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Scenic view of the picturesque Dun Carloway Broch on the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides, Scotland. Brochs are among Scotland's most impressive... more
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60" Diameter Not Including Tassles
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scenic view of the picturesque Dun Carloway Broch on the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides, Scotland. Brochs are among Scotland's most impressive prehistoric buildings and were the precursors of the Medieval Scottish Tower Houses. The world Broch is derived from lowland scots who called forts Brough from the old Norse Borg.
Broch stone roundhouses date from about 2,300 to 1,900 years ago, and are found mainly in north and west Scotland. Dun Carloway Broch was probably built around the time of the Roman occupation in Britain in 43AD and was probably the primary dwelling-places for the principal family in the area. Dun Carloway Broch would have provided some protection against sporadic raiding, but were not purely defensive structure but a focal point for the clan of the area.
Paul E Williams is an international award winning photographer who worked from his studio in Camden London as a still life and food photographer for the top advertising agencies and design groups in the UK, Europe and the USA. Visit photo portfolio site at paulewilliams.com In 2010 Paul E Williams changed direction concentrating on photographing historical places, archaeological artefacts and street photography. Every year Paul Williams travels for 5 months throughout Europe, the Middle East and North Africa in his purpose built expedition Land Rover Defender photographing remote places and peoples returning to his Yorkshire base to process and print his photos through the winter. This site is dedicated to Paul E Williams personal photo...
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