EHG175 - Walkover Survey - Langwell-Rinsary Braes, Berriedale

Technique(s)

Organisation

Headland Archaeology Ltd

Date

03 March 1999

Description

The Langwell - Rinsary Braes WGS application area covers 76 ha of land extending for 2 km along the Berriedale Water close to the coast at Berriedale, Caithness. This area comprises a narrow valley floor with fluvial terraces and steep slopes on either side rising up to an open plateau at 350 ft. Field survey was restricted to areas not obscured by dense tree cover and therefore did not cover much of the steeper valley sides. The accessible areas were systematically walked by a team of two archaeologists and all features of archaeological interest were identified and described. The features were located where necessary, using a Total Station EDM. <1>

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Map

Location

Location Langwell-Rinsary Braes, Berriedale, Caithness
Grid reference Centred ND 1105 2368 (2022m by 1594m)
Map sheet ND12SW
Operational Area CAITHNESS SUTHERLAND AND EASTER ROSS
Civil Parish LATHERON
Geographical Area CAITHNESS

Related Monuments/Buildings (22)

  • Berriedale Church (Monument)
  • Clearance Cairn, Cnoc Fionn (Monument)
  • Clearance Cairn, Tulach Bad A Choilich (Monument)
  • Cnoc Fionn (Monument)
  • Dailyoich (Monument)
  • Dailyoich (Monument)
  • Field System, Cnoc Fionn (Monument)
  • Field System, Tulach Bad A Choilich (Monument)
  • Hut Circle, Cnoc Fionn (Monument)
  • Hut Circle, Cnoc Fionn (Monument)
  • Hut Circle, Tulach Bad A Choilich (Monument)
  • Langwell House (Monument)
  • Langwell House (Monument)
  • Lon Mor (Monument)
  • Lower Newport (Monument)
  • Rinsary (Monument)
  • Rinsary (Monument)
  • Rinsary (Monument)
  • Rinsary Brae (Monument)
  • Shieling, Tulach Bad A Choilich (Monument)
  • Tulach Bad A Choilich (Monument)
  • Tulach Bad A Choilich (Monument)

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Record last edited

Jul 4 2016 4:29PM

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