SHEPHERDS' RIG - CULTURAL HERITAGE AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL DESK-BASED ASSESSMENT

OCTOBER 2018

Cultural Heritage Technical Report Number: 033

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R Humphreys

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DATA ENTRY FORM

PROJECT INFORMATION

Project Title Shepherds' Rig Wind Farm

Description An archaeological desk-based assessment (DBA) has been undertaken by Arcus Consultancy services Ltd. ('Arcus') on behalf of Infinergy ('client') of land between Craigengillan Hill and Marscalloch Hill in Dumfries and Galloway. The purpose of the DBA is to inform the Planning Authority for a proposed wind farm development (herein referred to as 'the Development'), for which a planning application is to be submitted in 2014.

The Site (Figure 1, Plate 1) is located off the B729, which connects the B7000 to Moniaive. The land is predominantly covered by commercial plantation forestry at various stages of growth (Plate 1). The entire site has been under commercial plantation forestry at one point or another and the land shows signs of significant disturbance caused by tree root movement and growth.

The data collection exercise has identified a total of 116 features within the wider study area, which extends up to 1 km from the Site boundary. These features include three Scheduled Monuments and two Listed Buildings.

It is considered that any work undertaken on this site would have low potential to have a direct impact upon, previously undiscovered archaeological remains.

Report Type Archaeological Desk-Based Assessment

Project Start Date 01/10/2013 Project End Date 03/10/2018

Contractor Name Arcus Consultancy Services Ltd.

Client Infinergy

SITE LOCATION INFORMATION

Site Address Shepherds' Rig

Unitary Authority/District

Dumfries and Galloway

Grid References NGR 262492 59636 & NGR 262441 593767

Area 8 km2

PROJECT BIBLIOGRAPHY

Type of

Publication

Grey Literature

Title Shepherds' Rig Wind Farm, Archaeological Desk-Based Assessment

Author J Barnes, R Humphreys Date 04/12/2013, revised 03/10/18

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NON-TECHNICAL SUMMARY

An archaeological desk-based assessment (DBA) has been undertaken by Arcus Consultancy services Ltd. ('Arcus') on behalf of Infinergy ('client') of land between Craigengillan Hill and Marscalloch Hill in Dumfries and Galloway. The purpose of the DBA is to inform the Planning Authority for a proposed wind farm development (herein referred to as 'the Development'), for which a planning application is to be submitted in 2018.

The Site (Figure 1, Plate 1) is located off the B729, which connects the B7000 to Moniaive. The land is predominantly covered by commercial plantation forestry at various stages of growth (Plate 1). The entire site has been under commercial plantation forestry at one point or another and the land shows signs of significant disturbance caused by tree root movement and growth.

The data collection exercise has identified a total of 98 features within the wider study area, which extends up to 1 km from the Site Boundary. These features include three Scheduled Monuments and two Listed Buildings. Within the Site, 18 heritage assets were identified from data provided by the Dumfries and Galloway Historic Environment Record.

It is considered that any work undertaken on this site would have low potential to have a direct impact upon, previously undiscovered archaeological remains.

There is potential for indirect impacts to affect sites in the proposed Development site and within and beyond the wider study area. This will be fully investigated in the EIA, taking into account the way in which the proposed Development will affect the setting of significant sites.

This report was originally prepared by J. Barnes, on behalf of Arcus in December 2013, it has subsequently been revised and updated by R. Humphreys, on behalf of Wessex Archaeology, in October 2018.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

DATA ENTRY FORM ............................................................................................................... I

NON-TECHNICAL SUMMARY ............................................................................................... II

1 INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................ 1

1.1 The Development ........................................................................................... 1

1.2 Legislation, Policy and Guidance .................................................................... 1

1.2.1 Legislation ............................................................................................................. 1

1.2.2 National Policy ....................................................................................................... 2

1.2.3 Local Policy ............................................................................................................ 2

1.2.4 Relevant Guidance ................................................................................................. 2

2 AIMS, METHODOLOGY AND SOURCES ...................................................................... 2

2.1 Aims ................................................................................................................ 2

2.2 Methodology ................................................................................................... 2

3 RESULTS .................................................................................................................... 3

3.1 Sitestudy area description.............................................................................. 3

3.2 HER and NMRS results summary .................................................................... 4

3.3 Cartographic Analysis ..................................................................................... 4

3.4 Aerial Photography ......................................................................................... 5

3.5 Walkover Survey ............................................................................................ 5

3.6 Statistical Accounts for Scotland ................................................................... 5

4 ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL BACKGROUND ............................................... 5

4.1 The Prehistoric Period .................................................................................... 5

4.2 Roman - Early Medieval Period ...................................................................... 6

4.3 Medieval Period .............................................................................................. 6

4.4 Post-Medieval Period ..................................................................................... 6

4.5 Modern Era ..................................................................................................... 6

5 ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL POTENTIAL ................................................... 7

5.1 Overview ........................................................................................................ 7

5.2 Archaeological Potential................................................................................. 7

5.3 Potential Impacts ........................................................................................... 7

5.4 Potential Mitigation ........................................................................................ 8

6 CONCLUSION ............................................................................................................. 8

7 SOURCES ................................................................................................................... 8

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7.1 Bibliography ................................................................................................... 8

7.2 Maps ............................................................................................................... 9

7.3 Aerial Photography ......................................................................................... 9

8 COPYRIGHT ............................................................................................................. 10

9 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ............................................................................................ 10

10 FIGURES .................................................................................................................. 10

11 PLATES .................................................................................................................... 11

12 APPENDIX I - ARCHIVE AND WALKOVER RESULTS ................................................ 15

12.1 Catalogue of archaeological sites and historic buildings ............................. 15

Figures

Figure 1 – Site Location

Figure 2 – HER/NMRS Feature Locations

Plates

Plate 1: General View of site

Plate 2: Sheepfold (MDG25437)

Plate 3: Previously unknown feature identified during site walkover (U3).

Plate 4: General view of potential earthworks (MDG3930)

Plate 5: A collection of stones immediately east of Craigengillan Cairn, potentially from drystone wall, potentially older feature (U2).

Plate 6: View of Craigengillan Cairn (SM2238). Note the Sheepfold crossing the cairn (107).

Plate 7: Detail view of Craigengillan Cairn (SM2238), showing construction.

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1 INTRODUCTION

An archaeological desk-based assessment (DBA) has been undertaken by Arcus Consultancy services Ltd. ('Arcus') on behalf of Infinergy ('client') of land between Craigengillan Hill and Marscalloch Hill in Dumfries and Galloway. The DBA has been updated and revised in 2018 by Wessex Archaeology on Behalf of Arcus. The purpose of the DBA is to inform the Planning Authority for a proposed wind farm development (herein referred to as 'the Development'), for which a planning application is to be submitted in December 2018.

To assess the potential for on-site archaeology a study area was defined. The core of the study area is the Development site and is referred to hereafter as the “Site”, the boundary of which is shown on Figure 1. The Development is to be situated on land centred on NGR NX 62492 93636 approximately 5 km east of Carsphairn (Figure 1). The ”Site” covers an area of approximately 15.6 km2 and is predominantly covered by commercial plantation forestry.

A wider study area, which includes the Site and land within a 1 km radius (Figure 2) of it, has been used to aid the assessment for potential unknown archaeology to survive within the Development footprint. Together, the Site and the Wider Study Area constitute the Core Study Area as described in Chapter 11 of the Environmental Statement which will accompany the forthcoming Application.

1.1 The Development

The Development would consist of up to 19 turbines with a maximum height of 146.5 metres (m) to blade tip, with associated turbine foundations, crane hardstanding, access road, cabling and grid connection.

The wind turbines would be operational for up to 25 years and hence will not be considered a permanent feature within the landscape. At the end of 25 years the site will be decommissioned. Once decommissioned all above ground equipment would be dismantled and removed. Alternatively, the Developer may apply for planning permission to extend the operational life of the Development.

During construction and operation, the Development may have direct or indirect impacts upon the archaeological features within the area. The effects of the Development will be fully assessed as part of the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) process1.

1.2 Legislation, Policy and Guidance

The assessment has been undertaken taking into account relevant heritage legislation and guidance as outlined below.

1.2.1 Legislation

• Statutory protection for archaeology is principally outlined in Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Areas Act (1979)2 as amended by the Historic Environment (Amendment) (Scotland) Act (2011)3 and nationally important sites are listed in a Schedule of Monuments. Scheduled Monument Consent (SMC) is required before any work affecting the fabric of a Scheduled Monument can be carried out; and

1 The Town and Country Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations 2011, [online], Available at:

http://www.legislation.gv.uk/uksi/2011/1824/made [Accessed on 03/12/2013] 2 Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Areas Act (1979) Available at http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1979/46

(Accessed on 10/10/2013) 3 Historic Environment (Amendment) (Scotland) Act 2011. Available at

http://www.legislation.giv.uk/asp/2011/3/contents/enacted (Accessed on 10/10/2013)

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• The Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) (Scotland) Act 19974 (As amended by the Historic Environment (Amendment (2011) details the duties of National and Local Authorities regarding the desirability of preserving and enhancing settings.

1.2.2 National Policy

• Scottish Planning Policy (SPP)5, paragraphs 110 to 124 set out how all types of historic environment assets are to be dealt with within the planning framework;

• Detail on how this high-level policy should be applied in practice is detailed in the Historic Environment Scotland Policy Statement 20166, this replaces the operational practices which were set out in the Scottish Historic Environment Policy (2011).

1.2.3 Local Policy

• The Dumfries and Galloway Local Development Plan was adopted in September 20147. Policies HE1 - HE6 relate to the safeguarding of the historic environment, with policies HE3 and HE4 relating specifically to the protection of archaeological remains.

1.2.4 Relevant Guidance

• Standards and Guidance for historic environment desk-based assessments provided by the Chartered Institute for Archaeologists8 advises that the aim of a DBA is to gain information about the known and potential archaeological resource within the planning application site boundary (The Application site) and that from this an appraisal can be made on the presence of absence of archaeology.

2 AIMS, METHODOLOGY AND SOURCES

2.1 Aims

The Aim of this DBA is to:

• Establish the baseline information regarding archaeology in the Site and wider study areas;

• To establish the archaeological potential and significance of the Site; and • To assess the potential for the Development to harm archaeological resources, either

directly or indirectly, within the Site and wider study area.

2.2 Methodology

The following methodology follows those guidelines as outlined in the Chartered Institute for Archaeologists' Standards and Guidance Paper for historic environment desk-based assessment (2014, revised 2017)9.

