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Dunragit (Scottish Gaelic: Dùn Reicheit) is a
village on the A75,
between Stranraer and
Glenluce in
Dumfries and Galloway, south-west Scotland. Dunragit...
- Low.
Examples of such
ritual landscapes are:
Balfarg in Fife,
Scotland Dunragit archaeological excavation site in
Wigtownshire Heart of
Neolithic Orkney...
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palisaded enclosure at
Dunragit. It has been
suggested that the
mound may have been used as a
viewing platform for
activities at
Dunragit complex of monuments...
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utilising the line of a
disused railway line.
Dunragit Byp****
Project – byp**** of the
village of
Dunragit, to the east of Stranraer,
through which the...
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Dunragit railway station served the
village of
Dunragit, in the
historic county of
Wigtownshire in the
administrative area of
Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland...
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Roughly contemporary with the
Rispain Camp site, a
cluster of
roundhouses at
Dunragit (dating to the
early centuries AD) was
revealed to
contain examples of...
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range from
neolithic to
mediaeval times. The
fields between the
mound and
Dunragit village and
Droughduil Mote, Old Luce, Wigtownshire,
contain "one of the...
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their kingdom's name as an epithet. Place-name evidence, e.g.,
Dunragit (possibly "Fort of Rheged")α
suggests that, at
least in one
period of its...
- hut circles,
Dunragit Moor Two at Glenwhan,
Dunragit Two in a wood
called Baraigle near
Dunragit Roon Dounan,
Dunragit House,
north Dunragit Village A stone-built...
- Thomas,
Julian (ed.). A
Neolithic Complex in Galloway:
Excavations at
Dunragit and Droughduil, 1999–2002.
Oxford & Philadelphia:
Oxbow Books. pp. 8–16...
