SHG25439 - Gills - Duncansby Head 33kV Overhead Line: Desk-based assessment and walk-over survey

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Title	Gills - Duncansby Head 33kV Overhead Line: Desk-based assessment and walk-over survey
Author/Originator	Humphreys, P.
Date/Year	06/2011
Organisation	Highland Archaeology Services Ltd
Report Number	HAS110603

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Old quarry ND 340 716. © Highland Archaeology Services Ltd, 2011. id: 48953 (click to view a larger version of this image)

Route onwards from the Hill of Warse. © Highland Archaeology Services Ltd, 2011. id: 48952 (click to view a larger version of this image)

Angle pole position Hill of Warse. © Highland Archaeology Services Ltd, 2011. id: 48951 (click to view a larger version of this image)

Route over hill of Warse. © Highland Archaeology Services Ltd, 2011. id: 48950 (click to view a larger version of this image)

View looking back towards Upper Gills. © Highland Archaeology Services Ltd, 2011. id: 48949 (click to view a larger version of this image)

Peat banks approaching the Hill of Warse. © Highland Archaeology Services Ltd, 2011. id: 48948 (click to view a larger version of this image)

Approaching Hill of Warse. © Highland Archaeology Services Ltd, 2011. id: 48947 (click to view a larger version of this image)

Mound adjacent to rig and furrow at Tresdale looking NE. © Highland Archaeology Services Ltd, 2011. id: 48946 (click to view a larger version of this image)

Rig and furrow at Tresdale looking SW. © Highland Archaeology Services Ltd, 2011. id: 48945 (click to view a larger version of this image)

Route looking towards Tresdale. © Highland Archaeology Services Ltd, 2011. id: 48944 (click to view a larger version of this image)

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Desk-based assessment and walkover survey, Upper Gills to Duncansby (Ref: DBY11)

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