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Archaeology Notes

Event ID 662072

Category Descriptive Accounts

Type Archaeology Notes

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NH64NW 3 centred 6475 4664

(Centred NH 6475 4664). Where a small stream enters the Beauly Firth to the west of Kessock Ferry, a "yair" or fish-trap can be seen at low water. Two lines of stones are visible, to entrap fish left by the falling tide; the double line having probably been laid to suit neap and spring tides and to ensure continuity of a supply of fish.

T D Bathgate 1951.

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