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Archaeology Notes

Event ID 773689

Category Descriptive Accounts

Type Archaeology Notes

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/773689

NS57SW 22.01 5089 7101 to 5097 7149

NS 5089 7101 to NS 5097 7149 Archaeological trial trenching in September 1997 close to the site of Knappers (NMRS NS57SW 22), a Neolithic and Early Bronze Age cemetery excavated in the 1930s, revealed traces of prehistoric activity possibly related to the cemetery. A single sherd of beaker pottery was recovered from a small pit. Other pits were present, one of which was densely packed with charcoal. A few isolated post- and stake-holes and a curving, shallow trench, possibly the slot trench of a structure, were present. Palaeobotanical samples were taken from the area of Cleddans Burn for pollen analysis.

Sponsor: Robert Johnstone Associates.

I Cullen 1997.

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