Dr. John Clague Department of Earth Sciences, Simon Fraser University Eskers These are sort of sinuous ridges, sort of snake-like ridges of gravel and if you live on the Canadian Shield or in the Prairies you have probab

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Dr. John Clague Department of Earth Sciences, Simon Fraser University Kame Terraces The terrace on which the McCallum archaeological site is located is called a kame terrace – this is a geological term for a surface (o

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• Geography
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• Kame
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• Kame delta
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• Haggis
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Manx Notes[removed]TH E R OB ER T G A W N E C OL L EC TI ON OF M A N X F OL K SO N G * The principal manuscript source that A.W. Moore drew on in Manx Ballads and Music[removed]was one gathered together by Robert Gawn

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• Manx language
• A.W. Moore
• Thomas Edward Brown
• Isle of Man
• Clague
• Celtic languages
• Europe
• Celtic culture

Manx Notes[removed]) “ TA K I N G D OW N M U SI C I N TH E D OR I A N M O D E I S N OT SO EA SY A S I T L OOK S” P . W . C A I N E[removed] – [removed]A N D M A N X F OL K S ON G * “Taking down music in the D

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• Isle of Man
• Sophia Morrison
• Music of the Isle of Man
• Deemster
• Manx language
• Shimmin
• Clague
• Manx
• John Gill
• Celtic languages
• Manx music
• Celtic culture

Manx Notes[removed]) “ TH E P L OU G H M A N I N W I N D - SW EP T F I EL D S” TH E F OL K SI N G ER S F OU N D B Y D R J OH N C L A G U E * In 1913, Sophia Morrison wrote that “[t]he Ven. Archdeacon of Mann has h

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• Manx culture
• Clague
• Manx music
• Manx National Heritage
• Manx language
• Ballasalla
• Rushen
• Sophia Morrison
• Celtic culture
• Celtic languages
• Isle of Man

Manx Notes[removed]) “ R E E! B EN J U A N TA M M Y” ( ‘ R U N ! J O H N TOM M Y’ S W I F E’ ) * “Ree! Ben Juan Tammy” (‘Run! John Tommy’s Wife’) is a Christmas-tide processional custom known to date

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• Clague
• Manx culture
• Europe
• Elections in the Isle of Man
• Celtic culture
• Isle of Man
• Thomas Edward Brown

Manx Notes[removed]M A N X N A TI ON A L A I R S TH E L OST W OR K O F D EEM STER J . F . G I L L A N D D OC TO R J OH N C L A G U E * Many will be familiar with Manx National Songs[removed]and maybe, less so, with

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• Manx people
• Judges
• Judiciary of the Isle of Man
• Deemster
• Manx law
• Sophia Morrison
• Clague
• Music of the Isle of Man
• Gill
• Celtic languages
• Celtic culture
• Isle of Man

Manx Notes[removed]) “ TH E TU N E S W ER E M Y A B SOL U TE P R OP E R TY” TH E A F TER L I F E O F TH E C L A G U E TU N E B OOK S * In 1935, the Journal of the Manx Museum mentioned that “[f]our books in which

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• Sophia Morrison
• Clague
• Manx language
• Music of the Isle of Man
• Archdeacon of the Isle of Man
• Celtic languages
• Celtic culture
• Isle of Man

Manx Notes[removed]F A T H ER R I C H A R D H EN EB R Y A N D J OH N S TR A C H A N A S C OL L EC TOR S * “I had A long talk in the summer with A Catholic Priest and he could read my manx writing very well and prono

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• Clague
• Manx language
• Faragher
• Zeitschrift für celtische Philologie
• Isle of Man
• Celtic culture
• Indo-European languages
• Europe