Monument record 1025 - LOCH AN FHAING, GRIMSAY

NF85NW 7 8450 5757.

(NF 8450 5757). Near the centre of Loch an Fhaing, are the scanty remains of a dun. Nothing survives but a mass of loose stones projecting slightly above the water. The site is possibly artificial.
RCAHMS 1928, visited 28 June 1915.

an island dun in Loch an Fhaing, Grimsay, was as described in the NMRS, with the remains of a causeway 20m long linking an artificial or modified natural islet with the north shore of the loch. The islet measured approximately 10m in diameter, being subcircular or oval in plan, with a mass of jumbled gneiss boulders visible across its surface.
Fyles 2006, 9

Natural islet with some evidence for modification/activity, No material remains were observed.
Blankshein .S et al (2022)

RCAHMS, 1928, The RCAHMCS 9th Report & Inventory: Outer Hebrides, Skye and the Small Isles, 95, No. 308 (Bibliographic reference). SWE5587.

Chris Fyles, SUAT Ltd, 2006, Archaeological Walkover Survey, AIRD, Benbecula (Unpublished document). SWE41084.

Stephanie Blankshein, Angela Gannon, Duncan Garrow, Fraser Sturt, 2022, UIST CRANNOG SURVEY (Monograph). SWE41375.