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Broch of
Burrian is an Iron Age
broch located on
North Ronaldsay in the
Orkney Islands, in
Scotland (grid
reference HY76275138). The
Broch of
Burrian is located...
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Karel Burian (also Carl
Burrian) (12
January 1870 – 25
September 1924) was a
Czech operatic tenor who had an
active international career spanning the...
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Historic Environment Scotland.
Retrieved 23 June 2022.
Broch of
Burrian Archaeology (The
Papar Project) Wickham-Jones,
Caroline (2007) Orkney:...
- 0087 4. "Site
Record for
North Ronaldsay,
Broch Of
Burrian Burrian Broch;
Strom Ness; Stromness;
Burrian Brough". RCAHMS.
Retrieved 4
September 2014. Pálsson...
- Stack, Hoiliff, Lang Cole, Oa Stack,
Stacks of Skroo,
Swaabi Cole, The
Burrian, The Crivv, The Fless, The Keels, The Skerry. Fetlar; Braga, Calf of Daaey...
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Sewerage (5th ed.). New York: McGraw-Hill. p. 318. ISBN 0-07-060929-2.
Burrian,
Steven J.; et al. (1999). The
Historical Development of Wet-Weather Flow...
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plaque from the Scar boat burial, a
Pictish symbol stone from the
Knowe of
Burrian, and the
wooden box in
which the
remains of
Saint Magnus Erlendsson were...
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Archived 2009-07-17 at the
Wayback Machine Accessed 2011-11-16.
Burrian,
Steven J.; et al. (1999). The
Historical Development of Wet-Weather Flow...
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literacy in Pictland,
remains unknown. An
Ogham inscription at the
Broch of
Burrian,
Orkney has been
transliterated as I[-]IRANNURRACTX EVVCXRROCCS. Broken...
- (2003) p. 107 "North Ronaldsay,
Broch of
Burrian". Canmore.
Retrieved 6
August 2012. "The
Broch of
Burrian,
North Ronaldsay, Orkney". BIAB. Retrieved...
