Lime clamp kiln at Glencotho excavation in 2015

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An Excavation report on the lime clamp kilns at Glencotho, Peeblesshire, Scottish Borders in 2015. Download the full report from here. The excavated kiln is...
Report on Lime clamp kiln at Glencotho

Lime clamp kiln at Glencotho excavation 2015

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Excavation of a lime clamp kiln at Glencotho, Peeblesshire, Scottish Borders. BAG Lime kiln Report

Kirkbank Earthworks, Broughton

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Early OS surveys of the Kirkbank Earthworks, Broughton (NT 110370) indicated a fort site and subsequent RCAHMS reports suggested iron age. Recent removal of...
Talla burn

Talla Reservoir

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Talla Reservoir A part of the Tweed project is to deal with the tangible remains of works associated with the construction of Talla Reservoir. The...

Woodend Bronze Age cemetery

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The Woodend Bronze Age cemetery was investigated to include it in an area as a visitor attraction. The site had been explored in the 1930’s...
Three cists, complete with capping stones

Lyne Early Christian Cemetery

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The Lyne cist cemetery was discovered by chance by David Cowley and his partner Sharon while visiting the nearby Roman fort. A cist was found...
Volunteers Surveying

Manor Valley

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Lead Smelting and Burnt Mounds The Manor Valley was chosen as a suitable area for teaching surveying methods to members of the newly founded (1995)...
Excavation at pottery location

Megget Reservoir

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Megget Reservoir lies just outside the Peeblesshire boundary. However, the Tweed survey was continued over the Talla watershed because unusually low water levels in...

Glencotho lime kilns and deserted settlement

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Lime Kilns The existence of three clamp kilns, located close to Glencotho House, a little over 3 km SW of Broughton, has been known for...
Platform site

Fruid Reservoir

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Fruid Reservoir The landscape survey of Fruid Reservoir, carried out as part of the Upper Tweed Project, identified numerous archaeological features including an unenclosed platform...
Logan Bastle House

Logan

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Logan The valley sides of the Logan Burn, which occupies a short glen on the west side of the River Tweed, offer a landscape palimpsest...
Broughton Heights Area

Broughton Heights Archaeological Survey in 1999

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Download – Broughton Heights Archaeological Survey | 1.5MB | 1999 | Tam Ward, BAG | Field walking and survey of an upland landscape in Borders...
Cist No 1. Cup marks on the side slab are natural

Excavation report of the three Early Christian graves at Lyne, in 2005

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Download – Excavation of three Early Christian graves at Lyne, near Peebles | 2005 | 1.5MB | Tam Ward, Bag | The discovery of a...
Harehill Knowe mound

Harehill Knowe survey & excavation

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Download – Harehill Knowe near Broughton, Peebleshire survey and excavation | 2015 | 554KB | Tam Ward, BAG | As part of a larger research...
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Some new reports

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Biggar Archaeology Group PDF Reports. info@biggararchaeology.org.uk

Fruid Reservoir unenclosed platform settlements report

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Biggar Archaeology Group PDF Reports. info@biggararchaeology.org.uk
Chapelgill survey from above

Chapelgill in Glenholm survey and excavation in 2013

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Download – Chapelgill survey and excavation | 2013 | 5MB | Tam Ward, BAG | Through the survey and partial excavation on an upland settlement...

Reports on various projects

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Biggar Archaeology Group PDF Reports. info@biggararchaeology.org.uk

Upper Tweed Project Reports for Logan and Woodend

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Biggar Archaeology Group PDF Reports. info@biggararchaeology.org.uk

Post medieval site of Logan

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We are now able to show that settlements from c1600 to c1750 were becoming more materialistic than previously. Consumption of tobacco and wine is...