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ultra-nohai · 1 year ago

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CD1 01 SIGNUM What You Got 4 Me (Original Mix) 4:33 02 DA HOOL Meet Her at the Loveparade (Radio Edit) 3:34 03 CHERRYMOON TRAXX The House of House (Original Radio Edit) 3:27 04 VIRTUAL ZONE Heaven 4:14 05 COMMANDER TOM Are Am Eye? (Single Edit) 3:27 06 MON A Q Stay in Love (Dance Radio Mix) 4:55 07 NIELS VAN GOGH Pluverturm (Radio Edit 1) 3:55 08 KLUBBHEADS Turn Up the Bass (Original Mix) 3:52 09 MOTORCYCLE As The Rush Comes 3:33 10 VERACOCHA Carte Blanche (FM Radio Edit) 3:26 11 DJ ROSS Emotion (Phonomatika Radio Edit) 4:15 12 CLUBRAIDERS Move Your Hands Up (Radio Mix) 3:59 13 PREZIOSO ft. MARVIN Emergency 911 (Radio Edit) 4:24 14 M.P. GANG Future Gun (Paulsander Radio) 4:04 15 KAI TRACID Liquid Skies (Video Cut) 3:54 16 REFLEKT ft. DELLIRE BASS Need to Feel Loved (Radio Edit) 3:17 17 ALEXIA Summer is Crazy 4:22 18 THE FREE Lover on the Line 3:54 19 EMBARGO! Blackout (Radio Edit) 3:50 20 DADDY DJ The Girl in Red (Chico & Tonio ft. J&B Radio Edit) 3:42 21 BINARY FINARY 1999 (Kaycee's Radio Edit) 3:08

CD2 22 TOKYO GHETTO PUSSY ft. CANDY Fly Me to the Moon (Radio Edit) 3:56 23 DJ VALIUM Go Right For (Radio Edit Mit Vocals) 3:11 24 TENESSEE Tell Me (Radio Version) 3:56 25 ANTARES Ride on a Meteorite (DJ Nefi Remix) 4:34 26 ABSOLOM Secret (Radio Edit) 3:15 27 GIGI D'AGOSTINO Bla Bla Bla (Original Radio Cut) 3:14 28 SYSTEM ONE Secret Love (Radio Edit) 3:50 29 CARAMELL Ooa Hela Natten! (A.T Mix) 7:24 30 DEEPLESS Fairytale 5:32 31 VAFFANKULO Think of You (Especial DJ Mix) 4:47 32 JX There's Nothing I Won't Do (Original Edit) 4:31 33 DE PICCOLO ft. DJ E-MAXX Living on Video 4:27 34 DJ SAMMY ft. CARISMA Prince of Love 3:30 35 GAIA Tuvan (Radio Edit) 3:40 36 NOYZE Stay with Me (Pulse Radio Mix) 3:48 37 ATB Let U Go (Airplay Edit) 3:35 38 COSMIC GATE The Drums (Video Mix) 3:37 39 RUI DA SILVA ft. CASSANDRA Touch Me (Radio Edit) 3:34 40 GABRY PONTE Got to Get (Don Don) Remix (Radio Edit) 4:49 41 DJ KLUBBINGMAN ft. TRIXI DELGA Love Message (Klubbstylers Tech Cut) 3:27 42 STORM Storm (Radio Edit) 3:32

#trance #trance vortex #y2k #y2k aesthetic #webcore #2000s #y2kcore #2000s aesthetic #compilation #eurodance

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kevindurkiin · 5 years ago

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Tomorrowland Drops Full 2020 Lineup

As promised, the complete Tomorrowland lineup has just dropped all at once with no phases or teases! There are six HUNDRED artists playing this year across both weekends!

Pretty much name a DJ, and there’s a significantly good chance they’re playing this year. Use “Find In Page” to easily locate below any DJ you’re curious about, and get ready for one (or two) of the best weekends of your life!

The Belgian & Worldwide Presale begin tomorrow, Saturday, January 25 on www.tomorrowland.com. General ticket sale begins February 1.

