| 882473 |
RECORDING |
FIELD VISIT |
When surveyed in 1929, this site was visible as a slightly hollowed mound, some 30m in diameter. It stood up to 2m high and there were traces of a wall to the NE side. It was located on the margins of cultivated land and was thought to be the remains of a much denuded broch or chambered cairn. By 1973, all that survived was an uneven, roughly circular area of ground, c.20m in diameter and it was thought to have suffered coastal erosion. This site was not located during this survey. [...] |
August 1973 |
| 930303 |
RECORDING |
FIELD VISIT |
Rectangular thick-walled building, 8.5 x 4.8m, its walls varying between 1m and 1.3m in width. It has a door in its east wall, and may have had a second in the west wall. [...] |
1991 |
| 930505 |
RECORDING |
FIELD VISIT |
A71: A rectangular building 12 x 5.5m, with stone-faced walls 1.2m wide. A partition wall at the south-east end may be original, and creates a room 3.2 x 2.1m with no external doorway. The main doorway appears to be in the north-east wall. There are secondary rubble built walls in the north-west end of the building, possibly lambing pens. To the front of the building a circular stone setting 1.7m diam is to one side of the door, and a wall 5m long projects northwards on the other side to create a small yard area. [...] |
1991 |
