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Rossia, Rigmonath, Bellethor: Early Gaelic settlements in Pictland?
In which I investigate three intriguing places named in the tenth-century Life of St Cathroe.
Jun 7
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Fiona Campbell-Howes
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Rossia, Rigmonath, Bellethor: Early Gaelic settlements in Pictland?
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March 2025
Fathenechten: deciphering a medieval Nairnshire place-name
In which I try to figure out what a place-name mentioned in 1150 actually meant
Mar 29
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Fiona Campbell-Howes
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Fathenechten: deciphering a medieval Nairnshire place-name
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January 2025
An overlooked Pictish monastery in the Life of St Columba?
In which I propose that the place-name ‘caput regionis’ referred to Kinneddar in Moray
Jan 27
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Fiona Campbell-Howes
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An overlooked Pictish monastery in the Life of St Columba?
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The meaning of ‘carden’ in Pictish place-names
In which I suggest a link between ‘carden’ names and early medieval hunting grounds
Jan 14
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Fiona Campbell-Howes
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The meaning of ‘carden’ in Pictish place-names
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December 2024
Bonus Hogmanay post: Where was King Bridei's fort?
In which I analyse Adomnán's Life of St Columba for overlooked clues to the location of the stronghold of Bridei mac Mailcon, King of Picts.
Dec 31, 2024
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Fiona Campbell-Howes
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Bonus Hogmanay post: Where was King Bridei's fort?
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An eighth-century royal circuit in Moray and Easter Ross?
In which I examine the possible significance of 'David' sculpture in the Moray Firthlands
Dec 27, 2024
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Fiona Campbell-Howes
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An eighth-century royal circuit in Moray and Easter Ross?
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November 2024
Cantray and Kilravock: The early medieval place-names of Strathnairn
In which I consider what these names might tell us about early medieval settlement along a stretch of the River Nairn
Nov 26, 2024
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Fiona Campbell-Howes
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Cantray and Kilravock: The early medieval place-names of Strathnairn
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October 2024
Uncovering Ros and Moreb: A talk for NOSAS
The findings of my MA research, using distribution maps to illuminate the political geography of the Moray Firthlands from 700–900 AD.
Oct 26, 2024
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Fiona Campbell-Howes
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Uncovering Ros and Moreb: A talk for NOSAS
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September 2024
Auldearn: A place-name mystery revisited
In which I take a new look at this puzzling place-name, and come to an unexpected conclusion.
Sep 29, 2024
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Fiona Campbell-Howes
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Auldearn: A place-name mystery revisited
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March 2024
The pierced Anglo-Saxon coins of Moray: A clue to early lordship?
In which I investigate whether a series of ninth-century coin finds can tell us anything about the distribution of power centres in early medieval Moray
Mar 17, 2024
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Fiona Campbell-Howes
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The pierced Anglo-Saxon coins of Moray: A clue to early lordship?
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January 2024
I'm giving an online talk on the 16th Feb
Come and hear me talk about the landscape context of Sueno's Stone
Jan 27, 2024
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Fiona Campbell-Howes
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I'm giving an online talk on the 16th Feb
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December 2023
An early Christian burial ground at Knockando?
In which I go in search of the lost early medieval ecclesiastical site of ‘Pulvrenan’
Dec 16, 2023
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Fiona Campbell-Howes
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An early Christian burial ground at Knockando?
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