https://www.thebrochproject.co.uk/ We are Caithness Broch Project. We’re a wee archaeological charity based in the far north of Scotland, a place called Caithness. But we've got BIG plans... We're attempting something bold and ambitious, something archaeologically inspiring - we want to bring the Iron Age brochs of Scotland back to life! If you want to know more - watch our video, or please visit our website! Big thanks to Scene-it Media | Caithness Broch Project
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https://www.thebrochproject.co.uk/ We are Caithness Broch Project. We’re a wee archaeological charity based in the far north of Scotland, a place called Caithness. But we've got BIG plans... We're attempting something bold and ambitious, something archaeologically inspiring - we want to bring the Iron Age brochs of Scotland back to life! If you want to know more - watch our video, or please visit our website! Big thanks to Scene-it Media | Caithness Broch Project
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Did you catch our first ever television appearance?? If you missed it, don't worry, we've got the special feature from STV News for you here! Remember, if you want to support our project, just visit www.thebrochproject.co.uk and select 'Membership' for different ways to get involved with our campaign to make the archaeology of Caithness come alive! Thanks to Alan McIvor for the video. | Caithness Broch Project
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Did you catch our first ever television appearance?? If you missed it, don't worry, we've got the special feature from STV News for you here! Remember, if you want to support our project, just visit www.thebrochproject.co.uk and select 'Membership' for different ways to get involved with our campaign to make the archaeology of Caithness come alive! Thanks to Alan McIvor for the video. | Caithness Broch Project
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📢FEEDBACK NEEDED!📢 As part of our Big Broch Build, we need thoughts and opinions on our project - on the location, on the benefits, on any possible drawbacks, and just general comments on what we're looking to do. To fill out this short survey, just click on the link below: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSed2NtETQD4yMlw0NbG4LJ9HW82K3HFlKLj5WF8tyCCnLqJDA/viewform?pli=1 **************** A wee reminder that we'll also be at the following locations to discuss our project in more detail:
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📢FEEDBACK NEEDED!📢 As part of our Big Broch Build, we need thoughts and opinions on our project - on the location, on the benefits, on any possible drawbacks, and just general comments on what we're looking to do. To fill out this short survey, just click on the link below: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSed2NtETQD4yMlw0NbG4LJ9HW82K3HFlKLj5WF8tyCCnLqJDA/viewform?pli=1 **************** A wee reminder that we'll also be at the following locations to discuss our project in more detail:
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💞 360 Degrees of BROCH! 💞 Love this scan of Mousa Broch by Steve Colmer (@steve_studio on Instagram) of Lateral North. The recipient of the "Official Best Broch in the World 2020" award after our epic #WorlfCupOfBrochs Tournament, Mousa is the best-preserved Broch in Scotland. Here's the key takeaway facts: 📏 Mousa stands at 44 feet high, making it the tallest Broch in Scotland. 👴 It is thought to have been built around 100 BC, over 2,000 years ago! 🧱 It has a tiny internal diameter at 6m,
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💞 360 Degrees of BROCH! 💞 Love this scan of Mousa Broch by Steve Colmer (@steve_studio on Instagram) of Lateral North. The recipient of the "Official Best Broch in the World 2020" award after our epic #WorlfCupOfBrochs Tournament, Mousa is the best-preserved Broch in Scotland. Here's the key takeaway facts: 📏 Mousa stands at 44 feet high, making it the tallest Broch in Scotland. 👴 It is thought to have been built around 100 BC, over 2,000 years ago! 🧱 It has a tiny internal diameter at 6m,
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Kate Caithness - Alchetron, The Free Social Encyclopedia
Kate Caithness - Alchetron, The Free Social Encyclopedia
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Caithness Broch Project this had me shouting at the TV haha. Mrs Soup and I were talking about southern English pronunciation range today and I always applaud an attempt, 'Llangollen' yn Gymraeg, for example. But it shouldn't hurt!? The ol' "You need something in your throat" comment is an unfortunate misunderstanding of other ways of using your voice. | Archaeosoup
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Caithness Broch Project this had me shouting at the TV haha. Mrs Soup and I were talking about southern English pronunciation range today and I always applaud an attempt, 'Llangollen' yn Gymraeg, for example. But it shouldn't hurt!? The ol' "You need something in your throat" comment is an unfortunate misunderstanding of other ways of using your voice. | Archaeosoup
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Vintage Caithness Glass Paperweight “cauldron” by Innes Burns. Scotland. - Etsy
Vintage Caithness Glass Paperweight “cauldron” by Innes Burns. Scotland. - Etsy
