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English: Scotland Beyond The Sea: a detail from the Matthew Paris map of Britain, c.1250 Paris was a Benedictine monk of the abbey at St. Albans. He died in 1259.
The Scottish heartland (Alba) is perceived as an almost separate island reached by Stirling Bridge and situated beyond the Firth of Forth and an unidentified firth in the west. Mediaeval English chroniclers refer to the Firth of Forth as 'the Scottish Sea'. Scotland north of the Moray Firth (seemingly confused with the River Tay) is shown pointing eastwards to Scandinavia; an error copied from Ptolemy's map from the 2nd Century AD. This image is annotated on its description page at Commons. |
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- Art in Medieval Scotland
- Bernicia
- Childhood in Scotland in the Middle Ages
- Christianisation of Scotland
- Christianity in Medieval Scotland
- Competitors for the Crown of Scotland
- Cé (Pictish territory)
- Davidian Revolution
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- Economy of Scotland in the High Middle Ages
- Economy of Scotland in the Middle Ages
- Education in Medieval Scotland
- Fife
- Fortriu
- Geography of Scotland in the Middle Ages
- Gododdin
- Government in medieval Scotland
- History of Scotland
- Kingdom of Alba
- Kingdom of Cat
- Kingdom of Scotland
- Kingdom of Strathclyde
- Kingdom of the Isles
- Kingdom of the Rhinns
- Lord of Galloway
- Lord of the Isles
- Music in Medieval Scotland
- Outline of the Wars of Scottish Independence
- Parliament of Scotland
- Renaissance in Scotland
- Royal Court of Scotland
- Rulers of Bamburgh
- Scandinavian Scotland
- Scotland in the High Middle Ages
- Scotland in the Middle Ages
- Scotland in the early Middle Ages
- Scotland in the late Middle Ages
- Scottish Marches
- Scottish literature in the Middle Ages
- Scottish society in the Middle Ages
- Scottish trade in the Middle Ages
- Second War of Scottish Independence
- Trusty's Hill
- Warfare in Medieval Scotland
- Wars of Scottish Independence
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