This chapter focuses on the second research question: ‘how can typological studies bring new perspectives to the established conservation of broch ruins?’. Figure 4.1 shows a case for a deeper analysis of the potentials to improve conservation. The research started by analyzing the present situations of brochs, as they are mostly ruins, and discovered the need for interpretations. With the help of the subtypes and regional models described in Chap. 3 , this chapter discusses the frameworks of interpretive conservation for broch conservation practices.