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Westerside

Farmstead (Period Unassigned)

Site Name Westerside

Classification Farmstead (Period Unassigned)

Canmore ID 59792

Site Number NT86NE 32

NGR NT 8897 6869

Datum OSGB36 - NGR

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  • Council Scottish Borders, The
  • Parish Coldingham
  • Former Region Borders
  • Former District Berwickshire
  • Former County Berwickshire

Archaeology Notes

NT86NE 32 8897 6868.

Situated immediately SE of settlement NT86NE 17. A rectangular building-platform measuring 8.8m by 4m and mutilated by a later kiln-like structure occupies the N corner of a rectangular enclosure measuring 16m by 15m within a stony bank 2.5m thick. A semi-circular annexe adjoins the NW side of the enclosure.

RCAHMS 1980, visited July 1979.

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Field Visit (May 1911)

82. Fort-like Enclosures, Coldingham Loch.

Situated on the end of a knoll, at an elevation of 520 feet above sea-level, to the west of the northwest end of Coldingham Loch and some 550 yards to the north- west of Westloch House, is a small circular enclosure surrounded by a low stony bank, measuring some 135 feet by 111 feet, and entered from the north-west and south-east. In the interior are two circular depressions measuring in diameter respectively 27 and 24 feet (fig. 44). On lower ground, some 12 feet to the south-east, is a smaller and oblong enclosure of similar character measuring 90 feet by 51, containing two circular foundations of 30 and 24 feet in diameter, and a smaller and rectangular enclosure. The entrance appears to have been from the south-east. Some 34 yards further to the south-east lies a third enclosure, elliptical in outline, measuring 69 feet by 57 feet.

RCAHMS 1915, visited May 1911.

Sbc Note

Visibility: This is an upstanding earthwork or monument.

Information from Scottish Borders Council

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