Ardleish Excavations
At the very northern end of Loch Lomond is a promontory of land, which effectively becomes an island after prolonged or heavy rain. The 1st ed. OS map (left) shows the obvious remains of 2 buildings on the promontory. Interestingly, Timothy Pont's map (around 1596) marks 'Ylen Eunlich' here, and the notes accompanying the maps say "...hard upon the head of the Loch is Ylen Eaunlich of a flight shot long, with a dwelling upon it, ...". This suggests that the current remains might date to at least the 16th century, or might overlie older remains from that period.
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