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Archaeology Notes

Event ID 650452

Category Descriptive Accounts

Type Archaeology Notes

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/650452

NC71SE 32 7742 1050.

NC 7742 1050 A stone-walled hut-circle within an associated field system was discovered during field investigation on the upper, moorland slopes of a hillside open to the S and intruded on by 18th/19th century abandoned settlement from the S and E.

The hut, built up on a rise, is about 11.5m diameter over a wall of indeterminate thickness; the interior bears signs of disturbance seen in a thin spread of turf-overgrown rubble. Two earthfast, opposing slabs, standing to 0.6m high and 1.2m apart, in the south wall arc are undoubtedly portal stones.

The field system is 200m E-W by 100m N-W and is clearly indicated by stone clearance heaps and the odd lynchet; cultivation plots cannot be discerned.

Surveyed at 1:10 560.

Visited by OS (J M) 16 March 1976.

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