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Date 8 January 2018 - 9 January 2018

Event ID 1148752

Category Project

Type Project

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/1148752

An archaeological desk-based assessment of the proposed route for a water pipeline. The assessment comprised a walkover survey of the route combined with a map regression exercise and on-line searches of the National Record of the Historic Environment and the Stirling Council Historic Environment Record. The East Dunbartonshire Historic Environment Record is not available on-line.

Information from C Shaw - Guard Archaeology Ltd

OASIS ID: guardarc1-307462

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Event	Type	Subtype	Notes	Date
1188987	RECORDING	DESK BASED ASSESSMENT	NS 5644 7589 This dates from the 1885 onwards phase of the Loch Katrine water supply scheme. The water passes from the aqueduct into the gauge basin which is 130 imperial feet in diameter. The water passes from one section to another through apertures at the bottom of the walls. This checks the force of the water as well as stilling it before it enters the adjoining measuring pond or basin where the quantity passing into the reservoirs each day is measured. [...]	8 January 2018
1189006	RECORDING	DESK BASED ASSESSMENT	NS 5312 7600 Craigton House was depicted on 1st edition map, 1859, Dumbartonshire, NS57NW, sheet XXVIII, and has been demolished. [...]	8 January 2018
1188985	RECORDING	DESK BASED ASSESSMENT	NS 56830 75757 A good, well-detailed pair of cottages forming the gate lodge to Craigmaddie reservoir and occupying a prominent position on the A81 Strathblane Road. The lodge has historic importance as part of the Glasgow Corporation Waterworks and makes a positive contribution to the Conservation Area around these important reservoirs. The lodge was Listed in 2008 as part of the thematic review of Glasgow’s water supply system. [...]	8 January 2018

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