Scotland Ancestry 2007

Castle O'er
This ancient hillfort is on the Eskdale
Prehistoric Trail in the parishes of Westerkirk
and Eskdalemuir, Scotland
Historical digs have been done on the site
and material from the site carbon dates around 50ad.







Picture taken from top of the
fort looking back across the O'er Forest

Picture taken about half way
up on the path to the top of the fort





Wildflowers growing near the fort path

Thistle growing on top of the fort area

Over Rig
Concentric Embankments of unknown origin
Down the road just a bit from the Castle O'er
hillfort. Wooden dirks have been found at this site



If you examine the photo, you can see
ridges in the ground forming a circular shape
This is the outline of the rig

This marker describes the site and the
findings that were discovered there in 1989



You can see the vague backside lines of the
rig in this photo.

Beneath the rig flows the White
Esk river
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