Burrian (Russland)

When the Knoll of Burian was partly excavated in 1866 they found a large “brough”, but though the rest was being laid bare the outworks were left alone. Farrer found “underground cupboards, partly beneath the floor of the main circular chamber” and three steps he thought to have been part of an (?intra-mural) staircase. A sketch and plan by George Petrie show what are interpreted as a hearth and tank in the central chamber with a built wall dividing this from a long
curving room on the north side and 3 small cells ? sleeping-quarters. Now some think it a wheelhouse, which is a round house divided into compartments by radial slabs, though.the few features have been compared to Burroughston on Shapinsay and Bu in Stromness.