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UK Vereinigtes Königreich (Großbritannien u. Nordirland), Royaume-Uni de Grande-Bretagne et d'Irlande du Nord, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Schottland, l'Écosse, Scotland

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ahss - Architectural Heritage Society of Scotland

(E?)(L?) http://www.ahss.org.uk/

albamusic - Schottland-Informationen

(E6)(L?) http://www.albamusic.net/

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bbc - Find your MP: Scotland (Member of Parliament)

(E6)(L?) http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/shared/mpdb/html/region_7.stm

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constructionconfederation - Construction Confederation

(E?)(L?) http://www.constructionconfederation.co.uk/
(E?)(L?) http://www.scottish-building.co.uk/
The Confederation comprises eight constituent organisations:

National Federation of Builders (NFB)
Major Contractors Group (MCG)
National Contractors Federation (NCF)
Civil Engineering Contractors Association (CECA)
Scottish Building Employers Federation (SBEF)
British Woodworking Federation (BWF)
Federation of Building Specialist Contractors (FBSC)
House Builders Federation (HBF)

contemplator - Folk Music of Scotland

(E?)(L?) http://www.contemplator.com/
Folk Music of England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales & America.
Folk and Traditional Music and Popular Songs, with Lyrics, Midi, Tune Information and History behind the folksongs and ballads. Irish, British and American Folk Music including Francis J. Child Ballads and Sea Shanties.

cyndislist - Scotland - Genealogy Sites

(E?)(L1) http://www.cyndislist.com/scotland.htm
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dsl - Scottish Dictionary - Scottish Dictionary

(E?)(L1) http://www.dsl.ac.uk/dsl/
The "Dictionary of the Scots Language (DSL)" comprises electronic editions of the two major historical dictionaries of the Scots language:

the Dictionary of the Older Scottish Tongue (DOST) - contains information about Scots words in use from the twelfth to the end of the seventeenth centuries (Older Scots)
the Scottish National Dictionary (SND) - contains information about Scots words in use from the eighteenth century to the present day (modern Scots)

These are the most comprehensive dictionaries available for, respectively, Older Scots and modern Scots, and are therefore essential research tools for anyone interested in the history of either Scots or English language, and for historical or literary scholars whose sources are written in Scots or may contain Scots usages.

In the DSL, these two dictionaries are being published together in their full form for the first time. Thus, information on the earliest uses of Scots words can be presented alongside examples of the later development and, in some cases, current usage of the same words. In this way, we hope that the DSL will allow users to appreciate the continuity and historical development of the Scots language. By making the DSL freely available on the Internet, we also aim to widen access to the source dictionaries and to open up these rich lexicographic resources to anyone with an interest in Scots language and culture.

dundee - Drawn Evidence

(E?)(L?) http://www.drawn-evidence.dundee.ac.uk/
The Drawn Evidence: Scotland's Development through its Architectural Archives.
A digitised core selection of 10,000 architectural plans, drawings and associated material from collections throughout Scotland. Project funded by RSLP and led by Dundee University Archives.

This website is a virtual archive of Scottish architectural plans, drawings and related material. The archive has been created from collections of architectural material held by repositories throughout the country. It is the culmination of a digitisation project dedicated to addressing the access and preservation issues of architectural archives.

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edinburgharchitecture - Scottish Architects

(E?)(L?) http://www.edinburgharchitecture.co.uk/
Edinburgh Contemporary Architecture: Scottish Architects
Interviews & News pages, a forum for discussion of topical issues, new buildings and masterplans.

This site is about Edinburgh architecture & Edinburgh architects.
The site is a resource and forum for Edinburgh buildings & masterplans.
The site focuses on contemporary architecture and is updated daily.
Intro - Maps - News - Tours - Architects - Jobs - Books - Links - Events - Interiors - Bdg Info - Dining - Glasgow

electricscotland - Schottland-Informationen - Today in History

(E?)(L1) http://www.electricscotland.com/
(E?)(L1) http://www.electricscotland.com/history/today/
informiert über Schottland und die Schotten.

Clans - Tartans - History - Travel - World - The Flag - Search - Business - Lifestyle - Postcards - Shopping - Newsletter - Books - Music - Food & Drink - Family Tree - Poetry & Stories - Desktop - Humour - Forums - Scottish News - Genealogy - Scottish Trivia - Burns - Kids - Games - What's New - Contact Us - Help - Feedback

Today in History - Was geschah am ...? Sehr ausführlich, vorwiegend für den englischsprachigen Raum;

Electric Scotland is a major Scottish history site as well as being the online home of the Ellen Payne Odom Genealogy Library Family Tree newspaper and the Scots Independent Newspaper. We have over 12,000 web pages of information available to view on the history of Scotland, the Scots, Scots-Irish and people of Scots and Scots-Irish descent. We highly recommend using our site search engine above to locate the information you require. Below you will find commentary on our major sections and in our site header you will find links to all our major sections on the site. We provide a Help section containing information on how to best use the site and to answer FAQ's. We hope you enjoy your visit and come back often as we add content to the site pretty well every day

eu - Scotland

(E?)(L3) http://europa.eu.int/abc/maps/regions/uk/scotland_de.htm

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flags - Scotland (United Kingdom)

