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Cnoc Nam Fiadh Ford

Ford (Period Unassigned)

Site Name Cnoc Nam Fiadh Ford

Classification Ford (Period Unassigned)

Canmore ID 143099

Site Number NH31SW 10.01

NGR NH 3415 1008

Datum OSGB36 - NGR

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Administrative Areas

  • Council Highland
  • Parish Boleskine And Abertarff
  • Former Region Highland
  • Former District Inverness
  • Former County Inverness-shire

Archaeology Notes

NH31SW 10.01 3415 1008.

This is a possible military ford.

Visited by OS March 1979.

Activities

Desk Based Assessment (October 2014 - June 2015)

A desk-based assessment was carried out for a 200 m wide corridor (Inner Study Area) centred upon the proposed indicative route of the Coille Ghormaig to Inchnacardoch Forest trident OHL and the 132kV underground cable between Inchnacardoch and Auchterawe Substation. Reconnaissance field survey was also carried out for the Inner Study Area of the proposed Coille Ghormaig to Inchnacardoch Forest trident OHL.

Two cultural heritage assets were identified within the Inner Study Area for the proposed trident OHL, a cairn (2) and a possible cairn (1).The proposed trident OHL would be microsited wherever feasible to ensure that both heritage assets would be avoided, resulting in no residual effects. If this is not possible, investigation and recording mitigation would offset but not reduce the effects upon these assets, resulting in effects of moderate significance on the cairn (2) and possible cairn (1).

Two cultural heritage assets were identified within the Inner Study Area for the proposed 132kV underground cable, comprising two putative lengths of the former military road (3 & 4). This part of the development would utilise existing access tracks, helping to minimise effects on heritage assets. Where possible known heritage assets would be avoided, resulting in no residual effects. It is possible that some buried remains of the former military road survive in the area between sites 3 & 4. Requirements for archaeological monitoring of works / watching briefs in this area would be agreed in consultation with HET,

Funder: Environ UK Ltd

CFA Archaeology Ltd

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