Towers of the North: The Brochs of Iron Age Scotland (3000 BC - 200 AD)

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  @HistoryTime · 7 years ago (edited) · pinned

  - Watch my latest history documentary here:-<br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c3Hq6UaFQqk">https://youtu.be/c3Hq6UaFQqk</a><br><br>If you like what you see here please consider donating to the Caithness Broch Project so we can bring history to life and help preserve our common heritage! Just a few days left to donate! Every little helps! <a href="https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/lets-build-a-broch">https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/lets-build-a-broch</a>

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  @Pontusky · 7 years ago

  I came to this video after watching a video on Hadrians wall by History channel where one &quot;expert&quot; describe what must have been going through the Barbarians minds when they saw Hadrians wall and thought it must been built by Aliens. There was no one mentioning that these &quot;Barbarians&quot; had been building giant stone buildings for thousands of years.

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  @archenema6792 · 7 years ago

  Good brochs make good neighbors, and good Scottish History videos keep Cumbria and Carlisle safe for another spring. We accept this excellent video in lieu of this year&apos;s cattle protection payment.

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  @BeautifulShaving · 5 years ago

  Why couldn&apos;t I have seen this video 2 years ago?!? I would have gladly donated to Let&apos;s build a Broch project! :(

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  @FlashPointHx · 7 years ago

  its an impressive statement of human nature that people can survive and flourish even in some of the more remote and barren land out there.

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  @thegreenmage6956 · 7 years ago

  It took me to about the 3 min mark to realise this wasn&apos;t a professional production. That&apos;s quite impressive.

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  @dazuk1969 · 5 years ago

  I spent a week camping up the west coast of Scotland a few years back. Including a couple of nights on the Isle of Skye. I saw and explored a Brock on the coastline. It was in ruins, only a few feet of stone remained and i didn&apos;t really understand what i was looking at. I thought it was a small castle of some kind as the layout confused me. Now i understand what it was...so thank you. Scotland is a deeply mystical and beautiful country.

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  @NFTeve · 4 years ago (edited)

  I never was into history, but I find your voice, the music and the footage very calming! Thanks! I watched them all 3x each

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  @Artur_M. · 7 years ago

  Fascinating topic I knew practically nothing about.

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  @momzilla9491 · 7 years ago

  I just saw that Scotland is building a new Broch! &nbsp;I hope you will keep us up to date!

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  @coyotefire69420 · 7 years ago

  &quot;Shes got large tracts of land!&quot; I think of Monty Python every time you say Tracts of land haha

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  @jamienelson3470 · 7 years ago

  This was remarkable! I&apos;m going to watch it a second time. Every video you make is fascinating to me, but as I said, this was just remarkable. Thank you for &nbsp;enriching my life with your productions.

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