Dunadd: An Early Dalriadic Capital

Alan Lane · Ewan N Campbell

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Historical and Archaeological Studies Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies Scottish History and National Identity

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Dunadd is a fortified hilltop site in Argyll, Scotland. It was the royal center of the early Scots in the kingdom of Dal Riata. Reports and documents resulting from excavations carried out between 1980-81 by Dr A. Lane of the University of Cardiff are archived with the Archaeology Data Service and are available for downloading.

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