Archaeological survey assesses historical phases in a building before demolition of parts of the structure.
An archaeological standing building survey was undertaken at West Gate Cottage, 143 Drum Street Edinburgh. The works were required to fulfil part of a planning condition in advance of demolition of a single storey lean-to range on the northwest side of the cottage. The structure had suffered from a small localised fire in the lean-to kitchen in recent years but was largely intact. The structures on the site proved to be of three main phases: pre 19th century, late 19th century and 20th century; the areas being demolished were a late 19th century outbuilding and late 20th century infill.
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