- The Ring of
Brodgar (or Brogar, or Ring o'
Brodgar) is a
Neolithic henge and
stone circle about 6
miles north-east of
Stromness on Mainland, the largest...
- The Ness of
Brodgar is an
archaeological site
covering 2.5
hectares (6.2 acres)
between the Ring of
Brodgar and the
Stones of
Stenness in the
Heart of...
-
evolved from
earlier Unstan ware bowls.
Excavations at
nearby Ness of
Brodgar have
revealed many
sherds of
finely decorated Grooved ware pottery, some...
- Europe’s best-preserved
Neolithic village. Ness of
Brodgar is an
archaeological site
between the Ring of
Brodgar and the
Stones of
Stenness that has provided...
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Retrieved 2013-05-04. The Ness of
Brodgar Excavations. "The Ness of
Brodgar Excavations – The 'Great Wall of
Brodgar'". Orkneyjar.com.
Archived from the...
- (Avebury, the
Great Circle at
Stanton Drew
stone circles, and the Ring of
Brodgar) are each
within a henge.
Examples of
henges without significant internal...
- men who
engaged in
astronomical and
magical ceremonies at
nearby Ring of
Brodgar and the
Standing Stones of Stenness.
Graham and Anna
Ritchie cast doubt...
- in
Caithness and has m**** and size to
compare with
those of the Ring of
Brodgar in Orkney. Also it is one of two stones, of
which the
second is now fallen...
-
Skara Brae, p****ing near the
Standing Stones of
Stenness and the Ring of
Brodgar. Low
roads connect Neolithic ceremonial sites throughout Britain. Some...
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Perthshire Kilmartin Glen,
Argyll Machrie Moor,
Arran Maeshowe,
Orkney Ring of
Brodgar,
Orkney Skara Brae,
Orkney Standing Stones of Stenness,
Orkney Antonine...
