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Field Visit

Date 12 May 1961

Event ID 657740

Category Recording

Type Field Visit

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/657740

NG25NW 2 2175 5992

NG 2175 5992. Upon a rocky knoll at the end of Ardmore Point, just over 100ft OD, there is the remains of a turf-covered cairn.

It measures 9.3m in diameter, 0.5m in height and is contained within a kerb of small stones. In the centre is a small pile of stones covering an Admiralty trig station and to the N are two earth-fast boulders.

The size of this cairn and the presence of a kerb suggest that it is an antiquity and not the site of an early trigonometrical station.

Visited by OS (AC) 12 May 1961.

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