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Just watched this Fiona. Really fascinating presentation. The whole talk was food for thought but I particularly enjoyed the potential links with Thorstein and Sigurd. Looking forward to hearing more!

Never trust the national trust

Excellent video, thank you.

That was absolutely terrific, I had no idea that these towns had been planned and that this had survived . Also importing wine into the Northeast way back then. John should have his own television series.

Fascinating

Fascinating, great to have more light shed on this area.

Brilliant video

Has the elevated farm of Rhynie above Loch Eye, the largest expanse of fresh water in the Easter Ross peninsula, been investigated as a possible site of secular power in Easter Ross?

Excellent discussion on a little known subject, thank you for sharing this

There is so much going on these days to reveal the past of the Pictish culture. This is work that really does push the doors open a little further. THank you very much.

This is fascinating. I write from the suburbs of Chicago, having just watched your presentation. Some of my ancestors hail from the Buckie/Lossiemouth area, so you just may be talking about the earliest ancestors of my ancestors here! 😂 I am curious about what makes a Pict a Pict. I always assumed it was a religious affiliation, and the Picts went away with the advent of Christianity. I guess I was wrong! So now I’m very curious! I’ll follow you on substack!

Too many "ah's"to listen. Great subject, poor speaker.

The plain stubby cross without a top shaft looks like thors hammer

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Excellent

Very interesting

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I'd love the author to explain his chart at 42 minutes showing all of the Viking graves (with pins) that are in Moray, Banff and Buchan - it is widely known (e.g. Graham-Campbell et al) that there are no viking graves below the Black Isle (with a curious, debatable example at Ballindalloch, which is now believed to not be Viking); so how could Maldonado have a chart with dozen(s) of Viking graves?! Surely if these aren't Viking graves it is problematic for his theory.... 😕

There’s a star map on that stone, rings true!

The mix of aerial and ground level photos greatly help in understanding the site.

Why wud anyone care about this rock

i wonder, you don’t hit the holes?

I believe it was the inspiration behind the "Holly stone of Clonrichert"

Hollow

It's a ringing stone.... Cameraman wont shut up.

Outstanding video

Some spots it hurts the stone some spots it tickles? Jk

Like a handpan/drum that's fell out of tune, or maybe bigger hands would use it in their laps luke a hang drum,

Scientists smacking things, that’s what I’m here for.

The first rock star.

Where's it at?

It's my understanding that a futhorc inscription was found on one of the pieces of this hoard, something like ᚹᚫᚷᚱᚫ. Has any runologist done a professional transcription/translation yet?

That was beautiful, thank you. And the feathering on the staves! ❤️ The daisy wheel may be apotropaic?

I don't suppose you have any of the stalker's paths built by lord tweedsmouth, I was a ghillie many years ago and the pony had to be taken over a zigzag road from the narrows at the top end of loch malardoch at the end of glen cannich, you could see the dry stone walls to support the path then you came to a flat area and then round a corner and the Corrie wall opened up in front of you with a road blasted or hand cut?, Around the Corrie, the pony didn't like the sections that had slipped, you came out on the affric side at the old steel boundary fence with the gate still in place then down towards Chisholm bridge, this was all part of tweedsmouths sporting estate

The Gaelic etymology of "tinker" is questionable.

I want to listen to this, but the constant mouth click sounds are too distracting, unfortunately.

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Pretty sure tink is the noise one makes

It was the HITTITES PEOPLES WHO FIRST DISCOVERED WORKING WITH METALS, THEY WERE FROM WHERE TURKEY IS KNOW AND LEBANON , BLACKSMITHING discovered first in 1500 B.C , MY FAMILY'S WERE BLACKSMITHS AND HORSE SHOE MAKERS AND DEALING WITH HORSES,

I have an 11th century, bronze Yazidi cult fire bowl from Kurdistan. On its base; The daisy wheel.

Very interesting presentation. Where does the picture on the right at 48:30 come from?

Absolutely fascinating. It is amazing how discoveries are linking together in new ways that could not have been put on maps in the early mediaeval. A great time to learn!

Just a thought try hitting where the holes are.. maybe that's what ther for...