Review of Scottish Culture

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No. 29 (2024): Review of Scottish Culture

Published: 05-Aug-2024

Welcome to the Review of Scottish Culture, supported by the European Ethnologival Centre at the University of Edinburgh. We explore and showcase Scotland’s rich culture heritage, in all its diversity and range, nationally and internationally. The journal encourages multi and interdisciplinary research on the ethnology of Scotland, and welcomes new submissions.

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“Are You Quite Sure They Gave You Them All?”John Edward Crombie and the Personal Papers of the Rev. Walter Gregor (1825-97)

Mastrick An eighteenth-century Aberdeenshire laird’s house

“Fleeting Lives” The diary of William Allison of Malletsheugh, Mearns and Thorn, Bearsden, and other farm diaries

Stills, Shielings and Retting Ponds Survey and Excavation at the Camp Shiel Burn, Peeblesshire, Scottish Borders

A Hebridean Plough-type

Romancing Stirling A case study on the cumulative impacts of local tradition, popular literature and tourism on archaeological interpretation

Robert Burns’s Friend Robert Cleghorn in his Cultural Context

The Waterston Manuscripts The Accumulation of Traditional and Popular Melodies in an Edinburgh Mercantile Family from Enlightenment to Empire. A Preliminary Survey

Albion as a role model Scottish folk religion, humour and upbringing in works by Ferenc Baráth

Re-viewing failure William McGonagall as Macbeth at the Theatre Royal, Dundee, 1858

“Wha would ha’e thoucht it, Stockings would ha’e boucht it?” Clocks in the Nineteenth-Century Scottish Public Imagination.

Sally the Soft Toy Seal Connection and Communication in a North-East ‘Oil Family’

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