Monument record MHG27054 - Allt nam Uamh

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Location

Grid reference Centred NC 2616 1766 (60m by 60m) (Buffered by site type)
Map sheet NC21NE
Geographical Area SUTHERLAND
Civil Parish ASSYNT
Old County SUTHERLAND

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Created automatically by NMRS Register Utility
User: Admin, Date: Fri 10 Mar 2000
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NC21NE 8 2616 1767

NC 26 20 (centre) A rapid archaeological assessment was undertaken over c 10km2 of the Inchnadamph National Nature Reserve. Features such as the ?Bone Caves? And the shielings had been recorded previously. This survey recorded evidence of post-medieval settlement and agricultural use in addition to that marked on the OS map and the remains of a prehistoric settlement and possible burial cairn:
NC 2616 1767 Drystone dyke forming rectilinear enclosure.
A copy of the report has been lodged with the NMRS.
Sponsor: SNH.
J Harden 1996 <1>

Structure A is a square stone setting with large stones forming a square enclosure 7m by 6m, aligned E-W.
Structure B is a rectilinear enclosure on the south facing slope to the north of the river. It is built from varied rubble with possible associated clearance cairns within the structure. It is approximately 150m by 150m, standing to 1m in height with a wall spread of over 1m. <2>

Sources/Archives (3)

  • --- Text/Report/Fieldwork Report: Harden, J.. 1994. Inchnadamph National Nature Reserve: An Archaeological Survey. Archaeological Services. 14/07/1998. Paper and Digital.
  • <1> Text/Publication/Article: Harden, J. 1996. 'Inchnadamph (Assynt parish), survey', Discovery and Excavation in Scotland 1996, p.59. Discovery and Excavation in Scotland. 59. 59.
  • <2> Text/Report/Fieldwork Report: Cavers, G & Hudson, G. 05/2010. Assynt's Hidden Lives: An archaeological survey of the the parish. AOC Archaeology Group and Historic Assynt. 01/08/2010. Digital. 92, p.108.

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Record last edited

May 1 2013 2:04PM

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