An archaeological watching brief was commissioned in order to satisfy a planning condition 24/00345/FUL during the development of a new house and outbuilding at Altass, Highland. As noted in the planning application, tracks and ponds to the north of the site had already been developed on the site. In addition to this disturbance, the house and outbuilding footprints had already been stripped prior to planning being granted. During the watching brief the house footprint was cleaned and a small additional area opened. The outbuilding area was inspected and was found to have been excavated well into the natural. No archaeological features were noted on any part of the site, therefore no further archaeological work during this phase of the development is recommended. However, if more excavation is required for the proposed ground source heating system any new ground breaking should be subject to a watching brief.
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Karen Kennedy
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Department of Archaeology
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www.synapsesocial.com/papers/69e31fcb40886becb653eefb — DOI: https://doi.org/10.5284/1140807
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