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Adobe Illustrator map showing Loss farm with head-dykes and rig. Fig 43 in "Well shelterd & watered" Menstrie Glen, a farming landscape near Stirling.

GV 005184

Description Adobe Illustrator map showing Loss farm with head-dykes and rig. Fig 43 in "Well shelterd & watered" Menstrie Glen, a farming landscape near Stirling.

Date 2001

Collection Records of the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland (RCAHMS), Edinbu

Catalogue Number GV 005184

Category Digital Files (Non-image)

Copies SC 1346673

Scope and Content The archaeological remains on this spur on the north side of the glen represent several phases of construction. illustrated by the head-dyke in the centre which follows at least three separate lines. The enclosures on the lower ground around the steading at Loss were built ill 1757, and the larger enclosures in 1758 and 1762, as part of James Wright's reorganisation of the glen into an extensive sheepwalk.

Scale 1:5000

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/collection/1348054

File Format (AI) Adobe Illustrator drawing

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