The DBA comprises of a written report including a description of the baseline heritage resource and archaeological potential of the study area, a description of the area's historic

4 Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) (Scotland) Act 1997. Available at

http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1997/9/contents (Accessed on 10/10/2013) 5 Scottish Government (2014) Scottish Planning Policy (SPP): Available at

http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Publications/2010/02/03132605/0 [Accessed on 10/10/2013] . 6 Historic Environment Scotland 2016. Historic Environment Scotland Policy Statement 2016. Available at:

https://www.historicenvironment.scot/archives-and-research/publications [Accessed on 23/02/2018] 7 Dumfries and Galloway Local Development Plan (2014). Dumfries and Galloway Council. Available at:

https://www.dumgal.gov.uk/ldp [Accessed on 23/02/2018] 8 The Chartered Institute for Archaeologists (2014, Revised 2017) Standards and Guidance for historic environment desk-based

assessment. CIfA: University of Reading. 9 The Chartered Institute for Archaeologists (2014, Revised 2017) Standards and Guidance for historic environment desk-based

assessment. CIfA: University of Reading.

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character, the archaeological and historical baseline's significance, the effect of proposed development upon the outlined archaeological and historical resource and potential mitigation strategies. The following section outlines the methodology used to fulfil the aims of the assessment stated in 2.1 above.

To inform this DBA an archive search was undertaken in order to identify records of known archaeological features which have the potential to be affected by the Development. This archive search also collected data falling within the wider study area, to inform the assessment of the physical and ground-based archaeological potential of the site. The following sources were consulted in accordance with the best practice guidelines laid down by the Chartered Institute for Archaeologists10 (CIfA).

• The National Monuments Record of Scotland (NMRS) including;

▪ Aerial Photography Collection, consulted 22/11/2013; ▪ Archaeological Records, received 05/11/2013; ▪ Database of World Heritage Sets, dataset downloaded 08/10/2013; ▪ Database of Scheduled Monuments, dataset downloaded 08/10/2013; ▪ Database of Listed Buildings, dataset downloaded 08/10/2013; ▪ Database of Inventoried Gardens and Designed Landscape, dataset downloaded

08/10/2013; ▪ Database of Inventoried Battlefields, dataset downloaded 08/10/2013; and ▪ Database of Conservation Areas, dataset downloaded 08/10/2013.

• The Dumfries and Galloway Historic Environment Record, data received05/04/2018; • The Statistical Accounts of Scotland; and • Cartographic Evidence as held by the National Library of Scotland (NLS), consulted on

22/11/2013.

These resources have been collated and examined alongside the results of any recent fieldwork.

To accompany this consultation, a site walkover has also been conducted to verify the written records, to assess the character of the site and to note any archaeological features not previously identified. Any previously unknown sites were recorded by use of digital photography, an appropriate scale, and a hand-held GPS.

The results of this work have informed the archaeological baseline and archaeological potential of both the archaeological and wider study areas. This baseline has then been cross-referenced with the proposed Development scheme to assess the potential for the Development to harm archaeological resources situated with the Development footprint.

3 RESULTS

The results of the DBA are summarised below. Site number references correlate to Table 1.3 found in Appendix I.

3.1 Site study area description

The Site study area (Figure 1, Plate 1) is located off the B729, which connects the B7000 to Moniaive. The land is predominantly covered by commercial plantation forestry at various stages of growth (Plate 1). The entire site has been under commercial plantation forestry at one point or another and the land shows signs of significant disturbance caused by tree root movement and growth.

The solid geology primarily consists of Wacke, a sedimentary bedrock formed approximately 451 to 461 million years ago in the Ordovician period. Superficial deposits

10 The Chartered Institute for Archaeologists (2014, Revised 2017) Standards and Guidance for historic environment desk-

based assessment. CIfA : University of Reading..

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across the majority of the study area are made up of Devensian till however there are some small pockets of peat across the site11.

The site rises from a height of approximately 200 m AOD in the valley to the east to 401 m AOD to the tip of Craigengillan Hill and 381 m AOD to the tip of Marscalloch Hill.

3.2 HER and NMRS results summary

Consultation of the HER and NMRS has identified a total of 98 features within the wider study area, which extends up to 1 km from the Site boundary. These features include three Scheduled Monuments (1043, 1095, 2238), two Listed Buildings (3628, 3627 ), two non-designated features considered to be of national importance (MDG3944, MDG3956 ) and one Archaeological Sensitive Area (ASA). There are no Inventoried Gardens and Designed Landscapes, Inventoried Battlefields or World Heritage Sites situated within the core or wider study areas.

Of the above, 18 records of features located within the Site area were returned. These include the Scheduled Monument Craigengillan Cairn (2238) a substantial prehistoric cairn situated on the eastern boundary of the Site (Plates 2-3). There are no further features considered to be of national importance within the Site. Other features considered to be of local to regional significance situated within the Site include numerous sheepfolds, enclosure and field systems as well as isolated examples of buildings and possible cairns.

3.3 Cartographic Analysis

The National Library of Scotland’s map collection was consulted on the 16/04/18. The following summarises findings for both the Site and wider study areas.

• Crawford, William - Map of Dumfries-shire (north west section) 1804 – the Craigengillan Hill appears on this map and a rough topography of the area is depicted. There are no further details.

• Ainslie’s Map of the Southern Part of Scotland (left side) 1821 – Craigengillan Hill appears on this map and a rough topography of the area is depicted. There are no further details.

• John Thomson’s Atlas of Scotland - Dumfriesshire (top left section) 1832 – Craigengillan Hill appears on this map appears on this map and a rough topography of the area is depicted. There are no further details.

• Ordnance Survey - Kirkcudbrightshire, Sheets 5-6 1853 – The study area is shown and includes landscape features such as the rock formations at Goat Craig. There is a ‘Sheep Bee’ to the south-west of the core study area (referenced as a Sheep Fold by the DGHER MDG25437). Craigengillan Cain (SM2238) is depicted within the Site.

• Ordnance Survey - Kirkcudbrightshire Sheet VIII NW 1893 – no further features of archaeological interest are shown within the study area.

• Ordnance Survey - Kirkcudbrightshire Sheet VIII NW 1907 – no further features of archaeological interest are shown within the study area.

It is concluded that with the exception of large scale, commercial plantation forestry the land use and character of the area has changed little from 1804 to the present day and the wider study area remains a rural area characterised by isolated farmsteads, sheepfolds and rough pasture land.

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11 British Geological Society (2013) Geology of Britain Viewer. Available at

http://www.bgs.ac.uk/discoveringGeology/geologyOfBritain/viewer.html. [Accessed on 13/11/2013]

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3.4 Aerial Photography

Records held by the National Collection of Aerial Photography (NCAP) were consulted. No additional features of archaeological significance were identified. A full list of aerial photographic records consulted is presented in section 7.3.

3.5 Walkover Survey

A walkover survey was conducted on the 24th of October 2013. The weather was dry and visibility was good. The sites of any known archaeological features were visited and information from the Dumfries and Galloway HER and NMRS was confirmed. A general walkover of the Site study area was conducted to assess the site for any potentially undiscovered archaeological features. Three additional features were identified during this site walkover. These sites are detailed in Table 1.3, Appendix I of this report.

3.6 Statistical Accounts for Scotland

The study area is covered by the Parish of Dalry, Kirkcudbrightshire Statistical Account. The 1834-45 account reports that the parish is characterised by farmland, the River Ken and plantations of oak. Antiquities reported in the Statistical Accounts include Stroanfreggan Cairn (SM 1043) which is situated within Stroanfreggan Farm. The Statistical account also highlights two standing stones within close proximity of the cairn. No further details of antiquities within the statistical accounts can be attributed to the Site or wider study areas.

4 ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL BACKGROUND

The data collection exercise has identified a total of 116 features within the wider study area, which extends up to 1 km from the Site boundary. These features include three Scheduled Monuments and two Listed Buildings.

Of the 116 features situated within the wider study area, 18of them are located within the Site. The following section gives a brief description of the wider study area's archaeological and historical sites within the context of the area's background history, presented by period.

The following section refers to the features detailed in Table 1.3, Appendix I and shown in Figure 2.

4.1 The Prehistoric Period

The HER and NMRS hold numerous records relating to finds and features with a confirmed prehistoric date. A number of these records relate to isolated Mesolithic findspots, usually flint scatters consisting of worked and waste flakes (MDG3956, MDG3927, MDG3932, MDG3953, MDG3962, NMRS64361, NMRS64344, MDG3935 and NMRS64362 ,). These flint scatters are often found as the result of mole activity or erosion scarring.

In addition to these isolated Mesolithic findspots there are numerous pre-historic cairns including the Scheduled Stroanfreggan Bridge Cairn (1043), a cairn situated at Smittons Bridge (MDG3937), Round Craigs a nationally important non-designated cairn (MDG3944) and the site of a former cairn at Furmiston (MDG3968 ) are all examples of Early Neolithic - Early Bronze Age cairns. A further cairn was also recorded on the first edition OS map at Muirdrochwood, however there is now no trace of the cairn due to ploughing and afforestation. Craigengillan Cairn (SM2238) is the only example of an Early Neolithic – early/Late Bronze Age cairn situated within the Site. This cairn is a substantial kerb cairn measuring approximately 3-4 m in height and 24 m across. The cairn is surrounded by plantation forestry and a sheep shelter is positioned on top of the cairn. The cairn was visited during the site walkover and was found to be in good condition (Plates 6-7).

The HER and NMRS also returned records of several potential prehistoric cairn groups. These include cairn groups at Round Craigs (MDG25732 and MDG3940 ), Marscalloch Hill

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(MDG3936), Craigengillan (MDG3930) and Culmark Moss (MDG3943, NMRS 64353 and NMRS 64339 ). It is thought that the majority of these cairns are agricultural in nature. In addition to these clearance cairns there is extensive evidence of prehistoric agricultural activity at Glenhead Rig (MDG3915), where evidence of lynchets, a homestead, and a partly banked oval enclosure survive as well as at Smittons Bridge (MDG25737), where a small area of rig overlies a low-banked enclosure.

Finally the HER records a substantial prehistoric settlement at Stroanfreggan (MDG3931; Stroanfreggan Archaeologically sensitive area ) which includes clearance cairns and enclosures ( MDG3931 and MDG3940), Lithic Scatters (MDG3956), a kerb cairn at Smittons Bridge (MDG3937), Stroanfreggan Bridge Cairn (SM 1043) and Stroanfreggan Craig (SM 1095) an Iron Age fort.

4.2 Roman - Early Medieval Period

The HER returned no known records of features with a confirmed Roman or Early Medieval date.

