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Painting a picture of Neolithic Orkney : decorated stonework from the Ness of Brodgar

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Figure 8.1: Location of  the Ness of  Brodgar site, Orkney.
Figure 8.2: Aerial view of  the main trench at the Ness of  Brodgar looking SE towards the Stones of  Stenness.
Figure 8.3: Simplified plan showing the structures in the main trench at the Ness of  Brodgar.
Figure 8.4: Examples of  the carefully executed designs from the site. Left: a portable slab recovered from Structure 10; right: a structural stone from Structure 8.
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