Site Event/Activity record EHG3099 - Evaluation, Inverness South-West Flood Relief Channel

Location

Location Land south west of Inverness and north east of Essich
Grid reference Centred NH 66753 41557 (2261m by 679m) (Centred)
Map sheet NH64SE
Operational Area INVERNESS NAIRN BADENOCH AND STRATHSPEY
Geographical Area INVERNESS

Technique(s)

Organisation

Glasgow University (GUARD)

Date

Jun-July 2009

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Description

In June and July 2009 GUARD undertook an archaeological evaluation on an area of ground associated with the construction of a flood relief channel in south-west Inverness. The evaluation consisted of 40 trial trenches covering 5% of the total development area. Two areas of potential archaeological interest were uncovered: a probable old ground surface in Trench 7 and two areas of burning in Trench 12. These were further investigated by opening up two larger trenches in these areas (see EHG3100). <1><2> Report submitted for publication <3>

Sources/Archives (3)

  • <1> Text/Report/Fieldwork Report: Kilpatrick, M C. 2009. Inverness South-West Flood Relief Channel: Data Structure Report. Glasgow University Archaeological Research Division (GUARD). Digital.
  • <2> Text/Report/Fieldwork Report: Kilpatrick, M C. 07/2010. Inverness Flood Relief Channel: Data Structure Report. Glasgow University Archaeological Research Division (GUARD). Digital. pp 9-21.
  • <3> Text/Publication/Article: Kilpatrick, M.C.. 2012. Relieving Floods, Revealing History: Early Prehistoric Activity at Knocknagael Farm in South-West Inverness. Digital.

Related Monuments/Buildings (2)

  • Later prehistoric occupation - Slackbuie Way, Inverness (Monument)
  • Neolithic occupation - Slackbuie Way, Inverness (Monument)

Record last edited

Nov 27 2014 11:05AM

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