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Desk Based Assessment

Date 11 December 2014

Event ID 995796

Category Recording

Type Desk Based Assessment

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/995796

This barrow stands on a drumlin some 540m SW of the ruins of Urchany farmsteading, within a moorland landscape characterised by the scattered remains of buildings, enclosures and relict cultivation. The barrow comprises a grass-grown central mound measuring about 9m in diameter by 1.5m in height and an enclosing ditch which is approximately 3m in breadth and is accompanied by an external bank 3.5m thick and 0.9m high. A causeway which crosses the ditch on the W side, linking the central mound with the outer bank, may be a later addition.

Information from Historic Scotland scheduling document dated 10 October 2014. Input to Oracle datbase by J Sherriff (RCAHMS) 11 December 2014.

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