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Skye, Dun Gearymore

Hut Circle(S) (Prehistoric)

Site Name Skye, Dun Gearymore

Classification Hut Circle(S) (Prehistoric)

Canmore ID 71388

Site Number NG26SW 1.09

NGR NG 23648 64920

Datum OSGB36 - NGR

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  • Council Highland
  • Parish Duirinish
  • Former Region Highland
  • Former District Skye And Lochalsh
  • Former County Inverness-shire

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Field Visit (28 September 1990)

NG26SW 1.09 2365 6492

See also NG26SW 1.08.

There are three, and possibly four, much denuded hut-circles on the hill-top to the NNW of Dun Gearymore, defined by kerbs of boulders; the fourth survives as a semi-circular arc of stones on the W edge of the hill-top. One of the hut-circles (259) is built between the broch and its outwork and is roughly defined by an inner kerb around a platform 7.3m in diameter; the possible entrance to the NW may be a re-use of an entrance in the outwork. The best, if patchily preserved hut-circle lies to the NW, outside the outwork; 6.5m in diameter, it has both an inner and outer kerb 1.4m in thickness and 0.35m in height. The third hut-circle (257), immediately to the E is cut by a hut (256) on its E side.

(WAT90 257-259)

Visited by RCAHMS (PJD), 28 September 1990.

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