4.3 Medieval Period

The HER returned eight records of features located within the wider study area with a potential medieval date. These records include farmsteads at Scalloch/Little Auchrae (MDG11404), Smittons (MDG3947) Bridgemark (MDG3949). Other medieval sites include ruined buildings at Glen (MDG12788) and evidence of buildings and rig and furrow at Marchhouse (MDG15834). Further evidence of agriculture includes two enclosures one at Moorbrock (MDG12790) one at Smittons (MDG3965). Further evidence of medieval settlement is located at Craigmitchel/Stonehouse (MDG3917). This settlement was deserted in the post-medieval period; however, evidence of earth and stone banked enclosures has survived and is visible in aerial photography.

4.4 Post-Medieval Period

The majority of features associated with this period are agricultural and include farmsteads ( MDG27061, MDG15819, MDG15820, MDG15823, MDG15847, MDG15852, MDG15861, MDG25436 and NMRS 177470), enclosures (MDG15827, MDG15828, MDG15832, MDG15866, MDG15867, MDG25733, MDG26152, MDG26171 and NMRS 64344 ), Field

systems (MDG15837, MDG15848, MDG15849, MDG15854 and MDG15863), a Hay Ree (MDG25355) and numerous sheepfolds (MDG15850, MDG15848, MDG15849, MDG15866, MDG15868, MDG25354, MDG25356, MDG25357, MDG25359, MDG25434, MDG25435, MDG25437, MDG25731, MDG25734, MDG25736, MDG25742, MDG26169, MDG26170, MDG26172, MDG26173, MDG26174, MDG26175, MDG26176 and MDG3918 ). Of these agricultural, post-medieval features, 23 are situated within the Site area. A number were identified on the ground the majority of which survive are sheepfolds (Plate 2, MDG25437 ). There was no evidence of former field systems within the site boundary.

In addition to the above sites the HER and NMRS returned records relating to bridges (LB3628, LB3627, MDG19687, and MDG19688 ), various single cell buildings annotated on 1st edition OS maps (MDG15824, MDG15826, MDG15835 and MDG15836 ), a kiln (MDG15831), a watermill (MDG23020) and a school (NMRS 64356). All of these features suggest an agrarian community stretched across a wide landscape.

4.5 Modern Era

The HER returned three single sites attributed a modern date. The first is a clearance cairn situated at Knockaughlie Hill (MDG15825), the second is a pump located at Bridgemark (MDG3950) and the third, a possible crash site of a Blenheim bomber. Despite this low return of records there are operational farmsteads which surround the site have modern elements and there are modern features related to the plantation forestry throughout the

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area. None of these features are currently considered to be of any archaeological significance.

5 ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL POTENTIAL

5.1 Overview

The following section summarises the potential for further sub surface archaeological remains to occur within the study area, outlines the potential threat from the Development to these remains, and suggests appropriate further work as well as potential mitigation strategies.

The data collection exercise has identified a total of 115 features within the wider study area, which extends up to 1 km from the Site boundary. These features include three Scheduled Monuments and two Listed Buildings.

5.2 Archaeological Potential

Table 1.2: Archaeological Potential

Period Visibility within 1 km study area

Presence or Absence of sites within 1 km study area

Likelihood of Discoveries within the Development

Prehistoric Single Prominent Pre-historic feature, Craigengillan Cairn – in good condition

Present Low – due to ground disturbance from plantation forestry

Roman- early medieval

Absent Absent Low

Early Medieval - Medieval

Poor Present in limited numbers Low

Post-Medieval Good _ remains still present and good cartographic coverage – low archaeological significance

Good - remains still present and good cartographic coverage – low archaeological significance

Low

Modern Good but not of archaeological significance.

Good but not of archaeological significance.

Low

5.3 Potential Impacts

Potential impacts from the Development fall into two categories, direct and indirect impacts.

Direct impacts are physical alterations which may affect either known sites or currently unknown buried or otherwise unrecorded archaeology. Direct or physical impacts may damage or destroy archaeological features and are usually permanent and irreversible. These effects are likely to occur during construction or decommissioning of a site. Direct effects are limited to the Development footprint (yet to be finalised) where associated earthmoving and excavation occur and not to the full extent of the Site within the redline boundary. Excavations for the turbine foundations are anticipated to reach a depth between 2-4 m. Excavation depths for cable runs and access tracks are anticipated to reach c. 500-

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750 mm it is therefore unlikely that any archaeology situated at a depth of more than 1 m has the potential to receive a direct impact, other than at the turbine locations.

The Development has the potential to cause indirect effects, primarily visual, upon the settings of nationally important cultural heritage assets within and beyond the study areas of this DBA. Due to the height and visibility of the turbines it is considered that these indirect effects have the potential to be significant (i.e., they may have the potential to so alter the settings of some cultural heritage assets that the significance of these assets is changed or harmed). These effects will be assessed and reported in full within the Environmental Statement (ES).

5.4 Potential Mitigation

It is considered that preservation in-situ is the preferred method of mitigation for known archaeological remains. However, where this is not possible, or where there is a likelihood of encountering locally important unknown subsurface archaeological remains a programme of archaeological works leading to preservation by record is considered appropriate.

Due to there being low potential for further unknown archaeology within the Site it is proposed that should planning permission be granted, a watching brief during construction of the Development is undertaken. This would need to be agreed with the Dumfries and Galloway Archaeology Service.

6 CONCLUSION

The DBA has revealed that there is low potential for further, unknown, archaeological remains within the Site. The situation of the Site within plantation forestry largely accounts for the low return of known archaeological remains, with high levels of ground disturbance. Where records of known archaeological remains could be located on site survival was limited to post-medieval sites (usually sheepfolds), or to the Scheduled and protected Craigengillan Cairn (SM2238). New features considered to potentially be archaeological in nature were limited to the forestry ride immediately south-east of the cairn.

As the Development will be situated away from the Craigengillan Cairn and beyond its immediate vicinity, it is considered that any archaeological remains likely to be encountered will be post-medieval in date, related to agriculture and of local- regional significance. It is considered that there is limited potential for remains of a prehistoric or medieval date to survive within the Site.

In conclusion it is considered that any work undertaken on this site would have low potential to have a direct impact upon, previously undiscovered archaeological remains.

There is potential for indirect impacts to affect sites in the proposed Development site and within and beyond the wider study area. This will be fully investigated in the EIA, taking into account the way in which the proposed Development will affect the setting of significant sites.

7 SOURCES

7.1 Bibliography

Archaeology Data Service, http:ads.ahds.ac.uk

British Geological Survey (2013) Geology of Britain Viewer. Available at http://www.bgs.ac.uk/discoveringGeology/geologyOfBritain/viewer.html [Accessed on 05/11/2013.

Historic Scotland (2013) GIS downloads. Available at http://data.historic-scotland.gov.uk/pls/htmldb/f?p=2100:10:0::NO::: [Accessed on 05/11/2013]

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IfA, (2012) Standard and Guidance for historic environment desk-based assessment. Available at http://www.archaeologists.net/sites/default/files/node-files/DBA2012-Working-draft.pdf [Accessed on 05/11/2013]

National Library of Scotland (2013) Map Images Webpage. Available at http://maps.nls.uk/ [Accessed on 05/11/2013]

McGowan, A. (1791-99) Dalry, County of Kirkcudbright. Statistical Account of Scotland 1791-99, Vol.13, p.45. Available at http://stat-acc-scot.edina.ac.uk/link/1791-99/Kirkcudbright/Dalry/13/45/ [Accessed on 15/10/2013]

Paterson, G. (1834-45) Parish of Dalry, County of Kirkcudbright. Statistical Account of Scotland 1834-45, Vol.4, p.369. Available at http://stat-acc-scot.edina.ac.uk/link/1834-45/Kirkcudbright/Dalry/ [Accessed on 15/10/2013]

Stell, G. (1996. Second edition.) Exploring Scotland’s Heritage: Dumfries and Galloway. The Stationery Office: Edinburgh

7.2 Maps

• Roy Military Map of the Lowlands 1747-55 • Kirkcudbrightshire, Sheet 5: Surveyed: 1850-51, Published: 1853 • Kirkcudbrightshire, Sheet 6: Surveyed: 1850, Published: 1853 • Kirkcudbrightshire, Sheet 9: Surveyed: 1849-50, Published: 1853 • Kirkcudbrightshire Sheet VIII.SW: Surveyed: 1894, Published: 1895 • Kirkcudbrightshire Sheet VIII.NW: Surveyed: 1893, Published: 1895 • Kirkcudbrightshire Sheet VIII.NE: Surveyed: 1893, Published: 1895 • Kirkcudbrightshire Sheet VIII.SE: Surveyed: 1894, Published: 1895 • Kirkcudbrightshire Sheet VIII.SW: Surveyed: 1907, Published: 1910 • Kirkcudbrightshire Sheet VIII.NW: Surveyed: 1907, Published: 1909 • Kirkcudbrightshire Sheet VIII.NE :Surveyed: 1907, Published: 1909 • Kirkcudbrightshire Sheet VIII.SE: Surveyed: 1907, Published: 1909 • 1:25,000 Map of Great Britain NX69 1956

7.3 Aerial Photography

Table 1.2: Aerial Photographs Consulted

Sortie Frame Date Scale

ASS_623_88 0170 10/06/1988 24000

ASS_623_88 0171 10/06/1988 24000

ASS_623_88 0172 10/06/1988 24000

ASS_622_-88 0017 10/06/1988 24000

ASS_622_88 0018 10/06/1988 24000

ASS_622_88 0019 10/06/1988 24000

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8 COPYRIGHT

Arcus Consultancy Services Ltd. Shall retain full copyright of any commissioned reports, tender documents or other project documents, under the copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 with all rights reserved, excepting that it hereby provides an exclusive licence to the client for the use of such documents by the client in all matters directly relating to the project as described in the project design/specification.

9 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The author would like to thank Andrew Nicholson and Jane Brann of the Dumfries and Galloway Archaeology Service for providing data and guidance as well as Steven Parr of Euroforest for facilitating site access.

10 FIGURES

Figure 1 – Site Location

Figure 2 – HER/NMRS Feature Locations

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11 PLATES

Plate 1: General View of site

Plate 2: Sheepfold (MDG25437)

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Plate 3: Previously unknown feature identified during site walkover (U3)

Plate 4: General view of potential earthworks (MDG3930)

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Plate 5: A collection of stones immediately east of Craigengillan Cairn, potentially from drystone wall, potentially older feature (U2).

