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broch levels from the north, ditch hidden across centre of image
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outer broch northern profile between broch tower wall and ditch
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Knowe of Midgarth & mound seen from near Midland
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Knowe of Midgarth from A966 above with mound behind RH side
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cairn looking north-east
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N end walling of knowe
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N end walling with entrance into knowe visible
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Midland tumulus looking north-east
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Midland tumulus from shore to the west
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eastern side with Breckness Bishop’s Palace (etc) behind
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stones between pair – bottom is small block against northern stone, top centre projecting stone corner [orthostat or ?block] with very top of thin orthostat to its left
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eastern side looking N
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eastern side from adjoing field looking NW
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easterrn side from due W at corner of adjoining field
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eastern side from the west i.e. NW corner of adjoining field (too wet to attempt going under fence !)
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some of stones left on top of eastern side, largest 2-3’ high probably
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Harray Loch side taken as widescreen with spotmeter
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Stenness Loch side taken as widescreen with spotmeter
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portable art from ‘Henge’, Grimeston Road (Harray) showing dimple near base. Whins Wifie is 45mm high with body 32mm wide and 30mm to neck which varies 21-27mm wide, dimples 14mm across
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Whins Wifie showing other clear dimple
Image credit: Andrew Appleby (done by wideford)