The Trimontium Trust and the Trimontium Museum Trust Newsletter No. 26: JuneCENTENARY OF ‘A ROMAN FRONTIER POST AND ITS PEOPLE’ (Portraits of Mr and Mrs James Curle by Sir William B Nicholson

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• Scottish Borders
• Scotland
• Iron Age Europe
• Trimontium
• Celtic Britons
• Dere Street
• Selgovae
• Leaderfoot Viaduct
• Antonine Wall
• Scotland during the Roman Empire
• Septimius Severus
• Roman roads in Britain

TW:eed Tetrapod World: early evolution & diversification Newsletter No. 7, May 2014 In late March, Kelly Richards, Janet Sherwin and Tim Smithson did a week of fieldwork in the Scottish Borders.

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• Blue Beach
• Geology of Nova Scotia
• Sarcopterygii
• Rhizodontida
• Lungfish
• Tetrapod

Scottish Borders EXPLORER PASS £15

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• Eildon
• Smailholm
• Scottish Borders
• Dryburgh Abbey
• Jedburgh
• Melrose Abbey
• Dryburgh
• St Boswells
• Walter Scott
• Bemersyde
• Borders Abbeys Way

Accessible Tourism Eildon Holiday Cottages Self-catering, Melrose, Scottish Borders

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Following St. Cuthbert’s Way St. Cuthbert’s Way is one of the most beautiful, varied and enjoyable long distance walking routes in Britain. The route links Melrose in the Scottish Borders, where St. Cuthbert started

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• Long-distance footpaths in the United Kingdom
• Eildon
• St Boswells
• Scottish Borders
• Pennine Way
• Anglo-Scottish border
• Wooler
• Northumberland
• Kirk Yetholm
• Geography of the United Kingdom
• Geography of England
• Counties of England

Event  Rules,  Terms  &  Conditions     Vallelujah   Sunday  29  March  2015   Practice  Saturday  28  March  2015   Selkirk,  Scottish  Borders  

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The Eildons are made up of a triple peak which dominates this area of the Scottish Borders countryside. One of the peaks is thought to have been occupied in ancient times before the Roman invasion and it is possible that

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ST. CUTHBERT’S WAY Notes on multi-use access St. Cuthbert’s Way is one of Scotland’s Great Trails, starting at Melrose in the Scottish Borders and finishing at Holy Island, across the English border in Northumber

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Public and private: National identities in a Scottish Borders community

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Scottish Bor ders Selkirk Scottish Borders

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