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archive of
excavations ****ociated with Lane & Campbell, Dunadd: An
early Dalriadic capital at
Glasgow University Dept. of
Archaeology Proceedings of the...
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undoubtedly acquired longships from the
Norse they defeated, the
ships of the
Dalriadic Scots and
Irish and
Islesmen predate the
Viking longships and knarrs,...
- 1974. ISBN 0-7011-2040-1 Lane, Alan & Campbell, Ewan, Dunadd: An
early Dalriadic capital,
Oxbow Books, Oxford, 2000. ISBN 1-84217-024-4 Sharpe, Richard...
- of
Orkney probably provided the
Picts with a
comfortable living. The
Dalriadic Gaels began to
influence the
islands towards the
close of the Pictish...
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accounts of Dál
Riatic migration to
Scotland from Ulster". "[S]tories of
Dalriadic origins cannot be held to be
worthy of
acceptance as history",
Sally Foster...
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confirms the
Irish Celtic Christian missionaries, prin****lly
through Dalriadic Gaels prior to
Norwegian rule.
Historian Joseph Anderson noted in his...
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Retrieved 23
October 2018. Alan Lane and Ewan Campbell, Dunadd: An
early Dalriadic capital (Oxbow Books, Oxford, 2000). Lathe, Richard; Smith, David, "Holocene...
- Mull and Skye, in the
Inner Hebrides. Po****r
tradition gives the clan a
Dalriadic Gaelic origin. The 19th-century
historian W. F.
Skene named the clan as...
- from
Suibhne O'Neill, a
Scottish chieftain from Argyll. A
mixture of
Dalriadic Gaels and Nor**** they came to
Ulster as gallowgl****es. Some Mawhinney's...
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Lords governed. It was more like the
Celtic kingdoms of
Ireland and the
Dalriadic Kingdom from
which it evolved.
Local chiefs elected by
their clan made...
