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Archaeology Notes

Event ID 823337

Category Descriptive Accounts

Type Archaeology Notes

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/823337

NH63NW 75 from 6065 3475 to 6105 3600 and 6119 3595 to 6140 3574

Traces of a drystone dyke, running from NE to SW along the NE-facing slope, were noted during a forestry survey at Clune Hill. A;lthough parts of the dyke are obscured by gorse, it may be traced from about NH 6065 3475, above Dores, to about NH 6105 3600 near the former Manse. A small section of dyke and an earthen bank run NW from the main dyke at NH 6085 3551. It appears to be the head-dyke separating Clune farm from the hill ground on the SW.

The dyke is possibly of 19th century date and appears to predate Clune Wood.

J Wordsworth (Wordsworth Archaeological Services) 11 June1999, NMRS MS/961/58, no.6

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