Plate 6: View of Craigengillan Cairn (SM2238). Note the Sheepfold crossing the cairn (U3).

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Plate 7: Detail view of Craigengillan Cairn (SM2238), showing construction.

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ofe

d

stru

cture

whic

h a

lso m

ay

pote

ntially

be a

build

ing s

how

n

on t

he c

urr

ent

OS m

ap.

U

nknow

n

262290

591800

MD

G15827

NM

RS 1

77464

Dry

Burn

Post

Medie

val

to 1

8th

Centu

ry

Tw

o e

ncl

osu

res

annota

ted a

s ‘O

ld F

ence

s’ a

re s

how

n o

n t

he

1st e

ditio

n O

S m

ap. Curr

ent

OS

Mappin

g d

oes

not

depic

t th

em

.

Unknow

n

262290

592200

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ltancy

Serv

ices

Ltd

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ctober

2018

Page 1

9

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fere

nce

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mb

er

Na

me

P

eri

od

D

escri

pti

on

S

ign

ific

an

ce

G

rid

Re

fere

nce

X

Y

MD

G15828

NM

RS 1

77465

Mars

callo

ch

Post

Medie

val

to 1

8th

Centu

ry

The 1

st e

ditio

n O

S m

ap s

how

s a

single

encl

osu

re a

nnota

ted a

s ‘O

ld F

ence

’. T

he e

ncl

osu

re is

als

o d

epic

ted o

n t

he 1

853 a

nd

curr

ent

editio

n O

S m

ap.

U

nknow

n

260960

591390

MD

G15831

NM

RS 1

77468

Hig

h B

ridge o

f Ken

Post

Medie

val

to 1

8th

Centu

ry

The 1

st e

ditio

n O

S m

ap d

epic

ts

an u

nro

ofe

d s

truct

ure

annota

ted a

s ‘O

ld K

iln (

corn

)’ it

is n

ot

show

n o

n c

urr

ent

OS

mappin

g.

Unknow

n

262070

590380

MD

G15832

NM

RS 1

77469

Dry

Burn

Post

Medie

val

to 1

8th

Centu

ry

An e

ncl

osu

re d

epic

ted o

n t

he 1

st

editio

n O

S m

ap a

s w

ell

as

the

1852 a

nd c

urr

ent

OS m

ap.

O

ther

262650

591610

MD

G15834

NM

RS 1

77471

Marc

hhouse

M

edie

val to

18

th C

entu

ry

A s

ingle

unro

ofe

d b

uild

ing

depic

ted o

n t

he 1

st e

ditio

n a

nd

the 1

853 O

S m

ap b

ut

not

on

curr

ent

OS m

appin

g. It

is

thought

that

the b

uild

ing m

ay

equate

to t

he ‘M

uirdro

chatt

’ on

Roy’s

map o

f 1755 a

nd

‘Mrk

dro

chat’ o

n B

laeu’s

map o

f 1654.

Rece

nt

aerial photo

gra

phy

show

s evid

ence

of

rig

cultiv

ation t

he n

ort

h o

f th

e

farm

.

Regio

nal/Loca

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0

Oct

ober

2018

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fere

nce

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mb

er

Na

me

P

eri

od

D

escri

pti

on

S

ign

ific

an

ce

G

rid

Re

fere

nce

X

Y

MD

G15835

NM

RS 1

77472

Culm

ark

moss

Post

Medie

val

to 1

8th

Centu

ry

The 1

st e

ditio

n O

S m

ap d

epic

ts

a s

ingle

unro

ofe

d b

uild

ing

annota

ted ‘R

uin

’. T

he b

uild

ing is

not

show

n o

n c

urr

ent

OS

mappin

g.

U

nknow

n

263600

591270

MD

G15836

NM

RS 1

77473

Culm

ark

Moss

Post

Medie

val

to 1

8th

Centu

ry

The 1

st e

ditio

n O

S m

ap d

epic

ts

a s

ingle

unro

ofe

d b

uild

ing

annota

ted ‘R

uin

’. T

he b

uild

ing is

not

show

n o

n c

urr

ent

OS

mappin

g.

Unknow

n

263690

591250

MD

G15837

NM

RS 1

77474

Image P

ool, S

troanfr

eggan

Burn

Post

Medie

val

to 1

8th

Centu

ry

Aerial photo

gra

phy s

how

s cl

ear

evid

ence

of

field

walls

whic

h

form

the fie

ld s

yst

em

annota

ted

as

‘Old

Fence

s’ o

n t

he 1

st

editio

n O

S m

ap.

The fie

ld

syst

em

is

not

depic

ted o

n t

he

curr

ent

OS m

ap.

U

nknow

n

264250

591530

MD

G15847

NM

RS 1

77484

Mars

callo

ch H

ill /

Sm

eato

n

Post

Medie

val

to 1

8th

Centu

ry

The 1

st e

ditio

n O

S M

ap d

epic

ts a

fa

rmst

ead a

nnota

ted a

s ‘ruin

s of’. It

is

com

prise

d o

f th

ree

unro

ofe

d b

uild

ings,

one

encl

osu

re a

nd a

fie

ld s

yst

em

, annota

ted ‘old

fence

s’ a

s w

ell

as

a s

heepfo

ld.

U

nknow

n

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592900

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ig W

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Arc

us

Consu

ltancy

Serv

ices

Ltd

O

ctober

2018

Page 2

1

Re

fere

nce

Nu

mb

er

Na

me

P

eri

od

D

escri

pti

on

S

ign

ific

an

ce

G

rid

Re

fere

nce

X

Y

MD

G15848

NM

RS177485

Big

Losk

ie

Post

Medie

val

to 1

8th

Centu

ry

The 1

st e

ditio

n O

S m

ap d

epic

ts

a fie

ld s

yst

em

annota

ted a

s ‘O

ld

Fence

s’ a

s w

ell

as

thre

e

sheepfo

lds,

tw

o o

f w

hic

h a

re

annota

ted a

s ‘S

heep R

ee’ and

the t

hird a

s ‘O

ld S

heep R

ee’.

Tw

o e

ncl

osu

res

are

show

n o

n

the c

urr

ent

editio

n o

f th

e O

S

map.

Unknow

n

260550

593250

MD

G15849

NM

RS 1

77486

Cra

igengill

an B

urn

Post

Medie

val

to 1

8th

Centu

ry

A s

mall

field

syst

em

depic

ted o

n

the 1

st e

ditio

n O

S m

ap

annota

ted ‘O

ld fence

s’. The

map a

lso s

how

s a s

heepfo

ld

annota

ted a

s ‘O

ld S

heep R

ee’.

Unknow

n

262850

594200

MD

G15852

NM

RS 1

77489

Gle

nhead R

ig

Post

Medie

val

to 1

8th

Centu

ry

A farm

stead a

nnota

ted ‘ru

ins

of’

com

prisi

ng t

wo u

nro

ofe

d

build

ings

and t

wo e

ncl

osu

res

on

the 1

st e

ditio

n O

S m

ap. The

map a

lso s

how

s a fie

ld s

yst

em

annota

ted ‘O

ld F

ence

s’ a

nd a

sh

eep fold

annota

ted ‘sh

eep

ree’ are

als

o s

how

n. T

wo

unro

ofe

d b

uild

ings

and a

fie

ld-

syst

em

are

show

n o

n t

he

curr

ent

editio

n O

S m

ap.

U

nknow

n

263590

596460

MD

G15854

NM

RS 1

77491

Gle

nhead R

ig

Post

Medie

val

to 1

8th

Centu

ry

The 1

st e

ditio

n O

S m

ap d

epic

ts

a fie

ld-s

yst

em

annota

ted a

s ‘O

ld

fence

s’ o

n t

he first

editio

n O

S

map. This

is

not

show

n o

n

curr

ent

OS m

appin

g.

U

nknow

n

263850

595550

Arc

haeolo

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-Base

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ment

Shepherd

s' R

ig W

ind F

arm

Arc

us

Consu

ltancy

Serv

ices

Ltd

Infinerg

y

Page 2

2

Oct

ober

2018

Re

fere

nce

Nu

mb

er

Na

me

P

eri

od

D

escri

pti

on

S

ign

ific

an

ce

G

rid

Re

fere

nce

X

Y

MD

G15861

NM

RS 1

77498

Bla

ck B

urn

Bridge

Post

Medie

val

to 1

8th

Centu

ry

A s

ingle

unro

ofe

d b

uild

ing is

depic

ted o

n t

he 1

st e

ditio

n O

S

map b

ut

is n

ot

show

n o

n t

he

curr

ent

OS m

ap.

U

nknow

n

263200

594180

MD

G15863

NM

RS 1

77500

Bla

ck B

urn

Bridge

Post

Medie

val

to 1

8th

Centu

ry

The 1

st e

ditio

n O

S m

ap d

epic

ts

a fie

ld-s

yst

em

and a

head-d

yke

annota

ted ‘O

ld F

ence

s’. It

is

not

show

n o

n c

urr

ent

OS m

appin

g

Unknow

n

263450

593450

MD

G15864

NM

RS 1

77501

Little A

uch

rae B

urn

Post

Medie

val

to 1

8th

Centu

ry

The 1

st e

ditio

n O

S m

ap d

epic

ts

two e

ncl

osu

res

and four

length

s of

wall

annota

ted a

s ‘O

ld

Fence

’. T

hey a

re n

ot

show

n o

n

curr

ent

OS m

appin

g.

U

nknow

n

263700

593100

MD

G15866

NM

RS 1

77503

Little A

uch

rae B

urn

Post

Medie

val

to 1

8th

Centu

ry

An e

ncl

osu

re a

nnota

ted a

s ‘O

ld

Sheep R

ee’ is

depic

ted o

n t

he

1st e

ditio

n O

S m

ap a

nd c

urr

ent

OS m

appin

g.

Unknow

n

263650

592770

MD

G15867

NM

RS 1

77504

Str

oanfr

eggan C

raig

Post

Medie

val

to 1

8th

Centu

ry

An e

ncl

osu

re o

r field

annota

ted

as

‘Old

Fence

’ is

show

n o

n t

he

1st e

ditio

n O

S m

ap b

ut

not

curr

ent

OS m

appin

g.

U

nknow

n

263700

592500

MD

G15868

NM

RS 1

77505

Sca

lloch

Post

Medie

val

to 1

8th

Centu

ry

A s

ingle

unro

ofe

d s

truct

ure

annota

ted a

s ‘O

ld S

heep R

ee’ is

sh

ow

n o

n t

he 1

st e

ditio

n o

f th

e

OS m

ap a

nd c

urr

ent

OS

mappin

g. The s

heepfo

ld is

still

vis

ible

on r

ece

nt

aerial

photo

gra

phy.

