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Excavation

Date 1971

Event ID 559590

Category Recording

Type Excavation

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NS 581 718 A section was cut across the Wall between the NW angle of Balmuildy fort (NS57SE 12) and the R. Kelvin. The stone base of the Wall was 4.25m wide; a layer of cobbles overlying the turfwork at a height of 0.3m. If this cobbling was a Roman feature, it seemed possible that it might have been connected with a way up to the top of the Wall near the river crossing. One piece of a Roman grey jar. and a green glazed medieval potsherd were found in loose soil.

A S Robertson 1971; D R Wilson 1972.

NS 5806 7181 The Wall base was excavated in 1971. The stone base of the Wall was found to be 4.3m wide (Robertson 1971).

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