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Archaeology Notes
Event ID 849751
Category Descriptive Accounts
Type Archaeology Notes
Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/849751
NT17NE 71.06 19744 78734
A small concrete and brick building, possibly a magazine is situated between the twin 6-pounder gun-emplacement (NT17NE 71.03) and No.2 Engine room (NT17NE 71.05).
The building measures about 5.9 by 3.3m overall is cut into the slope and has a concrete roof with vent or chimney and steel framed windows and rest on a concrete platform.
Visited by RCAHMS (DE, AL), May 1998
It is reinforced concrete not brick and concrete, and it is unlikely to have been a magazine since it originally had a chimney (still there in the early 70's) and a stove, together with the window. Most likely a store or shelter for the men.
Information to RCAHMS via e-mail from Mr J Dods (Cramond Heritage Society), April 2006.
