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Skara Brae - Europe’s best preserved Neolithic village is older than Stonehenge

Skara Brae in Orkney is one of the most complete Neolithic villages ever found, with stone houses, furniture, passageways, and drainage systems preserved in extraordinary detail. The settlement was ...
The Press and Journal

How new Skara Brae toilets will help Orkney cope with critical loo shortage during cruise ship visits

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The Mirror

Inside the UK's most famous lost city - and why tourists weirdly throw pennies into a toilet

Tourists weirdly throw pennies into a toilet at the UK's most famous lost city on the Orkney islands. It was lived on from between 3100 to 2500BC, and Skara Brae on the Orkney archipelago is one of ...
Daily Record

Tourist blunder at Scots historic site as visitors mistake toilet for wishing well

A Scottish tourist guide has revealed that a 'wishing well' popular among tourists is in fact "an old sewer". Skara Brae is a stone-built Neolithic settlement located on Orkney. Regarded as the ...