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Little Dunkeld Parish Church, Churchyard

Burial Ground (Post Medieval), Churchyard (Post Medieval), Commemorative Stone (Post Medieval)

Site Name Little Dunkeld Parish Church, Churchyard

Classification Burial Ground (Post Medieval), Churchyard (Post Medieval), Commemorative Stone (Post Medieval)

Canmore ID 27180

Site Number NO04SW 26.01

NGR NO 02859 42249

Datum OSGB36 - NGR

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/site/27180

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Administrative Areas

  • Council Perth And Kinross
  • Parish Little Dunkeld
  • Former Region Tayside
  • Former District Perth And Kinross
  • Former County Perthshire

Archaeology Notes

NO04SW 26 NO 028 422

A watching brief was conducted in August 2005 on the opening of ditches for an access ramp and a drain at Little Dunkeld Church (NO04SW 26.01). The digging revealed material redeposited in recent times, as indicated by 19th/20th-century finds. The presence of two human teeth can be explained by bioturbation or by accidental cutting of a grave.

Archive to be deposited in NMRS.

Sponsor: Congregational Board of Dunkeld Parish.

C Muirhead 2005

NO 028 422 At Little Dunkeld Parish, Little Dunkeld, on 31/08/05 a watching brief was conducted on the opening of ditches for an access ramp and a drain. The digging revealed material redeposited in recent times as indicated by 19th-20th century finds. The presence of two human teeth can be explained by bioturbation or by accidental cutting of a grave and redepositing with the modern material.

Sponsor: The Congregational Board of Dunkeld Parish.

Christopher Muirhead, 2005

Architecture Notes

NO04SW 26.01 02859 42249

(NO 028 422. Two 'Adam and Eve' tombstones of 1744 and 1762, in Little Dunkeld churchyard)

HBD No.2

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