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stone opposite Muckle Crofty junction from inside Mecigar field
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western end of ‘pit’ with mound. ‘Pit’ 5.8m across back by 6.1m RH and 4.2 LH, ?platform extends 3.4m in front of this.
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mound area looking across fro Scapa, Lingro house top extreme R
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centre and RH of ‘pit’, anomalous 0.6x0.35x0.3m pink slab right back ?cairn base. Back ‘wall’ 1.5x4.2m is 1.3m from and 2m below fence, right ‘wall’ 1m high.
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large slabs semi-buried in ‘pit’ bottom at back ‘wall’, upper 0.8x0.5x0.15m visible and lower 0.9x0.4m
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chambered mound from quarry, ‘passage’ seen as gap in this view
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atop mound looking to curving passage near northern end
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natural +/ ‘quarried’ broad curved passage roughly E-W across it
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closeup of ‘bent’ stone from earthfast ‘cluster‘
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opposite view of stone ‘cluster’ alongside present mound
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stone ‘cluster’ from arc alongside present mound
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stones along supposed arc, resting in a depression side-by-side
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first of standing stone ‘fence’ running across mound cliffwards
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seen through fence, nettles made measurement-taking tricky
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classic ruinous broch outline (tower+outer wall) seen from Old Finstown Road
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N cell entrance way at L, E cell sideways on at R.
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Stones in next-door field (mini-DV LCD screen capture)
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central area of mound remains showing pool of water
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Well site and ?“parcel of large stones” from downhill
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view crossing field from gate, with part of Ravie Hill behind
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