A 12th-century "Bowl-Fired" Grain Drying Kiln at Druminnor, Aberdeenshire. Implications for Social Change, Agricultural Productivity and Landscape Development in North-east Scotland.

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AGRICULTURE,ARCHAEOLOGY AND BUILT HERITAGE,BAILIES OF BENNACHIE,NATURAL HERITAGE

Description

The discovery of a Medieval ‘bowl-fired’ grain-drying kiln during excavations at Druminnor Castle has implications for how we view the management of agricultural practices in the North-east of Scotland during the 12th-century.

Creator

Colin Shepherd

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Publisher

Bennachie Landscapes Group

Date

2018

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Additional authors

Jackaline Robertson

Keywords

Aberdeenshire,Agriculture Use Farming,Bennachie Landscapes Project,Forbes family,grain drying,

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Bailies of Bennachie

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Andrew Wainwright

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Colin Shepherd, “A 12th-century "Bowl-Fired" Grain Drying Kiln at Druminnor, Aberdeenshire. Implications for Social Change, Agricultural Productivity and Landscape Development in North-east Scotland.,” Bennachie, accessed April 20, 2025, https://digitalbennachie.org/omeka/items/show/246.

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