Archeological sites

Scotland has probably the best Celtic buildings that can be found in Europe, the most important is a stone village called Skara Brae – Orkney (3100 BC).
There are also a large number of “Duns” stone towers, such as Dun Charlabhaigh – Isle of Lewis (200 -800 AD). On the islands there is a very high
concentration of Standing Stones, the most famous are Calanais – Isle of Lewis (3000 BC) and the Ring of Brodgar – Orkney (2000 – 2500 BC).

Standing Stones of Stenness Broch of Gurness Dwarfie Stane Brough of Birsay Standing Stones of Stenness Dun Charlabhaigh Skara Brae Standing Stones of Stenness Ring of Brodgar Kiln Barn Calanais Standing Stones Broch of Gurness Ring of Brodgar Skara Brae Skara Brae Maes Howe Brough Head Norse Mill A friend of Laurence of Arabia left his name on the tomb Skara Brae Brough Head Ring of Brodgar Dun Charlabhaigh Standing Stones of Stenness Chambered Cairn Kiln Barn Dun Charlabhaigh Standing Stones of Stenness Isle of Shapinsay - Standing Stone Skara Brae Kiln Barn Brough of Birsay