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Excavations at Inverlochy Castle, Inverness-shire, 1983-95
Lewis, John & Smith, Helen
with contributions by I Cullen, J Franklin, G Haggarty & J Thorns
Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, 128 (1998), 619-644
ABSTRACT
Excavations were carried out at several points around the late 13th-century Inverlochy Castle between 1983 and 1995. In 1983 the interior of the north-east tower and the area immediately outside its entrance were excavated; and part of what is believed to be an 18th-century building was uncovered against the outside face of the north curtain wall. In 1989 the interior of the south-west tower and the adjacent part of the courtyard were investigated. Exploratory trenching outside the south curtain wall in 1994 explored the relationship between a putative barbican and a stone-revetted terrace, perhaps a gun platform. Excavation at the north end of the courtyard in 1995 revealed traces of a building set against the north curtain wall and, within the north-west corner, a single human skeleton. The project was funded by Historic Scotland and its predecessor department, Historic Buildings & Monuments.
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