Preface
Peter Davey and David Finlayson – p. i
Changing Landscapes of the Isle of Man
Richard C. Chiverrell – pp. 1-9
Manx Sculptured Monuments and the Early Viking Age
Ross Trench-Jellicoe – pp. 10-34
Manx Place-Names: An Ulster View
Kay Muhr – pp. 36-52
Emerging from the Mist: Ireland and Man in the Eleventh Century
Sean Duffy – pp. 53-61
Watch and Ward on the Isle of Man: The Medieval Re-occupation of Iron Age Promontory Forts
Andrew Johnson – pp. 63-80
At the Crossroads of Power and Cultural Influence: Manx Archaeology in the High Middle Ages
Peter Davey – pp. 81-102
A Brief Encounter: The Duke of Atholl and the Isle of Man 1736-1764
Ros Stott – pp. 104-113
Manx Farming Communities and Traditions: An Examination of Manx Farming between 1750 and 1900
Chris J. Page – pp. 115-135
Manx Folklore: A Changing or Continuous Tradition?
Yvonne Cresswell – pp. 137-150
‘The Devil once a Fiddler Made’: The Connection between Manx, Scottish and Norwegian Fiddle Music
Fenella C. Bazin – pp. 151-160
The Isle of Man – In the British Isles but not Ruled by Britain: A Modern Peculiarity from Ancient Occurrences
Sybil Sharpe – pp. 161-172
Securing the Future for Manx Gaelic
Philip Gawne – pp. 173-183