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Archaeology Notes

Event ID 656077

Category Descriptive Accounts

Type Archaeology Notes

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/656077

ND48NE 6 4594 8554

On the sloping ground immediately N of Our Lady's Chapel (ND48NE 5) there was a mound, now entirely removed by cultivation. It was locally called 'Dead man's Hillock', suggesting the discovery of a cist or cists.

RCAHMS 1946, visited 1929

Mr Brown pointed out the site of "Deadman's Hillock" on the ground at ND 4594 8554. He recalls his father telling him of the discovery of a cist in the late nineteenth century, when about a dozen cartloads of stones were removed. Several slabs were found, and used to build a culvert. Apparently a cairn of which nothing now survives.

Visited by OS (IMT) 26 April 1973.

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