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exposed structure (from above) on top of mound, small slab-lined box in middle could possibly be a cist but RCAHMS agree it is unlikely to be and suggest that it could be collapsed medial walling
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‘pit’ with more structure leading off to left and one of the excavated structures (off picture) from the coastal erosion.
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from mound showing edge of mound, then line of wall, then line of burn
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site location, steep-sided sea inlet to right, Bay of Skaill in background
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mound from downhil
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central excavations looking uphill
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looking across mound
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broch wall section
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roadside depression C at HY496067 the only one of ‘my’ depressions on the map (the 1:25,000 but strangely not CANMAP). ~12m wide entered by a narrow track ~6m long which crosses the bank around the central depression.
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Mound as seen from coast, a few of spoil heap’s stones at far left.
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