By Alan Hunter Blair
MOD developments led to archaeological investigations on St Kilda. These involved historic building recording of existing MOD structures and the manse, a watching brief, an evaluation and the largest archaeological excavation undertaken on the island. The archaeological remains uncovered included relict agricultural soils, a canalised stream, other structural remains and artefacts. Radiocarbon dates suggest activity is from the middle Iron Age to the thirteenth century AD.
Key words: Iron Age, agricultural soils, canalised stream, pottery, lithics, stone tools.
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