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Hopehouse Burn

Cairn (Period Unknown)(Possible), Turf Wall (Period Unknown)(Possible)

Site Name Hopehouse Burn

Classification Cairn (Period Unknown)(Possible), Turf Wall (Period Unknown)(Possible)

Canmore ID 359641

Site Number NT21NE 116

NGR NT 28196 17266

Datum OSGB36 - NGR

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Administrative Areas

  • Council Scottish Borders, The
  • Parish Ettrick
  • Former Region Borders
  • Former District Ettrick And Lauderdale
  • Former County Selkirkshire

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Sbc Note

A 'circular turf built structure' identified by the Thirlestane Nov 09 survey, APs seem to suggest a sub-circular cairn with another cairn nearby; more information needed; survey details follow:

Site 59 is a circular turf built structure and is interpreted to be the stell depicted on Lizars’ map called Lower Grain Stell due to the location. The site measures 5m across with the turf built wall having a 1m width and a height of .5m.

Site No. 59

Name: Lower Grain Stell

Type of remains: Agricultural structure

NGR: NT 28196 17266

Elevation: 361m

NMRS No. None

HER No. None

Status/Source: Cartographic/survey

Description: A circular turf built structure 5m across 1m in width and .5m in height with pits located immediately to the SE.

Information from Scottish Borders Council Historic Environment Record

(n.d.)

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