Dun Cul Bhuirg, Iona, Argyll

J N Graham Ritchie · C A Dickson · Barbara A. Noddle

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NM 274247. A small fort defended by a stone wall with internal traces of a circular house; the pottery typifies the decorated Iron Age wares of the Hebrides, for which a chronological range 100 BC-AD 300 is likely. A R

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