Canmore Site 38607: GIGHA, DRUIMYEON MORE - GIGHA AND CARA - FINDSPOT, LITHIC IMPLEMENT (FLINT)


Description

Site NameGIGHA, DRUIMYEON MORE
Other Name(s)HIGH GLEN, DRUMYEONMORE
Site NumberNR65SE 21
Broad ClassTOOLS AND EQUIPMENT, MONUMENT (BY FORM)
Site Type(s)FINDSPOT, LITHIC IMPLEMENT (FLINT)
NGRNR 6528 5096
NGR accuracyNGR given to the nearest 10m
Local AuthorityARGYLL AND BUTE
ParishGIGHA AND CARA
Record created1988-03-21
Last updated2010-03-10

Archaeology Notes

NR65SE 21 6528 5096 (NR 6528 5096) A rough-out of a flint implement, possibly a Secondary Neolithic polished ceremonial adze-head, was found at the edge of a field called High Glen, on the farm of Drumyeonmore, by Angus McVeen, a former ferryman. He gave it to A.Leckie of Paisley, who presented it to Paisley Museum in 1950 (Acc No 17/1950). It is 7 3/4 ins long by 1 13/16 ins broad, 1 3/8 ins thick and mottled greyish-brown in colour. (Information from R E MacCallum to OS, 1962). R E MacCallum 1961; J G Scott 1969.

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