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RCAHMS Community Engagement 2014

Date 2014

Event ID 1112230

Category Project

Type Project

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/1112230

The Speyside project was drawn to a close in the spring,

with fieldwork focused on mapping settlements along the

route of the military road south-west of Ruthven Barracks.

The opportunity was also taken to survey an 18th century

military bridge (Drochhaid Balbh Bhordain Bridge). This work

supported a lecture on the military roads in Badenoch as well

as a guided walk along the same, as part of Kingussie Walkfest

in May, both facilitated by RCAHMS staff. A survey was also

carried out of the Lynchat souterrain in support of an initiative

by the local community group in Kingussie to include the

site in the Adopt-a-Monument Scheme, run by Archaeology

Scotland. Another survey which yielded hitherto unsuspected

detail was that of the Clava-type ring-cairn at Delfour, a rare

example of where the polygonal shape of both the inner court

and the outer kerb can be demonstrated.

Information from RCAHMS (DES 2014, 205)

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