_340 Boreray "Boreray is an island of almost 500 acres in area. Artifacts dating back at least 5000 years have been discovered here, including ancient standing stones and burial grounds. \r\n\r\nIn around 1460, Boreray was acquired by Clan MacLean of Ardgour after it was lost by Lord MacDonald of Sleat in a game of draughts. The MacLeans remained until around 1810, when the island was divided into twenty crofts." OliviaO Community Immovable Heritage Community SOUND "Boreray is an island of almost 500 acres in area. Artifacts dating back at least 5000 years have been discovered here, including ancient standing stones and burial grounds. \r\n\r\nIn around 1460, Boreray was acquired by Clan MacLean of Ardgour after it was lost by Lord MacDonald of Sleat in a game of draughts. The MacLeans remained until around 1810, when the island was divided into twenty crofts." Audio "" Audio "Boreray, St Kilda, from the sea. Sheep are still grazing on this seemingly inaccessible rock. Stone-built cleitean were constructed on the top, which is accessible from slightly less precipitous slopes." image/jpeg UIG Historical Society Image 57.7103559533171 -7.290647507761607