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Standing Building Recording

Date 19 March 2013

Event ID 993421

Category Recording

Type Standing Building Recording

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/993421

NM 41199 19622 Pre-conservation photographic and measured surveys were carried out of Kilvickeon Church, on 19 March 2013, to provide a baseline record of the monument’s present condition. This chapel is one of the seven medieval parish churches on Mull, and was probably dedicated to Ernan, son of Eoghan, a nephew of St Columba. It was in use until 1804, when a new church was built at Bunessan. The N and S walls are still standing to near roof height and the entrance to the church is intact. Above the doorway, the chapel still bears an intriguing, though worn, symbolic stone carving interpreted as a ‘sheela-na-gig’.

Archive: RoCAS and RCAHMS (intended). Report: OASIS and WoSAS

Funder: Addison Conservation + Design

Lynn Fraser and Mary Peteranna, Ross and Cromarty Archaeological Services, 2013

(Source: DES)

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