MHG4641 - Hut circle - Milton

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Full Description

Hut circles.
Form: standing structures (?); circular
Dimensions: hut (A): 13.5m. dia; hut (B) c.11.5m. dia
Dated to Bronze Age by type.
Entrances SE and ESE. Condition: incomplete.
Land use: rough pasture / open woodland
Relief: level ground
Aspect: NW
Altitude: 228=236m.OD
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NMRS description is as follows:

NH91SW 5 9467 1475 and 9470 1486.

At NH 9467 1475, surmounting a knoll, is a circular stone-walled hut measuring 13.5m between the centres of a wall spread to 3.0m. The entrance is in the SE.
105m NNE are the remains of another of which only the N and E arcs are well-preserved. It measures about 11.5m in diameter. The entrance is in the ESE.
One or two stony mounds near the first hut may be recent clearance from relatively recent cultivation near by.
Surveyed at 1/10,000.
Visited by OS (A A) 18 February 1974.

A walkover survey was undertaken at Pityoulish Estate by Headland Archaeology in 1999.
Location: Allt Garbh.
Class: Hut circle
Description: A circular stone-walled hut on the top of a small knoll, 13.5 m in diameter with a
wall spread of 3 m (Figure 3). The entrance is to the southeast. Although technically out of
area it is within the fence line as seen in the field and has therefore been included in the
survey
Condition: Grassed over its full area. A substantial modern cairn has been constructed over the northeastern part of the wall. <1>

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Location

Grid reference Centred NH 9468 1480 (50m by 131m) (3 map features)
Map sheet NH91SW
Civil Parish ABERNETHY AND KINCARDINE
Geographical Area BADENOCH AND STRATHSPEY

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