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Field Visit

Date 9 January 2013 - 10 January 2013

Event ID 994135

Category Recording

Type Field Visit

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/994135

NN 9295 5130 A measured survey was carried out, 9–10 January 2013, of the fort which is mostly covered by dense heather. The fort is defended by largely collapsed stone ramparts and an annexee is located on the SW side. A modern stone dyke cuts across the fort, which has been damaged by the construction of a sheepfold across the W part of the annexee, and the construction of c15 marker cairns on the E rampart. Recent felling of trees on the S and W sides has created a better view of the fort from a distance. The monument appears to be very stable with few signs of any significant damage, the only issues being minor erosion scars in the footpath leading into and across the fort.

Archive: RCAHMS

Funder: Forest Trust – Forestry Commission Scotland

Sorina Spanou and Magnar Dalland, Headland Archaeology Ltd, 2013

(Source: DES)

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