(E?)(L1) http://www.flags.net/SCOT.htm

folklife - Scotland's culture

(E6)(L1) http://www.folklife.si.edu/CFCH/festival2003/scotland.htm
Through dynamic performances, demonstrations, and educational programs, more than one hundred of Scotland's finest musicians, storytellers, cooks, craftspeple, and scholars will demonstrate and celebrate the living traditions that make and sustain Scotland's distinctive culture. From the Highlands and Islands to the Borders, inner-city Glasgow to Edinburgh's Royal Mile, the shop floors and mills of Dundee to the oil fields of Aberdeen, Scotland's heritage, regional cultures, and occupations will be highlighted and honored.

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google - language_tools - Schottisch-Gälisch

(E?)(L1) http://www.google.de/language_tools?hl=de
(E?)(L1) http://www.google.com/intl/gd/

greatbuildings - Temple of the Scottish Rite

(E?)(L1) http://www.greatbuildings.com/buildings/

Elphinstone Tower, by unknown, at near Edinburgh, Scotland, UK, 1440.
Glasgow School of Art, by Charles Rennie Mackintosh, at Glasgow, Scotland, 1897 to 1909.
Hill House, by Charles Rennie Mackintosh, at Helensburgh, Scotland, 1902 to 1903.
Rait Castle, by unknown, at near Nairn, Scotland, UK, 1300.
Taliesin West, by Frank Lloyd Wright, at Scottsdale, Arizona, 1937 onward.
Temple of the Scottish Rite, by John Russell Pope, at Washington, D.C., 1910.
The Louvre, by Pierre Lescot, at Paris, France, 1546 to 1878.
The Willow Tea Rooms, by Charles Rennie Mackintosh, at Glasgow, Scotland, 1902 to 1904.

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hmc - Historical Manuscripts Commission - ARCHON

(E?)(L1) http://www.hmc.gov.uk/archon/archon.htm
(E?)(L1) http://www.hmc.gov.uk/archon/searches/locresult.asp?lctry=Scotland
(E?)(L1) http://www.hmc.gov.uk/archon/searches/RegionList.asp?ARP=Scotland
ARCHON is hosted and maintained by the Royal Commission on Historical Manuscripts. The Archon Directory provides an A-Z of repositories in Scotland.

ARCHON is the principal online information gateway for archivists in the United Kingdom and users of manuscript sources for British history. It is hosted and maintained by the HMC and is divided into two sections, the ARCHON Directory and the ARCHON Portal.

ARCHON Directory
Includes contact details for record repositories in the United Kingdom and also for institutions elsewhere in the world which have substantial collections of manuscripts noted under the indexes to the National Register of Archives.

ARCHON Portal
A reference point for information about archival resources and projects that are planned, ongoing or completed. A wide range of initiatives are covered such as the national archive network, online finding aids, standards for archival care and description, preservation and conservation and surveying and mapping collections. Each entry has a brief description, contact details and web links.

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indiana - Scotch Marriages

(E?)(L?) http://www.indiana.edu/~letrs/vwwp/bodichon/brieflaw.html#bodichon-note16
From the Victorian Women Writers Project.

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lookingatbuildings - Building-Glossary

(E?)(L1) http://www.lookingatbuildings.org.uk/
(E?)(L1) http://www.lookingatbuildings.org.uk/default.asp?document=2.30
Understanding and enjoyment of buildings is often made more complicated and difficult because of the complex vocabulary needed to interpret the language of architecture.

The glossary is a searchable database of architectural terms and styles designed to assist understanding both of terms used in the pages of the site and for recognising the individual elements of a building. Many of the terms are supported by drawings (specially commissioned for the Pevsner Architectural Guides) or photographs to explain the term and its place within the composition of a complex structure. As the site expands we hope to add photographs to illustrate each and every term in the glossary. You may consult the glossary at any time during your visit by using the Glossary search facility on every page of the site. Alternatively you can make a general search of the Glossary by using the terms in the drop-down menu. The Glossary also includes definitions for most of the principal styles and phases of British architecture. These terms are also featured on the interactive timeline.

Am 25.04.2004 enthielt das Glossar folgende Begriffe:

