
Chambered
Cairns & Standing Stones
Shetland
has a large number of chambered cairns, mostly small and ruinous. They
are often built in conspicuous places on hills, orskylines. Most are "heel-shaped"
and quite small, and often with a small exterior forecourt. There are
also a number of very ruinous cairns which may originally have been quite
large but have been almost totally robbed-out. Although there are no stone
circle, Shetland has quite a number of isolated monoliths of indeterminate
antiquity.
Bordastubble 35843 |
Brae 45916 |
Cattapund 43752 |
Housetter 41756 |
Housetter 41757 |
Isleburgh37961 |
Islesburgh 42512 |
Islesburgh 42518 |
Islesburgh 42520 |
Parkhall40239 |
Ronas 41705 |
Ronas 41711 |
Ronas 41797 |
Skerries37941 |
Tingwall40342 |
Tingwall 40931 |
Tingwall 44507 |
Unst 41104 |
Unst 41108 |
Unst 46015 |
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