Horn from Barnsallie Crannog

Barnsallie, Old Luce
This horn from a small cow was found on the crannog at Barnsallie near Whitefield Loch, Glenluce.   The object formed part of the collection of the Reverend R G S Anderson, the Wigtownshire antiquarian and archaeologist.   The crannog at Barnsallie was discovered when the loch was drained in 1831.  No trace of the loch survives today.
Object no :
SMAH 055
Collection :
Farming
Creator :
NA
Place of Production :
NA
Dimensions :
NA
Materials :
Bone
Location :
Barnsallie, Old Luce
Related site :
Mark Farm, Castle Kennedy
2 Fmedia2 F10495072 Fsmah055 1945 12 horn core barnsallie crannog

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