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Field Visit
Date 22 February 2018
Event ID 1042297
Category Recording
Type Field Visit
Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/1042297
A relatively level terrace on the SW flank of North Berwick Law is partly enclosed (on the SW, W and N) by a wall at least 2m thick that has been reduced to little more than a grass-grown stony scarp in which three outer facing-stones are visible on the N. The terrace measures 46m from N to S by at least 40m transversely, but there is no evidence of a wall, bank or other form of enclosure on the SE and E, and on the N, instead of extending SE as might be expected of an enclosure wall, it turns to the NNE for about 12m before apparently petering out. Previously interpreted as an enclosure and part of the fort proper (Feachem 1963), the function and date of the feature remain unknown.
Visited by HES Survey and Recording (GFG) 22 February 2018.
(NBL3)
