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Third Inchna Burn
Archaeological Landscape (Medieval) - (Post Medieval)
Site Name Third Inchna Burn
Classification Archaeological Landscape (Medieval) - (Post Medieval)
Alternative Name(s) Red Brae
Canmore ID 47161
Site Number NS89NW 54
NGR NS 8470 9910
NGR Description Centred on NS 8470 9910
Datum OSGB36 - NGR
Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/site/47161
- Council Stirling
- Parish Logie (Stirling)
- Former Region Central
- Former District Stirling
- Former County Stirlingshire
Field Visit (13 February 1974)
Post-medieval fields and enclosures.
Visited by OS (JP) 13 February 1974.
Field Visit (4 June 1997)
NS89NW 54.00 centred on 8470 9910
NS89NW 54.01 NS 8466 9888 Farmstead (MENS97 18-21)
NS89NW 54.02 NS 8470 9910 Field-system; Head-dyke; Cultivation Terraces; Rig
NS89NW 54.03 NS 8445 9938 Hut (MENS97 22)
NS89NW 54.04 NS 8496 9958 Hut; Sheepfold; Trackways (MENS97 124-5)
The sides of the spur between the Second and Third Inchna Burns are enclosed by a head-dyke and covered by field banks and rig (54.02). A farmstead (54.01) lies at the centre of the cultivated ground and there is an isolated hut or pen (54.03) at the edge of a field to the S of the Third Inchna Burn. A sheepfold, or bucht, overlies the head-dyke and there is a hut just outside the head-dyke (54.04). Trackways cut across the spine of the spur and lead up on to the unenclosed hill to the NE.
(MENS97 18-22; 124-5)
Visited by RCAHMS (DCC) 22 April and 4 June 1997
