Dun Borrafiach broch

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Dun Borrafiach broch is an Iron Age drystone tower ruin on the Waternish peninsula of the Isle of Skye in Scotland, notable as a well-preserved example of a Scottish broch.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Iron Age archaeological site
broch
ruined tower
accessibleToPublic yes
archaeologicalInterest Iron Age domestic and defensive architecture
architecturalStyle broch architecture
builtWith local stone
category Archaeological sites in the Isle of Skye
Brochs in the Isle of Skye
Scheduled Ancient Monuments in Highland
continent Europe
country Scotland
culturalContext Iron Age Scotland NERFINISHED
era Iron Age NERFINISHED
function fortified homestead
hasCondition ruin
hasFeature central court
circular drystone tower
intra-mural galleries
stone-built entrance passage
thick defensive walls
hasNameInLanguage Dùn Borrafiach (Scottish Gaelic) NERFINISHED
hasSurvivingWalls yes
heritageDesignation scheduled monument
heritageStatus protected archaeological site
isExampleOf Scottish broch
isOnPeninsula Waternish NERFINISHED
locatedIn Highland NERFINISHED
Scotland
United Kingdom
Waternish peninsula NERFINISHED
locatedOn Isle of Skye NERFINISHED
material drystone
near Stein NERFINISHED
nearestLargeIsland Skye NERFINISHED
notableFor substantial surviving wall height
well-preserved broch remains
overlooks Loch Bay NERFINISHED
partOf Scottish Atlantic Iron Age broch tradition
period Late prehistoric Scotland
region Inner Hebrides NERFINISHED
structureType circular tower house
surroundedBy grazing land
touristAttraction yes
usedFor defensive residence
status symbol dwelling
viewOf Loch Bay and surrounding coastline NERFINISHED

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Waternish hasHistoricSite Dun Borrafiach broch