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Meaning of "broch"
Broch - a type of round stone tower originating in Scotland
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- A type of Iron Age stone tower with hollow double-layered walls found on Orkney, Shetland, in the Hebrides and parts of the Scottish mainland.
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The broch was then surveyed by laser scanning.
Take my rightful place as laird of broch tuarach.
The broch has not been excavated.
This dùn is probably the remains of a broch.
The broch wall is particularly thick.
The MacAuleys then destroyed the broch.
The broch went through at least two phases of occupation.
Related image with ida elise broch.
Broch had many other interests and projects.
You will have to answer to laird broch tuarach.
Broch is full of praise and recommends promoting emperor.
A short distance to the east are the remains of a broch.
The broch was occasionally used in later times as a stronghold.
Related image with picture of ida elise broch.
Remains of a heavily eroded broch can be seen on the shore.
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Second is a similarly ancient broch.
In the interior of the broch there are three additional openings.
Some of these birds nest in burrows within the broch itself.
The remains of a broch stand on a short promontory on the southwest shore.
Above the solid base of the broch are six galleries.
The broch has never been excavated and no finds have been reported.
The interior of the broch has much rubble grassed over.
Broch received several honours for his scientific and political work.
The foundations of many outbuildings were found in the enclosure surrounding the broch.
Access to the broch is achieved via the entrance on the western side.
Some of the stone used in the construction was taken from a nearby broch.
This broch may have had two doors in its entrance passage.
These houses were occupied from about the same time as the broch was completed.
The broch can easily be approached from the northeast and the southwest.
The most massive constructions that date from this time are the circular broch towers.
The broch was probably inhabited during the Viking period.
Part of a Pictish house was uncovered to the north east side of the broch.
Located near the broch are the remains of a rectangular building in the Norse style.
Along the Inshlampie burn are hut circles and south of the broch are settlement ruins.
The broch is in the care of Historic Scotland.
It is the best preserved broch in the Outer Hebrides.
The broch was probably built in the late Iron Age.
Many of the artefacts are now on display at the Broch of Gurness.
Lord Broch Tuarach saved you from injury or even death.
This article is based on Broch.
The Broch of Mousa is the finest preserved example in Scotland of these round towers.
This is the very radical question asked by Hermann Broch.
We give thanks to Silvia García Broch for all the help on making this video.
There is some similarity to the well inside the Broch of Gurness.
A broch is an Iron Age building that is unique to Scotland.
The drifting sea ice later took the survivors towards Foyn and Broch islands.
I would trust Lord Broch Tuarach with my life.
Among the discoveries is an Iron Age broch.
But only one from Broch Tuarach.
The broch was inhabited until the Middle Ages.
