(I) Skara Brae is a Neolithic settlement located in Orkney, off the northern coast of Scotland. (II) It is the best-preserved Neolithic village in Western Europe, dating from before the construction of Stonehenge's stone circle. (III) Modern Orkney relies heavily on renewable energy, generating more electricity from wind and tidal power than the islands consume. (IV) To date, archaeologists have excavated eight interconnected stone houses at the site, each linked by covered passageways. (V) Although Skara Brae's exact dates are debated, excavations suggest the site was inhabited from around 3180 to 2500 BCE.
Neden?
Paragraf baştan sona Skara Brae'nin Neolitik bir yerleşim olarak konumunu, korunmuşluğunu, kazılan yapılarını ve tarihlendirmesini anlatır. Modern Orkney'in rüzgâr ve gelgit enerjisiyle tükettiğinden fazla elektrik ürettiğini söyleyen cümle ise bugüne ve tümüyle başka bir konuya kayar.
PARALLEL BASE · Q79