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The Mediaeval Castles Of Skye And Lochalsh Roger Miket David L Roberts

Name: The Mediaeval Castles Of Skye And Lochalsh Roger Miket David L Roberts
SKU: BELL-5126718
Price: 31.00 USD
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The Mediaeval Castles Of Skye And Lochalsh Roger Miket David L Roberts instant download after payment.

Publisher: Birlinn Ltd

File Extension: PDF

File size: 54.32 MB

Pages: 116

Author: Roger Miket, David L. Roberts

ISBN: 9781841586137, 1841586137

Language: English

Year: 2007

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The Mediaeval Castles Of Skye And Lochalsh Roger Miket David L Roberts by Roger Miket, David L. Roberts 9781841586137, 1841586137 instant download after payment.

In this book, the castles of Hebridean myth and story are brought to life in a scholarly yet easy-to-read text. Roger Miket explores the history and architecture of the settings associated with blood-curdling dramas such as the murderous goings-on at Dun Sgaith or the far-fetched yarns of Saucy Mary and Cu Chulainn. Many of the castles are shown in reconstruction and all the architectural descriptions are fully illustrated making them clear to both expert and amateur historians. Together with the earlier broachs and duns, the castles are the principal material survivals of the great pageant of Hebridean history.