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Field Visit

Date 2022

Event ID 1158561

Category Recording

Type Field Visit

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/1158561

NN 92320 86820 A walkover survey was commissioned by The National Trust for Scotland, ahead of a tree planting scheme at the Black Bothy and shielings (Canmore ID: 81012), Mar Lodge Estate, Braemar. The survey was designed to identify and record visible archaeological remains near the Black Bothy and shielings in order to inform a tree-planting scheme. A basic survey was carried out on existing structures, noted within the HER at this location. The survey aimed to provide data including the location, character and extent of these features. The survey also sought to identify previously unrecorded sites, located along the Allt a’ Chaorainn burn, which may pertain to the Black Bothy and shielings site. The walkover survey identified and recorded fourteen features including structures, a mound and shallow pits.

Archive: NRHE and Aberdeenshire HER (intended)

Funder: The National Trust for Scotland

Lachlan Mckeggie and James McGovern – Highland Archaeology Services

(Source DES Volume 23)

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