TOMORROWLAND LINEUP

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&Me 2ManyDJs 3 Are Legend A Local Hero A-Trak A.R.T. Act of Rage Adam Beyer Adaro ADIN Adriatique Afro Bros Afrojack Agents Of Time (live) Ahl Iver Airod Airwave Al Twisted & Rob Da Rythm Albin Meyers Alesso Alle Farben Alok Alwys Late Aly & Fila Aly & Fila b2b Paul Thomas (UV set) Amare Ame Âme b2b Rodhad Amekmar Amelie Lens Andhim Andrea Damante Andrew Rayel Andromedik ANDY SVGE Anfisa Letyago Angemi Angerfist Anhatema Animal Holocaust Animato AniMe ANNA ANOTR b2b Toman Ariel Vromen Armin van Buuren Artbat Astrix Atmozfears Audiotricz Axel Haube Axwell Ayahuasca b2b ChaosX B Jones B-Front B-Kay Bakermat Bart & Baker Basement Jaxx Bass Modulators Bassjackers Bassjackers vs Quintino Basstripper Basswell Becky G Becky Hill (live) Bedouin Belben & Arnaud Boatpeople Ben Klock Ben Nicky Benny Benassi Berg Billx Björn Grimm Blaster Blastoyz BLVCKPRINT Bonzai All Stars Boris Brechja Borokov Borokov Bram Delux Brian Cross Brian Cross vs Jerry Davila & Pelos Brohug Brooks Bruno Martini Bryan Kearney Bubba Butch Camelphat Capoon Carl Cox Carlos Bayona Caspar Caspar & Don Cabron Cat Dealers Cellini Cemode & Mr Grammy Cham Chica Gang

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Chime x Franky Nuts x Oliverse Chocolate Puma Chris Lake Chris Stussy b2b Prunk CID Cirez D Claptone Cloonee Comrad & Yves V (& Friends) Conro Coone COSMIC Cosmic Gate Crack-T Crankdat Curtis Alto D-Block & S-Te-Fan D-Nox & Beckers D-Sturb D-Wayne b2b Vito Mendez D.O.D Da Hool Da Tweekaz Daddy K Danger Hardcore Team (DJ Set) Daniel Busser Danny Avila Danny Howard Dark-E Dash Berlin Dave Lambert Dave Lambert & Tach Crémer David Guetta Dax J b2b Kobosil De Jeugd Van Tegenwoordig De la Pena & Brossi Delafino & Luna Fino Delafino vs Gee Demi Kanon Dennis Cruz Destructive Tendencies Deterrent Man Detest Detlef Deuxfwa Devin Wild Diego Miranda Digital Punk Dillon Francis Dimatik Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike Dimitri Wouters Dino Lenny Disco Dasco Discobaar a Moeder Dixon DJ Allures & A-Tom-X DJ Flash DJ Ghost DJ Isaac DJ Jan DJ Kat DJ Licious DJ MIMI DJ Policy ft Burd & BeatFox DJ Rino DJ Seinfeld DJ Tom & Saxy Mr S DJ Ward DL Dom Dolla Don Diablo Donelly & Seelen Dope D.O.D live Dosschy Double Pleasure Double-U Dr Phunk DRIGAO & IAMGUNZ DRS Duck Sauce Eats Everything eDUB EDX Einmusik Ekali Emanuel Satie Endymion Enrico Sangiuliano Eptic Eric Prydz presents HOLOSPHERE Estasia Estiva Evil Activities Excision Fabio Marcs Faisal & Hakim Farrago Fast Distance Fatima Hajji

