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Preview	Category	Catalogue Number	Collection	Title	Date	Level
	Photographs and Off-line Digital Images	O 1314 PO		One of two photographs of the carved side of stone, Broch of Gurness, Aikerness.		Item Level
	Photographs and Off-line Digital Images	O 1315 PO		One of two photographs of the carved side of stone, Broch of Gurness, Aikerness.		Item Level
	Photographs and Off-line Digital Images	O 1539 NC	General Collection: Newscuttings	Newscutting 'The Orcadian' 26.11.36	26/11/1936	Item Level
	Prints and Drawings	ORD 18/8		Pictish Symbol Stone. Drawing PSAS 101, fig.1	1968	Item Level
	Prints and Drawings	DC 11455 PO	Records of North of Scotland Archaeological Services, Orkney, Scotland	Measured drawing of Pictish symbol stone, Broch of Gurness, Aikerness.	1987	Item Level
	Photographs and Off-line Digital Images	D 7734	Records of North of Scotland Archaeological Services, Orkney, Scotland	Pictish symbol stone, Broch of Gurness, Aikerness.	1977	Item Level
	Photographs and Off-line Digital Images	D 7735	Records of North of Scotland Archaeological Services, Orkney, Scotland	Pictish symbol stone, Broch of Gurness, Aikerness.	1977	Item Level
	Photographs and Off-line Digital Images	D 7736	Records of North of Scotland Archaeological Services, Orkney, Scotland	Pictish symbol stone, Broch of Gurness, Aikerness.	1977	Item Level
	Prints and Drawings	DC 11455	Records of North of Scotland Archaeological Services, Orkney, Scotland	Measured drawing of Pictish symbol stone, Broch of Gurness, Aikerness.	1987	Item Level
	On-line Digital Images	SC 1070755	Records of North of Scotland Archaeological Services, Orkney, Scotland	Measured drawing of Pictish symbol stone. Published as Gurness Fig.2.51	1987	Item Level
	Photographs and Off-line Digital Images	H 98101 CS	Papers of Dr J N Graham Ritchie, and Dr Anna Ritchie, archaeologists, Edinburgh, Scotland	Aerial view of the broch of Gurness.		Item Level
	Photographs and Off-line Digital Images	H 98102 CS	Papers of Dr J N Graham Ritchie, and Dr Anna Ritchie, archaeologists, Edinburgh, Scotland	The stair within the broch wall as discovered by the poet, Robert Rendall, at the broch of Gurness in the 1920s.		Item Level
	Photographs and Off-line Digital Images	H 98103 CS	Papers of Dr J N Graham Ritchie, and Dr Anna Ritchie, archaeologists, Edinburgh, Scotland	General view of the broch of Gurness, looking south-east.	5/1988	Item Level
	Photographs and Off-line Digital Images	H 98104 CS	Papers of Dr J N Graham Ritchie, and Dr Anna Ritchie, archaeologists, Edinburgh, Scotland	General view of the broch of Gurness, looking south-east.	5/1988	Item Level
	Photographs and Off-line Digital Images	H 98105 CS	Papers of Dr J N Graham Ritchie, and Dr Anna Ritchie, archaeologists, Edinburgh, Scotland	The interior of the broch of Gurness, looking east.	5/1988	Item Level
	Photographs and Off-line Digital Images	H 99106 CS	Papers of Dr J N Graham Ritchie, and Dr Anna Ritchie, archaeologists, Edinburgh, Scotland	View through the entrance into the interior of the broch of Gurness.	5/1988	Item Level
	Photographs and Off-line Digital Images	H 98107 CS	Papers of Dr J N Graham Ritchie, and Dr Anna Ritchie, archaeologists, Edinburgh, Scotland	The surviving top of the wall of the broch of Gurness, showing the double-skin construcyion.	5/1988	Item Level
	Photographs and Off-line Digital Images	H 98108 CS	Papers of Dr J N Graham Ritchie, and Dr Anna Ritchie, archaeologists, Edinburgh, Scotland	The outer earthworks around the broch of Gurness on the west.	5/1988	Item Level
	Photographs and Off-line Digital Images	H 98109 CS	Papers of Dr J N Graham Ritchie, and Dr Anna Ritchie, archaeologists, Edinburgh, Scotland	The interior of the broch of Gurness, looking south towards the entrance.	5/1988	Item Level
	Photographs and Off-line Digital Images	H 98110 CS	Papers of Dr J N Graham Ritchie, and Dr Anna Ritchie, archaeologists, Edinburgh, Scotland	The interior of the broch of Gurness, showing the jambstone and bar-hole at the entrance.	5/1988	Item Level
	Photographs and Off-line Digital Images	H 98102 (D) CS	Papers of Dr J N Graham Ritchie, and Dr Anna Ritchie, archaeologists, Edinburgh, Scotland	The stair within the broch wall as discovered by the poet, Robert Rendall, at the broch of Gurness in the 1920s.		Item Level
	Photographs and Off-line Digital Images	H 98111 CS	Papers of Dr J N Graham Ritchie, and Dr Anna Ritchie, archaeologists, Edinburgh, Scotland	The external domestic settlement around the broch of Gurness on the south.	5/1988	Item Level
	Photographs and Off-line Digital Images	H 98112 CS	Papers of Dr J N Graham Ritchie, and Dr Anna Ritchie, archaeologists, Edinburgh, Scotland	The view from the broch entrance southwards along the approach path.	5/1988	Item Level
	Photographs and Off-line Digital Images	H 98113 CS	Papers of Dr J N Graham Ritchie, and Dr Anna Ritchie, archaeologists, Edinburgh, Scotland	The Pictish cellular house rebuilt to the north of the broch of Gurness.	5/1988	Item Level