1901 census
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A development-site investigation found overlapping roundhouse traces with an uncertain date.
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William O. Frazer’s 2009 testing covered land mainly in Lisdoo, extending west into the Sportsmans Mall area. Across that development site, investigators identified at least five or six oval roundhouses on a south-facing slope. Their remains included foundation slots, post-holes and hearth pits. Two buildings overlapped, showing that the group was not all contemporary. No dating evidence was recovered from the roundhouses: Frazer considered either a Bronze Age or an early medieval date most likely. [2]
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