Site Event/Activity record EHG38 - Walkover Survey - Scourie & Badcall

Location

Location Scourie & Badcall, Sutherland
Grid reference Centred NC 1619 4383 (1916m by 1185m)
Map sheet NC14SE
Geographical Area SUTHERLAND
Operational Area CAITHNESS SUTHERLAND AND EASTER ROSS
Civil Parish EDDRACHILLIS

Technique(s)

Organisation

Headland Archaeology Ltd

Date

01 July 2002

Map

Description

The survey area covers an area of 118 ha to the south-east of Scourie, Sutherland. The area consists of rocky heather moorland used as rough grazing. The area is dominated by three rocky knolls from 117 to 139 Mod; Cnoc a' Bhutain to the west, Cnoc an Daimh to the south, and Creag Gharbn to the east. Two lochs lie within the area; Loch Leathad nan Cruineachd and Lochan Sgeireach. The survey area was systematically walked by a team of two archaeologists and all features of archaeological interest were described and located using a Total Station. <1>

Sources/Archives (1)

  • <1> Text/Report/Fieldwork Report: Dalland M, Halliday S. 1999. Forestry Survey: Scourie & Badcall Common Grazing, Highland. Headland Archaeology Ltd. 30/11/1999. Digital (scanned as PDF).

Related Monuments/Buildings (11)

  • Burnt mound, Lochain Sgeireach (Monument)
  • CNOC A' BHUTHAIN (Monument)
  • CNOC AN DAIMH (Monument)
  • CNOC AN DAIMH (Monument)
  • CNOC NA CAORACH GLAISE (Monument)
  • CNOC NA CAORACH GLAISE (Monument)
  • CNOC NA CAORACH GLAISE (Monument)
  • LOCH A' BHADAIDH DARAICH (Monument)
  • LOCH LEATHAD NAN CRUINEACHD (Monument)
  • LOCH NAN CRUINEACHD (Monument)
  • Lochan Sgeireach (Monument)

Record last edited

Jun 27 2016 9:43AM

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