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Inked plan and section: Lurg Moor.
RED 42/1
Description Inked plan and section: Lurg Moor.
Date c. 1952
Collection Records of the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland (RCAHMS), Edinbu
Catalogue Number RED 42/1
Category Prints and Drawings
Scope and Content Fortlet at Lurg Moor, Inverclyde The fortlet at Lurg Moor was one of a series built to defend the W flank of the Antonine frontier along the S Clyde coast. This is the best preserved of the known sites. This plan of the fortlet shows its rectangular outline. It consists of a rampart and outer ditch. The only entrance is on the S side. Leading from this are the remains of a causeway, probably heading to the next station. Although the site has not been excavated, sherds, including a pot of 2nd century AD date, have been found. Source: RCAHMS contribution to SCRAN.
Scale 1":16'
Medium ink
External Reference Marginal Land
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