Friday, 30 November 2012
Book Week Scotland: Òra na h-Anshocair
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The prayers in Carmina Gadelica often reflect the everyday fears and worries of the islanders. The following extract contains the prayer as ...
Thursday, 29 November 2012
Book Week Scotland: Murmur-bird
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Carmina Gadelica contains a vast amount of notes as well as the prayers, songs and poems collected from the Highlands and Islands of Sco...
Wednesday, 28 November 2012
Book Week Scotland: Hairy Tooth Fairy
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A child losing a tooth is one of life's milestones and along with it comes the tradition of the tooth fairy. In Carmina Gadelica , Al...
Tuesday, 27 November 2012
Book Week Scotland: The Dancing Dairymaid
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ook Week Scotland continues with two entries about one woman from Carmina Gadelica. These demonstrate well the personal details which Al...
Monday, 26 November 2012
Book Week Scotland: Carmina Gadelica
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Book Week Scotland takes place this week, so we thought we'd mark it with excerpts from the extraordinary creation that is Carmina Gade...
Tuesday, 20 November 2012
Objects in Focus: Spindle and Whorls
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Continuing on from the carding combs, this blog will highlight two objects used in the next step towards producing cloth: the spindle and wh...
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Thursday, 15 November 2012
Bait Holes in the Hebrides, and beyond
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Toll sollaidh : man-made holes in rocks on the shore where fishermen would pound their bait. Carmichael writes about them on Carmina Gade...
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