An Underground Building at Midhouse, Orkney; Two Urns found at Lintlaw, Berwickshire; and the Excavation of a Cairn at Drumelzier, Peeblesshire

John Hewat Craw (Author)


Keywords:
Human Bone, Jet Armlet, Cist, Carved Ring Markings, Whetstone A Slab, Cremated Human Bone, Burnt Bone, Artefacts, Charcoal, Flint, Cairn
Period(s):
Bronze Age

Abstract


The structure at Midhouse was a stone-built chamber with passageway. No artefacts were recovered. At Lintlaw two inverted urns containing cremated human bone were found in close proximity to a cist containing charcoal and a fragment of burnt bone. The cairn at Drumelzier covered seven cists. Artefacts included six urns, cremated human bone, worked flint, a jet armlet and a whetstone. A slab with carved ring markings was also found.

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Published
30-11-1931
How to Cite
Craw, J. H. (1931). An Underground Building at Midhouse, Orkney; Two Urns found at Lintlaw, Berwickshire; and the Excavation of a Cairn at Drumelzier, Peeblesshire. Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, 65, 357–372. https://doi.org/10.9750/PSAS.065.357.372
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