Watching Brief at Bullionfield Solar Farm, Dundee

January 1, 2024Open Access

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To monitor and record archaeological findings during the construction of the Bullionfield Solar Farm.
Conducted monitoring in compliance with CIfA guidelines.
Excavated cable trenches and pavements were observed by qualified archaeologists.
Used context sheets for documenting all exposed deposits and features.
Photographed findings in high resolution and maintained accurate records.
Found minimal archaeological remains in disturbed areas, primarily post-medieval pottery.
Natural geological deposits were consistent across trenches at depths of approximately 0.9m.
Less archaeology was discovered than anticipated based on prior evaluations, confirming the heavily disturbed nature of the site.

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Archaeological monitoring reveals limited findings in Dundee, suggesting less significant remains than expected.

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