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Archaeologists Battle to Save 1000-Year-Old Island Broch From Falling Into Sea

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Archaeologists are battling to save a structure half-destroyed by erosion after an excavation in Orkney revealed more secrets about the unique Iron…

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Archaeologists battle to save 1000-year-old island broch from falling into sea

Archaeologists are battling to save a structure half-destroyed by erosion after an excavation in Orkney revealed more secrets about the unique Iron…

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Archaeologists battle the tide to save Orkney’s ancient secrets - 2025 - News - University of Bradford

Archaeologists on the remote Orkney island of Rousay are racing against time and tide to save a monumental Iron Age roundhouse from being lost to the sea.

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