Icon version of the Flipboard logoNews (South Africa)World Cup hosts Japan move to best ever world ranking position - SABC News - Breaking news, special reports, world, business,sabcnews.com - Liezl Zunckel Rugby World Cup hosts, Japan, have moved to a best ever seventh place on the world rankings after advancing to the quarter-finals of the event. Japan …
Chris Mavflipped into Archaeology and HistoryIcon version of the Flipboard logoArchaeology Lidar Technology Spots Archaeological Sites in Scotland - Archaeology Magazinearchaeology.org - Jessica E. Saraceni GLASGOW, SCOTLAND—BBC News reports that 1,000 possible archaeological sites have been identified on Arran, an island off the coast of Scotland, with …
Grand Ole Opry Home, Home on the Clyde, by James Pattersonworldliteraturetoday.org - www.worldliteraturetoday.org Seeking to understand the fascination with America and cowboys that courses through a Scottish subculture, a Canadian writer joins a gun club for its …
Dennis Phillipsflipped into Science & ArchaeologyArchaeology Worlds Apart - Archaeology Magazinearchaeology.org - MARLEY BROWN Artificial islets called crannogs, which dot the cold loch waters of Scotland and Ireland, were once thought to have been used as defensive …
The Independentflipped into SportsTyphoon Hagibis Japan vs Scotland: The Brave Blossoms have once again knocked rugby off its axis – and made more history in the processindependent.co.uk - Alan Dymock What a watershed moment for the game. It’s the greatest rugby shock since, well, the last time the Brave Blossoms knocked us all off our axis. Japan …
Fox Sports Australiaflipped into Rugby UnionRugby Union History as Japan beat Scotland in epic to set up quarter-final showdown with the Springboksfoxsports.com.au - Christy Doran History has been made after host-nation Japan made the knockout stages for the first time after holding on to beat Scotland 28-21 in Yokohama. The …
News (Scotland) I’m stressed by Brexit, but I’m glad I get to see it from Scotlandthenational.scot - Assa Samake-Roman LAST month, I celebrated my first anniversary of my moving back to Scotland. What a curious time to pick, as an EU citizen, to come to live in the …
SerenBlodwenflipped into Psychology Sociology HistoryNews (Scotland) Exposing Scotland’s historical links to slaveryscotsman.com - Shan Ross Running desperately across the windswept wilderness of a Highland glen, hampered by their long, flowing 18th century tartan dresses, the two black …
Taylor Wrayflipped into MY READSGenealogy How to get started with Ancestry Research with Ken Nisbet of the Scottish Genealogy Societyspreaker.com - Lisa May Young History, #ancestors, #ancestry, #family, #familyhistorysocieties, #familytree, #genealogist, #genealogy, #history, #kin, #roots, #scottish, …
David Jrflipped into World Tourism And Travel NewsScotland Tourism bosses invest £1m to take US visitors back in time on Outlander tourexpress.co.uk - Paula Murray TOURISM bosses have launched a new marketing offensive in North America in a bid to lure over Outlander fans. Last year Scotland saw almost 500,000 …
ReutersClimate Change Climate change erodes Scottish historyReuters - Thomson ReutersAncient British structures older than the pyramids are being threatened by climate change, experts have warned, as rising sea levels, heavier rainfall and severe weather events endanger Scotland's archaeological
The New Zealand Heraldflipped into New Zealand Herald TravelNew South Wales The best cultural cruise ship excursionsnzherald.co.nz - Tiana Templeman Go ashore and explore cultural and historical richness of Australia and New Zealand, urges Tiana Templeman New shore excursions that venture off the …
The Daily Recordflipped into SportSport (UK) The San Marino statistics that Scotland can't risk changing in Euro 2020 qualifierdailyrecord.co.uk - Gabriel McKay The minnows haven't won in 15 years and haven't scored a goal for two. It's safe to assume that there won't be much of a crowd at Hampden Park when …
The Scottish Sunflipped into The Scottish SunScotland Scotland equal their worst ever losing sequence in Euro 2020 qualifying campaignthescottishsun.co.uk - Mark Walker SCOTLAND have equalled their worst ever losing run sequence in what has been the worst qualifying campaign in their history. Steve Clarke's side …
