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Field Visit
Date 16 March 1993
Event ID 1122419
Category Recording
Type Field Visit
Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/1122419
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This Clyde-type chambered long cairn, which is situated within a clearing in a forestry plantation, is generally as previously described. Most of the visible stone is disposed between two long mounds set on the same axis; probing in the gap between them reveals a stony spread, and it is likely that both originally belonged to a single cairn some 75 metres in length (contra Henshall). The gap in the middle of the cairn has been caused by robbing on a large scale and this is, in part, reflected by old cuttings in the peat around the cairn. The chamber at the W end of the cairn still survives though the eastern of the two septal slabs was not located on the date of visit.
Visited by RCAHMS (JRS, ARW), 16 March 1993.
(A S Henshall 1972).
Listed as long cairn.
RCAHMS 1997.
