Excavation of an earthwork at Cnoc a' Chaisteil, Alness, Easter Ross, 1983.

Rideout, J S; McCullagh, R; Barlow, A; Barnetson, Lin; Gibson, Ashley; Tavener, P N

doi:10.3366/gas.1987.14.14.63

Glasgow Archaeological Journal

1987

DOI: 10.3366/gas.1987.14.14.63

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Excavation of an earthwork at Cnoc a' Chaisteil, Alness, Easter Ross, 1983.

J S Rideout¹,

R McCullagh²,

A Barlow³

et al.

Abstract: Summary This promontory fort on the Cromarty Firth in northeast Scotland may have been built as early as the 6th century be but secondary use occurred in the 10th or 11th centuries ad. There were no finds from these early occupations.

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Signalling and the design of the Gask Ridge system

Woolliscroft¹

1994

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This paper attempts to describe the signalling arrangements along the Gask Ridge in Strath Earn, and the influence these may have had on the general layout of the system of Roman installations, in an effort to understand the purpose and layout of the Roman line. It also reports on the re--excavation of a possible Roman fortlet close by the Gask Ridge tower of Midgate, Findo Gask, Perthshire. This juxtaposition suggests that the Gask Ridge fortlets may not be exactly contemporary with the towers. Although there is insufficient evidence to prove that the fortlets belong to another Flavian period, or to a different period altogether, the former may still appear more likely.

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Signalling and the design of the Gask Ridge system

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1994

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Excavation of an earthwork at Cnoc a' Chaisteil, Alness, Easter Ross, 1983.

Abstract: Summary This promontory fort on the Cromarty Firth in northeast Scotland may have been built as early as the 6th century be but secondary use occurred in the 10th or 11th centuries ad. There were no finds from these early occupations.

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