Alba: Celtic Scotland in the Middle AgesEdward J. Cowan, Russell Andrew McDonald Tuckwell Press, 2000 - 282 pagina's This volume commemorates, complements and, in several aspects, revises, some of the findings of W.F. Skene's Celtic Scotland published over a century ago. It examines various aspects of the history of Celtic or Gaelic-speaking Scotland from the sub-Roman period to the 16th century. |
Inhoudsopgave
The Invention of Celtic Scotland | 1 |
A Record of Pictish | 24 |
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A. A. M. Duncan Abbey abbot Aberlemno Adomnán Ailred Aird Alba Alexander Anderson Angus Annals appears Appin Argyll Atholl Badenoch battle battle of Dunnichen Beauly Bridei brother Caithness Caledonians Campbell Castle Celtic Scotland Cenél Cenél Loairn century charter Chron church Cistercian Dál Riata daughter David death Donald Balloch Dugald Duncan and Brown Dundrennan Dunnichen Earl Colin earl of Ross earldom early Edinburgh evidence Ewen Farquhar Firth Fortriu G. W. S. Barrow Gaelic Galloway Godfrey granted Highland History Holyrood Huntly Ibid Inverness Ireland Irish Isles James John MacDonald king of Scots kingdom Kings and Kingship lands later Loch Lochaber lord of Lorn lordship of Lorn MacDougall MacHeth Mael Malcolm Malcolm MacHeth marriage Medieval Melrose Moray Norse northern Northumbrian Olaf Orkneyinga Saga Pictish Pictland Picts Place-Names political probably province Ranald reform Rievaulx royal Scottish seems Sellar Skene Somerled Stewart Stringer suggests territory Ulster Walter Welsh Whithorn