Ingshowe Broch tower remains in cliff section gives a pure profile to show its placement clearly
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broch tower remains and W side of broch in cliff section
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looking from modern entrance onto cairn features opposite original entrance passage
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The Burrian with Knowe of Ham(m)ar burnt mound in background
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ferry view of settlement mound/s
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E/W profile viewed from Blackhammer Cairn, showing wall arc in western part. Could the broch have been built over a settlement dating back to the era of the tomb ? Strikes me the tombs divvy up Rousay better than the brochs
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platform continues west from field containing broch tower and is thought to survive better as land too rough to be cultivated
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can’t fail to spot mini Maes Howe shaped mound by final zig-zagging road to Banks (could be part of a larger one with lower longer one alongside) and yet there is no record of it !
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viewed from Redland road on hillside above
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The Ouse, a tidal inlet, in foreground and Bay of Firth behind broch
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The Ouse, a tidal inlet, in foreground and Wideford Hill in background. Ingshowe broch lies in between
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broch is on east side of road going to Evie
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from Sands of Evie, with Vinquin Broch on skyline in far distance
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Oyce mounds from outskirts of Norseman Village
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possible mound nearby
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northernmost of mounds with what looks to be a rather deep ditch – for ths or whole barrow cemetery ??
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entrance passage – there appears to be a slight kink or bend in the right-hand wall. Thanks to Hamish for letting me publish these and I hope I haven’t mistaken W for E !
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looking along central passage from W chamber to E chamber
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view across entrance to cell (? S2) – the bottom centre stone looks to have grooves
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unexplored, the latest found cell was under the lintel of the entrance passage
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