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Archaeology Notes
Event ID 714311
Category Descriptive Accounts
Type Archaeology Notes
Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/714311
NT27SE 84 2796 7258
A cinerary urn was found 'recently' when cutting a road through the pass called Windy Gowl (name: NT 279 725) about a third of the way from the foot of the glen and a few feet N of the former footpath. The urn was buried some 4' or 5' under the surface, in an egg-shaped cavity about 3' deep and 2' wide. It had been placed, mouth upwards, between two rough stones set on end, with a third stone as a cover, and stood in a mass of black earth, mixed with pieces of charcoal, which filled about a third of the cavity; the urn also contained some of the same material. The urn was donated to the NMAS in 1856 by the Commissioners of H M Works (Acc No: EA 25).
G Logan 1859; NMAS 1892.
Noted.
NMRS, MS/726/96 (37, no. 10).
