This talk was delivered on Thursday 12 March. Our speaker was Professor Richard Oram, University of Stirling.

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Culture Perth & Kinross in partnership with Historic Environment Scotland are delighted to be hosting ‘Rethinking Medieval Kingship, Heritage and

Emigration was a process that was fundamentally defined by family. The decision to migrate was often made for the long-term well-being of the family, and travelling as a unit was a distinct experience...

Christopher Whatley is Emeritus Professor of Scottish History at the University of Dundee (c.a.whatley@dundee.ac.uk). Part of his published work has been on popular protest in Scotland. His most recen...

This blog post was written by Professor Carl Griffin, Visiting Professor at UHI and Professor of Historical Geography at the University of Sussex. Carl is also a lead on the 'Resistance to improvement...

Early modern ambassadors bore eyewitness to the most intimate moments of royal family life, reporting back to their princes on hangovers, quarrels, illness, birth and death. Yet, largely unremarked...

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We invite you to join us on Monday 27 October at 7pm to hear Dr Lucy Dean and Dr Nicola Martin introduce their books.

Join us for a series of foodie events, showcasing the very best locally-sourced beef and lamb at venues throughout Dornoch this October.