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Archaeology Notes

Event ID 719698

Category Descriptive Accounts

Type Archaeology Notes

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/719698

NT08NW 15.01 centred 00497 87392

Site recorded during an archaeological assessment and watching brief undertaken along the route of the Longannet pipeline in May 1996.

NT 0035 8780 - NT 0093 8772 Designed landscape.

Sponsor: Penspen Environmental.

B Finlayson and D Alexander 1997

NT 005 872 A watching brief with limited excavation was carried out during the replacement of a sewer pipe that ran through the designed landscape of Valleyfield House, paying particular attention to the walled garden. Four small trenches were opened in the walled garden prior to pipe-laying operations to record features likely to be damaged. Both entrances to the walled garden were recorded as well as the basal steps of a central stairway and the edge of an ornamental canal. The grounds of Valleyfield House were designed by Sir Humphrey Repton in 1801 and are the only example of his work in Scotland. Valleyfield House was demolished earlier this century and the grounds are now largely neglected and overgrown.

Sponsor: East of Scotland Water Authority.

I Cullen and A Maule 1998

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