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Field Walking
Date 2005
Event ID 1106868
Category Recording
Type Field Walking
Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/1106868
The fieldwalking produced a number of Roman objects, notably 14 coins. Many of these were as might be expected of a fort which is assumed to have been occupied in the Flavian period alone, notably six of Vespasian (three dating to AD 71) and two of Domitian, along with earlier coins of Augustus and Mark Anthony. There were, however, two coins of Hadrian and one of Trajan (which might hint at Antonine activity), along with two 3rd-century radiate copies.
Sponsor: Roman Gask Project.
D Woolliscroft 2005.
NO 166 379 The report of fieldwalking finds recovered from the surroundings of the Roman fort of Cargill in 2005 omitted to mention the discovery of an early Bronze Age axehead in good condition.
Sponsor: The Roman Gask Project.
D J Woolliscroft, 2006.
