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The discovery of a Medieval ‘bowl-fired’ grain-drying kiln during excavations at Druminnor Castle has implications for how we view the management of agricultural practices in the North-east of Scotland during the 12th-century.

Rough estimates of the amount of grain that the 10th century grain drying kiln discovered at Druminor Castle might have been able to handle.

Listing of all records held by the Bailies of Bennachie up to 2013. They include typescripts, newspaper cuttings, letters, photos, etc. These are stored in filing cabinets at the Garioch Heritage Centre, Inverurie.

LIDAR image covering area around the Bede House without any paths, dykes, etc. marked. Scale 1:1000.

Photo of routed timber sign at Gouk Stane

LIDAR image of the total area of the survey over Bennachie. Interpreting linear features identified on the ground. With new information since 1st Ed.

LIDAR image of the Colony area of Bennachie. Interpreting linear features identified on the ground.

LIDAR image of the northern part of the Turn Pike area of Bennachie. Interpreting linear features identified on the ground. Shows the Bede House.

Photo of Mither Tap from Heather Brig

Testing autofill function