“In course of time Britain received a third race …” or The Peoples of the North
Loch Crinan, gateway to Dunadd, the caput regionis of the Scots of Dál Riata There were four different peoples in Scotland in the early Middle Ages, speaking their own languages, with their distinctive material cultures, myths of origins, religions and ideologies. All have left significant legacies in the history and landscape of Scotland. The … More “In course of time Britain received a third race …” or The Peoples of the North