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Fedde Le Grand Feder Federico Feest DJ Lucki Luc Ferreck Dawn Ferry Corsten Ferry Tayle vs Dan Stone (Fable Set) Fideles Firaga Fisher Fjaak Flava D Footworxx Militant Crew Four Tet Fox Stevenson Frank Mellemans Franky Kloeck Franky Rizardo Fré Frederico Frequencerz Funkhauser Furax Furyan Fuzz Gareth Emery Gary Beck Geuzz Ghost Rider Gian Varela Gianluca Vacchi Giuseppe Ottaviani – LIVE 3.0 GLXY Goetia Goldfox Gonçalo Goose Gorgon City Grant Greg Dela Greg Lamore vs Jay Lee Hudson Greg S Grum GTA (Latin set) Gunz For Hire Habstrakt Hangar Soundsystem Hard Driver Hatred Hayden James dj Headhunterz Heckman Helena Hauff Henri PFR Hermanos Hernan Cattaneo Herobust b2b Spag Heddy Himperson Hiraeth b2b Shire DnB Holy Goof Horse Meat Disco Hosted by: Steve-D Hot Dub Time Machine Hugel Human Rias Hush Hush Hefner Icicle Ida Engberg Ilan Bluestone Ilario Allicante Iljac Ilkay Sencan Illenium Infected Mushroom – Retro Live Set J. Roots & Hakimm Jackless & The Fox James Marvel Jamie Jones Jan V Jan Vervloet Jan Wayne Jasper Fioole Jauz & NGHTMRE Jax Jones Jebroer Jelle DK Jeroen Meertens b2b Diatonik Jeroen Visser Jesse JNXD Johan Gielen b2b M.I.K.E. Push John O’Callaghan Jones & Stephenson Joris Voorn Joyhauser Kapibara Kas:st (live) Keinemusik (&Me & Rampa & Adam Port) KELTEK

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Kenn Colt Kevin de Vries KEVIN KOFII Key 4050 Kill The Noise Kill The Noise b2b Feed Me Kimman Klangkuenstler Klaps Klaudia Gawlas Klingande live Kobosil Kölsch Konstantin Sibold Koven Køzløv Krankenhaus Selektion Krewella Kris Kross Amsterdam Kryder Kungs Kurt V La Fleur Lady S Laidback Luke Laurent Wery Les Mecs Eclectics Lethal MG Lexx (on) Lexx & Christian82 Liquid Soul Locked Groove Lost Frequencies Lost Frequencies (live) Lovra Low Steppa Luk LunaKorpz M-22 M&T Maceo Plex Macky Gee Mad Maxx Magnificence Makasi Mambo Brothers Man Outta Space b2b Double U Jay MANDY Many Moore Marcel Dettmann Marco Bailey Marco Carola Mark with a K Mark with a K & MC Chucky Markus Schulz MaRLo – Tech Energy Marshmello Martin Garrix Martin Solveig Masai & The Roots Mathame Mathy MATTN Maxim Lany Maximo MC Da Silva Mc Lowqui Mc Mota MC Pyro Meduza Melvo Baptiste Mh!mz Michael Amani Michael Bibi Michael More Milo Spykers Mind Against Mindmistake MistaJam Modestep Monika Kruse b2b Bart Skills Monta Montell 2099 Morten Mosoo Mr E Mr. Pig & Le Twins Murda Beatz Murdër b2b savagery Murdock Naethan Neelix Neophyte Nervo Nervo vs W&W Netsky Nick Bril Nicki Sanchez Nicky Jam Nicky Romero

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Nico Morano Nicola Zucchi Noisecontrollers Nora en Pure Nur Jaber NWYR Oguz Oliver Heldens Oliver Heldens vs Tchami Olivier Giacomotto One87 Oneted Ophidian Optimo Outsiders Pan-Pot Paris Hilton Partyshakerz Pat B Patrice Baumel Paul Denton b2b Liam Wilson Paul Elstak Paul Kalbrenner Pegassi vs Elenore Pegboard Nerds b2b Tokyo Machine Peter Luts Pfirter Philip Lake & Alec Philippe El Sisi & Omar Sherif Phill Da Cunha & Smith Davis Phuture Noize Pierre Pixel Terror Pola & Bryson Pretty Pink Psyko Punkz PTTRN b2b Haissem Purple Disco Machine Q-dance presents 20 Years of Hardstyle Que 9 Quintino R3hab Rachel Green Radical Redemption Rakesh aka Blackjack 9000 RAKKA Ramon Tapia Ran-D Ranji Raw District Reality Test Reaper Recondite live Red Axes Redfield Refuzion Regal Regard Regi Regi b2b Wolfpack Retrospect Revival Reygel & Peri Rezz Richie Gee Riggi & Piros Riot Riton Robbie Rise Robert Abigail Robert Falcon Robin Schulz Rodg Rodhad Roma Ronny Retro Rotterdam Terror Corps Ruben de Ronde Ruben de Ronde & Rodg present TogethRR Rudimental Rusko Ruthless S.P.Y Sakso Sam Divine Sam Feldt Samyn Sandro Silva b2b SaberZ Sandy Warez Santini ft Quatretemps (live) Scooter Sebastien Leger Sefa Sem Thomasson Senses of Mind Seth Hills Severe SHDDR Shei b2b Mastachi . Shimza

