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nosasblog · 10 months ago

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Petty Bay on the Moray Firth, Inverness-shire

by Marion Ruscoe 1st ed. 25” OS map (NLS) Petty Bay lies approximately 5 miles east of Inverness. Today it’s bypassed by the A96, but a map of 1798 shows that the original road from Inverness to Ardersier and Fort George looped off the Inverness-Nairn route at Allanfearn and joined the present B9039 at Castle Stuart Farm. The 1st edition 25” Ordnance Survey map indicates a track running down…

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nosasblog · 3 years ago

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A Coastal Walk on the Moray Firth: Castle Stuart and Alturlie

by Anne Coombs I don’t like the A96. It’s a very busy road and the archaeology is not particularly exciting; crop marks and just the occasional cairn. But here I was driving along from Inverness to Castle Stuart to meet the people from ScAPE, beginning their new recording project along the northeast coast. The plan was to walk from Castle Stuart round towards Ardersier, with expectations of��

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nosasblog · 5 years ago

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Petty Industry: The Evidence for Industry in a Highland Parish

by Marion Ruscoe (NOSAS)

Petty is situated on the east side of the Moray Firth and is bounded by the parishes of Ardersier, Croy and Inverness, although the boundary has changed on occasions. It’s around 8 miles by 4 miles in size but originally was cut in two by the Moss of Petty, which was drained in the late C18. The Old Statistical Account (1792) notes that ‘there are no towns, no villages,…

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