Gordon Noble is a leading British archaeologist whose work delves into the Neolithic period of Scotland and the early medieval kingdoms of Britain and Ireland. His research explores how ancient peoples shaped their environments and how those environments, in turn, shaped them. He particularly examines the use of natural resources like timber and stone, uncovering their symbolic significance in early societies. Noble's scholarship offers a compelling look into the lives of our ancestors and their intricate connections with the landscape.
This is an introduction to the Picts, for the general reader and historian alike, by leading experts. Based on evidence from recent excavations of major Pictish sites, as well as the latest historical research, this book offers a new viewpoint on a critical but little-known era of Scotland's... číst celé
Groundbreaking book featuring the latest research on the Picts edited by two of the most eminent scholars in the field and featuring contributions from a number of acclaimed experts.