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EHG3754 - DBA and Walkover Survey - Killiehuntly, Kingussie and Insh
Organisation
Ross & Cromarty Archaeological Services (RoCAS)
Date
Jan 2013
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Heather-covered structure, Site 7r © Ross and Cromarty Archaeological Services. id: 61417
Heather-covered structure, Site 7o © Ross and Cromarty Archaeological Services. id: 61416
Heather and grass-covered structure, Site 7k-l, to NE of Site 7i © Ross and Cromarty Archaeological Services. id: 61415
Heather and grass-covered structure, Site 7j, to NE of Site 7i © Ross and Cromarty Archaeological Services. id: 61414
Stalkers hut located at the centre of the Glean Chomhraigh settlement © Ross and Cromarty Archaeological Services. id: 61413
Stalkers hut located at the centre of the Glean Chomhraigh settlement © Ross and Cromarty Archaeological Services. id: 61412
Heather-covered structure, Site 7h © Ross and Cromarty Archaeological Services. id: 61411
Heather-covered structure, Site 7g, attached to the heather-covered dyke at the centre of photo © Ross and Cromarty Archaeological Services. id: 61410
Heather-covered structure, Site 7f, attached to the heather-covered dyke at the centre of photo © Ross and Cromarty Archaeological Services. id: 61409
SW end of stone-built dyke, Site 6 © Ross and Cromarty Archaeological Services. id: 61408
Looking westward across Gleann Chomhraigh from the centre N end of the survey area © Ross and Cromarty Archaeological Services. id: 61407
Line of the heather-covered dyke visible at centre of photo in Gleann Chomhraigh © Ross and Cromarty Archaeological Services. id: 61406
© Ross and Cromarty Archaeological Services. id: 61405
Very degraded, heather-covered structure located to the S side of the burn; dyke Site 6 visible in centre right of photo above burn © Ross and Cromarty Archaeological Services. id: 61404
Very degraded, heather-covered structure located to the S side of the burn © Ross and Cromarty Archaeological Services. id: 61403
View across Gleann Chomhraig from the central W side of the survey area © Ross and Cromarty Archaeological Services. id: 61402
Stone/turf built shooting butt in northwest corner of the survey area © Ross and Cromarty Archaeological Services. id: 61401
View across Gleann Chomhraig from the central W side of the survey area © Ross and Cromarty Archaeological Services. id: 61400
View along the west side of the survey area towards Croidh-la © Ross and Cromarty Archaeological Services. id: 61399
View across Gleann Chomhraig from the central W side of the survey area © Ross and Cromarty Archaeological Services. id: 61398
View across Gleann Chomhraig from the central W side of the survey area © Ross and Cromarty Archaeological Services. id: 61397
Lowest shooting butt in the Site 2 group, located on the SE side of the track © Ross and Cromarty Archaeological Services. id: 61396
Heather-covered shooting butt located near the top of Maol' a' Ghiubhais © Ross and Cromarty Archaeological Services. id: 61395
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Fieldwork report © Ross and Cromarty Archaeological Services. id: 119942 (click to open this file in a new window)
Description
An archaeological desk-based assessment and walkover survey was carried out by RoCAS in January 2013 on behalf of Scottish Woodlands and Glenfeshie Estate Ltd in advance of a new woodland planting scheme at Killiehuntly near Kingussie in Badenoch and Strathspey. The work was undertaken to assess the nature and extent of any archaeology likely to be affected within the area outlined for the proposed planting scheme in order to inform recommendations for the protection and management of any sites identified. The survey recorded two previously unsurveyed groups of shooting butts and one extensive settlement in Gleann Chomhraig. The desk-based assessment revealed that sections of the area had been covered by walkover surveys during the past 14 years. Mitigation measures were proposed to safeguard the sites during the woodland planting. <1>
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Location
Location
Killiehuntly
Grid reference
Centred NN 8023 9600 (4731m by 3437m) (2 map features)
Map sheet
NN89NW
Operational Area
INVERNESS NAIRN BADENOCH AND STRATHSPEY
Civil Parish
KINGUSSIE AND INSH
Geographical Area
BADENOCH AND STRATHSPEY
Related Monuments/Buildings (18)
MHG32848 Allt na Caoileig (Monument)
MHG55031 Boundary wall, Allt na Caoileig (Monument)
MHG55032 Enclosure, Allt na Caoileig (Monument)
MHG28186 Glean Chomhraig (Monument)
MHG55033 Pit, Allt na Caoileig (Monument)
MHG55034 Pit, Allt na Caoileig (Monument)
MHG55931 Shooting butt - Killiehuntly, Kingussie and Insh (Monument)
MHG55019 Shooting butt, Coire Fhearnasdail (Monument)
MHG55020 Shooting butt, Coire Fhearnasdail (Monument)
MHG55021 Shooting butt, Coire Fhearnasdail (Monument)
MHG55022 Shooting butt, Coire Fhearnasdail (Monument)
MHG55023 Shooting butt, Coire Fhearnasdail (Monument)
MHG55024 Shooting butt, Coire Fhearnasdail (Monument)
MHG55025 Shooting butt, Coire Fhearnasdail (Monument)
MHG55929 Shooting butts - Killiehuntly, Kingussie and Insh (Monument)
MHG55930 Shooting butts - Killiehuntly, Kingussie and Insh (Monument)
MHG55932 Shooting butts - Killiehuntly, Kingussie and Insh (Monument)
MHG55928 Structure - Killiehuntly, Kingussie and Insh (Monument)
Record last edited
Sep 17 2019 2:43PM
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