Braidwood Fort, Midlothian: the exploration of two huts

Robert B K Stevenson

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The Roman and later roads along the eastern side of the Pentlands cross the Eight Mile Burn, 3 miles north-east of Carlops, within a hundred yards of one another not far from Braidwood Farm.From this point a small VOL.LXXXIII. 11 Inventory of Midlothian, No. 206. 2 Ibid., No. 103.The nearby rings at Bullion Green (No. 104) contain the remains of banks, and a trial excavation has shown they are not comparable to those at Braidwood.z Ibid., No. 108.

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