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Archaeological evaluation uncovers historical structures in Glasgow, indicating past land use and construction impacts.
An archaeological trial trench evaluation was undertaken in relation to the proposed construction of a new residential development on land bound by Little Dovehill, Great Dovehill and Bell Street, Glasgow. The works was carried out in 2 separate phases. A series of brick and sandstone built walls were revealed that related to structures visible on 18th and 19th century mapping of the area as well as the relief church built in 1775. It is likely any medieval remains that may once have been present were removed when the hillside was truncated during various phases of construction from the 18th century onwards.
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