Quoygrew

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Quoygrew is a medieval Norse farmstead and archaeological site on the island of Westray in Orkney, Scotland, known for its well-preserved remains of rural life and economy.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Norse settlement
archaeological site
medieval farmstead
associatedWith Norse colonization of North Atlantic NERFINISHED
rural households in medieval Orkney
country Scotland
environment North Atlantic climate
coastal location
excavatedBy archaeologists
excavationType research excavation
hasArchaeologicalFeature animal bone assemblages
farmstead buildings
fish bone assemblages
floor deposits
hearths
middens
outbuildings
yard surfaces
hasCulture Norse
hasEvidenceOf changing building layouts over time
dairy production
diet based on marine and terrestrial resources
ironworking
long-term occupation sequence
textile production
trade and exchange
heritageDesignation scheduled monument
knownFor evidence of medieval rural economy
organic preservation in middens
well-preserved rural remains
locatedIn Northern Isles NERFINISHED
Orkney NERFINISHED
Orkney Islands
United Kingdom
Westray NERFINISHED
locatedOnIsland Westray NERFINISHED
mainEconomicActivity animal husbandry
crop cultivation
fishing
mixed farming
seabird exploitation
partOf Norse North Atlantic world NERFINISHED
region Scottish islands
significance important for study of medieval subsistence strategies
key site for Norse rural life in Orkney
usedDuringPeriod Middle Ages NERFINISHED
Viking Age NERFINISHED

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Westray hasArchaeologicalSite Quoygrew