List of oldest buildings in Scotland

Columns: Building | Location | Council area | First built | Use | Notes
Broch of Gurness | Evie | Orkney | 60 AD or older | Settlement | Oldest confirmed dates are Roman pottery from 60 AD and radiocarbon dates for the late first century | Dun Mor Vaul | Tiree | Argyll and Bute | 60 AD | Dun | The original structure dates to c. 445 BC . A fragment of a Roman glass bowl made in the Rhineland between AD 160 and 250 was discovered in the interior | Broch of West Burrafirth | East of Sandness | Shetland | 100 AD or older | Broch | The stone stands eight or nine courses high for much of the circumference | Dun Fiadhairt | Duirinish , Skye | Highland | 200 AD or older | Broch | A clay model of a bale of wool , believed to be Roman , may reflect trade between the two cultures although a Roman fleet is known to have circumnavigated Scotland in the 1st century AD | Edin 's Hall Broch | Abbey St Bathans | Scottish Borders | 100-140AD | Broch | Broch believed to have been constructed between the two Roman occupations of southern Scotland , on the site of a much earlier fort | Broch of Borwick | Yesnaby | Orkney | 200 AD ? | Broch | On a cliff promontory , the seaward wall is badly eroded

Example questions:
What old Scottish building is in the council area whose administrative centre of the area is Newtown St Boswells ? | When was the old Scottish building first built that is roughly 28 metres in diameter ? | When was the old Scottish building first built whose site is managed by Historic Environment Scotland as a scheduled monument ? | What is the location of the old Scottish building where tradition holds that it was for several centuries the seat of Clan MacKinnon ?

Answers:
Edin 's Hall Broch | 100-140AD | 100 BC | Strathaird , Skye