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Year: 2013 Author: Historic Environment Scotland Categories: Archaeological Prospection, Day of Archaeology 2013
Tags: Scotland, Cropmark, #myarchaeology, Westerton, Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland, Kirsty Millican, Neolithic, Scottish Archaeology, RCAHMS, Kinross, Perth, cropmark site
Historic Environment Scotland (2013): Kirsty Millican (RCAHMS) - Perth and Kinross. https://doi.org/10.5284/1079794 | 346 Kb |
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Interpretation of the cropmarks at Westerton. The timber enclosure is in red, cropmarks of other features are in black. Copyright Kirsty Millican (doa_image7356.jpg) |
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The location of the timber hall today within an apparently unremarkable arable field Copyright Kirsty Millican (doa_image7357.jpg) |
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Speculative reconstruction of the timber enclosure at Westerton depicting the enclosure as formed by large, relatively unmodified timbers. Copyright Kirsty Millican (doa_image7358.jpg) |
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Perth and Kinross. ‘Contains Ordnance Survey data © Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown and database right 2011’ (doa_image7359.jpg) |
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