Could These Scottish Island Ruins Be Viking Remains? | Extreme Archaeology

The team travel to the Shetland Islands to visit a remote outcrop known as the Kame of Isbister that has a series of enigmatic structures. They are the first archaeological team ever to investigate the crumbling headland, and with the fast rate of erosion possibly the last. They hope to prove the...

48 min - Archaeology & Mysteries - Absolute History

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