#broch
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The areas around Glasgow are rich in the remains of ancient monuments, including Roman bath houses, Celtic hill forts, crannogs and neolithic tombs. However, for me, one of the most intriguing are brochs, such as this one, known as the Tapp
For #TravelThursday here's the Broch of Clickimin near Lerwick on Shetland which we looked around in 2024. It can be dated to at least the early Iron Age although its actual function, like all brochs, is not clear. Farmsteads, status symbol
Dun Beag is one of the best preserved brochs and a good example of a broch tower. Brochs only appear in Scotland. They are dry stone structures formed of two concentric walls with a narrow entrance passage. Stone stairs ran between the wall
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