Rabbit Holes of Early Medieval Scotland
Fiona Campbell-HowesAll the stuff I'm researching for my PhD on early medieval Moray and Nairnshire.
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Rossia, Rigmonath, Bellethor: Early Gaelic settlements in Pictland?
[UPDATE 12/06/25 Many thanks to all who have commented in various places on my thoughts here. The consensus among toponymists is that 'Rathinveramon' is likely to refer to a specific River Almond and not a generic river confluence - so Inve...
Fathenechten: deciphering a medieval Nairnshire place-name
If you’re a long-time reader of this Substack, you’ll know that a large chunk of my research into the early medieval Moray Firthlands consists of trying to identify and interpret early place-names. And I’m afraid I have yet another place-na...
An overlooked Pictish monastery in the Life of St Columba?
[UPDATE 28/01/25: Many thanks to those who responded to this post yesterday with a couple of counterpoints and some extra information, mainly around the position of Dunadd in the first millennium AD. Geographical modelling by Richard Lathe ...
The meaning of ‘carden’ in Pictish place-names
Place-names are some of the best evidence we have that the Picts of early medieval (c. 400–900 AD) eastern Scotland spoke a Brittonic Celtic language similar to Old Welsh.
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PhD student at the University of Glasgow, taking an interdisciplinary approach to researching early medieval Nairnshire in north-east Scotland.
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