Archaeological Desk-Based Assessment and Walkover Survey Urlar Estate

Neil Ackerman

doi:10.5284/1143240

January 1, 2023Open Access

Archaeological Desk-Based Assessment and Walkover Survey Urlar Estate

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Key Points

This assessment aims to evaluate archaeological features in the Urlar Estate region.
Conducted a walkover survey as part of a prospective survey according to ALGAOs Guidance.
Recorded known archaeological features, including a head dyke and drystone dyke.
No new archaeological features were discovered during the walkover survey.

Implication

Assesses archaeological features at Urlar Estate, indicating no new finds were identified.

Abstract

The walkover survey falls under Prospective survey as outlined in ALGAOs Guidance for Peatland Restoration and the Historic Environment in Scotland (Mann, 2022) point 9.1.1. A known head dyke and drystone dyke were recorded. No new features were discovered during the walkover survey

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Archaeological Desk-Based Assessment and Walkover Survey Urlar Estate

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