MacLaren, A. (2003). 7 Lamsdale Leans. In: n.e. A Later prehistoric house and Early Medieval buildings in Northern Scotland:. Edinburgh: Society of Antiquaries of Scotland. pp. 15-20.

Title: 7 Lamsdale Leans
Issue: A Later prehistoric house and Early Medieval buildings in Northern Scotland:
Series: Scottish Archaeological Internet Reports
Volume: 5
Number of Pages: 34
Page Start/End: 15 - 20
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Abstract: Before investigation the site appeared as an irregular oval mound with some stones incorporated. Excavated features comprised an arc of stones which partially enclosed an area of rough paving and the remains of a fireplace. A second stone structure was an irregular rectangle of large uprights with rounded stones outside them. The area within was a rough flagstone floor overlaid by an accumulation of burnt material. Two partial inhumations were found within the mound material.
Author: Alastair MacLaren
Year of Publication: 2003
ISBN: 0-903903-74-1
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Mound Material (Auto Detected Subject)
Paving (Auto Detected Subject)
Stone Structure (Auto Detected Subject)
Flagstone Floor (Auto Detected Subject)
Mound (Auto Detected Subject)
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Created Date: 06 Nov 2015