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Rabbit Holes of Early Medieval Scotland

Fiona Campbell-Howes

All the stuff I'm researching for my PhD on early medieval Moray and Nairnshire.

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Latest Issues

Recent posts by this newsletter. Browse the email archive.

Uncovering Ros and Moreb: A talk for NOSAS

Just a quick post this time to let you know about a talk I gave to the North of Scotland Archaeological Society (NOSAS) on Thursday night, and which is now on YouTube.

19 days ago
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Auldearn: A place-name mystery revisited

Hello! I’m back after a very long break from this Substack, during which I researched, wrote and submitted my MA dissertation. So the MA is now all done, and I’m just awaiting my final grade.

2 months ago
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The pierced Anglo-Saxon coins of Moray: A clue to early lordship?

(NOTE: With thanks to Adrián Maldonado for making the time to talk to me about the Elgin coin, and for sending me some much-appreciated background material.)

8 months ago
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I'm giving an online talk on the 16th Feb

If you enjoy this blog, you may be interested in an online talk I’m giving in a couple of weeks’ time.

10 months ago
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  • Fiona Campbell-Howes

    MA History (Medieval Studies) student at the University of Birmingham, taking an interdisciplinary approach to researching early medieval Moray in Scotland.

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