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Archaeology Notes

Event ID 661659

Category Descriptive Accounts

Type Archaeology Notes

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NH64NE 129.02 centred 6635 4592

Formerly entered as NH64NE 3.

The tradition is that the curiously carved stones to be seen on the Old Harbour came from St. Thomas's Chapel (NH64NE 21) when Cromwell's Fort was being built.

C Fraser-Mackintosh 1875.

In 1675 the old quay was erected at Portland Place and superseded by the new one in 1738.

A Ross 1888.

Centred NH 6635 4592 Old Harbour sited from photostat plan of Inverness c. 1747 (Original in British Museum)

(Undated) information in NMRS.

The area of the Old Harbour is now filled in and modernised.

Visited by OS (J L D) 31 March 1960.

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