- Dun
Troddan (Scottish Gaelic: Dùn Trodan) is an iron-age
broch located about 5
kilometres (3.1 mi)
southeast of the
village of Glenelg, Highland, in Scotland...
- with
significantly higher walls: Dun
Carloway on Lewis, Dun
Telve and Dun
Troddan in Glenelg,
Mousa in
Shetland and Dun
Dornaigil in Sutherland, all of whose...
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minor road
which leads south from Glenelg. The
neighbouring broch of Dun
Troddan lies 470
metres (1,540 ft) to the east, and the "semi-broch"
known as Dun...
- of the
stone used in the
construction was
taken from Dun
Telve and Dun
Troddan,
nearby iron-age brochs. The
Government troops who were
garrisoned here...
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Stanwick hillfort,
England Silchester Iron Age town,
England Broch of Dun
Troddan, Scotland,
internal stairs Old
Oswestry hillfort remains,
England The Romans...
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Cathedral Beautiful red
sandstone cathedral Glenelg Brochs: Dun
Telve and Dun
Troddan Two
broch towers Grey
Cairns of
Camster Two
chambered burial cairns of...
- to the
remains of two of the best-preserved
brochs (Dun
Telve and Dun
Troddan) on
mainland Scotland,
located in Glen Beag. The community's only pub is...
- "Old
Scatness Broch".
Undiscovered Scotland.
Retrieved 29 July 2012. "Dun
Troddan". Canmore.
Retrieved 27 July 2012.
Miers (2008) p. 172 "Jarlshof Prehistoric...
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feature is its long east ridge. The
famous brochs of Dun
Telve and Dun
Troddan lie in
close proximity. "Meall Mor". hill-bagging.co.uk.
Retrieved 6 June...
- 4737°N 4.0743°W / 57.4737; -4.0743 (Clava cairns) Dun
Telve and Dun
Troddan The
Pictish Towers at Glenelg, Inverness.
Brochs (HS) Iron Age 57°11′41″N...
