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Thesaurus Term/Concept: DEER TRAP
| Identifier |
159152 |
| Class |
MONUMENT TYPE |
| Status |
Preferred |
| Index? |
Yes |
| Scope Note |
An earthwork feature used by hunters to trap deer comprising a steep ditch into which the deer are chased with an enclosure to hold them at one end, known from the Isle of Rum and a debateable example in Cumbria. |
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Instances/Examples (9)
| Context |
Record |
| Monument Type |
MHG14711 Allt nah Eilig (Monument) |
| Monument Type |
MHG4202 Ard Nev, Orval, Rhum (Monument) |
| Monument Type |
MHG17850 Deer trap - Lagaidh Dhubh (Monument) |
| Monument Type |
MHG24518 Deer trap - Lochan Dubh (Monument) |
| Monument Type |
MHG9658 Fort - Ben Griam Beg (Monument) |
| Monument Type |
MHG5731 Loch Slapin (Monument) |
| Monument Type |
MHG4203 Orval, Rhum (Monument) |
| Monument Type |
MHG4207 Sgorr Reidh, Rhum (Monument) |
| Monument Type |
MHG4169 Spectacle Lochan, Rhum (Monument) |