Monument record MHG4220 - Dibidil, Rhum

Summary

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Location

Grid reference Centred NM 3930 9274 (76m by 81m)
Map sheet NM39SE
Old County ARGYLL
Civil Parish SMALL ISLES
Geographical Area LOCHABER

Map

Type and Period (1)

Full Description

NM39SE 2 3930 9274

Two heavily robbed buildings are situated midway between Dibidil bothy and the old sheepfold to the NNW; both measure about 6.6m by 3.2m over wall-footings 1.3m thick. The buildings probably form at least a part of the pre-clearance settlement of Dibidil, although the maps of Langlands and Thomson depict that settlement on the N side of Dibidil River, where no remains are now visible.
RCAHMS 1983, visited May 1983

One unroofed and two roofed buildings are depicted on the 1st edition of the OS 6-inch map (Argyllshire, Islands of Rum, Sanday etc., 1879, sheet lxvii). One roofed building, which is annotated as Dibidil Bothy, and one unroofed building are shown on the current edition of the OS 1:10000 map (1975).
Information from RCAHMS (SAH) 6 December 1996

Sources/Archives (3)

  • --- Text/Publication/Volume: Langlands, G and Sons. 1801. Map of Argyllshire.
  • --- Text/Report: RCAHMS. 1983. The Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland. The archaeological sites and monuments of Rhum, Lochaber District, Highland Region. . 9, No.22.
  • --- Image/Map: Thomson, J. 1824. Skye Island etc. Part of Inverness-shire.

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Record last edited

Jan 28 2008 12:00AM

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