Monument record MHG55873 - Enclosure - Allt Mor, Garrogie Estate

Summary

The remains of a small enclosure were seen during a walkover survey for a proposed new hydro-electric scheme on the Garrogie Estate, in 2012.

Location

Grid reference Centred NH 5053 1260 (30m by 30m)
Map sheet NH51SW
Operational Area INVERNESS NAIRN BADENOCH AND STRATHSPEY
Civil Parish BOLESKINE AND ABERTARFF
Geographical Area INVERNESS

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Type and Period (1)

Full Description

The remains of a small enclosure were seen during a walkover survey by Scotia Archeology for a proposed new hydro-electric scheme on the Garrogie Estate, in 2012. The remains were encountered within a birch wood towards the north end of the pipe route at Allt Mor and very close to the proposed site of its power house. These scant remains, comprised an oval structure measuring 12m by 9m and survived as an incomplete single course of rubble boulders. No other structures or associated features were evident in the vicinity of this enclosure and neither its date nor precise function is clear. <1> <2>


<1> Lewis, J., 2012, Garrogie Estate Fort Augustus Hydro-Electric Schemes: Desk study and walk-over survey, p.4 (Text/Report/Fieldwork Report). SHG25756.

<2> Scotia Archaeology, 2012, Carrogie Estate, Fort Augustus: Development of 3 Run-of-River HEP Generating Stations: Environmental Report (Text/Report/Environmental Statement). SHG24378.

Sources/Archives (2)

  • <1> Text/Report/Fieldwork Report: Lewis, J.. 2012. Garrogie Estate Fort Augustus Hydro-Electric Schemes: Desk study and walk-over survey. Scotia Archaeology. Digital. p.4.
  • <2> Text/Report/Environmental Statement: Scotia Archaeology. 2012. Carrogie Estate, Fort Augustus: Development of 3 Run-of-River HEP Generating Stations: Environmental Report. Green Highland Renewable Ltd. . Digital.

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Record last edited

Nov 25 2014 2:54PM

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