The Northumbrian settlements in Galloway and Carrick: an historical assessment

Daphne Brooke (Author)


Keywords:
Church, Settlement
Period(s):
Northumbrian, Anglian, Medieval

Abstract


The Anglian settlements dating from the Northumbrian supremacy in Galloway and Carrick are traced from place-names, church dedications, and supporting historical, topographical and archaeological material. Their grouping reveals three `shires' with some identified boundaries. These territories appear to have co-existed with British occupied areas, presumably under tribute. Medieval place-name forms are listed in an appendix, and appendices also give the corresponding forms of British, Scandinavian and selected Gaelic place-names.

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Published
30-11-1992
How to Cite
Brooke, D. (1992). The Northumbrian settlements in Galloway and Carrick: an historical assessment. Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, 121, 295–327. https://doi.org/10.9750/PSAS.121.295.327
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