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Droughduil

Artificial Mound

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Also known as:
  • Droughdool

Nearest Town:Stranraer (9km W)
OS Ref (GB):   NX14825687 / Sheet: 82
Latitude:54° 52' 19.38" N
Longitude:   4° 53' 10.96" W

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Oxbow Books


Team leader Julian Thomas's account of the Manchester University Dunragit excavations, published in 2015. Contains a chapter on the archaeology of Luce Bay. A hugely important area, much work still to be done.
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spencer Posted by spencer
6th November 2016ce

Dunragit Excavation


A summary of the Manchester University excavations at Dunragit in 1999-2002. Top photograph shows the excavation of Droughduil's W side. Another photo shows the excavations of the wooden Dunragit circle and triple concentric cursus, with the interlinked Droughduil, believed a viewing platform, in the background.
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