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diameter from E to W. [East to West] has been about
80' and from N to S. [North to South] 78' while from NNE [North North East]
to S.S.W [South South West] along the projection it is 95'. The
displacement of the stones on the S. [South] make
the details at that point obscure.
Some 40 yds [yards] E [East] of the cairn is a circular
construction which I believe to be a
ruined lime kiln. It is built of stones & earth
& the diameter increases as the walls rise.
(For further particulars see notes).

[Margin] Unnoted

At the N. [North] of Creag Mhor on a flat to the
W [West] of Loch a Vicair & to the E [East] of the Allt is a large group of
small cairns. At the W. [West] end of the group
are the remains of a hut circle, only a
portion of the bank on the W. [West] remains the
rest has entirely disappeared. Around it
lie numerous small cairns. One cairn
towards the S. [South] more conspicuous than
its neighbours measures 20' in diameter
At the upper side of the flat about 100 yds [yards]
S.W. [South West] of the hillock that rises at the N. [North] end of
it is a more important cairn. Its
outline has been carefully defined with
large contiguous boulders from 2' to 3' in
length & as much as 2' in height. On the
N. [North] they are awanting but appear to have been

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