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Na Clachan Bhreige Stone Circle Image © chris bickerton Also known as: Na Clachan Breitheach Nearest Town: Kyle of Lochalsh (24km NE) OS Ref (GB):     NG543177 / Sheet: 32 Latitude: 57° 11' 2.96" N Longitude:     6° 3' 59.37" W Added by IronMan Images (4) Miscellaneous (1) Links (2) 1 discussion topic Start a topic Show  |  Hide Web searches for Na Clachan Bhreige Flash Earth Flickr Google Google Images MAGIC The Megalithic Portal Bing Stone Pages Streetmap.co.uk Wikipedia

- Sites within 20 km - - Kilmarie (0.94km E) (1 post) Dun Ringill (1.92km E) (4 posts) Clachan Fhuarain (2.61km NE) (1 post) Dun Beag (Loch Slapin) (3.84km ENE) (1 post) Dun Mor (3.94km NE) (1 post) The Raven's Stone (4.01km SW) (1 post) Clach Oscar (5.32km NNE) (1 post) Dun Kearstach (5.32km ENE) (1 post) Dun Grugaig (5.35km S) (1 post) Clach na h'annait (5.35km ENE) (4 posts) High Pasture Cave (5.46km ENE) (3 posts) Kilbride (5.49km ENE) (1 post) Dun Boreraig (7.35km E) (1 post) Eilean Ruaridh (7.4km ESE) (1 post) Boreraig (7.69km E) (2 posts) Kilchriosd (7.86km ENE) (6 posts) Druim Dubh (7.96km E) (1 post) Beinn na Cailleach (8.14km NE) (6 posts) Teampuill Chaon (8.88km E) (1 post) An Sithean (9.4km ENE) (16 posts) Beinn Na Caillich (10.45km NE) (0 posts) Liveras (11.59km ENE) (8 posts) Dun Geilbt (13.1km SE) (1 post) Rubh an Dunain (14.99km WSW) (11 posts) Kilmore (15.79km ESE) (1 post) Dun Ela (15.79km ESE) (1 post) Port na Faganaich (16.59km ESE) (1 post) Armadale (16.68km ESE) (1 post) Dun Acardinon (17.12km ESE) (1 post) Dun a'Chleirich (17.88km SE) (1 post) Dun Ban (18.16km SE) (1 post) Dun Borodale (18.59km NNW) (1 post)

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"Na Clachan Breitheach, the Lying, or False, Stones, a name presumably given to them by Christian converts. These were once, if tradition is to be believed, Stones of Wisdom who could both foretell the future and show justice as between man and man." - Otta F. Swire, Skye: The Island and its Legends, 1961, p. 228. The OS map also records a nearby ancient cairn. Comments (0)  |  Add a comment  |  Permalink

Posted by TomBo 28th June 2004ce Edited 28th June 2004ce

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Ancient Scotland Image and description of this site and two others on the isle of Skye. Comments (0)  |  Add a comment  |  Permalink

Posted by IronMan 1st March 2002ce

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Posted by IronMan 1st March 2002ce