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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
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| CUMMINS CAMP [Continued from p. 25] | Contd. [Continued] Cummins Camp (Remains of) |
046 | Description Contd. [Continued] It was fought on 22nd May 1308 and from Barbours account however, and from other circumstances there is no reasonable doubt, that the scence of the Conflict was a level field lying immediately under the Hill of Barra, called at this day "The Bruce Field" which though now levelled by the plough, Contained until very lately a number of elliptical entrenchments. |
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| [WALLS (Remains of) ] Not to be written on Plan | Walls (Remains of) |
Mr George Walker North Mains Revd. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] Bisset Manse Mr A. Duncan Old Meldrum |
046 | Applies to three walls around the fort, they appear to have been built of small stones & earth, but are now all grown over with grass & heather. |
| [DITCH (Remains of)] Not to be written on Plan | Ditch (Remains of) | Revd. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] Bisset Manse Mr George Walker North Mains Mr A. Duncan Old Meldrum |
046 | Applies to a ditch surrounding the above fort - about 4 or 5 feet in depth but apparently has once been deeper |
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