Film (UK) The Driftlist.co.uk - Deborah Chu Heartbreak and rage collide in Lavery's deep dive into the roots of intergenerational trauma In The Drift, spoken word performer Hannah Lavery's …
The Scotsmanflipped into Scotsman LifestyleHalloween Quiz: How much do you know about Scotland's spooky past?scotsman.com - Rhona Shennan With Halloween right around the corner, are you getting into the spooky spirit? Scotland boasts a gruesome history, with creepy hauntings and a …
The Scotsmanflipped into Scotsman PoliticsConstruction Fortifications from the Siege of Leith and 200 bodies to be unearthed during Edinburgh’s tram extension excavationscotsman.com - Conor Matchett Around 200 bodies, a Second World War air-raid shelter and fortifications from the Siege of Leith are expected to be uncovered during the …
The Scotsmanflipped into Scotsman SportScottish Football Stephen Halliday: John Smith’s passing is a sad loss to Scottish gamescotsman.com - STEPHEN HALLIDAY Scottish football lost another link to a less confrontational and more gentlemanly past with the passing of John Smith at the age of 77 last week. The …
SGflipped into Scottish IndependenceNews (Scotland) A Declaration for Independence, 2019bellacaledonia.org.uk It is the sovereign right of the Scottish people to determine the form of government best suited to their needs. (A Claim of Right for Scotland, …
Reuters UKClimate Climate change endangers Scotland's archaeological treasuresReuters UK - George SargentORKNEY, Scotland (Reuters) - Ancient British structures older than the pyramids are being threatened by climate change, experts have warned, as rising sea levels, heavier rainfall and severe weather events
News (Scotland) Airborne laser scan reveals Arran's 1,000 ancient sitesbbc.co.uk - BBC News A "cutting-edge" archaeological project has discovered about 1,000 sites of interest on Arran including prehistoric settlements and medieval farmsteads.
The Scotsmanflipped into Scotsman LifestyleScotland 16 of the darkest urban myths from Scottish history - and their chilling originsscotsman.com - Rosalind Erskine Scotland is full of mysterious urban legends, from ancient history to island folklore. With a long history of storytelling, it can sometimes be hard …
New Zealand Rugby Japan v Scotland: Jamie Joseph hits out at a lack of respect for host Rugby World Cup teamstuff.co.nz - Marc Hinton in Tokyo The Rugby World Cup has seen unprecedented match cancellations due to the threat of Super Typhoon Hagibis. Jamie Joseph is fair bristling. If his …
News (Scotland) Scotland's Insider Guide: Dumbartonthenational.scot - Marianne Taylor YOU can’t miss Dumbarton: the dramatic volcanic rock that dominates the town can be seen for miles around, making it a landmark for Glaswegians as …
Edinburgh Bodies to be exhumed as work on £207m Edinburgh tram extension starts next monthheraldscotland.com - Alistair Grant Officials expect all construction work to finish in summer 2022, with passenger services timetabled to begin in spring 2023. The long-running public …
News (Scotland) Listed status for A9's 'quake-proof' Kessock Bridgebbc.co.uk - BBC News The Kessock Bridge in the Highlands has been given listed building status.
Athenaflipped into SCOTLAND TRAVELArt The Great Hall Ceiling at the National Portrait GalleryAtlas Obscura Sprawled across the Great Hall ceiling are various constellations and images relating to the zodiac. At the center of the Scottish National Portrait …
M.H.D.flipped into D's Mil HistoryMilitary History How a Nazi Submarine Slipped Into a British Naval Based and Sunk a Battleshipnationalinterest.org - Warfare History Network Under the cover of darkness and the northern lights.Key point: Breaching the British base had been an unrealized German dream, until now...In October …
The TelegraphTyphoon Hagibis Exclusive: England's Rugby World Cup 2019 clash with France to be moved to Oita because of Typhoon HagibisThe Telegraph - By Mick ClearyIn a dramatic turn of events as Super Typhoon Hagibis heads straight towards landfall in Tokyo on Saturday, Rugby World Cup has taken the unprecedented step of re-locating England’s final Pool C game France
Chris Mavflipped into Archaeology and HistoryArchaeology Excavators Return to 18th-Century Pub Site in Scottish Highlandsarchaeology.org BRORA, SCOTLAND—According to a report in The Scotsman, a team of researchers under the direction of archaeologist Warren Bailie of GUARD Archaeology …
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