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Note

Date 1982

Event ID 1145901

Category Descriptive Accounts

Type Note

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/1145901

Wilderness Plantation, Fortlet NS 598 721 NS57SE 11

This fortlet, which was first identified from cropmarks, abuts the S face of the Antonine Wall about half-way between the forts of Balmuildy (NS57SE) and Cadder (NS67SW 16). Excavations in 1965-6 revealed that it had measured 19.8m by 17 .5m within the rampart, which appeared to be of one build with the Wall. The interior was eventually cobbled throughout, but in an earlier phase it had contained hearths and timber structures, presumably barracks for the garrison.

RCAHMS 1982

(Wilkes 1974; RCAHMS 1978, pp. 136-7, No. 261)

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