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Archaeology Notes
Event ID 650219
Category Descriptive Accounts
Type Archaeology Notes
Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/650219
NT82SW 104 from 8141 2384 to 8135 2377
Immediately S of Cove Farm (NT82SW 24) on the gentle slopes to the E of the Bowmont Water, there is a small area of cross-contour, reverse S-shaped rig measuring 80m from ENE to WSW by 30m transversely. Both in character and relationships, this area of rig is very similar to that (NT82SW 67) lying immediately N of Cove Farm. Both the S extent and lower, W, edge of the cultivation are defined by natural features; the Horsely Stream and a scarp down to the Bowmont Water respectively. On the N, the rig and Cove Farm respect each other, whilst the upper limit of the reverse S-shaped rig again removes the lynchet along the lower limit of an extensive area of contour cultivation.
The rigs average 5m in width between furrows up to 1m width and between 0.15m and 0.2m in depth.
Information from RJ Mercer (University of Edinburgh) 24 March 1987
RCAHMS MS 2598. No. 6/047
