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Archaeology Notes
Event ID 704931
Category Descriptive Accounts
Type Archaeology Notes
Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/704931
NS79NW 12 730 968.
A semi-solid, tripartite disc wheel, which may date anywhere from c.1300 BC to 100 AD or later, was found 10ft below the surface of Blair Drummond Moss at Roseburn Lane about 1830. The only one of its kind yet recorded in the British Isles, it is now in the National Museum of Antiquities of Scotland (NMAS Accession no. LN43). Several arrowheads were also found nearby.
S Piggott 1959; Archaeol Scot 1890; NMAS Accession Register
An accurate find spot for the objects could not be ascertained. The arrowheads are not in the NMAS.
Visited by OS (RD) 16 January 1969
Tripartite disc wheel of ash, found c. 1830 in peat along with two others (not kept) around NGR NS 72 96.
Radiocarbon dating of wheel disc 2810+/- 85bp (860bc), c.1255-815 cal BC.
NMRS MS/735/1
