Condition

3
Fort
Iron Age, Early Medieval
38740
3332
Argyll and Bute

Description

See CANMORE or WoSAS record ShoreUPDATE 23/06/15 Substantial earthworks on the promontory are under no threat from coastal erosion. A sub-rectangular annexe enclosure lies on the north west side at the base of the slope. It is defined by substanial stone and earth banks standing at least 2m high. The north west corner of this enclosure lies on the coast edge and is being slightly eroded.

Location

178240.00
627150.00
27700
55.4876976
-5.5116372

Submitted photographs

Image Date Caption User
Kildonan Point, view of the lower enclosure from the promontory fort 26/06/2015 Kildonan Point, view of the lower enclosure from the promontory fort training1
Kildonan Point, view of the lower enclosure from the promontory fort
Kildonan Point, view of lower enclosure from above 26/06/2015 Kildonan Point, view of lower enclosure from above training1
Kildonan Point, view of lower enclosure from above
Kildonan Point, general view of the fort from the coast edge 26/06/2015 Kildonan Point, general view of the fort from the coast edge training1
Kildonan Point, general view of the fort from the coast edge
Kildonan Point, view of the lower enclosure from the coast edge 26/06/2015 Kildonan Point, view of the lower enclosure from the coast edge training1
Kildonan Point, view of the lower enclosure from the coast edge

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