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Carnoch Burn

Enclosure (Medieval) - (Post Medieval), Hut Circle (Prehistoric)

Site Name Carnoch Burn

Classification Enclosure (Medieval) - (Post Medieval), Hut Circle (Prehistoric)

Canmore ID 15072

Site Number NH84SE 1

NGR NH 86844 40879

Datum OSGB36 - NGR

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  • Council Highland
  • Parish Cawdor
  • Former Region Highland
  • Former District Nairn
  • Former County Nairn

Archaeology Notes

NH84SE 1 8683 4087.

At NH 8683 4087 on a dry rise beside the Carnoch Burn is an oval stone-walled hut measuring c. 14.0m from the W through the simple entrance in the E, by c. 12.5m transversely between the centres of a wall spread to c. 3.0m all round. There is no trace of the type of cultivation which is normally found with stone-walled huts, ie. clearance heaps, lynchets etc. The hut falls within an enclosure divided into two sub-rectangles of unequal size by a cross bank which clips the N arc of the hut. There is evidence of late cultivation in the N part, which indicates that the enclosure is later than the hut.

Visited by OS (A A) 3 February 1971.

This hut-circle is situated in dense heather close to the Carnoch Burn.

RCAHMS 1978, visited April 1978.

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Field Visit (April 1978)

Carnoch Burn NH 868 408 NH84SE 1

A hut-circle measuring 12.5m by 11 m internally within a wall spread to 3m in thickness can be distinguished in dense heather close to the Carnoch Burn.

RCAHMS 1978, visited April 1978

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