Medieval History
Fit for a king ? Dunfermline, the final resting place of Robert the Bruce, staked its claim as the modern home of his legend when the 2011 Bruce Festival was launched in front of its medieval abbey on Tuesday.
This year's line-up has some new additions that will bring the Bruce story to life in dramatic style, placing the event as the focal point for the celebration of one of Scotland's greatest heroes.
Click here to read this article from The Courier
- Appeal To Unearth Truth Of Tottenham?s Links To Scottish King
Bruce Castle Museum in Lordship Lane, Tottenham, may well be sitting on the remains of a manor house once belonging to Robert the Bruce. The Tottenham Manor Rolls ? parchments dating back to the early 14th century and part of the museum?s archives ? show...
- Scottish Town Of Dunfermline To Get Museum, Art Gallery
The Scottish town of Dunfermline, which is known for its medieval heritage, will be receiving £2.8million to establish a new museum and art gallery. This announcement was made earlier this week by the Heritage Lottery Fund, which hopes that this project...
- Moothill At Scone?s Palace About A Thousand Years Old, Archaeologists Find
Archaeologists have discovered that the Moothill built at Scone Palace in central Scotland was built between the late ninth century and early 11th century. The Moothill has been famous for being the site where Robert Bruce was crowned King of Scots in...
- Link Between Templars And Robert The Bruce Called "rubbish"
A book about that claims the Templars joined forces with the Scottish king Robert the Bruce at the battle of Bannockburn in 1314 is meeting criticism from scholars. In his book, The Knights Templar And Scotland, Robert Ferguson claims that many Templars...
- Bruce Mitchell Obits
...
Medieval History
Honouring one of Scotland's great heroes ? 2011 Bruce Festival launched
Fit for a king ? Dunfermline, the final resting place of Robert the Bruce, staked its claim as the modern home of his legend when the 2011 Bruce Festival was launched in front of its medieval abbey on Tuesday.
This year's line-up has some new additions that will bring the Bruce story to life in dramatic style, placing the event as the focal point for the celebration of one of Scotland's greatest heroes.
Click here to read this article from The Courier
- Appeal To Unearth Truth Of Tottenham?s Links To Scottish King
Bruce Castle Museum in Lordship Lane, Tottenham, may well be sitting on the remains of a manor house once belonging to Robert the Bruce. The Tottenham Manor Rolls ? parchments dating back to the early 14th century and part of the museum?s archives ? show...
- Scottish Town Of Dunfermline To Get Museum, Art Gallery
The Scottish town of Dunfermline, which is known for its medieval heritage, will be receiving £2.8million to establish a new museum and art gallery. This announcement was made earlier this week by the Heritage Lottery Fund, which hopes that this project...
- Moothill At Scone?s Palace About A Thousand Years Old, Archaeologists Find
Archaeologists have discovered that the Moothill built at Scone Palace in central Scotland was built between the late ninth century and early 11th century. The Moothill has been famous for being the site where Robert Bruce was crowned King of Scots in...
- Link Between Templars And Robert The Bruce Called "rubbish"
A book about that claims the Templars joined forces with the Scottish king Robert the Bruce at the battle of Bannockburn in 1314 is meeting criticism from scholars. In his book, The Knights Templar And Scotland, Robert Ferguson claims that many Templars...
- Bruce Mitchell Obits
...