Scotland's Geomythography (Aug)

In Scotland’s Geomythography, Stuart McHardy introduces readers to geomythography, a groundbreaking approach that intertwines folklore, history, archaeology, place-name studies and landscape analysis. This method reveals the enduring relationship between Scotland’s people, its natural environment and the rich narratives of its pre-Christian and later traditions.

McHardy teaches a course on this subject at Edinburgh University and brings his expertise to this accessible and thought-provoking guide. Perfect for history enthusiasts, folklore lovers and those captivated by Scotland’s cultural heritage, this book offers fresh perspectives for both locals and visitors seeking to deepen their understanding of Scotland’s landscapes.