Source/Archive record (Text/Manuscript) SHG24885 - Reports from Historic Assynt on a number of sites in the Assynt area

Title Reports from Historic Assynt on a number of sites in the Assynt area
Author/Originator
Date/Year 08/2010

Abstract/Summary

Reports, photographs and survey drawings from Historic Assynt for fieldwork carried out as part of the Scotland's Rural Past Project.

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Description

Additional photographs and survey drawings on CD 87, Folder 1

Location

Highland Council Archaeology Unit HER File Store & CD 87, Folder 1

Referenced Monuments (16)

  • Building and Enclosure, Ruigh Dorch (Monument)
  • Byrehouse, Ruigh Coinich (Building)
  • Cairns, Nr Ardvreck Castle (Monument)
  • Crofting Township, Loch Beannach (Monument)
  • Farmstead, Doirean Rairidh (Monument)
  • Hut Circles, Gleann Leireag (Monument)
  • Ironworking site, opposite Ardvreck Castle (Monument)
  • Ironworking, Nr Ardvreck Castle (Monument)
  • Mill, leat and dam, S of Loch an t-Sabhail, Assynt (Monument)
  • Possible barns, Poll Taigh Charraigein (Building)
  • Possible field dyke, S of Loch an t-Sabhail, Assynt (Monument)
  • Possible Hut Circle, Gleann Leireag (Monument)
  • Shepherd's House, Poll Tigh Charraigein (Building)
  • Shieling Settlement, Doire Beathaig (Monument)
  • Shielings, Loch Beannach (Monument)
  • Township, Poll Tigh a' Charraigein (Monument)

Referenced Events (6)

  • Scotland's Rural Past Project, Ardvreck Iron Working Site, Assynt
  • Scotland's Rural Past Project, Doire Beathaig Shieling, Assynt
  • Scotland's Rural Past Project, Doirean Rairidh , Assynt
  • Scotland's Rural Past Project, Loch Beannach Township, Assynt
  • Scotland's Rural Past Project, Poll Tigh Charraigein, Assynt
  • Scotland's Rural Past Project, Ruigh Dorch, Assynt

Record last edited

Jun 8 2011 12:39PM

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