Dun Beath

Dun Beath is a historic archaeological site located on the Isle of Lewis in Scotland. It features remains of ancient fortifications called a "dun," which were built by early inhabitants for protection and settlement. These structures typically date back to the Iron Age or earlier, serving as strongholds or community centers. Today, Dun Beath provides insights into the lives of early Scottish communities, illustrating their defensive strategies and settlement patterns. The site is significant for understanding prehistoric and early historic times in the region.