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Collected from Stoneybridge, South Uist in 1987 from Robert Bunton.
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Ith, òl is bith subhach!
Bho DASG :
Collected from Stoneybridge, South Uist in 1987 from Robert Bunton.
https://bit.ly/2Ep3ngK
Dùn an Sticir - Tidal loch with two islands connected by stone-built causeways. The outer islet has been used as a secure stronghold since prehistoric times. During Iron age, between 100 BC and 100 AD, a massive galleried broch was built. The causeways were even narrower and sometimes included a rocking stone, which could alert the occupants of the broch to the approach of unwelcome visitors. In Middle Ages a rectangular hall was inserted into the pre-existing circular broch, and the larger middle island, the “Eilean na Droch Chomhairle” (Island of Bad Council) also contained at least one substantial building.
North Uist, Western Isles, Scotland
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