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Scryne Smithy

Enclosure (Prehistoric)

Site Name Scryne Smithy

Classification Enclosure (Prehistoric)

Alternative Name(s) East Scryne Hall

Canmore ID 34492

Site Number NO53NE 13

NGR NO 5858 3660

Datum OSGB36 - NGR

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/site/34492

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Administrative Areas

  • Council Angus
  • Parish Panbride
  • Former Region Tayside
  • Former District Angus
  • Former County Angus

Archaeology Notes

NO53NE 13 5858 3660.

Rectilinear.

(Undated) information from RCAHMS.

This monument comprises the remains of a sub-rectangular enclosed settlement of prehistoric date represented by cropmarks visible on oblique aerial photographs. It lies in arable farmland at around 20-25m OD and comprises a sub-rectangular enclosure measuring about 40m by 50m and defined by a ditch some 2-3m wide.

Information from Historic Scotland, scheduling document dated 4 March 1997.

Activities

Aerial Photographic Transcription (26 July 2017)

An interpretative transcription, or mapping, of information on oblique aerial photographs was produced on 26 July 2017.

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