Investigation of plough-truncated features at Southwest Fullarton Farm, Meigle, Perthshire

Abstract

Excavations of cropmark features in the vicinity of the medieval site of Fullerton Castle revealed a series of shallow ditches, one of which contained a potsherd of Flavian origin in its primary filling. This and other finds suggest that this site has been utilized since at least the Roman period, through the improvements of the 18th century, to the present day.