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Sanday, Rubha Nan Feannag

Structure(S) (Period Unassigned)

Site Name Sanday, Rubha Nan Feannag

Classification Structure(S) (Period Unassigned)

Alternative Name(s) Canna

Canmore ID 137784

Site Number NG20SE 68

NGR NG 2739 0499

NGR Description NG 2739 0499 and NG 2737 0498

Datum OSGB36 - NGR

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Canna, Church of Scotland: aerial view.
Digital image of C 40390 CN
Canna, Church of Scotland: aerial view.
Digital image of C 40390 CNSanday, Roman Catholic Church of St Edward the Confessor and Canna Harbour, Pier. Aerial view, with nearby sites, buildings and monuments at Greod, Cnoc an Tionail, Creag Liath, Camas an Ail, Rubha nan Lion and Rubha nan Feannag.Canna and Sanday. Aerial view of Roman Catholic Church of St Edward the Confessor and Canna Harbour, pier with nearby sites, buildings and monuments at Eilean a' Bhaird, Eilean Gille Mhartein, Changehouse, The Square, Camas an Ail, Greod, Cnoc an Tionail, Am Mialagan, Rubha an Feannag, Rubha nan Lion and Druim an Lochain.Sanday, Roman Catholic Church of St Edward the Confessor. Aerial view, with nearby sites, buildings and monuments at Greod, Cnoc an Tionail, Creag Liath, Camas an Ail, Rubha nan Lion and Rubha nan Feannag.Canna and Sanday. Aerial view of Roman Catholic Church of St Edward the Confessor and Canna Harbour, pier with nearby sites, buildings and monuments at Eilean a' Bhaird, Eilean Gille Mhartein, Changehouse, The Square, Camas an Ail, Greod, Cnoc an Tionail, Am Mialagan, Rubha an Feannag, Rubha nan Lion and Druim an Lochain.
Digital image of C 40392 CN

Administrative Areas

  • Council Highland
  • Parish Small Isles
  • Former Region Highland
  • Former District Lochaber
  • Former County Inverness-shire

Archaeology Notes

NG20SE 68 2739 0499 and 2737 0498

The grass-grown remains of two structures lie on Rubha nan Feannag, the headland on the W side of the part of Canna Harbour that does not dry out at low water. The larger (NG 2739 0499 ) is almost square on plan but is open on its N side measuring about 8m across from NNE to SSW; what appears to be a drainage channel around its E, S and W sides may in fact be a robber trench. The second structure (NG 2737 0498) lies immediately to the SW, and comprises little more than a narrow groove 5m long flanked on both sides by a low upcast earthen bank.

(Canna 83-4).

Visited by RCAHMS (ARG), 8 March 1996.

Activities

Aerial Photography (2 September 1994)

Field Visit (8 March 1996)

The grass-grown remains of two structures lie on Rubha nan Feannag, the headland on the W side of the part of Canna Harbour that does not dry out at low water. The larger (NG 2739 0499 ) is almost square on plan but is open on its N side measuring about 8m across from NNE to SSW; what appears to be a drainage channel around its E, S and W sides may in fact be a robber trench. The second structure (NG 2737 0498) lies immediately to the SW, and comprises little more than a narrow groove 5m long flanked on both sides by a low upcast earthen bank.

(Canna 83-4).

Visited by RCAHMS (ARG), 8 March 1996.

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