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incorporated an older building the walls of
which are 4'.10" in thickness. The only architec:
:tural features remaining are two windows in
[Margin] ?
the S. [South] face of the S.W. [South West] angle surrounded by
late 17th century bead and ? hollow mouldings

Fort No. 4 Dunragit Moor Enclosure (24)
I could find no trace whatever of this object.
In a sheltered hollow on the old Hall Moor just
to the N. [North] of the march dyke and about 1/2 m. [mile]
due N. [North] of Old Hall is a circular enclosure
measuring interiorly 30' x 34', surrounded by
a bank of turf and stone about 5' thick faced
on both sides with large stones set on end.
The entrance has been from the SE. [South East] and appears to
have been wide.

Cairn (unnoted) Glenwhan Moor
On the Glenwhan Moor some 30 yds. [yards] N. [North] of the
dyke which separates it from the Old Hall
Moor and about 3/4 m. [mile] N. [North] of Old Hall farm is a
small cairn overgrown with heather, meas:
:uring some 13' in diameter and 2' in elevation
while about 100 yds. [yards] to the E [East] is another. Their
situation may be identified from two outcropping
rocks which rise to a height of 15' to 20' above the
moorland some 200 yds. [yards] to the S. [South].

Cairn (unnoted) Glenwhan Moor
On a flat rocky ridge in the Moor on the E [East] of the flow about
1/2 m. [mile] WNW. [West North West] of the upper end of Baraigle Wood
and 100 yds [yards] from the Old Hall march dyke

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