Barnhouse Settlement, Archaeological site in United Kingdom
Barnhouse Settlement is located near the Stones of Stenness.
A Neolithic village dating back to 3000-2500 BCE.
It offers insights into domestic life during the Neolithic age.
Listed as a scheduled monument, archaeology enthusiasts visit the site.
Features a structure believed to be a communal building.
Location: Orkney Islands
Location: Stenness
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