EHG5430 - Evaluation - Beauly-Denny, Tower FT119, Glen Truim, Dalwhinnie

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Organisation

Northlight Heritage

Date

March 2012

Description

An archaeological evaluation was undertaken by Northlight Heritage in 2012 at the location of tower construction compound FT119 near Dalwhinnie, as part of the Beauly to Denny 400kV overhead line development programme. A single trench totalling 9m² was opened to evaluate a possible artificial mound that was noted during a previous survey of the construction area. No significant archaeological remains were encountered and the mound was shown to be a natural feature. A small burnt deposit between the topsoil and subsoil was considered to have derived from either natural or man-made heather burning and was not archaeologically significant. <1>

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Location

Location Glen Truim, Dalwhinnie
Grid reference Centred NN 6461 8618 (6m by 2m) (2 map features)
Map sheet NN68NW
Operational Area INVERNESS NAIRN BADENOCH AND STRATHSPEY
Civil Parish LAGGAN
Geographical Area BADENOCH AND STRATHSPEY

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Dec 8 2020 5:50PM

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