Hebridean Archaeological Sites

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Pobull Fhinn, North Uist

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Donald Ferguson

Location: NF 842 650

This is the best-known, most accessible stone circle in the Uists.

It appears to have been constructed on a large artificial platform overlooking Loch Langais, dug in to the hillslope to the rear and built up to the front. The ring itself measures 38m x 28m, with the long axis running approximately east-west. There are about 24 standing stones and boulders surviving in the ring, with a pair of portal stones forming an entrance at either end.

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