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History report for CCT March 2024
One of the most important archaeological features in our area, the Teanagairn Henge, received it's bi-annual tidy up to prepare it for the visitors we hope will come to view it. Over the years it's importance in the archaeological landscape has been acknowledged and we are grateful to Andrew Newton and members of NOSAS for their interest in looking after this for the community. Access to the site is not of the easiest. It can be accessed from the A9 where there is a convenient lay- by. For locals, the alternative is from the B9169 at Teanagairn Cottage. Details and photographs are available from the above web page. These access points have the full consent of the appropriate landowners.
We are currently working on the provision of a search facility that will access in depth the content of the many documents available throughout the site. For example copies of the series 2 Noticeboards which contain a wealth of information which we hope will be of interest to researchers of Culbokie history.
When accessing the site it is useful to check “Recently changed pages” displayed in the right-hand column.
As always we welcome your material and suggestions for adding to the history of Culbokie. Contact can be made through history@culbokiect.org
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