Arran, Cnoc An T-seabhaig
Dyke (Post Medieval), Hut Circle(S) (Prehistoric)(Possible), Pen (Post Medieval), Standing Stone(S) (Prehistoric)(Possible), Structure(S) (Post Medieval)
Site Name Arran, Cnoc An T-seabhaig
Classification Dyke (Post Medieval), Hut Circle(S) (Prehistoric)(Possible), Pen (Post Medieval), Standing Stone(S) (Prehistoric)(Possible), Structure(S) (Post Medieval)
Canmore ID 166457
Site Number NR92NE 8
NGR NR 9515 2730
NGR Description Centred on NR 9515 2730
Datum OSGB36 - NGR
Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/site/166457
- Council North Ayrshire
- Parish Kilmory
- Former Region Strathclyde
- Former District Cunninghame
- Former County Buteshire
Field Visit (1999)
NR92NE 8 centred on 9515 2730
NR 945 265 (centre) Sites recorded in March 1999, during a survey which covered an area of c 300ha lying to the N of Glenree Farmhouse on the unclassified Ross Road, running between Lamlash and Sliddery. The survey area consists of boggy upland moorland sheep pasture.
NR 9509 2737 Standing stone.
NR 9512 2728 Standing stone.
NR 9526 2750 Hut circle.
NR 9531 2750 Hut circle.
NR 9535 2756 Multi-period structure/stockyard.
NR 9535 2757 Revetted structure.
NR 9535 2758 'Trough'.
NR 9536 2759 Turf and stone structure.
NR 9535 2757 L-shaped walling.
NR 9527 2751 L-shaped walling.
NR 9528 2750 Turf and stone structure.
NR 9531 2753 Turf and stone structure.
NR 9508 2728 Stone structure.
NR 9506 2721 Turf and stone structure.
NR 9512 2715 Turf and stone structure.
NR 9512 2722 Stone structure.
NR 9510 2709 Turf and stone structure.
NR 9510 2703 L-shaped dyke and structure.
NR 9506 2708 Cellular feature.
NR 9503 2697 Linear structure (?stock holding pen)
D A Bilsland 1999
Field Visit (2003)
NR 9512 2728 Stone set in a vertical manner measuring 0.65m high with a base 0.95m long facing eastwards. It too was reported in 1999 by the CFA students. Close to the southwest is a deeply cut drainage channel emptying into the Allt Cul Corriehiam that has considerable up cast to the northeast. This stone is located just beyond the upcast and it is very possible that it is a boulder thrown up from the excavations or the work of the machineman.
Site identified during an archaeological survey on Arran and Jura by the ACFA.
Anne Wood and Scott Wood, 2003.
Note (29 November 2018)
The location, classification and period of this site have been reviewed.
HES Survey and Recording 29 November 2018
