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- Save to ListPhone: 07732888137Email: stokeness@gmail.comPrivate small group sightseeing tours Read more...
- Save to ListTags: Standing StonesDating back to the third millennium BC. this is one of Britain’s most spectacular prehistoric monuments. Ring of Brodgar is a massive stone circle which originally had 60 stones, now 36 survive today. There are also 13 burial mounds and a large rock cut ditch surrounding the circle. Read more...
- Save to ListCategory: ToursPhone: +44 7884 966165Email: info@wildatartscotland.comTags: art, Artworkshop, craft, Jewelry, Outlander, Painting, Retreat, Scottish Travel Society Recommended, Stone carving, Textile, and travelWe organise unique art holidays in the most stunning locations in Scotland, led by the most inspiring artists. Painting & drawing, photography, pottery, poetry, stonecarving, silversmithing, jewellery, weaving, printmaking and more. Join one of our friendly small-group experiences or let us create a bespoke itinerary for you and your travel companions. Also check out our popular Artist-led Outlander Art Experience Read more...
- Save to ListThe Standing Stones of Stenness is a Neolithic monument over 5000 years old. Read more...
- Save to ListTags: Pictish CarvingsFour Class I Pictish symbol stones stand in Inverurie Cemetery (NJ72SE0211), formerly built into the old churchyard walls and possibly removed from the foundations of the old church for the purpose of building the churchyard wall. One is a tall pillar bearing incised symbols of a crescent and V-rod, a mirror case symbol, serpent and Z-rod and a double disc Read more...
- Save to ListCategory: Iron Age, Bronze Age and Pictish SitesA group of three Bronze Age Cairns located near Culloden Moor. Prehistoric site dating back at least 4,000 years.years Read more...
- Save to ListCategory: Iron Age, Bronze Age and Pictish SitesWander among one of Scotland’s best-preserved recumbent stone circles and wonder about its original purpose. East Aquhorthies Stone Circle is a recumbent stone circle – a monument type only found in north-east Scotland. It has a large stone set on its side and flanked by two upright stones, usually on the south or south-west part of the circle. The stones here appear to have been chosen for Read more...
- Save to ListCategory: Iron Age, Bronze Age and Pictish SitesThe Kintore Pictish Stone is a Class I stone which was dug up in Kintore churchyard but which may have originally come from the motte at nearby Castle Hill. The stone is sculptured on both faces; one side shows a crescent & V-rod over a beast, while the other side has a fish above a cauldron symbol. Read more...
- Save to ListCategory: Iron Age, Bronze Age and Pictish SitesThe Maiden Stone is one of the best examples of Pictish sculptural stonework standing today. It’s 3m tall and made from pinkish granite. It was probably carved some time after AD 700, though this is debated. The stone DSC_2505 (one of the tallest of all Pictish monuments, even though several centimetres have been lost at the top owing to weathering). It Read more...
- VerifiedSave to ListHi My name is John, and I run Orkney Trike Tours, using a 1500cc German built “Boom” Trike. I have a life long passion for motorcycling, wildlife and History, so basically I ride a trike around Orkney telling people about what they can see and visit. Before setting up this business I was a nurse for 36 years before taking Read more...
