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View from W. Digital image of C 23507 CN
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View from NE.
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50 High Street- rear View, N E Fife, Fife
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50 High Street- doorpiece, N E Fife, Fife
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50 High Street- frontage, N E Fife, Fife
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From SE.
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View from W.
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View from SE of garden front.
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View from SE.
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Annan, 50-52 High Street, Royal Bank Of Scotland, NY16NE 107, Ordnance Survey index card, Recto
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Annan, general view, showing Old Parish Church and High Street. Oblique aerial photograph taken facing north.
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View of Red Lion Close from S.
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Clinker-type frame timber of oak. This is a "grown" timber; that is, it is fashioned from part of a tree where a natural junction provides the basis for the required shape. The bottom of the frame has been squared off to accommodate a keel approximately 90 mm wide. On one side of the keel (the right-hand in this photography) a 30-mm square cut has been made. This is to create a passage (limber-hole) to allow water to drain freely to a point where it can be pumped or baled. Above this, a series of stepped recesses on the outer edge of the frame indicates at least four runs of overlapping clinker planking. The first three strakes flare evenly upwards, while the fourth shows a distinct flattening out. This suggests a flared V-bottom such as might be expected towards one or other of the vessel's extremities. Scale 50 cm.
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Clinker-type frame timber of oak. This is a "grown" timber; that is, it is fashioned from part of a tree where a natural junction provides the basis for the required shape. The bottom of the frame has been squared off to accommodate a keel approximately 90 mm wide. On one side of the keel (the right-hand in this photograph) a 30-mm square cut has been made. This is to create a passage (limber-hole) to allow water to drain freely to a well where it can be pumped or baled. Above this, a series of stepped recesses on the outer edge of the frame indicates at least four runs of overlapping clinker planking. The first three strakes flare evenly upwards, while the fourth shows a distinct flattening out. This suggests a flared V-bottom such as might be expected towards one or other of the vessel's extremities. Scale 50 cm. (Cat No 104/A12578)
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This oak frame timber has many similarities to Perth07. In view of the relatively close spatial and chronological contexts within which they were found, both may be parts of the same vessel. The seating for the keel, as with Perth07, is 90 mm wide, while a similar 30-mm limber-hole is present. If they are from the same hull then the limber-holes, which must have been located along the same side of the keel to permit a free run of water, provide a relative orientation. This suggests that the two frames may come from towards the opposite ends of the vessel. Scale 50 cm. (Cat No 88/A12563)
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Oblique aerial view.
DP 265078
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View of Red Lion Close from S.
SC 1641021
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View of Red Lion Close from S.
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View of Carlyle House, High Street, Haddington, from NE.
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View of Carlyle House, High Street, Haddington, from N.
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General view of the High Street, Haddington, including Carlyle House and The British Linen Bank.
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An oblique aerial view of Dingwall, Easter Ross, looking W.
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Wick, 9 High Street, ND35SE 50, Ordnance Survey index card, Recto
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Elgin, 211E High Street, NJ26SW 50, Ordnance Survey index card, Recto
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