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Barnluasgan

Enclosure (Period Unknown)

Site Name Barnluasgan

Classification Enclosure (Period Unknown)

Canmore ID 39173

Site Number NR79SE 21

NGR NR 79408 92286

NGR Description Centre

Datum OSGB36 - NGR

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Administrative Areas

  • Council Argyll And Bute
  • Parish North Knapdale
  • Former Region Strathclyde
  • Former District Argyll And Bute
  • Former County Argyll

Archaeology Notes

NR79SE 21 7939 9246.

NR 7939 9246,. On the rocky summit of the ridge, about 20.0m N of the homestead (NR79SE 3) are the remains of a small structure enclosing an area 6.5m in diameter. Forming the perimeter is a close-set kerb of large boulders and the interior is slightly raised with a few stones evident. No entrance is certain, nor is any wall thickness evident. The structure resembles a kerbed cairn, but only excavation can reveal its true function.

Visited by OS 23 May 1973.

No change to the report 23 May 1973.

Visited by OS (TRG) 26 January 1977.

Activities

Field Visit (May 1984)

A circular enclosure, measuring about 11m by 10m, within a wall, now reduced to a band of rubble, is situated on the summit of a ridge 1.24km NNE of barnluasgan and about 60m ESE of NR79SE 2. Stones forming a rough outer face are visible on the S half of the perimeter. The entrance, situated on the SE, measures 1m in width and has been defined by two large upright slabs, only one of which is now standing.

A second enclosure [NR79SE 21], about 4m to the N, is some 6m in diameter overall, with a rough exterior face formed of a single course of large stones, and only slight traces of an inner face. The position of the entrance is unclear.

Visited May 1984

RCAHMS 1988

Field Visit (1 March 2019)

The location, classification and period of this site have been reviewed.

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