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looking down on south side from Mount Pleasant track
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looking down on southern side from main road
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looking down on east side from main road
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situation from opposite bank of present burn course looking at east side
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situation from opposite bank of present burn course
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looking over onto central excavation from the north
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view from approx E of area from downhill, access by track from Old Hall in top half of pic
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viewed from edge of Standing Stones Hotel grounds
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view from edge of Standing Stones Hotel grounds
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Watch Stone to Stones of Stenness viwed from Ireland Road
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damaged western chamber and passage sensitively restored by owner and local mason in April; the top piece is that originally hit by digger – note marks – ,the middle came from the shore and the front piece was found almost entirely buried alongside the tomb and slotted in perfectly
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top of restored chamber with central passage top centre and an offshoot running to its left [Ginger is brilliant]
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looking down on restored passage (keyed here from large angled stone right of centre) showing there is here still a piece to go to reach the passage floor [as it stands now still short of true floor level at back of chamber]
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top of recovered roofing slab which had been buried alongside the tomb with markings face down – you might make out the lichen in the top right corner, which was all that projected into the air
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inscribed stones from tomb area displayed in rotunda, i-iii from left anti-clockwise
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mark on stone iii definitely not made by any JCB or suchlike
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tower mound from cliff edge gives impression of height
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tower mound and ? outer wall mound
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tower mound on north side of kirk
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