DUN BORAIGE MOR

Euan W. MacKie

NL946476. Though extremely dilapidated and overgrown with turf, the outline of this fort, which stands on a knoll, can be traced together with possible signs of a mural gallery on the northeast. This suggests that the fort Is allied to the ground-galleried brochs, such as Dun Mor Vaul, but the walls are abnormally thin, about 10 feet, when compared with the overall diameter of about 60 feet.

Discovery and Excavation in Scotland 1963, pp. 20–21

Beveridge, E. (1903) ‘Tiree and Coll’. p. 78.