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Field Work in Colonsay and Islay, 1944-45
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Field observations were made on a variety of sites including standing stones, possible stone circles, burial cairns and duns. In particular the 'dun' at Dunan Na Nighean was re-interpreted as a possible passage grave.
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Title: Field Work in Colonsay and Islay, 1944-45
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Field observations were made on a variety of sites including standing stones, possible stone circles, burial cairns and duns.
In particular the 'dun' at Dunan Na Nighean was re-interpreted as a possible passage grave.
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