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🏰✨ What if you could help build Scotland’s first broch in 2,000 years? The Caithness Broch Project is on a mission to bring Iron Age history back to life by constructing a full-scale drystone broch in Caithness. This project isn’t just about history—it’s about: 🔨 Reviving traditional building skills 🌍 Boosting tourism in the Highlands 🙌 Creating a legacy for future generations 👉 Support the campaign on Crowdfunder today. https://shorturl.at/Ty8bB | Crowdfunder
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Listen 👂 Hear the OrkneyInga saga being read aloud in Ousdale Broch in old Norse, the language of the Norsemen. Probably for the first time in centuries! Tom reads one of the final passages of the saga that recounts the tale of William the Lion, King of Scotland, marching north to Ousdale in the year 1201. According to the Orkneyinga Saga, Ousdale - known as Eysteinsdal by the Norse - was the scene of a confrontation between William the Lion, King of Scotland, and Harald the Elder (the 'Wicked
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🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿A 2,000 year old Broch in the Scottish Highlands🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Clachtoll Broch is a truly fascinating place with so much history.♥️ #clachtoll #broch #ironage #scotland #scottishhighlands #nc500 #history #interestingplaces #ancient | Emily in Scotland
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The cat's out of the broch! 😻 Have you seen the new 3D #Sketchfab model of the Broch of Gurness: https://skfb.ly/oRpZB Our Digital Documentation and Innovation Team have created a 3D-model the Broch of Gurness and you can now explore the over 2,000-year-old walls of the ancient site from your screen! The team have even included Tammy, the famous Gurness cat in the model. It took 3,460 photographs and 262 scans to scan the site in such detail! #Cat #CatContent #History #ScottishHistory #DYK #Did
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A broch hasn't been built in Scotland for around 2000 years – now Future World Changer Kenneth is on a mission to change that 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Graduating in the Class of 2021, he's determined to put his home county on the map with the Caithness Broch Project 🌍 Find out more about Kenneth's story here 👇 https://www.gla.ac.uk/study/studentlife/worldchangers/kenneth/ #UofGGrad21 🎓 #TeamUofG #UofGFWC #GettingResults #VisitScotland #ScotlandIsNow | University of Glasgow
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Were the Orcadians and Romans really allies??? | Caithness Broch Project
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Fiiiiiiiiiinally!!!!!!! after an overlong hiatus the brochs of Keiss have interpretation again. If you want something done. Do it yourself! | Caithness Broch Project
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In the event of an apocalypse, this is how to make an Iron Age comb from deer antler! Just in case, but then you won't be able to watch this video either!!! So watch carefully Antler and bone were the plastic of the Iron Age, we find many day to day items made from antler from pins, to combs and even gaming peices. Antler provides an extremely hard waring material that's good for small durable objects that are subject to pressures that might snap other materials like wood or stone. | Caithness B
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*AHEM* Hello everyone. We've got a wee announcement to make... After a lengthy search for the perfect site, we are pleased to announce that we have identified an area north of Latheron known as Flygla as our preferred site for our 'Big Broch Build'! (And, oh, by the way, if you're reading about brochs for the first time - then, HELLO, we're the Caithness Broch Project: we want to bring prehistory to life by building a replica 'broch', an ancient type of tower found only in Scotland! You can read
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---THE FOURTH WONDER of WATTEN--- The fourth site takes us out of the Iron Age and into the medieval era. There is a bit of a gap in Caithness archaeology, although the Iron Age is prominent on the landscape with all the brochs there's not much in the way of viking/Norse archaeology around. We would have liked to have illustrated that period in Wattens past, (since Watten takes its name from the Norse word for water) but we had to make do with a chapel instead. In 1726, the chapel is described a
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Between Golspie and Brora is Carn Liath or “the Grey Cairn”. This broch occupies a terrace overlooking the shore, has walls that are still 12ft high in places, and comes complete with a well preserved entrance passage and lintelled doorway. The remains of the broch are still impressive. The interior is deeper than the exterior, which remains partially banked. In the entrance passage is a cavity that was possibly used to guard the broch. And on the opposite side of the broch from the entrance is
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Caithness Broch Project on Instagram: "😵‍💫 POV you're trying to get your mate out of a fairy rave at Bruan Broch 😵‍💫 (Cont from pt.1) The young lad returned the next day to try and retrieve his friend from the fairy hoolie. To his amazement, however, the door, and all signs of the party, had disappeared! He had heard the old wives' tales about the fairy-folks ceilidhs, though: that the same scene would be enacted exactly a year later, and that fairies were powerless against Iron or steel. Re
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