Loca

l 263950

593790

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us

Consu

ltancy

Serv

ices

Ltd

O

ctober

2018

Page 2

3

Re

fere

nce

Nu

mb

er

Na

me

P

eri

od

D

escri

pti

on

S

ign

ific

an

ce

G

rid

Re

fere

nce

X

Y

MD

G23020

New

mill

Of

Culm

ark

Post

Medie

val

to 1

9th

Centu

ry

A w

ate

rmill

with e

xta

nt

lade

syst

em

. The b

uild

ings

are

sh

ow

n a

s in

use

on t

he 2

nd

editio

n O

S m

ap a

nd a

n

unnam

ed g

roup o

f build

ings

is

show

n a

t appro

xim

ate

ly t

his

loca

tion o

n R

oy’s

map o

f 1755.

The m

ill is

annota

ted o

n

Ain

slie

’s m

ap o

f 1797.

Regio

nal/Loca

l 262963

590962

MD

G25354

Muirdro

chw

ood

Post

Medie

val

to 1

8th

Centu

ry

An e

ncl

osu

re w

ith t

wo o

ffsh

oot

walls

on t

he n

ort

h-w

est

ern

co

rner.

The e

ncl

osu

re is

annota

ted a

s a ‘Sheep R

ee’ on

the 1

st e

ditio

n O

S m

ap a

nd o

n

curr

ent

OS d

igital m

appin

g.

U

nknow

n

262478

591492

MD

G25355

Dry

Burn

Post

Medie

val

to 1

8th

Centu

ry

A fie

ld b

oundary

wall

with a

rect

angula

r fe

atu

re a

ttach

ed t

o

its

east

is

annota

ted a

s a ‘H

ay

Ree’ on t

he 1

st e

ditio

n O

S m

ap.

It is

not

show

n o

n a

ny m

appin

g

subse

quent

to t

his

.

Unknow

n

262700

591855

MD

G25356

Sm

eato

n B

ridge

Post

Medie

val

to 1

8th

Centu

ry

Fiv

e lin

ked e

ncl

osu

res

annota

ted ‘sh

eep r

ee’ depic

ted

on t

he 1

st e

ditio

n O

S m

ap a

nd

show

n a

s a s

ingle

encl

osu

re o

n

curr

ent

OS d

igital m

appin

g.

O

ther

263189

591926

MD

G25357

Shepherd

s' R

ig

Post

Medie

val

to 1

8th

Centu

ry

A c

ircu

lar

encl

osu

re w

ith t

hre

e

off

shoot

walls

annota

ted a

s a

‘sheep r

ee’ is

depic

ted o

n t

he 1

st

editio

n O

S m

ap a

nd c

urr

ent

OS

dig

ital m

appin

g.

U

nknow

n

262976

592202

Arc

haeolo

gic

al D

esk

-Base

d A

ssess

ment

Shepherd

s' R

ig W

ind F

arm

Arc

us

Consu

ltancy

Serv

ices

Ltd

Infinerg

y

Page 2

4

Oct

ober

2018

Re

fere

nce

Nu

mb

er

Na

me

P

eri

od

D

escri

pti

on

S

ign

ific

an

ce

G

rid

Re

fere

nce

X

Y

MD

G25358

Wate

r of

Ken

Post

Medie

val

to 1

8th

Centu

ry

The 1

st e

ditio

n O

S m

ap d

epic

ts

a c

ircu

lar

encl

osu

re w

ith o

ne

off

shoot

wall

annota

ted a

s a

‘sheep r

ee’. C

urr

ent

OS

mappin

g d

epic

ts t

he e

ncl

osu

re

with t

wo o

ffsh

oot

walls

.

Unknow

n

263375

592738

MD

G25359

Hare

Str

and

Post

Medie

val

to 1

8th

Centu

ry

A c

ircu

lar

encl

osu

re w

ith t

hre

e

off

shoot

walls

annota

ted a

s ‘s

heep r

ee’. T

he f

eatu

re is

depic

ted o

n t

he 1

st e

ditio

n O

S

map a

nd o

n c

urr

ent

OS d

igital

mappin

g.

U

nknow

n

263047

593850

MD

G25434

Cra

igengill

an B

urn

Post

Medie

val

to 1

8th

Centu

ry

The 1

st e

ditio

n O

S m

ap d

epic

ts

a c

ircu

lar

encl

osu

re w

ith t

hre

e

off

shoot

walls

annota

ted a

s a

‘sheep r

ee’. C

urr

ent

OS

mappin

g d

epic

ts t

he e

ncl

osu

re

with t

wo o

ffsh

oot

walls

. O

ther

262974

594217

MD

G25435

Cra

igengill

an

Post

Medie

val

to 1

8th

Centu

ry

Circu

lar

sheep e

ncl

osu

re w

ith

thre

e o

ut-

shot

walls

, sh

ow

n o

n

the 1

st e

ditio

n O

S m

ap.

O

ther

263250

594826

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haeolo

gic

al D

esk

-Base

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ment

Shepherd

s’ R

ig W

ind F

arm

Infinerg

y

Arc

us

Consu

ltancy

Serv

ices

Ltd

O

ctober

2018

Page 2

5

Re

fere

nce

Nu

mb

er

Na

me

P

eri

od

D

escri

pti

on

S

ign

ific

an

ce

G

rid

Re

fere

nce

X

Y

MD

G25436

Cra

igengill

an

Post

Medie

val

to 1

9th

Centu

ry

The 1

st e

ditio

n O

S m

ap s

how

s a

farm

stead c

om

prise

d o

f tw

o

long, para

llel build

ings

alig

ned

nort

h-w

est

to s

outh

-east

with

thre

e o

r fo

ur

small

encl

osu

res

surr

oundin

g t

hem

. The

build

ings

are

annota

ted a

s ru

ins

on t

he 5

th e

ditio

n O

S m

ap a

nd

the o

utlin

es

of

the s

truct

ure

s are

still

show

n o

n c

urr

ent

OS

dig

ital m

appin

g.

Oth

er

263120

594772

MD

G25437

Cra

igengill

an H

ill

Post

Medie

val

to 1

8th

Centu

ry

A c

ircu

lar

sheep e

ncl

osu

re w

ith

two o

ut-

shot

walls

, sh

ow

n o

n

the 1

st e

ditio

n O

S m

ap o

n t

he

south

-west

ern

fla

nk o

f Cra

igengill

an. The featu

re s

till

stands

within

the fore

stry

but

has

been r

educe

d t

o a

n S

-sh

aped featu

re.

O

ther

262028

595184

MD

G25438

Cra

igengill

an B

urn

Post

Medie

val

to 1

8th

Centu

ry

The 1

st e

ditio

n O

S m

ap s

how

s a

rect

angula

r sh

eep e

ncl

osu

re

(Pote

ntially

overlyin

g a

circu

lar

one),

with a

sin

gula

r out-

shot

wall

to t

he n

ort

h-e

ast

. The

sheepfo

ld is

show

n in p

art

on

curr

ent

OS d

igital m

appin

g.

O

ther

262079

594636

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gic

al D

esk

-Base

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ssess

ment

Shepherd

s' R

ig W

ind F

arm

Arc

us

Consu

ltancy

Serv

ices

Ltd

Infinerg

y

Page 2

6

Oct

ober

2018

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fere

nce

Nu

mb

er

Na

me

P

eri

od

D

escri

pti

on

S

ign

ific

an

ce

G

rid

Re

fere

nce

X

Y

MD

G25439

Dore

s Know

e

Post

Medie

val

to 1

8th

Centu

ry

A c

ircu

lar

sheep fold

annota

ted

as

a ‘Sheep R

ee’ on t

he 1

st

editio

n O

S m

ap.

The 1

st e

ditio

n

OS m

ap s

how

s th

e e

ncl

osu

re

with t

wo o

uts

hot

walls

. The

featu

re is

not

show

n o

n c

urr

ent

OS m

appin

g.

O

ther

263143

596135

MD

G25477

Cra

igengill

an

Post

Medie

val

to 1

8th

Centu

ry

A p

oly

gonal sh

eep e

ncl

osu

re

situ

ate

d w

ithin

pla

nta

tion

fore

stry

is

als

o s

how

n o

n t

he 1

st

editio

n O

S m

ap.

O

ther

263110

594940

MD

G25731

Sca

lloch

Post

Medie

val

to 1

8th

Centu

ry

1st e

ditio

n O

S m

appin

g s

how

s a

circ

ula

r sh

eep fold

with t

hre

e

out-

shot

walls

. The featu

re is

still

sta

ndin

g a

nd is

vis

ible

on

rece

nt

aerial photo

gra

phy.

O

ther

263630

593750

MD

G25732

Round C

raig

s

Early B

ronze

Age t

o 1

8th

Centu

ry

Ten s

mall

cairns

and s

evera

l lin

ear

cleara

nce

spre

ads

exte

ndin

g o

ver

appro

xim

ate

ly 1

hect

are

(ha)

of

slopin

g p

ast

ure

. The featu

res

form

no c

ohere

nt

patt

ern

or

dis

cern

ible

fie

ld p

lots

. The c

airns

range fro

m c

ircu

lar

to o

val in

shape m

easu

ring

appro

xim

ate

ly 4

m in d

iam

ete

r.

Regio

nal/Loca

l 263910

593760

MD

G25733

Little A

uch

rae B

urn

Post

Medie

val

to 1

8th

Centu

ry

The 1

st e

ditio

n O

S m

ap a

nd

curr

ent

OS m

appin

g s

how

s an

encl

osu

re a

nnota

ted a

s ‘O

ld

Fence

’. T

he e

ncl

osu

re c

an a

lso

be s

een o

n r

ece

nt

aerial

photo

gra

phy.

Oth

er

263642

593278

Arc

haeolo

gic

al D

esk

-Base

d A

ssess

ment

Shepherd

s’ R

ig W

ind F

arm

Infinerg

y

Arc

us

Consu

ltancy

Serv

ices

Ltd

O

ctober

2018

Page 2

7

Re

fere

nce

Nu

mb

er

Na

me

P

eri

od

D

escri

pti

on

S

ign

ific

an

ce

G

rid

Re

fere

nce

X

Y

MD

G25734

Little A

uch

rae B

urn

Post

Medie

val

to 1

8th

Centu

ry

The 1

st e

ditio

n O

S m

ap a

nd

rece

nt

aerial photo

gra

phy

show

s a c

ircu

lar

sheep

encl

osu

re w

ith t

hre

e o

ut-

shot

walls

.

