Acharn Falls
Site type STONE CIRCLE
Canmore ID 25004
Site Number NN74SE 1
NGR NN 7678 4249
Council PERTH AND KINROSS
Parish KENMORE (PERTH AND KINROSS)
Former Region TAYSIDE
Former District PERTH AND KINROSS
Former County PERTHSHIRE
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Archaeological Notes
NN74SE 1 7678 4249.
A stone circle consisting of seven stones, three fallen and four upright, lies in a fir plantation about a mile SE of Falls of Acharn. The site is crossed by a modern dyke which overlies one of the stones on the NW arc. (3) The maximum height of the upright sgtones is 5'8". Gillies "turned up" the centre of the circle, disclosing at a depth of 5" a black deposit 2' square by 5" deep which contained calcined bones.
W A Gillies 1925; J B Mackenzie 1909; F R Coles 1910
NN 7678 4249. A stone circle c.8.8m in diameter.
Surveyed at 1:10560.
Visited by OS (RD) 22 October 1970
No change from previous field report.
Surveyed at 1:10,000.
Visited by OS (JB) 29 September 1975
| Books and References |
Coles, F R (1910) 'Report on stone circles surveyed in Perthshire (Aberfeldy District), with measured plans and drawings', Proc Soc Antiq Scot, vol.44
Page(s): 132-6
Gillies, W A (1925) 'Notes on old wells and a stone circle at Kenmore', Proc Soc Antiq Scot, vol.59
Page(s): 77-8
Mackenzie, J B (1909) 'Notes on a stone circle at Greenland, parish of Kenmore, and a grave- slab in the burying-ground of the Macnabs at Killin', Proc Soc Antiq Scot, vol.43
Page(s): 271-4
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