Dun Troddan: Non-invasive survey

Tanja Romankiewicz; Ian Ralston

Dun Troddan: Non-invasive survey

Research output: Other contribution

Abstract

A non-invasive survey (photographs and levels) of Dun Troddan broch was undertaken in September 2012. The recorded profile intimates but cannot prove, that previous interpretations of the site may not relate to primary features of the broch. An invasive investigation is needed to clarify this issue.

Original language	English
Type	Report on archaeological fieldwork
Media of output	Annual journal
Publisher	Archaeology Scotland
Number of pages	2
Edition	Vol.13 New Series
Volume	DES 2012
Publication status	Published - 2013

Publication series

Name	Discovery and Excavation in Scotland
Publisher	Archaeology Scotland
Volume	13 (New Series)
ISSN (Print)	0419-411X

1 Conference contribution

Revisiting Glenelg a century after Alexander O Curle: Reconstructing brochs in treeless landscapes
Romankiewicz, T. & Ralston, I., 31 Dec 2021, Gardening time: Monuments and landscape from Sardinia, Scotland and Central Europe in the very long Iron Age. Stoddart, S., Aines, E. D. & Malone, C. (eds.). Cambridge: McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research, p. 65-74 (McDonald Institute Monographs: Conversations).
Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference contribution

Open Access
File

1 Public Engagement – Media article or participation

Radio Participation: BBC Radio Shetland: A History of Shetland - The Story of Brochs
Tanja Romankiewicz (Speaker)
1 Feb 2017
Activity: Participating in or organising an event types › Public Engagement – Media article or participation

Cite this

@misc{4973713028a241f089eda0a7d94e61c8,

title = "Dun Troddan: Non-invasive survey",

abstract = "A non-invasive survey (photographs and levels) of Dun Troddan broch was undertaken in September 2012. The recorded profile intimates but cannot prove, that previous interpretations of the site may not relate to primary features of the broch. An invasive investigation is needed to clarify this issue.",

author = "Tanja Romankiewicz and Ian Ralston",

year = "2013",

language = "English",

volume = "DES 2012",

series = "Discovery and Excavation in Scotland",

publisher = "Archaeology Scotland",

edition = "Vol.13 New Series",

type = "Other",

}

TY - GEN

T1 - Dun Troddan

T2 - Non-invasive survey

AU - Romankiewicz, Tanja

AU - Ralston, Ian

PY - 2013

Y1 - 2013

N2 - A non-invasive survey (photographs and levels) of Dun Troddan broch was undertaken in September 2012. The recorded profile intimates but cannot prove, that previous interpretations of the site may not relate to primary features of the broch. An invasive investigation is needed to clarify this issue.

AB - A non-invasive survey (photographs and levels) of Dun Troddan broch was undertaken in September 2012. The recorded profile intimates but cannot prove, that previous interpretations of the site may not relate to primary features of the broch. An invasive investigation is needed to clarify this issue.

M3 - Other contribution

VL - DES 2012

T3 - Discovery and Excavation in Scotland

PB - Archaeology Scotland

ER -

Dun Troddan: Non-invasive survey

Abstract

Publication series

Fingerprint

Research output

Revisiting Glenelg a century after Alexander O Curle: Reconstructing brochs in treeless landscapes

Activities

Radio Participation: BBC Radio Shetland: A History of Shetland - The Story of Brochs

Cite this