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Archæological and historical collections relating to Ayrshire & Galloway (1878)

Ayrshire and Galloway Archaeological Association · Edinburgh, Printed for the Ayrshire and Galloway archæological association · leaf 147

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d only for four hours. 84 THE LAKE-DWELLINGS OF WIGTONSHIEE. that moss, lying close to a mass of timber about 6 feet from the surface;this, I have every reason to believe, formed part of a structure similar tothose described. I should have mentioned that, though retaining its shape,the timlier is… … -,§;,«;>, Fk;. 2.—Ilamiiicr Stniii. Natural size. name of the loch is probably derived from the Macdowals, formerly lords ofthis part of the country, and possiljly of Irish origin, constant communica-tions with the north of Ireland having taken place from the earliest period,yir AVilliam Maxwell…

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