A cross-shaped arrangement of Lewisian gneiss centred on a stone circle and chambered cairn.
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A remarkable Bronze Age cemetery where passage graves, ring cairns and circles of standing stones form one carefully ordered complex.
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One of north-east Scotland's finest recumbent stone circles survives complete among the rolling hills west of Inverurie.
→A restored recumbent stone circle enclosing the remains of a ring cairn and complex burial activity.
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One circle within a remarkable moorland complex of rings, cairns, standing stones and earlier timber monuments.
→A monumental ring occupying the narrow land between the Lochs of Stenness and Harray.
→A modern astronomically aligned circle showing that stone-circle building remains a living practice.
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Four immense uprights survive from one of the earliest henge monuments in Britain and Ireland.
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Two neighbouring circles at the heart of Kilmartin Glen's exceptionally rich prehistoric landscape.
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A recumbent stone circle restored on a hill with wide views towards Lochnagar.
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