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Summary of the archeology of the Bennachie Colony. This work carried out by the Bailies of Bennachie and Aberdeen University.

An academic paper about the Roman camp found at Durno, including a number of aerial maps.

The toddler Francis Hay disappeared in 1914 and his remains were not found until 1921. This note describes the grave and its location near Mither Tap.

Rough estimates of the amount of grain that the 10th century grain drying kiln discovered at Druminor Castle might have been able to handle.

Let1 G E Godwin thanks Mr MacKay for the excellent slides and talk, and comments that the Bailies can continue to rely on the FC's cooperation. Let2 Godwin passing on MacKay's letter re ptarmigan to others. Let3 more about ptarmigan on Bennachie

LIDAR image with features identified on the ground indicated. Southern part of the Toll Road area of Bennachie.

Recording the release of film of Bennachie by the Baillies, and made by Grimley Partnership. The video portrays the history of the hill and its surroundings with poetry and music. Archive Record No 6/1/14.

Marnie takes issue with newspaper article that the Bailies got all the credit for the work on the paths on Bennachie rather than the Forestry Commission. Mention of info board replacement; "tatty" carpark sign not FC's responsibility.