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Simon Dunmore Simon Patterson B2B John Askew Skazi Slushii Snelle Sol & Sura Solardo Solarstone Somnia vs Synsun Sonic Solutions Soulcity Sound Of Tomorrow winner Sound Rush Spencer Brown Steam Team Crew Stephan Bodzin Steve Aoki Steve James Sub Zero Project Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano Superstyling (Ravenous & Skyve) SVDDEN DEATH Sven Väth Swift Tale Of Us Tchami Team DAMP Technimatic Tha Playah Thang The Bobmeister The Darkraver The Knightriders The Magician The Noble Six The Opposites The Prophet The Satan The Shapeshifters The Subs The Thrillseekers b2b Factor B Thierry Wonderwarth Thim Tiësto Tijana T Timmerman Timmy Trumpet Tom & Collins Tom Cosyns Toman Track-Thor Trikk Tweekacore Two Pauz Unclesand UNEAK Unicorn on K Used Vandal Vato Gonzalez Victor Ruiz Villain Vincenzo Firenzo Vini Vici Vinny Vintage Culture Vishcale Visionobi Volunt Barbati Vynx W&W Wade Wanton Ward vs Da Rick Warface What u on about crew Whipped Cream Whiteno1se WhoMadeWho Wildstylez Wilkinson Will Sparks Winterclubbing Allstars Wndrlst Wolfgang Sucks Wolfpack Wout X-Ian & Joeri Yamo Yannick Thiry Yellow Claw Young Marco Yves Deruyter Yves V Zany Zatox Zeen & Myer Zfilio & Tim G Zonderling Zyce

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bluebuzzmusic · 5 years ago

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Tomorrowland Drops Full 2020 Lineup

As promised, the complete Tomorrowland lineup has just dropped all at once with no phases or teases! There are six HUNDRED artists playing this year across both weekends!

The Belgian & Worldwide Presale begin tomorrow, Saturday, January 25 on www.tomorrowland.com. General ticket sale begins February 1.

TOMORROWLAND LINEUP

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This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Tomorrowland Drops Full 2020 Lineup

source https://www.youredm.com/2020/01/24/tomorrowland-drops-full-2020-lineup/

#edm #music #music production #music news #edm news

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uss-edsall · 8 years ago

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On This Day In History -- 25 May, 1982

SS Atlantic Conveyor, a cargo ship taken up from trade to carry supplies, helicopters, and Harrier jump-jet fighters for the British Fleet heading to the Falklands, is struck by two Exocet missiles. She is not outright sunk, but she is burnt to the keel. Though the harriers fly off before the attack, all but one helicopter are lost to the flames, and this forces the British to march across the Falklands rather than fly across it.

In this attack, twelve crew, including Captain Ian North, were killed by the Exocets, the subsequent fires, or the frigid sea.

On 28 May, after three days being towed, the ‘bow magazine’ (clusters of bombs she was carrying for the fleet) exploded, finally sinking the ship.

#Falklands War #SS Atlantic Conveyor

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newsglobaltoday-blog · 7 years ago

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Foods that could help fight strokes Video

