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