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The Cleaven Dyke Walk, Meikleour, Perthshire,21st June Perth and Kinross

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The Cleaven Dyke, Meikleour with Exploring Perthshire’s Past!

Thursday 21st June: 1000–1230, minibus from Perth.

The Cleaven Dyke is the finest preserved prehistoric monument of its type in Britain. Well known locally but often misunderstood, and long thought to Roman, the site is now recognised to be a prehistoric ‘cursus’ monument dating to before 3600 BC. Join this tour and discover more about the site and the lives of the people who built it. Grade of walk: Moderate. £5 charge per person. Pre-booking is essential. To book, contact (01738) 477089 Perth and Kinross Heritage Trust.

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The stone circles of Strathmore, Guildtown ,21st June by coldrum on Tuesday, 19 June 2007
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The stone circles of Strathmore, Guildtown ,21st June

The stone circles of Strathmore, Guildtown with Exploring Perthshire’s Past!
Thursday 21st June: 1430–1730, minibus from Perth.
Stone circles are a common reminder of Perthshire’s prehistoric past. The southern part of Strathmore has a remarkable concentration of prehistoric stone circles, and this tour will explore three of these monuments. Find out more about prehistoric life and the roles these sites played in the past. Grade of walk: Easy. £5 charge per person. Pre-booking is essential. To book, contact (01738) 477089 Perth and Kinross Heritage Trust.

http://www.pkht.org.uk/pdf/EPP_Walks_Programme_2007.pdf
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The Carpow Logboat, Bell Library, Perth ,21st June by coldrum on Tuesday, 19 June 2007
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The Carpow Logboat, Bell Library, Perth ,21st June

The Carpow Logboat – from excavation to conservation
A.K. Bell Library, Perth
Friday 21st June: 1900-2000.
The latest news on the ongoing conservation of the 9m late Bronze Age logboat recovered from the Tay estuary by Perth and Kinross Heritage Trust in the summer of 2006. Find out about recent discoveries made during work at the National Museums of Scotland conservation laboratories in Edinburgh, and what the latest theories are about how the boat was constructed and used. For further details contact: Perth and Kinross Heritage Trust (01738) 477081.
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