Monument record 2326 - BARRA

Summary

NL6650 9720 to NL6665 9775, docks and other structures associated with the herring fisheries

Location

Grid reference NL 66500 97200 (point)
Map sheet NL69NE
Island Barra
Parish BARRA, Western Isles

Map

Type and Period (1)

Full Description

NL69NE 47 6650 9720

C1:(NL6650 9720 to 6665-9775) Extensive traces of docksides and foundations associated with herring fisheries at the beginning of the century. Some are now beginning to collapse, possibly as a result of wave action created by ferries and larger boats.
K Branigan, D Gilbertson and P Foster; NMRS MS/595/6

17. Castle Bay (K1)
Site type: docksides etc. Extensive traces of docksides and foundations associated with herring fisheries, late 19th-early 20th century.
Branigan adn Grattan 1998, 23

Also in Branigan and Foster 2000, 23.


Keith Branigan & John Grattan, 1998, Coastal Assessment Survey Barra and Vatersay (Bibliographic reference). SWE41024.

Keith Branigan & Patrick Foster, 2000, From Barra to Berneray: Archaeological Survey and Excavation in the Southern Isles ... (Bibliographic reference). SWE41033.

Sources/Archives (2)

  • --- Bibliographic reference: Keith Branigan & John Grattan. 1998. Coastal Assessment Survey Barra and Vatersay. 1 & 2.
  • --- Bibliographic reference: Keith Branigan & Patrick Foster. 2000. From Barra to Berneray: Archaeological Survey and Excavation in the Southern Isles .... SEARCH vol 5.

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Protected Status/Designation

  • None recorded

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Record last edited

Jul 28 2005 2:24PM

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