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Carrol Broch

Carrol Broch — archaeological in scotland highlands.

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Typical visit
45 min–1.5 h

About

Carrol Broch is a archaeological located in scotland highlands. A British archaeological site recorded in OpenStreetMap with at least one heritage quality signal (Wikidata link, Wikipedia article or designated operator).

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Place summary

Carrol Broch is an archaeological site located in the Scottish Highlands. This ancient structure is a type of fortified tower known as a broch, which dates back to the Iron Age. Brochs are characterised by their drystone construction and thick walls, often serving as dwellings or defensive structures. The site provides insight into the prehistoric settlement patterns and architectural techniques of the region.

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Coordinates
58.0322, -3.9554

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Where is Carrol Broch?
Carrol Broch is in the Scottish Highlands, United Kingdom.
What is Carrol Broch?
Carrol Broch — archaeological in scotland highlands.
How do I get to Carrol Broch?
Its coordinates are 58.0322°, -3.9554°.