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Bibliography

Taylor, Alice [princip. invest.], and Matthew Hammond [co-invest.], The people of medieval Scotland 1093–1371, Online: King's College, London, University of Glasgow, University of Edinburgh, ?–present.

Citation details
Work
The people of medieval Scotland 1093–1371
Place
Online
Publisher
King's College, London • University of Glasgow • University of Edinburgh
Year
?–2024
Description
Abstract (cited)
The database contains all information that can be assembled about every individual involved in actions in Scotland or relating to Scotland in documents written between the death of Malcolm III on 13 November 1093 and Robert I's parliament at Cambuskenneth on 6 November 1314. The bounds of the kingdom of the Scots changed during this period; for the sake of consistency, the database covers all the territory that had become part of Scotland by the death of Alexander III. (This means that the Isle of Man and Berwick are included, but Orkney and Shetland are not.) Also, the database is not simply a list of everyone who is ever mentioned. It is designed to reflect the interactions and relationships between people as this is represented in the documents.
Subjects and topics
Headings
medieval Scotland 11th century 12th century 13th century 14th century record sources for Scotland
Keywords
prosopography