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Two Finds in One at Harray ChamberFrom the Orcadian: "A prehistoric underground structure has been rediscovered in Harray – rediscovered in that the archaeologists found it to be full of Victorian rubbish! But although it had obviously been opened, entered and used in the 19th century, the chamber appears to have gone unrecorded. Martin Carruthers, of the Archaeology Institute UHI, and county archaeologist Julie Gibson made their way out to the site, near the Harray Manse, last weekend. Martin explained: “It’s either a souterrain or a ‘well’ and, given similar examples elsewhere in the county, probably dates to the Iron Age" Read More: http://www.orcadian.co.uk/2016/05/two-finds-one-harray-chamber/ |
Posted by Ravenfeather6th May 2016ce |
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