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Archaeology Notes

Event ID 741833

Category Descriptive Accounts

Type Archaeology Notes

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/741833

NH64NE 159 69041 45633.

NH 690 457 (centre) A programme of trial trenching was undertaken in February 2002 after desk-based, walkover and geophysical surveys for a retail development. The site is in the vicinity of a number of archaeological sites with Bronze Age and Iron Age occupation (DES 1999, 55). A portion of the site forms part of the gardens of Stoneyfield House (NH64NE 159).

Trial trenching revealed few significant archaeological features, apart from rubble field drains and a few 18th-century rubbish pits close to Stoneyfield House. One piece of worked quartz was recovered from the topsoil.

Full reports deposited in Highland SMR and the NMRS.

Sponsors: G H Johnston Building Consultants Ltd, Tulloch Properties Ltd.

S Farrell 2002

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