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Field Visit

Date March 1982

Event ID 1138114

Category Recording

Type Field Visit

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/1138114

The Cloch NO 781 679 NO76NE 1

This cairn is situated on the summit of Cloch Hill 380m WNW of Boghead farmhouse. It measures 18m in diameter over the remains of a boulder kerb and has been reduced by robbing to a height of 0.5m. The cairn takes its name from a prominent conglomerate slab (2.3m by 1.7m by 0.6m) set on edge which forms one of the kerbstones on the SSE; it is flanked by two upright kerbstones, leading to the suggestion that the site is a Recumbent Stone Circle. The cairn is, however, one of a group in the area which have well-built kerbs and an associated large stone. (See also NO87NW 12, NO87NW 6, NO87NW 4 and NO87NW 5)

RCAHMS 1982, visited March 1982

(Kenworthy 1972, 24)

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