Re: Questions

On Sat, 23 Sep 2006 21:36:38 GMT, "Inger E"
<inger_e.johansson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

When was Orkney first 'colonized' or do someone at least know how old the
oldest known remain of a house is?


http://www.ancient-scotland.co.uk/skarabrae1.html
"Stunningly preserved structures containing stone furniture
(dressers, beds, cupboards) dating back to 3200BC can be seen here.
[ ... ]
There is evidence of habitation before the construction of the
first stone houses which are still visible ... "

It's noted that the Faero Island had lots of sheeps running wild when the
first known ships passed by.
How old is the oldest known artifact found on any of the Faero Island?

Thanks in advance.

Inger E




Eric Stevens
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