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Kebister
Structure (Post Medieval)(Possible)
Site Name Kebister
Classification Structure (Post Medieval)(Possible)
Alternative Name(s) Luggie's Knowe
Canmore ID 356110
Site Number HU44NE 22
NGR HU 46179 45640
NGR Description HU 46189 45640 and HU 46179 45646
Datum OSGB36 - NGR
Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/site/356110
- Council Shetland Islands
- Parish Tingwall
- Former Region Shetland Islands Area
- Former District Shetland
- Former County Shetland
Field Visit (20 November 2012 - 23 November 2012)
An archaeological walk over survey carried out in advance of the construction of the Gremista Wind Farm identified eight sites within a 100m buffer of the wind turbines and associated infrastructure. Four of these sites lie within 50m from proposed crane-pads and may be affected by the construction work. A peat coring survey carried out at the same time recorded a varied peat thickness across the Development Area from less than 0.1m to 2.75m.
Information from OASIS ID: headland1-142396 (M Dalland) 2012
Field Visit (20 November 2012 - 23 November 2012)
HU 46179 45646
A rectangular structure is located 55m to the south of Site 1. It is visible as a rectangular sunken area aligned across the slope, north-east to south-west and measuring some 5.8m by 2.8m. The entrance is likely to be at the north-east end which is less well defined.
HU 46189 45640
A possible hut-platform is located less than 10m to the south-east of Site 2. It is visible as a slight curving scoop into the hillside with a corresponding bulge down slope forming an almost level sub-circular area some 3m by 4m.
Information from OASIS ID: headland1-142396 (M Dalland) 2012
Watching Brief (23 March 2015 - 10 April 2015)
An archaeological watching brief was carried out during construction work for Turbine 1 at Gremista Wind Farm. The monitoring took place during stripping of peat and topsoil of the footprint for the turbine, lay-down area and access road. No archaeological features were recorded.
Infromation from Headland Archaeology Ltd.