Cambria Skara Brae
Hailed the best-preserved Neolithic village in northern Europe, Skara Brae stands on the southern shore of the Bay of Skaill, in Orkney’s West Mainland.
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Skara Brae consists of a cluster of stone dwellings, and was occupied from roughly 3100-2500 BC. It is Europe's most complete Neolithic village and the level of preservation is such that it has gained UNESCO World Heritage Site status, and has been called the British Pompeii. Dan Leigh R5 Delta and AutoKap
Scara Brae Neolithic Village is 5000 years old and predates the pyramids. It was uncovered from it's slumbers beneath the sand dunes during a fierce storm in 1860, dug into midden for insulation and warmth the houses are connected by tunnels. It is now a World Heritage Site in the care of Historic Scotland. Dan Leigh R4 and AutoKap
Skara Brae prehistoric village in the grounds of Skaill House and now under guardianship of Historic Scotland. Visit both on combined entry ticket.
Set against a bone-white marbled backdrop, bold translucent olive green veins plunge in various directions with subtle white and black tributaries interspersed throughout.
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