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Field Visit

Date 9 August 2022

Event ID 1148220

Category Recording

Type Field Visit

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/1148220

All that remains visible of this latrine block is the rectangular concrete raft which formed its foundation. It measures 6.1m from NNW to SSE by 3m transversely and a socket for a wooden post at the SW corner indicates that the superstructure above the raft was probably framed in timber. A contemporary plan (Ordnance Survey 1918) shows that the latrine contained 6 cubicles, a separate entrance to the southern probably indicating its use by officers. A concrete gutter runs WSW from the SW corner of the building 5.9m to a manhole measuring 0.97m square overall and 0.4m square internally.

Visited by HES Archaeological Survey (J. Sherriff, A. McCaig), 9 August 2022.

Ordnance Survey 1918. 1:360 scale plan of Special Survey War Department Site at Braefoot Point, Fifeshire - NLS: MapArea.C18:13(05).

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