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Lossiemouth Airfield, Battle Hq

Scotland
Era
Unknown Era
Battle Type
Pitched Battle
Location
Scotland
Status
Unregistered
The Battle

History & Significance

Lossiemouth Airfield, Battle Hq was a pitched battle between opposing field armies, fought in Scotland. Which side prevailed is not recorded in the surviving sources, and its outcome is not conclusively established in the historical record.

The ground

The ground they fought on

The site of Lossiemouth Airfield, Battle Hq lies on New Red Sandstone Supergroup, bedrock that formed in the Triassic. The rock here is sandstone, breccia and conglomerate.

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Scheduled Monuments near Lossiemouth Airfield, Battle Hq

Kinneddar, Bishop's Palace
Kinneddar, Bishop's Palace
Scheduled monument · ~0.4 mi

Kinneddar Bishop's Palace is a bishop's palace located in Morayshire, Scotland. The site sits upon bedrock of the Lias Group, sedimentary rocks formed during the Aalenian age of the Jurassic period, comprising mudstone, siltstone, limestone and sandstone. This geological foundation would have pro…

Caysbriggs, earthwork 450m NW of
Caysbriggs, earthwork 450m NW of
Scheduled monument · ~2.3 mi

Caysbriggs is a prehistoric earthwork situated in Morayshire, approximately 450 metres north-west of the settlement from which it takes its name. The monument occupies ground underlain by Upper Old Red Sandstone deposits, dating from the Late Devonian period, composed of conglomerate, sandstone,…

Spynie Palace
Spynie Palace
Scheduled monument · ~2.8 mi

Spynie Palace is a substantial medieval fortified residence located near Lossiemouth in Morayshire, Scotland. The palace served as the principal seat of the Bishops of Moray from the late thirteenth century onwards, and its development reflects the growing power and wealth of the ecclesiastical e…

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Sculptor's Cave,Covesea
Sculptor's Cave,Covesea
Scheduled monument · ~3 mi

Sculptor's Cave is a sea cave located on the Morayshire coast near Covesea in north-eastern Scotland. The cave has been carved into Paleozoic sedimentary rocks of Devonian age, which form the underlying bedrock of this stretch of coastline. Its name derives from carved markings found within the c…

Elgin Castle
Elgin Castle
Scheduled monument · ~4.7 mi

Elgin Castle is a motte-and-bailey fortification located in Morayshire, Scotland, dating to the Norman period, likely established in the twelfth century. The castle consists of an earthen mound topped by a wooden or stone keep, characteristic of early medieval defensive architecture, with an adjo…

Quarrywood,henge 260m N of Oakwood Motel
Quarrywood,henge 260m N of Oakwood Motel
Scheduled monument · Bronze Age · ~5.1 mi

Quarrywood is a Bronze Age henge monument situated 260 metres north of Oakwood Motel in Morayshire. Like other henges of this period, it comprises a circular earthwork defined by a substantial ditch and internal or external bank, though the specific dimensions and condition of Quarrywood's featur…

Muirton, bank barrow, souterrains and enclosures 350m WSW of
Scheduled monument · Iron Age · ~1.4 miles
Innes Links, anti-invasion defences, Kingston to Lossiemouth
Scheduled monument · ~2.4 miles
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