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Cnoc Na H-eildhe
Archaeological Landscape (Prehistoric) - (Modern), Bank (Earthwork)(S) (Period Unknown), Burial Cairn(S) (Prehistoric)(Possible), Clearance Cairn(S) (Period Unknown), Cultivation Remains(S) (Period Unknown), Cup Marked Stone(S) (Prehistoric), Dwelling(S) (Period Unknown), Enclosure(S) (Period Unknown), Pen(S) (Period Unknown), Platform (Period Unknown), Quarry(S) (Period Unknown), Storehouse(S) (Period Unknown), Structure(S) (Period Unknown), Township (Period Unknown), Track(S) (Period Unknown),
Site Name Cnoc Na H-eildhe
Classification Archaeological Landscape (Prehistoric) - (Modern), Bank (Earthwork)(S) (Period Unknown), Burial Cairn(S) (Prehistoric)(Possible), Clearance Cairn(S) (Period Unknown), Cultivation Remains(S) (Period Unknown), Cup Marked Stone(S) (Prehistoric), Dwelling(S) (Period Unknown), Enclosure(S) (Period Unknown), Pen(S) (Period Unknown), Platform (Period Unknown), Quarry(S) (Period Unknown), Storehouse(S) (Period Unknown), Structure(S) (Period Unknown), Township (Period Unknown), Track(S) (Period Unknown),
Canmore ID 373063
Site Number NR89NW 357
NGR NR 84487 97809
Datum OSGB36 - NGR
Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/site/373063
- Council Argyll And Bute
- Parish Kilmichael Glassary
- Former Region Strathclyde
- Former District Argyll And Bute
- Former County Argyll
Field Visit (May 2021 - June 2021)
NR 84478 97809 A pre-afforestation walkover survey was conducted over c200 hectares of land W of Cnoc na h-Eildhe, near Kilmartin, in May and June 2021. The area had been previously subject to a comprehensive archaeological walkover survey (Regan 2009) and so the sites were revisited and the existing record checked and a new photograph of each site made. During the walkover, 68 sites of archaeological or historical interest were recorded within or adjacent to the boundaries of the areas surveyed. The sites comprised: cup-marked stones, possible burial cairns, numerous walls and banks many of which formed field enclosures, ancient tracks, cultivation remains, clearance cairns, structures (dwellings, stores/animal pens), a township, a platform, quarries and twinning pens.
Archive: NRHE (intended)
Funder: Scottish Woodlands Ltd
Clare Ellis – Argyll Archaeology
(Source: DES Vol 22)
