2016 inside one of the burrows a modern artefact looks like someone was digging illegally. August 13th
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derived from aerial photo, dig end at top left
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Bing Satellite with ? 19th century trenches (when a quern, knocking-stone and mace-head discovered)
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mound from main road – there is a short arc of material between the front and back fieldwalls.
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view with shore structure
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coursed masonry walls with ?chamber
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N end of mound, kirk site is behind sea wall right
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LH side; flag wall coming out of mound at right-angle, perhaps marking end of site
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view from above of flag wall etc
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from above looking along cliff-face with Gairsay in the distance (site is opposite Holm of Rendall, nothing apparent there)
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another view of cell
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looking into cell’s open end
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coursed masonry including 2 contiguous walls
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edges of two adjacent structures ?
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mound and structural remains in the shore
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looking down on structural remains in the shore
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