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Report on 'The Coastal Archaeology Record Enhancement Survey (CARES): an archaeological survey of the coastline of Bute; Year 1 2009-2010: Ettrick Bay to Stravannan Bay'.

MS 6879

Description Report on 'The Coastal Archaeology Record Enhancement Survey (CARES): an archaeological survey of the coastline of Bute; Year 1 2009-2010: Ettrick Bay to Stravannan Bay'.

Date 2011

Collection Association of Certificated Field Archaeologists

Catalogue Number MS 6879

Category Manuscripts

Scope and Content 96 pages. This is the report of Year 1 (2009-2010), relating to the coastline of Bute between Ettrick Bay and Stravannan Bay, of the Coastal Archaeology Record Enhancement Scheme (CARES), by the Association of Certificated Field Archaeologists (ACFA) in association with the Discover Bute Landscape Partnership Scheme. The coastal strip has been walked, recorded and photographed, noting all the features, and drawing many.

External Reference ACFA 108

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/collection/1320520

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Collection Level (551 265) Association of Certificated Field Archaeologists

Group Level (551 265/9) Archive from projects in North Ayrshire Council area

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