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The survey and analysis of brochs
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  • 1949Some Observations on the Brochs79 cited
  • 1965The Origin and Development of the Broch and Wheelhouse Building Cultures of the Scottish Iron Age37 cited
  • 1921Report on the Excavation of Dun Beag, a Broch near Struan, Skye20 cited
  • 1997Why were brochs built? recent studies in the iron age of Atlantic Scotland19 cited
  • 2002Archaeology, Heritage and Interpretation17 cited

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