| 1143545 |
RECORDING |
MAGNETOMETRY |
Historic Environment Scotland, Archaeological Survey Team, undertook gradiometer survey of 3.9ha at Golden Hill Park, West Dunbartonshire, between 12 July 2021 and 16 July 2021 using a hand-propelled Sensys MXPDA system mounted on a Sensys F-type non-magnetic cart. The survey, which forms part of a wider Antonine Wall Geophysical Survey project, covered the remains of Duntocher fortlet, fort and annexe, a bathhouse and a stretch of the Antonine wall. It was undertaken to (a) better understand the relationship between the fortlet and fort, (b) investigate the internal layout of the fortlet and fort, (c) investigate the possibility of a southern gateway to the fort, (d) investigate the arrangement of ditches to the northeast of the fort, (e) investigate any extra-mural settlement between the fort and the bathhouse, (f) identify any previously unidentified Roman features in the area and (g) explore the area for other previously unrecorded archaeological features. [...] |
12 July 2021 |
| 1143547 |
RECORDING |
ELECTROMAGNETIC |
Historic Environment Scotland, Archaeological Survey Team, undertook electro-magnetic survey of 0.21ha at Golden Hill Park, West Dunbartonshire, between 12 July 2021 and 16 July 2021 using a hand-held GF Instruments CMD Mini Explorer. The survey, which forms part of a wider Antonine Wall Geophysical Survey project, covered the remains of Duntocher fortlet, fort and annexe and a stretch of the Antonine wall. It was undertaken to (a) better understand the relationship between the fortlet and fort, (b) investigate the internal layout of the fortlet and fort, (c) investigate the arrangement of ditches to the northeast of the fort, (d) identify any previously unidentified Roman features in the area and (e) to explore the area for other previously unrecorded archaeological features. [...] |
12 July 2021 |
| 1133064 |
RECORDING |
MAGNETOMETRY |
Historic Environment Scotland, Archaeological Survey Team, undertook gradiometer survey of 8.35ha at Kinneil House, Bo’ness, Falkirk, between 10 May 2021 and 15 May 2021. The survey, which forms part of a wider Antonine Wall Geophysical Survey project, was undertaken to (a) confirm the course of the Antonine Wall through the area, (b) establish if the course of the Military way can be identified in the area, (c) investigate Kinneil Fortlet’s northern gateway and associated causeway over the Antonine Wall’s Ditch, (d) investigate the area for traces of a possible Roman fort, (e) investigate the relationship Kinneil village and the Antonine Wall, (f) identify any previously unidentified Roman features in the area and (g) to explore the area for other previously unrecorded archaeological features. [...] |
10 May 2021 |
