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looking inside the broch from hillside opposite
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Broch Age wall remnant is likeliest spot for a kirk to have been built upon
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‘back’ of broch mound seen from track coming down from side of Vishall Hill
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view of mound from shoreline facing it shows broch goes right down almost to shore, as evidenced by good wall exposure
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well-exposed basal wall just above shoreline, you probably need the right tide to see it
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southern view from the shore showing low turf-covered slab path/wall heading for front of broch mound – perhaps proof of Hedges’ conjecture that boats were hauled here
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from the broch mound to the bank behind the later enclosure
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roadside view parallel to dividing fence of ‘upper’ section
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cairn seen from top of hillock opposite looking uphill
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‘upper’ section seen from downhill side of dividing fence
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‘upper’ section showing stones near dividing fence
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view across ‘upper’ section from dividing fence
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2 largest of Seven Knowes seen on skyline coming from northwards
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one of chief mounds on skyline (object just visible is top of a trackside quarry, in case you’re wondering)
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largest of the Seven Knowes seen from track
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looking down on mound with ‘scrape’ from a few yards uphill
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looking across south side of mound with ‘scrape‘
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The Redland/Keek standing stone (RCAMS 273 at HY37992486) was, and stil is, the most visible piece of Redland South’s stonework
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Knowe of Stenso seen from road coming down from Evie Village
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Millfield mound with better indication of steep face
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strange looking stone gatepillar at field entrance
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Structure 8 in early December
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Structure 8 in early December
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House 3 in early December
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House 3 in early December
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House 2 in early December
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