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cato sands Sanday Orkney Islands .Possible Bronze age habitation site

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This blog has been created by The University of the Highlands and Islands Archaeology Institute, in beautiful Orkney. We aim to add features and news about our work on the islands and further afield on a regular basis. Main author: Sean Page. Contact e-mail: archaeology@uhi.ac.uk Click here to send us an e-mail. We would love to hear from you. Enjoy !

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