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J. McCrindle

The Firth of Clyde and its Edible Fishes [Summary only]

Zoology, Recent (Social)

TDGNHAS Series III, 20 (1935-36), 35(WARNING very large file size: 60.71 MB)

Abstract

After describing the physiography of the sea bottom between Arran and the mainland, the tides and the currents, he gave an account of the spawning grounds of the herring and sketched their life history. He then showed how they were fished, and went on to

D. Caldwell

The Firth of Clyde in the Mediaeval Period - a clash of cultures? [Lecture to the Society, 1st December, 2006]

Proceedings, Mediaeval

TDGNHAS Series III, 81 (2007), 138(2.95 MB)

Abstract

The speaker noted that it is reasonably obvious to many that the two sides of the Firth of Clyde, the coast of Ayrshire on the one hand and Kintyre on the other, are two different worlds. This was not always the case. What is more, the flow of ideas and o