Summary While carrying out fieldwork in Mid Argyll in preparation for Volume 6 of the Inventory of Argyll, members of the staff of the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland were informed by the owners of Eilean Righ of the results of an excavation carried out within a dun on the island (NCR NM 80390219). The finds from the excavation were subsequently presented to the National Museum of Antiquities of Scotland (now Royal Museum of Scotland, Queen Street, Edinburgh). This short note consists of a description of the dun and a brief account of some parallels (MB), and a catalogue and description of the finds (TC).
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