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Archaeological evaluation assesses remains of historical cottages in South Lanarkshire, implying minimal further action required.
An archaeological evaluation was required at Braidwood Road, Carluke, South Lanarkshire. The evaluation comprising of an 8% sample of the available area. Due to mature tree cover, wood stockpile and medium pressure gas the trenching was reduced from 170 linear metres, to 50 linear metres. The trenches revealed the sparse remains of cottages that survived on the site until 1975, originally built in the mid-19th century. No significant artefacts were recovered during the works. No further works are considered necessary.
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