Excavations at Auchategan, Glendaruel, Argyll

Authors

  • Dorothy N Marshall

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.9750/PSAS.109.36.74

Keywords:

Rectilinear Houses, Cist, Round Houses, Iron Bloomery, Hearth Radiocarbon, Greenstone Axes Flint Knives Arrowheads, Scrapers, Grimston, Pottery, Rectangular Stonebuilt House, Hearth

Abstract

NS 002843. Two Neo phases included traces of two small round houses and some hearths, together with greenstone axes, flint knives, arrowheads and scrapers, and pottery of Grimston style (discussion by J G Scott). Succeeding phases were represented by a semi-circular cairn and cist, and an isolated cist and hearth, all of BA; an oblong timber-built house (Late Iron Age?); an iron bloomery and a hearth radiocarbon dated to the 7th century AD; a rectangular stone-built house; and four ?medieval stone-built circular and rectilinear houses. A R

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Published

30-11-1980

Issue

Vol. 109 (1980)

Section

Articles

How to Cite

Excavations at Auchategan, Glendaruel, Argyll. (1980). Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, 109, 36-74. https://doi.org/10.9750/PSAS.109.36.74