Oth

er

263710

592980

MD

G25736

Low

Door

of

The C

raig

Post

Medie

val

to 1

8th

Centu

ry

The 1

st e

ditio

n O

S m

ap a

nd

rece

nt

aerial photo

gra

phy

show

s a c

ircu

lar

sheep

encl

osu

re w

ith t

wo o

ut-

shot

walls

. O

ther

263670

591980

MD

G25737

Sm

itto

ns

Bridge

Late

Pre

his

toric

to

18

th C

entu

ry

A s

mall

are

a o

f rig o

verlyin

g a

lo

w-b

anked e

ncl

osu

re. This

has

been t

runca

ted o

n t

he w

est

ern

si

de b

y r

ece

nt

quarr

yin

g

act

ivity.

U

nknow

n

263504

591943

MD

G25742

Culm

ark

Moss

Post

Medie

val

to 1

8th

Centu

ry

A h

exagonal sh

eep e

ncl

osu

re

with t

wo o

ut-

shot

walls

is

depic

ted o

n t

he 1

st e

ditio

n O

S

map. The featu

re is

still

vis

ible

on r

ece

nt

aerial photo

gra

phy.

Oth

er

263577

590831

MD

G26152

Bridgem

ark

R

om

an t

o

18

th C

entu

ry

Aerial photo

gra

phy s

how

s a

poss

ible

square

encl

osu

re

form

ed b

y t

wo lin

ear

banks

at

nin

ety

degre

es

to e

ach

oth

er.

The featu

re is

situ

ate

d o

n t

he

top o

f a s

teep b

ank o

verlookin

g

the W

ate

r of

Ken. It

does

not

matc

h a

ny f

eatu

res

on p

revio

us

or

curr

ent

OS m

appin

g.

U

nknow

n

262350

590490

Arc

haeolo

gic

al D

esk

-Base

d A

ssess

ment

Shepherd

s' R

ig W

ind F

arm

Arc

us

Consu

ltancy

Serv

ices

Ltd

Infinerg

y

Page 2

8

Oct

ober

2018

Re

fere

nce

Nu

mb

er

Na

me

P

eri

od

D

escri

pti

on

S

ign

ific

an

ce

G

rid

Re

fere

nce

X

Y

MD

G26169

Pols

hagg B

urn

Post

Medie

val

to 1

8th

Centu

ry

A ‘sh

eep r

ee’ is

depic

ted o

n t

he

1st e

ditio

n O

S m

ap a

s a

rect

angula

r sh

eep e

ncl

osu

re

with t

hre

e o

ffsh

oot

walls

. The

featu

re is

als

o r

eco

rded o

n

curr

ent

OS d

igital m

appin

g a

nd

can b

e s

een o

n r

ece

nt

aerial

photo

gra

phy.

O

ther

261154

595102

MD

G26170

Pols

hagg B

urn

Post

Medie

val

to 1

8th

Centu

ry

A ‘sh

eep r

ee’ is

depic

ted o

n t

he

1st e

ditio

n O

S m

ap s

how

n a

s a

circ

ula

r encl

osu

re w

ith t

hre

e

off

shoot

walls

. The f

eatu

re is

als

o d

epic

ted o

n c

urr

ent

OS

dig

ital m

appin

g w

ith a

poly

gonal

encl

osu

re a

dded.

Loca

l 261404

595347

MD

G26171

Benin

ner

Post

Medie

val

to 1

8th

Centu

ry

Tw

o s

ect

ions

of

an o

ld fie

ld o

r

encl

osu

re b

oundary

meeting a

t nin

ety

degre

es.

The featu

re is

depic

ted o

n t

he 1

st e

ditio

n O

S

map a

nd is

annota

ted a

s ‘O

ld

Fence

s’.

O

ther

261072

596075

MD

G26172

Min

nic

k B

urn

Post

Medie

val

to 1

8th

Centu

ry

A ‘sh

eep r

ee’ is

depic

ted o

n t

he

1st e

ditio

n O

S m

ap. The

encl

osu

re h

as

two o

ut

shot

wall

and a

sm

all

square

encl

osu

re o

n

its

nort

h-w

est

ern

sid

e. The

featu

re is

als

o s

how

n o

n c

urr

ent

OS m

appin

g.

O

ther

262116

596865

Arc

haeolo

gic

al D

esk

-Base

d A

ssess

ment

Shepherd

s’ R

ig W

ind F

arm

Infinerg

y

Arc

us

Consu

ltancy

Serv

ices

Ltd

O

ctober

2018

Page 2

9

Re

fere

nce

Nu

mb

er

Na

me

P

eri

od

D

escri

pti

on

S

ign

ific

an

ce

G

rid

Re

fere

nce

X

Y

MD

G26173

Polif

ferie B

urn

Post

Medie

val

to 1

8th

Centu

ry

The 1

st e

ditio

n O

S m

ap s

how

s a

rect

angula

r sh

eep e

ncl

osu

re

with inte

rnal div

isio

ns

annota

ted

as

‘sheep r

ee’. T

he s

heep fold

is

als

o s

how

n o

n t

he c

urr

ent

OS

dig

ital m

appin

g.

O

ther

263178

597044

MD

G26174

Polif

ferie B

urn

Post

Medie

val

to 1

8th

Centu

ry

A s

quare

sheep e

ncl

osu

re

annota

ted a

s a ‘sh

eep r

ee’ is

depic

ted o

n t

he 1

st e

ditio

n O

S

map a

nd o

n t

he c

urr

ent

OS

dig

ital m

appin

g.

O

ther

263530

596867

MD

G26175

Som

s Know

e

Post

Medie

val

to 1

8th

Centu

ry

The r

em

ain

s of

a s

quare

sheep

encl

osu

re a

butt

ing a

fie

ld

boundary

wall

is d

epic

ted o

n

the 1

st e

ditio

n O

S m

ap a

nd is

vis

ible

on r

ece

nt

aerial

photo

gra

phy.

O

ther

262810

596530

MD

G26176

Polif

ferie B

urn

Post

Medie

val

to 1

8th

Centu

ry

A s

quare

sheep e

ncl

osu

re

annota

ted a

s a ‘sh

eep r

ee’ on

the 1

st e

ditio

n O

S m

ap a

nd o

n

curr

ent

OS d

igital m

appin

g. The

featu

re c

an a

lso b

e s

een o

n

rece

nt

aerial photo

gra

phy.

O

ther

263994

595562

MD

G3913

NM

RS 6

4323

Goat

Cra

ig H

ill

Medie

val to

19

th C

entu

ry

A h

oard

of

2,2

25 s

ilver,

Englis

h,

Sco

ttis

h, Ir

ish, Anglo

-Galli

c and

fore

ign c

oin

s m

ain

ly o

f Edw

ard

I-

II, co

nta

ined in a

14

th c

entu

ry

pott

ery

jug w

as

found w

hils

t cl

eanin

g s

urf

ace

dra

ins

in 1

913.

N/A

262600

595200

Arc

haeolo

gic

al D

esk

-Base

d A

ssess

ment

Shepherd

s' R

ig W

ind F

arm

Arc

us

Consu

ltancy

Serv

ices

Ltd

Infinerg

y

Page 3

0

Oct

ober

2018

Re

fere

nce

Nu

mb

er

Na

me

P

eri

od

D

escri

pti

on

S

ign

ific

an

ce

G

rid

Re

fere

nce

X

Y

MD

G3915

NM

RS 6

4325

Gle

nhead R

ig

Early B

ronze

Age t

o 1

9th

Centu

ry

Pre

his

toric

encl

osu

re a

nd

cultiv

ation r

em

ain

s in

cludin

g

cleara

nce

cairns,

lynch

ets

, a

hom

est

ead a

nd a

part

ly b

anked

oval encl

osu

re. The f

eatu

res

are

co

nfu

sed b

y a

pro

bable

post

-

medie

val se

ttle

ment

on its

east

ern

sid

e.

Regio

nal

263780

596020

MD

G3917

NM

RS 6

4327

Cra

igm

itch

el /

Sto

nehouse

M

edie

val to

19

th C

entu

ry

The O

S s

urv

ey o

f 1978 n

ote

d

an a

rea o

f ru

ined p

ost

-medie

val

dese

rtio

n. In

cludin

g s

pora

dic

re

ctangula

r st

ruct

ure

s and e

art

h

and s

tone b

anked e

ncl

osu

res.

A late

r si

te v

isit u

ndert

aken in

1991 identified n

o featu

res

wort

hy o

f pre

serv

ation,

how

ever

a s

ubst

antial

rect

angula

r st

ruct

ure

was

note

d

at

NG

R N

X 6

490 9

594. This

fe

atu

re is

als

o s

how

n o

n t

he

1850 O

S m

ap a

nd is

annota

ted

as

‘Sto

nehouse

’. A

n a

rea o

f dese

rtio

n t

o t

he n

ort

h-w

est

was

als

o n

ote

d. The f

eatu

res

were

again

note

d d

uring s

ite v

isits

for

Moorb

rook W

oodla

nd G

rant

Sch

em

e.

Regio

nal/Loca

l 263900

595800

Arc

haeolo

gic

al D

esk

-Base

d A

ssess

ment

Shepherd

s’ R

ig W

ind F

arm

Infinerg

y

Arc

us

Consu

ltancy

Serv

ices

Ltd

O

ctober

2018

Page 3

1

Re

fere

nce

Nu

mb

er

Na

me

P

eri

od

D

escri

pti

on

S

ign

ific

an

ce

G

rid

Re

fere

nce

X

Y

MD

G3918

NM

RS 6

4328

Knock

whirn

Medie

val to

19

th C

entu

ry

A s

heep s

helter

situ

ate

d w

ithin

th

e n

ort

hern

are

a o

f a c

ircu

lar

are

a, co

vering a

n a

rea o

f appro

xim

ate

ly ¾

of

an a

cre.

There

is

als

o a

turf

walle

d

house

outlin

ed b

y a

low

sto

ne

circ

um

fere

nce

and m

easu

ring

appro

xim

ate

ly 7

m b

y 5

m.

Regio

nal/Loca

l 260470

595215

MD

G3927

NM

RS 6

4337

Wate

r of

Ken

Meso

lithic

to

Early B

ronze

Age

Severa

l flin

t and c

hert

fla

kes

have b

een r

eco

vere

d fro

m

mole

-cast

s on t

he r

iver

terr

ace

w

est

of

the W

ate

r of

Ken,

above S

meeto

n B

ridge.

