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The view from Dun Treaslane northwards over Loch Treaslane.
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A panoramic view over the heather-filled interior of Dun Liath. The rear of the nearby cottage is visible in the background. All the walling in the foreground is submerged under the heather.
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Rubble strewn over the width of the western arc of walling at Dun Liath.
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A section of walling to the south of Dun Liath, clearly showing the external foundation courses.
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A section of the rather chaotic tumbled boulders lying atop the foundation courses of the broch.
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Twin rows of boulders direct you to the entrance passage.
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A panoramic composite showing the summit of Dun Eyre with just a hint of walling round its margins.
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A section of intra-mural staircase still surviving at Dun Suladale.
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This view southeastwards from Dun Cruinn shows clearly one of the earthen ramparts below. The Dun in the distance is Dun Fada.
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Dun Cruinn, guarded by low cliffs, seen from the south.
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Defensive earthfast blocks at the southwest of Dun Cruinn.
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The apparent stepped entranceway at the southeast of Dun Cruinn.
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Summit Panorama at Dun Cruinn, clearly showing the thickness of the walling, and a section of internal structure.
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A panoramic view towards Loch Slapin from the dun at Cadha nan Ingrean.
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Pile of fallen masonry at Cadha nan Ingrean.
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Cadha nan Ingrean has largely been reduced to rubble.
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A zoomed photograph of Dun Grugaig, surrounded by trees and dense vegetation, at the foot of steep slopes. This was taken from a headland several hundred metres to the northeast.
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Dun Grugaig. Note the large triangular stone over the entrance.
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Foundation blocks on the north of the Glen Heysdal broch.
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This photo clearly shows the thickness of the original walling of this (probable) broch.
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A panoramic composite taken from close beside Culdoich Ring Cairn.
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Hunebed G5 Heveskesklooster, now relocated in the Sea Aquarium (MuzeeAquarium) in Delfzijl.
This photo was taken in the ‘old’ MuzeeAquarium building, now destroyed and replaced by a new structure.
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This is a view along the length of Hunebed D54, taken from below the capstones.
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Hunebed D53 Havelte, second largest of them all: view from the south.
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Hunebed D53 Havelte, second largest of them all. Note the splendid entrance portal.
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This is the view along the burial chamber from beneath the capstones.
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