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Culsh Earth House is an Iron Age
souterrain in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. It is
named after Culsh farmsteading nearby,
which is
still in use to the present...
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February 2014.
McKean (1990), p. 80
Historic Environment Scotland. "Hill of
Culsh (Dingwall Fordyce) Monument (Category B
Listed Building) (LB16156)". Retrieved...
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native Scotland, and lies
buried in the New Deer
Churchyard at Hill of
Culsh in New Deer, Aberdeenshire.
While living abroad, he
returned to
Buchan every...
- west of Aberdeen. The po****tion was 720 in 2016.
Tarland is home to the
Culsh Earth House, an Iron Age below-ground
dwelling otherwise known as a Souterrain...
- times.
There are many
place names in
Cromar and
Upper Deeside named Cults/
Culsh. The
surname Coutts was
first found in
Elginshire a
former county in northeastern...
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Lindsay of
Cavill Lindsay of
Covington Lindsay of
Crossbasket Lindsay of
Culsh Lindsay of
Dowhill Lindsay of
Dunrod Lindsay of
Eaglescairnie Lindsay of...
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Alexander Dingwall Fordyce of
Culsh and
Brucklay (4
March 1800 – 16 July 1864) was a
British naval officer and Whig politician. He was born in Aberdeen...
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William Dingwall Fordyce, MP (1836-1875), who is also
commemorated by the
Culsh Monument at New Deer.
Historic Environment Scotland. "Brucklay Castle (Category...
- wall of 18th-century date.
Cullerlie Stone Circle A
circle of
eight stones Culsh Earth House A well-preserved
underground p****age Deer
Abbey Remains of a...
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notably the re****bent
Tomnaverie stone circle, a
souterrain or
earth house at
Culsh, as well as
numerous burial cairns,
lesser stone circles,
Bronze Age fortifications...