Regio

nal/Loca

l 263410

592258

MD

G3930

NM

RS 6

4350

NM

RS64340

Cra

igengill

an

Early B

ronze

Age t

o 1

9th

Centu

ry

58 s

mall

cairns

in g

roups

nort

h-

west

, nort

h a

nd n

ort

h-e

ast

and

east

of

Cra

igengill

an c

airn. In

close

pro

xim

ity t

o t

his

gro

up

was

a larg

e r

ing c

airn a

nd four

rect

angula

r st

ruct

ure

s dug o

ut

the g

round a

nd s

urr

ounded b

y

turf

covere

d s

tone

em

bankm

ents

. By 1

978 n

o

reco

gnis

able

rem

ain

s of

these

fe

atu

res

were

evid

ent

due t

o

plo

ughin

g a

nd a

ffore

station.

Unknow

n

262800

594900

MD

G3931

NM

RS 6

4342

NM

RS 6

4342

Str

oanfr

eggan C

raig

Early B

ronze

Age t

o L

ate

Bro

nze

Age

A s

cooped s

ett

lem

ent,

incl

udin

g

a c

om

ple

x o

f banks

of

larg

e

stones

som

e form

ing c

ircl

es,

am

orp

hous

encl

osu

res

both

lin

ear

and c

ircu

lar

cleara

nce

ca

irns

and s

cooped h

ollo

ws.

Regio

nal/Loca

l 263700

592300

Arc

haeolo

gic

al D

esk

-Base

d A

ssess

ment

Shepherd

s' R

ig W

ind F

arm

Arc

us

Consu

ltancy

Serv

ices

Ltd

Infinerg

y

Page 3

2

Oct

ober

2018

Re

fere

nce

Nu

mb

er

Na

me

P

eri

od

D

escri

pti

on

S

ign

ific

an

ce

G

rid

Re

fere

nce

X

Y

MD

G3932

Cra

ig P

ool

Meso

lithic

Meso

lithic

im

ple

ments

incl

udin

g

an a

ngle

d c

hert

poin

t, a

flin

t sc

raper

and v

arious

flin

t and

chert

wast

e w

ere

found o

n a

plo

ughed r

iver

terr

ace

on t

he

west

ern

bank o

f th

e W

ate

r of

Ken.

Regio

nal/Loca

l 263483

592033

MD

G3933

NM

RS 6

4343

Muirdro

chw

ood

Early B

ronze

Age t

o L

ate

Bro

nze

Age

A c

airn is

note

d o

n t

he 1

st

editio

n O

S m

ap a

nd a

lthough

still

vis

ible

in 1

872 t

here

is

now

no t

race

of

the c

airn s

ince

plo

ughin

g a

nd a

ffore

station o

f th

e a

rea.

O

ther

262300

591430

MD

G3936

NM

RS 6

4346

Mars

callo

ch H

ill

Early B

ronze

Age t

o 1

8th

Centu

ry

Thre

e g

roups

of

small

cairns,

num

bering 3

0 in a

ll. T

hese

ca

irns

were

situate

d b

etw

een

the e

ast

ern

slo

pe o

f M

ars

callo

ch

Hill

. There

is

now

no e

vid

ence

of

these

featu

res

since

plo

ughin

g a

nd a

ffore

station o

f th

e a

rea. The s

ite v

isit

confirm

ed t

he c

onditio

n o

f th

e

site

as

state

in t

he O

S s

urv

ey o

f 1978. A h

igh n

um

ber

of

stones

were

spre

ad a

cross

this

are

a

how

ever

there

were

no

dis

cern

ible

featu

res.

O

ther

262500

592500

Arc

haeolo

gic

al D

esk

-Base

d A

ssess

ment

Shepherd

s’ R

ig W

ind F

arm

Infinerg

y

Arc

us

Consu

ltancy

Serv

ices

Ltd

O

ctober

2018

Page 3

3

Re

fere

nce

Nu

mb

er

Na

me

P

eri

od

D

escri

pti

on

S

ign

ific

an

ce

G

rid

Re

fere

nce

X

Y

MD

G3937

NM

RS 6

4347

Sm

itto

ns

Bridge

Early

Neolit

hic

to

Early B

ronze

Age

A c

airn n

ote

d o

n t

he 1

st e

ditio

n

OS m

ap. The c

airn s

urv

ives

as

a

round c

airn o

n a

level te

rrace

above t

he W

ate

r of

Cairn. It

has

a levelle

d p

rofile

with a

meta

lled

track

cro

ssin

g it.

Regio

nal/Loca

l 263402

591892

MD

G3940

Round C

raig

s

Early B

ronze

Age t

o 1

8th

Centu

ry

A r

ing f

eatu

re v

isib

le o

n r

ece

nt

aerial photo

gra

phs.

Early O

S

surv

eys

note

d t

welv

e c

leara

nce

ca

irns

and s

evera

l lin

ear

cleara

nce

spre

ads

exte

ndin

g

over

appro

xim

ate

ly 1

ha o

f sl

opin

g p

ast

ure

. These

were

not

posi

tioned in a

cohere

nt

patt

ern

.

Regio

nal/Loca

l 264247

593400

MD

G3942

NM

RS 6

4352

Str

oanfr

eggan C

raig

M

edie

val to

19

th C

entu

ry

The 1

978 O

S s

urv

ey n

ote

d a

ruin

ed p

ost

-medie

val se

ttle

ment

exte

ndin

g a

long t

he b

ase

of

the

vert

ical cl

iffs

to t

he s

outh

of

Str

oanfr

eggan C

raig

. In

additio

n

to t

his

were

num

ero

us

field

cl

eara

nce

heaps.

Regio

nal/Loca

l 264266

592272

MD

G3943

NM

RS 6

4364

Culm

ark

Moss

Early B

ronze

Age t

o 1

9th

Centu

ry

Tw

o s

mall

gro

ups

of

cleara

nce

ca

irns

exte

ndin

g o

ver

appro

xim

ate

ly ½

ha. The

majo

rity

were

note

d a

s bein

g

crude s

tone h

eaps

how

ever

one

whic

h w

as

sym

metr

ically

dom

ed

with a

poss

ible

sto

ne k

erb

aro

und its

south

sid

e m

ay h

ave

been a

burial ca

irn.

Regio

nal/Loca

l 263781

590906

Arc

haeolo

gic

al D

esk

-Base

d A

ssess

ment

Shepherd

s' R

ig W

ind F

arm

Arc

us

Consu

ltancy

Serv

ices

Ltd

Infinerg

y

Page 3

4

Oct

ober

2018

Re

fere

nce

Nu

mb

er

Na

me

P

eri

od

D

escri

pti

on

S

ign

ific

an

ce

G

rid

Re

fere

nce

X

Y

MD

G3947

Sm

itto

ns

Medie

val to

19

th C

entu

ry

The farm

stead o

f Sm

itto

ns

is

reco

rded a

s ‘S

myto

un’ on

Bla

eu’s

1654 m

ap. It

is

not

reco

rded o

n e

ither

the R

oy o

r Ain

slie

maps

but

is s

how

n a

s in

use

on t

he 1

st e

ditio

n O

S m

ap.

Loca

l 263300

591692

MD

G3948

NM

RS 6

4358

Str

oanfr

eggan M

ote

U

nknow

n

A p

rom

inent

dru

mlin

with n

o

appare

nt

arc

haeolo

gic

al

signific

ance

or

loca

l his

torica

l ass

oci

ation.

N

one

263810

591500

MD

G3949

NM

RS 6

4359

Bridgem

ark

M

edie

val to

M

odern

A farm

stead n

ote

d a

s ‘B

rigm

ark

’ on B

laeu’s

map o

f 1654 a

nd a

s ‘B

rigom

ark

’ on R

oy’s

map o

f 1755. The farm

stead is

als

o

depic

ted o

n t

he first

editio

n O

S

map a

s a U

-shaped f

arm

stead

with a

deta

ched b

uild

ing t

o t

he

nort

h-w

est

. Sheep r

ees

are

sh

ow

n t

o t

he w

est

and s

outh

and a

hay r

ee t

o t

he s

outh

-w

est

. In

curr

ent

aerial

photo

gra

phy o

nly

the s

heep r

ee

to t

he s

outh

of

the f

arm

is

vis

ible

. The farm

is

how

ever,

st

ill in u

se t

oday.

U

nknow

n

262480

590430

MD

G3950

NM

RS 6

4360

Bridgem

ark

M

odern

A p

um

p

None

262503

590238

MD

G3953

NM

RS 6

4363

Hig

h B

ridge o

f Ken /

Wate

r of

Ken

Meso

lithic

Severa

l flakes

were

dis

covere

d

in m

ole

hill

s near

the s

outh

ern

end o

f th

e H

igh B

ridge o

f Ken.

Regio

nal/Loca

l 262200

590200

Arc

haeolo

gic

al D

esk

-Base

d A

ssess

ment

Shepherd

s’ R

ig W

ind F

arm

Infinerg

y

Arc

us

Consu

ltancy

Serv

ices

Ltd

O

ctober

2018

Page 3

5

Re

fere

nce

Nu

mb

er

Na

me

P

eri

od

D

escri

pti

on

S

ign

ific

an

ce

G

rid

Re

fere

nce

X

Y

MD

G3954

NM

RS 6

4365

Culm

ark

/ W

ate

r of

Ken

Meso

lithic

A n

um

ber

of

flakes

were

found

in m

ole

hill

s on e

ither

side o

f a

trib

uta

ry s

tream

join

ing t

he

Wate

r of

Ken.

Regio

nal/Loca

l 263831

591023

MD

G3955

Culm

ark

/ W

ate

r of

Ken

Meso

lithic

A n

um

ber

of

flakes

were

found

in m

ole

hill

s on e

ither

side o

f a

trib

uta

ry s

tream

join

ing t

he

Wate

r of

Ken.

Regio

nal/Loca

l 263907

591009

MD

G3957

Long K

now

e /

Wate

r of

Ken

Meso

lithic

Sca

ttere

d fla

kes,

bla

des

and

core

s w

ere

found in p

lough s

oil

of

a r

iver

terr

ace

.

Regio

nal/Loca

l 263539

592154

MD

G3958

NM

RS64368

Bla

ck B

urn

/ W

ate

r of

Ken

Meso

lithic

A n

um

ber

of

flakes

were

found

in m

ole

hill

s on t

he t

err

ace

.