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phrase, Gwyneth paltrow and Chris martin. A new stu revealing tz power that vegetables may reduce your risk a stroke or heart disease. Our chief medical correspondent Dr. Jen Ashton has all the detas and, D J Ashton, weome from Massachusetts. First and foremostan you tell us about the carotid artery. That’s what it is referencing. Exactly so thistudy is really all about veggies and vascular health and mini med Hool anatomy. The common carotid artery, there’s two of them. They are the major arterie that take oxygenated blood from the heart to the head and neck. Normally W study them in heart disease becau they can be a marker for what’s going on in the blood vessels inur heart and checkhe thiness of those arteries which is not a good thing with a simple ultrasound Bui want to show you what this looks like. I know it’s passover but I’ll show bread. If you imagine this as the carotid artery, you want as much space in here as possible for blood to be able to go through. When it gets thickened, this is kind of what it looks like, less blood, less oxygen going to vital organs including the brain and heart. So good, N good. Striking visual. What can you tell us about this particulartudy and cruciferous vegetables. Looked at just over a thousand women over the age of 70 in Austria. It appeared in “The journal of the American heart association” and it used food questionnaires asking these women, how many servings fruits, vegetables, other foods they ate and then it did at ultrasound toeasure thehickness of the carotid artery and found tt women who ate three or more Servi of certain type of vegetables a day had a 5% drop in the thickness of the artery so they kind of looked like Thi instead of like this. And what kind of vegetables are we talking about specifically and do they have to be prepad a certain way? We’re probably not — we have to doway with the butter and velveeta cheese. They need to B prepared by Wolfgang pk or my friend Alex guaranschell what they found was the cruciferous getables, broccoli, cauliflowerer, cabbage or Brussels sprouts did better than the Orange vegetables, even things like onions or garlic, now we have to caution this showed an assiation and a link, not cause and effect. But there’s theory thathere is these or GOP Ano sulfur compounds thatrotect the vascular system. It’s a link and association but interesting on We know you’re in Massachusetts up there to pull for your daughter playing in a national championship. We send our love.

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archaeoventure-blog · 7 years ago

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This time last week I was dashing about the Caithness wilderness looking at my bucket list of archaeological sites. One of these places was the Acharole ‘stone circle’ which is situated about 5.85 miles (9.41km) to the NNE of the Achavanich burial site. A site which I’ve had my eye on for a long while now…

The short 2.8 mile (4.62 km) length of road along the Acharole burn is littered with prehistoric and historic sites: cairns, hut circles, two brochs, a chapel and burial ground, a watermill or two, as well as a number of ruined and surviving farmsteads. But it was the stone circle and the mysterious non-existent remains of a cist burial that I was here to investigate.

OS Map 1:10,000 scale showing the length of the Acharole road, with the ‘stone circle (rems of)’ in the centre.

I could see the main stone from the road, and short hike through a grassy field later, I was there. Only two large stones of the original ‘stone circle�� survive: one rests on its side, but the other remains upright. What happened to the rest of the stones, if they were ever there, is uncertain. The earliest record of these other stones is in the Caithness OS Name Book of 1871-1873 (vol 12, p. 108) which reads:

“A good specimen of the standing stones of the district – it is about 4 ½ feet high and situated on slight eminence a few smaller ones are near it which have probably been standing at one time – now partially sunk in the ground.”

The upright stone (c) Maya Hoole

The fallen stone (c) Maya Hoole

The two stones side by side, taken from the west facing east (c) Maya Hoole

The two stones that survive are impressive beasts and would have been, by no stretch of the imagination, an easy task to manoeuvre to this position. They have been placed halfway up a gradual slope rising to the north of the Acharole burn on a small flat plateau, which continues to rise beyond.

Cranium from the Acharole beaker burial site (c) Hunterian Museum

I’m particularly interested in this site because of its association with a known beaker burial. The Acharole, Cnoc Sgadain cist was found in August 1904 by a man called Robert Sutherland who was excavating gravel from a pit, near the standing stones. He wanted to use the material to mend the road on the hill at Acharole. He accidentally uncovered a Bronze Age cist containing the skeletal remains of what was believed to be a young male, buried with a complete beaker vessel. The skull was described as “very round” and that the individual would have had a “broad face”, traits considered common among the beaker people. The beaker itself was highly decorated with a mixture of bands containing vertical, horizontal and diagonal lines making a mixture of criss-cross and zigzagging patterns. Unfortunately, due to indelicate handling on removal, the beaker broke into multiple pieces. It has been carefully reassembled and is now cared for by National Museums Scotland in Edinburgh. I was in fact once lucky enough to get a glimpse of it when visiting Dr Alison Sheridan (Principal Curator of Early Prehistory) at National Museums Scotland last year. The skeletal assemblage was analysed by one of the most famous antiquarians active in Caithness at the time – Sir Francis Tress Barry – and is now stored in the Hunterian Museum in Glasgow. My mission was to find evidence of the quarrying activity that revealed the burial and if discoverable, would indicate it’s original location.

