Sunday Times wherewasi

[shoogs]

Has anyone managed it this week?

I've managed to work out the name of the cottage but cannot unscramble the letters to get the 10000 plus capacity ancient monument. Any help?
Think it might be something museum

[polldancer]

Which letters have you got? From what you say I guess that you have at least two Ms, a U and an N.

The answer is not a museum, but the 2 museums mentioned in the text have a common theme.

[shoogs]

The letters I've got are
B R A U S Y M I R U N M and the last one I'm not sure about

[polldancer]

PS If you indicate any missing letters together with those you have in the order they are mentioned in the puzzle then it will be easier to see if you have any wrong. E.g. the 4 letters I suggested above would give:
? ? ? ? ? U N ? ? M ? ? M

[polldancer]

Sorry, didn't see your reply before I posted my PS. The letters you are all correct: you're just missing the letter from clue four (sixth letter of second village, home to second museum).

[shoogs]

and that's the one I can't work out. I want to say Tyneham

[polldancer]

You're rumbling too far from the little cottage. The museum village is only a mile south of it.

[shoogs]

I'm none the wiser. Nearest place is Bovington Camp and the letters do not accord with those I have. Will have to leave it as need to get on with other things. Thanks for the hints

[roboanna]

for the final clue , the two dashes can I think represent the morse code for M and given the first museum is The Royal Signals

[shoogs]

i've got that but i can't fathom out the anagram!

[OldTimer2]

The answer is an anagram of BRAUSUNGYMIRM

[dizzyduck]

Try this http://anagram-solver.utsire.com/bruasungymirm

[shoogs]

Thank you oldtimer and dizzyduck - I have just let out an extreme expletive - thank you all so much - i even think i've been there!