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Standing Building Recording

Date 9 June 2009 - 31 July 2009

Event ID 608191

Category Recording

Type Standing Building Recording

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/608191

NT 313 665 A standing building assessment was undertaken on 9–10 June 2009 on the remains of a number of 18th-century features associated with the Pittendreich estate prior to development works. The remains consisted of a walled garden, rectangular dovecote and a large ruinous building. All the features appeared to pre-date the existing Pittendreich House (built in 1857) and were probably associated with an earlier house in the same grounds and location as the present house (now Pittendreich Care Home).

A subsequent evaluation carried out on 30–31 July 2009 successfully located a small number of shallow ditches and pits/postholes of unknown function. Although mostly undated, two of the features contained one fragment each of 19th-century pottery.

Archive: RCAHMS (intended)

Funder: Young and Gault on behalf of Bilbrooke Ltd

Erlend Hindmarch and Diana Sproat – AOC Archaeology Group

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