Bunrannoch House, prehistoric and medieval settlement and agricultural remains 340m WSW and 85m NW of

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Bunrannoch House is a site of prehistoric and medieval settlement and agricultural remains located in Perthshire, Scotland, situated approximately 340 metres west-south-west of the house itself. The site comprises evidence of occupation and land use spanning multiple periods from prehistoric times through the medieval era, indicating sustained human habitation and exploitation of the landscape across several millennia. The remains include traces of settlement structures and associated agricultural features characteristic of long-term settlement activity. The archaeological evidence at Bunrannoch reflects the pattern of land use typical of upland and marginal areas in central Scotland, where communities adapted their settlement and farming practices across the prehistoric and medieval periods.

Bunrannoch House, prehistoric and medieval settlement and agricultural remains 340m WSW and 85m NW of is a scheduled monument protected by Historic Environment Scotland under reference SM13712. View the official record →

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