Monument record MHG57195 - Township - Raigbeg/Meikle Raigbeg, Corrybrough Estate

Summary

The scanty remains of a previously unrecorded township in a field on the east side of the Wade Road was recorded by NOSAS during a survey of the Corrybrough Estate in 2012-13.

Location

Grid reference Centred NH 8116 2880 (103m by 265m)
Map sheet NH82NW
Operational Area INVERNESS NAIRN BADENOCH AND STRATHSPEY
Civil Parish MOY AND DALAROSSIE
Geographical Area INVERNESS

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Full Description

GR centred on NH 8115 2883 and situated two hundred metres to the south of Raigbeg, the scanty remains of a previously unrecorded township are seen in a field on the east side of the Wade road. The township of Meikle Raigbeg is marked on the Roy map of c1750 in this location but the settlement does not appear on First Edition OS map of 1875. The township is situated at the lower end of a linear area, which is marked as wooded on the FES. It has the remains of tree stumps and is adjacent and parallel to the Wade road. The township comprises the low, barely discernable, turf footings of at least 5 buildings, a corn drying kiln, a possible enclosure and several pits – see plan. A farm track runs through the centre of the township and some of the buildings have been truncated, in other places more recent dumping of clearance material may obscure features. <1>


<1> North of Scotland Archaeological Society (NOSAS), 2013, Field Survey - Archaeological Sites on part of Corrybrough Estate, Raigbeg, CB02 (Text/Report/Fieldwork Report). SHG26814.

Sources/Archives (1)

  • <1> Text/Report/Fieldwork Report: North of Scotland Archaeological Society (NOSAS). 2013. Field Survey - Archaeological Sites on part of Corrybrough Estate, Raigbeg. North of Scotland Archaeological Society (NOSAS). CB02.

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  • None recorded

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Record last edited

Oct 26 2017 12:20PM

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