Archaeological watching brief reveals 19th century artifacts in Muthil, suggesting historical significance.
An archaeological watching brief was carried out on the soil stripping for a new hardstanding on the Northern side of Drummond Castle. That strip to 0.25m below current ground level revealed natural gravel and stone and a deposit of mixed clay and stone which contained 19th century pottery, bottle glass and animal bone from a kitchen midden. Metal detection of the development area located nothing of archaeological interest.
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