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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  11 May 2017

Edited by
Steven Boardman ,
John Reuben Davies  and
Eila Williamson
With contributions by
Thomas O. Clancy ,
Sally Crumplin ,
Fiona Edmonds ,
James E. Fraser ,
Joanna Huntington ,
Karen Jankulak  and
Jonathan M. Wooding
Steven Boardman
Affiliation:
Reader in Scottish History, University of Edinburgh
John Reuben Davies
Affiliation:
Dr John Reuben Davies was Research Fellow in Scottish History, University of Edinburgh - now at University of Glasgow.
Eila Williamson
Affiliation:
Editor of the Innes Review, c/o University of Edinburgh
Thomas O. Clancy
Affiliation:
Professor of Celtic
Sally Crumplin
Affiliation:
Research Assistant for the Sites and Monuments Record of Aberdeen City Council
Fiona Edmonds
Affiliation:
Lecturer in Celtic History at the University of Cambridge; Fellow of Clare College
James E. Fraser
Affiliation:
Lecturer in Early Scottish History and Culture
Joanna Huntington
Affiliation:
Leverhulme Early Career Fellow
Karen Jankulak
Affiliation:
Lecturer in Medieval History
Jonathan M. Wooding
Affiliation:
Director of the Centre for the Study of Religion in Celtic Societies

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