Pair of very badly damaged and eroded nausts in corner of sandy bay, adjacent to structure 6904. Near-destroyed and visible only as two low stretches of walling c.1.5m in length, surviving up to c0.4m in height, constructed of rounded beach pebbles.
ShoreUPDATE 21/09/2019
Stone walling now very eroded by stream draining hinterland and by coastal erosion. Too little survives for confident identification as nausts, only as lightly-built structures built of beach cobbles.
Location
436415.00
1131077.00
27700
60.0627823
-1.3477128
Submitted photographs
Image
Date
Caption
User
24/09/2019
21/09/2019 From top of possible naust structure towards coast
training1
24/09/2019
21/09/2019 view inland of possible naust structure
training1
23/02/2018
View from above of remains of nausts
joannahambly
23/02/2018
The stonework of the western naust
joannahambly
23/02/2018
Stonework of eastern naust
joannahambly
23/02/2018
General view facing inland
EllieSCHARP
Submitted updates
Update id
Date
User
3279
24/09/2019
training1
Description
Pair of very badly damaged and eroded nausts in corner of sandy bay, adjacent to structure 6904. Near-destroyed and visible only as two low stretches of walling c.1.5m in length, surviving up to c0.4m in height, constructed of rounded beach pebbles.
ShoreUPDATE 21/09/2019
Stone walling now very eroded by stream draining hinterland and by coastal erosion. Too little survives for confident identification as nausts, only as lightly-built structures built of beach cobbles.
3074
23/02/2018
EllieSCHARP
Tidal state
Low
Site located?
Yes
Proximity to coast edge
Intertidal
Coastally eroding?
active sea erosion; active wind erosion (in dunes only); has eroded in the past
Threats
structural damage/decay; water erosion (e.g. stream, etc)
Visibility above ground
Limited visibility (partial remains)
Visibility in section
Limited visibility in section
Description
Pair of very badly damaged and eroded nausts in corner of sandy bay, adjacent to structure 6904. Near-destroyed and visible only as two low stretches of walling c.1.5m in length, surviving up to c0.4m in height, constructed of rounded beach pebbles.
Assign Priority 3 (monitor) on basis they may be associated with the adjacent eroding building.