Regio

nal/Loca

l 263339

593283

MD

G3959

NM

RS 6

4369

Bla

ck B

urn

Bridge /

Wate

r of

Ken

Meso

lithic

A n

um

ber

of

flakes

were

found

in m

ole

hill

s on t

he t

err

ace

. Regio

nal/Loca

l 263540

593513

MD

G3961

NM

RS 6

4371

Cra

igengill

an /

Cra

igengill

an

Bridge;

Wate

r of

Ken

Meso

lithic

A n

um

ber

of

flakes

were

found

in m

ole

hill

s on a

terr

ace

either

side o

f th

e s

tream

confluence

belo

w C

raig

engill

an B

ridge.

Regio

nal/Loca

l 263700

594700

MD

G3962

NM

RS 6

4372

Cra

igengill

an /

Cra

igengill

an

Bridge;

Wate

r of

Ken

Meso

lithic

A n

um

ber

of

flakes

were

found

in m

ole

hill

s on a

terr

ace

either

side o

f th

e s

tream

confluence

belo

w C

raig

engill

an B

ridge.

Regio

nal/Loca

l 263800

594800

Arc

haeolo

gic

al D

esk

-Base

d A

ssess

ment

Shepherd

s' R

ig W

ind F

arm

Arc

us

Consu

ltancy

Serv

ices

Ltd

Infinerg

y

Page 3

6

Oct

ober

2018

Re

fere

nce

Nu

mb

er

Na

me

P

eri

od

D

escri

pti

on

S

ign

ific

an

ce

G

rid

Re

fere

nce

X

Y

MD

G3965

NM

RS 6

4375

Sm

itto

ns

Bridge

Medie

val to

19

th C

entu

ry

An e

ncl

osu

re d

efined b

y a

circl

e

of

low

bould

er

walli

ng 2

.7 m

w

ide. The e

ncl

osu

re is

16.7

m

in d

iam

ete

r and h

as

a 1

m w

ide

entr

ance

to t

he w

est

. Regio

nal/Loca

l 263333

591825

MD

G3968

NM

RS 6

4378

Furm

isto

n

Early

Neolit

hic

to

Late

Bro

nze

Age

A c

airn is

note

d o

n t

he 1

st

editio

n O

S m

ap h

ow

ever

it is

als

o r

eco

rded t

hat

the r

em

ain

s are

bare

ly v

isib

le t

he s

tones

havin

g b

een r

em

oved for

oth

er

purp

ose

s. T

he 1

978 O

S S

urv

ey

note

d n

o m

ate

rial pre

sence

of

the c

airn a

nd n

o loca

l know

ledge o

f a c

airn.

O

ther

260470

592370

MD

G13042

Benin

ner

Modern

Cra

sh s

ite o

f a W

W2 B

lenheim

bom

ber.

Regio

nal/Loca

l 261200

596800

MD

G15850

Marb

rack

Burn

Post

-medie

val T

wo e

ncl

osu

res

and a

short

le

ngth

of

wall

annota

ted 'O

ld

Fence

s' a

re d

epic

ted o

n t

he 1

st

editio

n o

f th

e O

S 6

-inch

map

(Kirkcu

dbrights

hire 1

853, sh

eet

5),

but

they a

re n

ot

show

n o

n

the c

urr

ent

editio

n o

f th

e O

S

1:1

0000 m

ap (

1980).

Loca

l

260330

594810

MD

G19687

Hig

h B

ridge o

f Ken

18th

Centu

ry

Earlie

r 18th

centu

ry b

ridge,

poss

ibly

of

earlie

r origin

sp

annin

g W

ate

r of

Ken a

t narr

ow

ravin

e o

n

Dalry/C

ars

phairn p

arish

bord

ers

. O

ther

261957

590209

Arc

haeolo

gic

al D

esk

-Base

d A

ssess

ment

Shepherd

s’ R

ig W

ind F

arm

Infinerg

y

Arc

us

Consu

ltancy

Serv

ices

Ltd

O

ctober

2018

Page 3

7

Re

fere

nce

Nu

mb

er

Na

me

P

eri

od

D

escri

pti

on

S

ign

ific

an

ce

G

rid

Re

fere

nce

X

Y

MD

G19688

Sm

eato

ns

Bridge O

ver

Wate

r of

Ken

19th

Centu

ry

Bridge o

ver

Wate

r of

Ken n

ear

Sm

eato

ns

Farm

on

Dalry/C

ars

phairn p

arish

bord

ers

. O

ther

263294

591883

MD

G27061

Moorb

rock

/ 'M

uirbro

ck'

Post

-medie

val

A farm

stead, co

mprisi

ng t

wo

roofe

d b

uild

ings

and fiv

e

encl

osu

res

is d

epic

ted o

n t

he

firs

t editio

n O

rdnance

Surv

ey

map. I

t is

show

n a

s 'M

uirbro

ck'

on R

oy's

map o

f 1755

Unknow

n

26

29

38

5

96

67

9

MD

G3935

Hig

h b

ridge o

f ken /

220

Meso

lithic

to

Early B

ronze

Age

Fla

kes

in m

ole

hill

s near

the

south

ern

end o

f H

igh B

ridge o

f Ken indic

ate

the p

rese

nce

of

Meso

lithic

work

ing d

eposi

ts

belo

w.

Regio

nal/Loca

l

261800

590200

MD

G3960

Str

oanfr

eggan c

airn

Early

Neolit

hic

to

Late

Bro

nze

Age

Str

oanfr

eggan C

airn, si

tuate

d a

t

the e

dge o

f a b

ank o

n low

-lyin

g

gro

und, is

a larg

e c

ircu

lar

cairn,

73 ft

N-S

by 7

6 ft

transv

ers

ely

. N

ational

264013

591418

NM

RS 6

4356

Str

oanfr

eggan S

choolh

ouse

Post

-medie

val

The O

ld S

chool H

ouse

at

Str

oanfr

eggan.

Unknow

n

264348

591805

NM

RS 6

4361

Hig

h B

ridge o

f Ken

Meso

lithic

Fla

kes

of

flin

t w

ere

dis

covere

d

in m

ole

hill

s at

the s

outh

ern

end

of

Hig

h B

ridge o

f Ken in 1

983

Unknow

n

261900

590200

NM

RS 6

4366

Sm

itto

ns

Bridge

Meso

lithic

Over

100 fla

kes,

bla

des

and

mic

rolit

hs

were

found in a

sm

all

ero

sion s

car

in t

he t

err

ace

so

uth

-east

of

Sm

itto

ns

Bridge.

U

nknow

n

263400

591800

Arc

haeolo

gic

al D

esk

-Base

d A

ssess

ment

Shepherd

s' R

ig W

ind F

arm

Arc

us

Consu

ltancy

Serv

ices

Ltd

Infinerg

y

Page 3

8

Oct

ober

2018

Re

fere

nce

Nu

mb

er

Na

me

P

eri

od

D

escri

pti

on

S

ign

ific

an

ce

G

rid

Re

fere

nce

X

Y

NM

RS 6

4367

Long K

now

e

Meso

lithic

Sca

ttere

d fla

kes,

bla

des

and

core

s fo

und in p

lough s

oil

of

river

terr

ace

.

Unknow

n

263500

592100

NM

RS 6

4344

Sm

itto

ns

Post

-medie

val

and

Meso

lithic

A late

r encl

osu

re o

verlay

Meso

lithic

occ

upation m

ate

rial,

incl

udin

g flin

t and c

hert

core

s,

bla

des,

scr

apers

, m

icro

liths,

debitage a

nd h

aze

lnut

shells

.

Unknow

n

263520

591740

NM

RS 6

4353

Culm

ark

Moss

Pre

-his

toric

Tw

o s

mall

gro

ups

of

cleara

nce

ca

irns

each

exte

ndin

g o

ver

appro

xim

ate

ly ½

ha. O

ne o

f th

e

cairns

is b

elie

ved t

o b

e a

n

isola

ted e

xam

ple

of

a c

leara

nce

ca

irn.

Unknow

n

263800

590900

NM

RS 6

4339

Culm

ark

U

nknow

n

Over

twenty

cle

ara

nce

cairns

exte

ndin

g o

ver

an a

rea o

f appro

xim

ate

ly 2

ha o

n t

he n

ort

h

faci

ng s

lope o

f Culm

ark

Hill

U

nknow

n

263500

590200

NM

RS 6

4362

Hig

h B

ridge o

f Ken

Meso

lithic

Fla

kes

in m

ole

hill

s near

the

south

ern

end o

f H

igh B

ridge o

f Ken.

U

nknow

n

262100

590100

NM

RS 1

77470

Str

oanpatr

ick

Post

-medie

val

A farm

stead c

om

prisi

ng t

wo

roofe

d b

uild

ings

and o

ne

unro

ofe

d b

uild

ing a

nnota

ted

‘ruin

’ and t

wo e

ncl

osu

res

is

depic

ted o

n t

he 1

st e

ditio

n O

S

map.

U

nknow

n

264300

591970

Arc

haeolo

gic

al D

esk

-Base

d A

ssess

ment

Shepherd

s’ R

ig W

ind F

arm

Infinerg

y

Arc

us

Consu

ltancy

Serv

ices

Ltd

O

ctober

2018

Page 3

9

Re

fere

nce

Nu

mb

er

Na

me

P

eri

od

D

escri

pti

on

S

ign

ific

an

ce

G

rid

Re

fere

nce

X

Y

NM

RS 1

77459

Hig

h B

ridge o

f Ken

Post

-medie

val

Tw

o r

oofe

d B

uild

ings

annota

ted

on t

he 1

st e

ditio

n O

S m

ap.

U

nknow

n

262000

590180

N/A

- A

rchaeolo

gic

ally

se

nsi

tive a

rea

Str

oanfr

eggan

Arc

haeolo

gic

ally

sensi

tive

are

a

Pre

his

toric

–

Post

Medie

val

N/A

– S

ite W

alk

over

(U1)

n/a

U

nknow

n

A c

olle

ctio

n o

f st

ones

situ

ate

d

to t

he n

ort

h-e

ast

of

Cra

igengill

an C

airn.

U

nknow

n

262860

594823

N/A

– S

ite W

alk

over

(U2)

n/a

U

nknow

n

A c

olle

ctio

n o

f st

ones

situ

ate

d

to t

he s

outh

and in a

lignm

ent

with C

raig

engill

an C

airn. The

stones

may b

e p

ote

ntially

co

nnect

ed t

o t

he d

ryst

one w

all

boundary

or

is p

erh

aps

an o

lder

featu

re.

Unknow

n

262706

594454

N/A

– S

ite W

alk

over

(U3)

n/a

U

nknow

n

Sheepfo

ld c

ross

ing C

raig

engill

an

Cairn

Unknow

n

262696

594489