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

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.

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

Presentation to a non-technical audience about the excavation of the Bede House near Chapel of Garioch by the Bennachie Landscape Group. Contains maps and photos.

Minutes of the Bailies Board Meeting held on 15th October 2018.

BAILIES OF BENNACHIE BOARD MEETING 11th June 2018

Old maps in the collection of the National Library of Scotland available for study or downloading. Early editions of Ordnance Survey maps plus many other authors.

Short note on the sediments exposed beside the road to Druminnor Castle from Clatt, It is concluded that the silty sand is probably a periglacial deposit.

Photograph of Gloster Meteor MK 8 similar to aircraft involved in crash 12th Feb 1952. taken from FLCKR 4/2/2019

Copy of photo taken by Sarah Cormak of Fetternear House before the fire.