Typical composition of burnt section away from mound.
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Knowe of Angerow and ‘companion’ from previous field
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looking across depression to other ‘hump’ by knowe
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Knowe of Angerow seen from corner of field to NE
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view of knowe with Lochs of Skaill and Clumly behind left and right respectively
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Knowe of Crustan barrow and mound, L & R of photo respectively
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Knowe of Crustan frae old Windbreck track at field’s eastern edge
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unreported (to RCAHMS leastways) third mound further along ridge yet
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north side of mound 1/’A’ from track to Skipi Geo
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south side of mound 1/’A’ from inside field
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detail of walling on north side of mound 1/’A‘
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looking across stone spread to Point of Buckquoy 1/’A’ same field
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sharp wall, destruction layer, cairn remains ?
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exposed areas at tip of Point with possible orthostat – a ‘real’ archaeologist told me the flat bits look likely too. Let’s hope the equinoctial storms don’t take it away anytime soon.
Despite all the recent heavy storms, inc. a sub-hurricane, it survives. So apart from the 1.3x0.65m sticking out there must be much of the slab in the mound.
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looking across larger depression landward, earthfast stone visible
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mound from other side of ?marshy area past nousts
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alternative site found at Nether Scapa, stock in field makes further investigation unsafe at present (pre-dates and outwith agricultural improvement, runs diagonally)
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inside of other passage, big enought to crouch through, with collapse in far distance
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rim of broch mound with Grandag bay behind
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view across top of unexcavated half from fence
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back of Maes Howe appears to echo hilltop at rear left of frame
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