Archaeological notes on early Scotland : relating more particularly to the Stracathro district of Strathmore in Angus ; also some account of local antiquities and place names, with map, plan, and appendix (1896)
theirfusion produced the Scottish people as we know them ;how the Celtic clan communities were displaced bySaxons and Normans under a territorial system; and ARCHAEOLOGICAL NOTES. 33- how the lowland speech became entirely changed.This sketch of onr early history must here close ; myobject in… … SOME LOCAL ANTIQUITIES. +^ THE CATTEETHUNS. 7[HE many speculative researches heretofore intoVV the origin, name, and uses of this famous strong-hold, appear to us needlessly recondite, because, to theordinary antiquarian all these points now seem fairlyapparent; nor does the silence of written…
Archaeology · Names, Geographical
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