Ness of Brodgar: as it stands - Nick Card
The Ness of Brodgar in Orkney is home to extraordinary Neolithic archaeology, including monumental stone structures and a diverse array of artefacts. Nick Card, University of the Highlands and Islands, shares some of the latest thinking on this unique site.
Видео Ness of Brodgar: as it stands - Nick Card канала Current Archaeology
Видео Ness of Brodgar: as it stands - Nick Card канала Current Archaeology
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