An archaeological watching brief identifies a prehistoric feature during telecom installation, indicating historical significance.
An archaeological watching brief was required during ground breaking works along a new section of access route (c. 450m long and 5m wide) and at the location of a telecoms mast (c. 10m x 10m). One archaeological feature was identified: a clearance cairn, likely prehistoric in date, which is part of the agricultural field system associated with the hut circles on Cnoc Alasdair.
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