-
entrance graves through to Iron Age
field systems and a
Roman shrine on
Nornour.
Before the 19th century, the
islands were
known by
their Cornish name...
- than any of the others.
Remains of a
prehistoric farm have been
found on
Nornour (now a small,
rocky skerry far too
small for farming).
There once was an...
- Es****
Middle Eye
Wirral Mullion Island Cornwall New
England Island Es****
Nornour Isles of
Scilly North Binness Island Langstone Harbour Northey Island Es****...
- much more". They
include Romano-British
finds from the
small island of
Nornour, and the
Bryher Sword and
Bryher Mirror from the iron-age
grave of the...
- Irishman’s
Ledge on the east side of
Nornour in the
Isles of
Scilly on 16 July 1872. She just
managed to make it to
Nornour Brow
where she
grounded and where...
- 6°15′24″W SV954137
Moths Ledge 49°57′25″N 6°17′42″W 9205 1516 SV 9205 1516
Nornour 49°57′6″N 6°15′24″W SV944148
Ragged Island 49°57′6″N 6°15′24″W SV946138...
- 1907. In the
Isles of
Scilly it is
found on the
islands of
Great Ganilly,
Nornour, St Martin's and Teän. As of 2015, F.
rufibarbis is now
confined to one...
- Bay, to
small villages. Some of the
larger excavated settlements include Nornour, south-east of St Martin's,
which was
occupied from c. 1500 BCE to c. 500...
- Irishman's Ledge, off St Martin's,
Isles of
Scilly and was
beached on
Nornour. All 108
people on
board were rescued. She was on a
voyage from Penzance...
- in 1870 but was
wrecked in July 1872 on Irishman's
Ledge to the west of
Nornour. She was 140 feet long and
displaced 148
gross registered tons and her...
