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Archaeology Notes
Event ID 758410
Category Descriptive Accounts
Type Archaeology Notes
Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/758410
NO12NE 61.02 1484 2792
(Falls on sheet NO12NW)
A single structure in the Newlands Plantation, brick built with a corrugated iron roof on timber supports. The roof slopes at a slight angle from W to E. There are two side walls, open at each end, the W wall terminals slope at approximately 45 degrees, as do the E wall terminals but these also turn outwards at a slight angle.
The maximum height of the structure is approximately 30ft, the width 15ft. Mid-way down each internal side is a recess of c5ft depth by 7ft wide by 5ft 10 inches high, each has a concrete base, and a concrete lintel beneath brick arching. It is possible that this structure was a vehicle shelter.
Information from M A Hall (Human History Officer, Perth Museum & Art Gallery), visited 4 October 1995
NO 1488 2792 A brick-built vehicle shelter (?).
M A Hall 1995.
