From the ancient Picts to the Stuart Kings, the Scots have had an undeniable impact on the British Isles throughout the Middle Ages. The directories below will lead you to sites that examine Scottish History in medieval times.
Photos of the historic town of St, Andrews, Scotland, including images of its castle and cathedral ruins.
The Ruthwell Cross is a powerful religious symbol, a marvelous work of Anglo-Saxon art, and a significant source of literary and historical evidence.
A short but growing index of maps pertinent to medieval Scottish history, compiled by your guide.
Extensive multi-page overview of Scottish history from its earliest origins to modern times, by Peter N. Williams. Chapters 2 through 6 apply to the medeival era.
Covering events from 76 to 1595 C.E., this timeline includes calendar dates and is heavily hyperlinked to more useful information, both at Rampant Scotland and elsewhere on the web.
This friendly site focuses primarily on locations of interest, especially castles, stone circles, and gravesites. Nicely done by C.Garner & P.Wright.
Articles on medieval Scottish history, names, clothing and literature, compiled by Sharon L. Krossa.
This site, edited by Robert M. Gunn, provides several articles on Scottish history during the Middle Ages.
Well-annotated, multi-page chronology at Britannia Internet Magazine.
