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Seen lochside with slight saddle as poss. excavation evidence
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inner structure detail at back of lochside house 36623
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‘passage’ to well opposite Hillhead is 1.5m long to vertical from slab edge
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Well opposite Hillhead, large slab 0.9m wide, 0.8m down to surface
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Full extent of enclosure
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exposed internal structural features
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looking down on an excavated bit
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Hillhead seen from field wall opposite
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stone arrangement in field above knowe, possibly indicating end of wall-line
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HY43511300 from shore, showing ‘lintel’ and ‘niche’. Hatston burn runs over bedrock all the way down from Yairstay. Was the Saverock earth-house floor down to bedrock in imitation ?
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HY43511300 large stone fragment between two main ‘lintels‘
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on shore-side of HY43511300 showing timbers from ?re-use
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field edge, wooden gateposts replacing stones, small vertical stone ?setting behind gate.
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HY43511300 from above showing wood that could represent use as a sluice
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HY43511300 looking through to present seashore – is it me or could this have been a long time ago an entrance rather than the bridge it now is seen as ?
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HY43511300, 7.6m between upstream outlet and bridge radius then 0.9m more to slab
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