- Mousa is the finest and the best preserved broch in the world and can be accessed by a short ferry run from Sandwick.
- Mousa Broch has been one of the constants throughout Shetland’s history, so it’s unsurprising that the broch features in at least two Norse sagas.
- Broch of Mousa (or Mousa Broch) is a preserved Iron Age broch or round tower. It is on the island of Mousa in Shetland, Scotland.
- The Broch of Mousa was discovered in the modern era, but its origins trace back to the Iron Age, around 300 BC.
- The Mousa broch features prominently in two Norse Sagas, one about a man who finds it hard to retrieve his captive mother from the fortress, and one about a...
- 5 bin görüntülemeYayınlandı9 Oca 2017Bulunamadı: shetland
- Discover Mousa Broch, Scotland’s best-preserved broch, featuring in two Norse sagas.Bulunamadı: shetland
- Mousa Broch enlarge Mousa Broch One reason that Mousa survives so well might be that the diameter is slightly smaller in than others and that its walls are...
- In the shadowy realms of the Shetland Islands, Mousa Broch stands as a haunting testament to ancient legends and eerie sagas.
- We visited Mousa on a beautiful sunny day and were very impressed. 2,500 years old and the only Broch in this condition in Shetland - it’s amazing.
- The Broch of Mousa is a well-conserved Iron age Broch. It was built in 100 BC on an Island in Shetland.
- Historian David Ross looks at Mousa Broch in Shetland, with a history of the broch, what to see, and nearby historic places to visit.
- Mousa Broch'u ( İngilizce : Broch of Mousa veya Mousa Broch ) , Shetland'daki İskoç adası Mousa'nın tarih öncesi bir kulesidir ve tarihi muhtemelen MÖ 300 ile 100 yılları...
- The broch at Mousa comprises a drystone tower, about 15m in diameter preserved to a height of 13.3m.