A corbelled Bronze Age burial chamber and Beaker evidence from the Rosinish machair, Benbecula

Iain A Crawford (Author)

C B Denston (Contributor)


Keywords:
Burial Chamber, Pit, Beaker Midden, Mound, Urn, Beaker Evidence, Corbelled Cist, Cists, Cist
Period(s):
Bronze Age

Abstract


NF 872537. An oval corbelled cist was built in a pit cut into earlier Beaker midden deposits and covered by a low mound of sand. The crest of the mound was defined by a circle of stones laid flat to form a kerb. The cist contained one male and two female inhumations, a decorated biconical urn and a possible pendant of limestone. Beyond the kerb were two small cists, one containing a plain pot. AR. See also 80/6721.

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Published
30-11-1979
How to Cite
Crawford, I. A., & Denston, C. B. (1979). A corbelled Bronze Age burial chamber and Beaker evidence from the Rosinish machair, Benbecula. Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, 108, 94–107. https://doi.org/10.9750/PSAS.108.94.107
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