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Archaeology Notes
Event ID 671670
Category Descriptive Accounts
Type Archaeology Notes
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NJ93NW 30 centred 902 353
For hut-circle (NJ 9021 3521), see NJ93NW 25.
Intricate pattern of different types of rig and furrow covering an undulating area of 27.5 ha of cleared woodland on the N bank of the River Ythan. Rigs vary from regular, narrow and straight (up to 80m long) to moderately sinuous and in some areas are overlaid by depleted stone banks. A substantial trapezoidal enclosure contains 8 broad (?) spade ridges, while a stone walled hut circle (NJ93NW 25), c12m in diameter, a field clearance heap and other field boundaries also survive.
I A G Shepherd and S M Ralston 1981.
(Location cited as NJ 902 353). Wood of Schivas. This group of monuments is situated in a poorly-drained area of rough pasture at an altitude of between 40 and 50m OD.
Comprehensive description given with reference to field plan (not supplied).
Vertical air photography (BKS/GRC NJ93N 2721113) and Roy's Military Survey (1750) cited.
NMRS, MS/712/36, visited 27 August 1980.
