 sites of cultural heritage significance were identified within a 100m corridor of the conveyor route, and four key receptors were identified within 1km of the conveyor route ('shown in Figure 1') (49 sites in all). Two sites were classified as of National Importance; three, of Regional Importance; seven of Local Importance; and thirty of lesser importance. Certain mitigation measures were proposed.
Accession Number 2009/18
External Reference CFA Report no. 1119
Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/collection/1138957
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