Skara Brea, Orkney’s Neolithicc Village, Scotland | lost civilization | Stone Age | neolithic age

Skara Brae is an archaeological site in Orkney that shows the remains of a Neolithic village. It was probably inhabited between 3200 BC and 2200 BC. There are eight houses that are linked together by a series of low passageways. The houses are made of stone and each one is just one single room with furniture such as beds and dressers.
The Story Behind Orkney’s Skara Brae

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