SHG25359 - Archaeological Watching Brief of a Horse Riding Arena at Land to the East of Strathcarrick House, Heights of Inchvannie, Strathpeffer, Highland

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Title	Archaeological Watching Brief of a Horse Riding Arena at Land to the East of Strathcarrick House, Heights of Inchvannie, Strathpeffer, Highland
Author/Originator	Farrell, S
Date/Year	06/2011
Organisation	Alba Archaeology (Highland) Ltd

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View of area of horse riding arena upon excavation facing E. © Stuart Farrell/Alba Archaeology (Highland) Ltd, 2011. id: 45926 (click to view a larger version of this image)

View of area of horse riding arena upon excavation facing W. © Stuart Farrell/Alba Archaeology (Highland) Ltd, 2011. id: 45925 (click to view a larger version of this image)

View of rig & furrow field system East edge of Arena facing E. © Stuart Farrell/Alba Archaeology (Highland) Ltd, 2011. id: 45924 (click to view a larger version of this image)

View of area of horse riding arena upon excavation facing W. © Stuart Farrell/Alba Archaeology (Highland) Ltd, 2011. id: 45923 (click to view a larger version of this image)

View of area of horse riding arena upon excavation facing W. © Stuart Farrell/Alba Archaeology (Highland) Ltd, 2011. id: 45922 (click to view a larger version of this image)

View of excavation in progress facing E. © Stuart Farrell/Alba Archaeology (Highland) Ltd, 2011. id: 45921 (click to view a larger version of this image)

View of excavation in progress facing E. © Stuart Farrell/Alba Archaeology (Highland) Ltd, 2011. id: 45920 (click to view a larger version of this image)

View of furrow facing NNW – scales 1m. © Stuart Farrell/Alba Archaeology (Highland) Ltd, 2011. id: 45919 (click to view a larger version of this image)

View of furrow facing NNW – scales 1m. © Stuart Farrell/Alba Archaeology (Highland) Ltd, 2011. id: 45918 (click to view a larger version of this image)

View of excavation in progress facing E. © Stuart Farrell/Alba Archaeology (Highland) Ltd, 2011. id: 45917 (click to view a larger version of this image)

View of excavation in progress facing E. © Stuart Farrell/Alba Archaeology (Highland) Ltd, 2011. id: 45916 (click to view a larger version of this image)

View of rig & furrow field system East edge of Arena facing E. © Stuart Farrell/Alba Archaeology (Highland) Ltd, 2011. id: 45915 (click to view a larger version of this image)

View of excavation in progress facing W. © Stuart Farrell/Alba Archaeology (Highland) Ltd, 2011. id: 45914 (click to view a larger version of this image)

View of excavation in progress facing W. © Stuart Farrell/Alba Archaeology (Highland) Ltd, 2011. id: 45913 (click to view a larger version of this image)

View of excavation in progress facing S. © Stuart Farrell/Alba Archaeology (Highland) Ltd, 2011. id: 45912 (click to view a larger version of this image)

View of area of horse riding arena before excavation facing W. © Stuart Farrell/Alba Archaeology (Highland) Ltd, 2011. id: 45911 (click to view a larger version of this image)

View of area of horse riding arena before excavation facing E. © Stuart Farrell/Alba Archaeology (Highland) Ltd, 2011. id: 45910 (click to view a larger version of this image)

View of area of horse riding arena before excavation facing E. © Stuart Farrell/Alba Archaeology (Highland) Ltd, 2011. id: 45909 (click to view a larger version of this image)

View of area of horse riding arena before excavation facing W. © Stuart Farrell/Alba Archaeology (Highland) Ltd, 2011. id: 45908 (click to view a larger version of this image)

View of area of horse riding arena before excavation facing W. © Stuart Farrell/Alba Archaeology (Highland) Ltd, 2011. id: 45907 (click to view a larger version of this image)

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Watching brief, land east of Strathcarrick House, Heights of Inchvannie (Ref: HOI 11)

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