Region : Tayside District : Angus Town or village : Edzell Grid Reference : NO 547 660 Period : Late 1st millennium BC  White Caterthun HILLFORT

It is one of the most spectacular ancient forts in Scotland. Two stone walls, 6m and 12m wide, enclose a large area (150m x 60m) covered with heather, where there are a rock-cut cistern and a more recent rectangular turf structure. Between the inner walls and the outer earthen defences, on the western slope of the fort, there is a broken, now restored, boulder covered with at least 70 cupmarks. The name 'White' refers to the massive stone ramparts of the fort. At the other side of the valley there is a twin, although earlier, hillfort called Brown Caterthun. In care of Historic Scotland

Other brochs, duns, forts ------------------ Brown Caterthun Carn Liath Clickhimin Craig Phadrig Dun an Sticir Dun Ardtreck Dun Beag Dunbeath Dun Carloway Dun Dornaigil Dun Ringill Dun Telve Dun Troddan Edinshall Gurness Loch of Houlland Midhowe Mousa Ness of Burgi White Caterthun Other sites in Tayside ---------------------- Brown Caterthun Carlungie Clachan an Diridh Croft Moraig Fortingall Fowlis Wester Leys of Marlee (Ardblair) Lundin Farm Monzie Newbigging Sandy Road (Scone) Tealing White Caterthun