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Field Visit
Date 17 October 1908
Event ID 1088201
Category Recording
Type Field Visit
Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/1088201
26. Defensive Enclosure, Glengelt.
About ½ mile north-west of the parish church, at the upper side of Glengelt farm and some 250 yards back from the Haughy Burn, are the remains of the so-called ‘Roman Camp’ of Channelkirk, planned and described by General Roy. The indefinite remains of a rampart with stones protruding from the surface along its course may be seen running north-west for a short distance, and thereafter passing beneath the Kirkton hill march dyke, continuing parallel with the burn in a south-south-westerly direction.
See History of Channelkirk, p. 642; Roy, p. 61, pl. vi.
RCAHMS 1915, visited 17 October 1908.
OS Map: Ber., xiii. NW.
