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Archaeology Notes

Event ID 696271

Category Descriptive Accounts

Type Archaeology Notes

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/696271

NG53SE 38 5658 3435

The remains of a possible long house were recorded here during a field survey of the Suisnish area of Raasay by ACFA, who have conducted surveys on the island every year since 1995. The structure measures 14.7m x 2.8m internally and has drystone walls that have now largely tumbled down. The ends of the building are bowed and there are two entrances, in the E and W walls. An internal wall divideds the interior into two, with the smaller area likely being the byre. a more recent lambing pen appears to have been made from the ruins in one corner.

J Macdonald, J Scott Wood 2005

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