Site Event/Activity record EHG100 - DBA and Walkover Survey - Culduie, Applecross

Location

Location Culduie, Applecross
Grid reference Centred NG 7178 4073 (340m by 287m)
Map sheet NG74SW
Geographical Area ROSS AND CROMARTY
Operational Area ROSS SKYE AND LOCHABER
Civil Parish APPLECROSS

Technique(s)

Organisation

Catherine Dagg

Date

27/04/00

Map

Description

An archaeological assessment of the area of a proposed water treatment works and storage reservoir at Culduie, and the route of the existing water mains between Applecross village and Toscaig, Applecross was commissioned by the North of Scotland Water Authority. This project was intended to combine a desk-based assessment of known archaeological and historical data with an archaeological field survey. The object of the project was to identify areas where construction or renovation work might affect the archaeological record, both visible and conjectural, and to recommend measures to be taken to safeguard the archaeological record. The archaeological field survey was carried out on April 27th 2000 in wet conditions. This involved walking along the entire length of the route of the pipeline, searching a corridor of up to 50m for unrecorded archaeological features, and visiting known features to assess the potential impact of the project. <1>

Sources/Archives (1)

  • <1> Text/Report/Fieldwork Report: Dagg C. 2000. Archaeological assessment of the area of a proposed water treatment works and storage reservoir at Culduie, and the route of the existing water mains between Applecross village and Toscaig, Applecross, Wester Ross. Catherine Dagg. 27/04/2000. Digital.

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Record last edited

Jul 1 2016 9:53AM

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