- The Ring of Brodgar is on Mainland, the principal island of Orkney, an archipelago which lies off the north coast of Caithness, in Scotland.
- It is possible that the Ring of Brodgar served as an astronomical calendar due to its alignment with the solstices and equinoxes.
- This baked food fills 35 units (3.5%) of the hunger bar, and gives 6 agility and 3 psyche FEPs. Ring of Brodgar also reduces Travel Weariness by a small amount.
- The Ring of Brodgar was built several hundred years after the nearby Stones of Stenness and was one of the last monuments to be erected in Neolithic Orkney.
- Discover Ring of Brodgar in Orkney, Scotland: The true age of this ancient stone circle is unknown, but its stunning vista isn't in question.
- The Ring of Brodgar is a stone circle and henge made up of 21 standing stones (originally 60) and a number laid on the ground, surrounded by a large ditch.
- Most of the well known sites are on Mainland. Maishowe, The Standing Stones of Steness and the Ring of Brodgar are fairly close together.
- The Ring of Brodgar's location, looking south-east along the Ness of Brodgar towards the excavation site and the Stones of Stenness.
- The Ring of Brodgar is an archaeological treasure and without doubt one of the islands' most visited attractions.
- The reasons that Neolithic people built the Ring of Brodgar have been lost to time, but nearby excavations indicate that it was an important ceremonial site.