Iona Archaeology Survey

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Date April 1996 - May 1996

Event ID 1007690

Category Project

Type Nts Project

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/1007690

A walkover survey of the archaeology on Iona was carried out by AOC Archaeology on behalf of the National Trust for Scotland.

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Event	Type	Subtype	Notes	Date
1007692	RECORDING	FIELD VISIT	The low, faint remains of a truncated structure, 5.5m broad and 6.0m long, with walls 0.2m high, lie near Ardionra croft house. The structure is aligned north-east to south-west and has been truncated at its north-east end. The site is to the immediate west of a denuded enclosure. [...]	April 1996
1007711	RECORDING	FIELD VISIT	A probable kiln lies to the west of the public road within Cnoc-culphail croft. The kiln appears as a sub-rectangular structure aligned north-south, 4.5m broad by 5.0m long, and standing to 0.75m high, with an opening to the north. The walls appear as banks around the western half of the site and as free standing boulders to the east. The interior of the banked half is almost circular, 1.0m in diameter, with an opening to the east. [...]	April 1996
1007713	RECORDING	FIELD VISIT	An angular stretch of a massive dyke encloses an area abutting the western side of Cnoc nam Bradhan. The dyke is almost megalithic in proportion with a number of massive boulders lying atop one another to a maximum height of 1.5m and encloses an area, 25.0m by 12.0 m, with two entrances in the wall, one at the north and the second in the south-east, although this may be a later break. [...]	April 1996

Iona Archaeology Survey

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