Condition

6
Broch
Iron Age
4919
MHG11906
Highland

Description

There is a full description of this site in the NMRS following site visits by RCAHMS in 1911, OS on 2 June 1959 (WDJ) and on 30 October 1978 (NKB). The remains of a broch stand on a flat grassy platform above the rocky beach as described by previous surveyors. Only part of the site is now visible. The remainder is now covered by modern buildings. It appears that the steps and walling may now have eroded into the sea since 1978. 31/08/14 site accessed via rocky beach to the east. As described. No current sign of costal erosion.

Location

244590.00
957970.00
27700
58.4821663
-4.6671853

Submitted photographs

Image Date Caption User
Camus An Duin, Kempie, showing coast edge 15/09/2014 Camus An Duin, Kempie, showing coast edge Jenvalentine
Camus An Duin, Kempie, showing coast edge
Camus An Duin, Kempie, showing broch walling 15/09/2014 Camus An Duin, Kempie, showing broch walling Jenvalentine
Camus An Duin, Kempie, showing broch walling
Camus An Duin, Kempie 08/09/2014 Camus An Duin, Kempie training1
Camus An Duin, Kempie
Camus An Duin, Kempie 08/09/2014 Camus An Duin, Kempie training1
Camus An Duin, Kempie

Submitted updates

Update id Date User
1771 15/09/2014 Jenvalentine
Tidal state Mid
Site located? Yes
Proximity to coast edge < 10m
Coastally eroding? not eroding
Threats development; structural damage/decay
Visibility above ground Limited visibility (partial remains)
Visibility in section Limited visibility in section
Access accessible on foot (no footpath)
Local knowledge don't know
Description There is a full description of this site in the NMRS following site visits by RCAHMS in 1911, OS on 2 June 1959 (WDJ) and on 30 October 1978 (NKB). The remains of a broch stand on a flat grassy platform above the rocky beach as described by previous surveyors. Only part of the site is now visible. The remainder is now covered by modern buildings. It appears that the steps and walling may now have eroded into the sea since 1978. 31/08/14 site accessed via rocky beach to the east. As described. No current sign of costal erosion.
Site has been impacted upon by the building on same. It is not currently under threat from costal erosion. Remove from priorities

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