The beaker from the Acharole beaker burial (c) Maya Hoole

The cist and the standing stones are linked by a remarkable painting by a local expert in Caithness prehistory who was well-known for his art work and who devoted his life to the exploration and understanding of the counties archaeology: John Nicolson. This image was painted just after the cist was originally discovered. If you look carefully at the painting, in the upper left hand corner you can see two stones, one upright (on the right), the other on it’s side (on the left) – which look exactly like the Acharole standing stones.

John Nicolson’s watercolour of the cist burial found at Acharole in 1904 (c) RCAHMS

I wanted to see if I could find any evidence on the ground of the remains of the quarrying activity that exposed the cist. I wanted to do this because if I could line it up with the stones, I might be able to identify which direction was north in the painting. If I could tell which way was north, then I could tell if the burial layout – and more specifically the position of the body – matched the common layout trend we are seeing across the country for male beaker burials: crouched with knees close to their chest, placed on their left hand side, with their head to the east, facing south/south-east. This is in contrast to female burials which tend to be crouched with knees close to their chest, but placed on their right hand side, with their head in the west, facing south/south-east. This work has been carried out by Alexandra Shepherd who has examined numerous burials from Yorkshire and Aberdeenshire which generally fit this pattern.

It’s difficult to see, but this photograph is taken from roughly the same spot as the painting. The stone (enlarged) can be seen in the top left, and the white area is where quarrying activity can be seen on the ground. (c) Maya Hoole

When I visited the site I found the standing stones at ND 22345 51680; to the south-east of this I found the small mound known as Cnoc Sgadain (a later, lively conversation with my gaelic speaking friend suggest a translation of ‘Cnoc’ – hill/mound and ‘sgadain’ – herring, which may be related to the small size of the hill and the small size of the fish) at ND 22424 51645.

Aerial photograph showing (2008) annotated to show the location of quarrying at Cnoc Sgadain and the Acharole standing stones. The arrow indicates the roughly NW direction that Nicolson was facing when he painted his watercolour.

By examining the location of the cist and the standing stones, and comparing these to John Nicolsons painting, it appears the image must have been painted facing North-west. This means that the individual buried inside was positioned as follows: crouched with knees close to their chest, with their head in the east, and facing south. We can tell this by examining the content of the grave depicted in Nicolsons painting. This is typical of a Shepherd’s male burial pattern, and helps – as I had hoped it would – reinforce the idea that this was indeed a male burial, and that this site fits into the wider burial practice we are seeing across the UK.

So, why am I so interested in this site? Well, I’ll be honest, it is the nearest beaker burial to Ava’s, and I’m keen to see if the two sites have anything in common other than what we already know. Perhaps one day I might be able to source some more funding, and we can investigate the life of this individual as we have Ava’s. But right now, I must get back to writing up our current research and hopefully (fingers crossed) we can revisit this site some day soon.

Sources:

Scottish Places website https://scotlandsplaces.gov.uk/digital-volumes/ordnance-survey-name-books/caithness-os-name-books-1871-1873/caithness-volume-12/111?display=transcription

Canmore website https://canmore.org.uk/site/8804/acharole-cnoc-sgadain

Hunterian Museum website http://www.huntsearch.gla.ac.uk/cgi-bin/foxweb/huntsearch/DetailedResults.fwx?collection=archaeology&searchTerm=B.1922.1

Shepherd A (2012) ‘Stepping out together: men, women and their Beakers in time and space’ in Allan, M J., Gardiner, J., & Sheridan A., Is there a British Chalcolithic? People, Place and Polity in the later Third Millenium, Prehistoric Society Research Paper 4, Oxbow books.

(This book is amazing if you’re interested in this time period by-the-way, and is currently reduced from £45 to £14,95 on Oxbow books – a bargain!)

Newest #blog on the Acharole cist burial, Caithness #archaeology #bronzeage #Avabeakerburial This time last week I was dashing about the Caithness wilderness looking at my bucket list of archaeological sites.

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