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The aim was to investigate archaeological remains in an area proposed for development.

April 1, 2026

A Possible Enclosure, with Pits, Postholes and a Roundhouse at Beanburn, Ayton, The Scottish Borders

Key Points

The aim was to investigate archaeological remains in an area proposed for development.
Conducted archaeological excavation on a targeted area.
Excavation took place in March 2019.
Identified 24 archaeological features.
Encountered three sherds of hand-made prehistoric pottery.
Pottery dates to the middle Bronze Age.
Evidence suggests historical habitation in the area.

Abstract

An archaeological excavation was carried out by GUARD Archaeology Ltd, on behalf of Smith Scott Mullan Associates and Berwickshire Housing Association on an area proposed for development at Beanburn in Ayton, Scottish Borders in March 2019. The excavation targeted an area where several potential archaeological remains were uncovered previously during an archaeological evaluation. A total of 24 features were encountered during the excavation, along with three sherds of hand-made prehistoric pottery that date to the middle Bronze Age period.

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Thomas S Muir (Sun,) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69cd7a2b5652765b073a7274 https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.3366/saj.2026.0227

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