Abacus - Abutment - Acanthus - Accumulator tower - Achievement - Acroterion (plural: acroteria) - Adam - Addorsed - Aedicule - Aesthetic Movement - Affronted - Aggregate - Aisle - Almonry - Altarpiece - Ambo - Ambulatory - Angle buttress - Angle roll - Angle round - Angle volute - Anglo-Saxon - Annulet - Anse de panier - Antae (singular: anta) - Antefixae - Anthemion - Apron - Apse - Arabesque - Arcade - Arch - Archaeological - Arched braces - Architrave - Archivolt - Arcuated - Ark - Arris - Arrow loop - Art Deco - Art Nouveau - Artisan Mannerism - Arts and Crafts - Ashlar - Ashlar piece - Astragal - Astylar - Atlantes - Atrium (plural: atria) - Attached column - Attic - Attic base - Aumbry - Bag-rubbed pointing - Bailey - Balance beam - Balconette - Baldacchino - Ballflower - Baluster, balustrade - Banded rustication - Baptistery - Bar tracery - Barbican - Bargeboards - Barley-sugar columns - Barmkin - Baroque - Barrel vault - Barrow - Bartizan - Bascule - Base - Base cruck - Basement - Basilica - Basket arch - Bastion - Batter - Battlement - Bawn - Bay - Bay leaf - Bay window - Bead-and-reel - Beakhead - Beaux-Arts - Bee-boll - Belfast roof truss Belfry - Bell capital - Bellcast roof - Bellcote - Berm - Billet - Bivallate - Blade - Blind arcade - Blind balustrade - Blind portico - Blind tracery - Block capital - Blocked - Blocking course - Board-marked - Boiseries - Bolection moulding - Bond - Boss - Bow window - Bowed girder - Bowstring bridge - Bowtell - Box frame - Box girder - Box pew - Brace - Bracket - Brattishing - Breastshot water wheel - Bressumer - Bretasche - Brise-soleil - Broach spire - Broch - Broken pediment - Bronze Age - Brutalism - Bucranium (plural: bucrania) - Bull-nosed sill - Bullseye window - Bush-hammered - But-and-ben - Butt purlins - Buttery - Butt-joint - Buttress - Byzantine - Cable moulding - Cadaver - Camber - Cames - Campanile - Candle-snuffer roof - Canted - Cantilever - Caphouse - Capital - Carrel - Cartouche - Caryatids - Casemate - Casement - Cast iron - Castellated - Catslide - Cavetto - Cell - Cella - Cellurach - Celure or ceilure - Cement - Cenotaph - Centring - Chambered tomb - Chamfer - Chamferstop - Chancel - Chancel arch - Channelled rustication - Chantry chapel - Chapter house - Check - Chequer-set - Chequerwork - Cherry-caulking or cherry-cocking - Chevet - Chevron - Chinoiserie - Chip-carving - Choir - Churchwarden's pew - Ciborium - Cinquecento - Cinquefoil - Cist - Clachan - Cladding - Clapboarding - Clapper bridge - CLASP - Clasped purlins - Clasping buttress - Classical - Clerestory or clearstorey - Cloister - Close - Close studding - Closed string - Closed truss - Closer - Coade stone - Cob - Coffering - Cogging - Collar or collar-beam - Collar purlin - Collegiate - Collegiate church - Colonnade - Colonnette - Colossal order - Columbarium - Column - Column figure - Columna rostrata - Commissioners' church - Commissioners' Gothic - Common rafters - Communion rails - Communion table - Composite - Compound pier - Concrete - Conductor - Conduit - Console - Coomb or comb ceiling - Coping - Corbel - Corbiesteps - Corinthian - Cornice - Corps-de-logis - Cosmati work Cottage orné - Counterchanging - Counterscarp bank - Coupled rafters - Cour d'honneur - Course - Cove - Cradle roof - Credence - Crenellation - Crinkle-crankle wall - Crockets - Crossing - Cross-wall construction - Cross-window - Crown - Crown-plate - Crown-post - Crowsteps - Crucks - Crypt - Cupola - Cursus - Curtain wall - Curvilinear tracery - Cusps - Cutwater - Cyclopean masonry - Cyma recta and cyma reversa - Dado - Dagger - Dais - Dalle-de-verre - Decorated - Demi-or half-column - Dentil - Depressed arch - Diagonal buttress - Diagonal rib - Diamond-faced rustication - Diaper - Die - Diocletian window - Discharging arch - Distyle - Dog-leg stair - Dogtooth - Doocot - Doric - Dormer - Dormer head - Dorter - Dosseret - Double chamfer - Double pile - Double-framed - Dragon beam - Dressings - Dripstone - Drum - Dry-stone - Dun - Dutch gable - E. E. - Eared - Early Christian - Early English - Easter sepulchre - Eaves - Echinus - Edge rail - Edge roll - Egg-and-dart - Elevation - Elided - Elizabethan - Embattled - Embrasure - En délit - Encaustic tiles - Enfilade - Engaged column - Engineering bricks - English altar - English bond - English garden wall bond - Enrichments - Entablature - Entasis - Entresol - Epitaph - Escutcheon - Exedra - Expressionism - Extrados - Eyecatcher - Faience - Fanlight - Fan-vault - Fascia - Fenestration - Feretory - Ferramenta - Festoon - Fibreglass - Field - Fillet - Finial - Flamboyant - Flared header - Flash lock - Flatted - Flèche - Flemish bond - Flemish gable - Fleuron - Flowing tracery - Flushwork - Fluting - Flying buttress - Flying stair - Foil - Foliate - Font - Fore-building - Forestair - Formwork - Fosse - Four-centred arch - Framed building - François I - Frater - Free Style - Freestone - Fresco - Fret - Frieze - Frontal - Frontispiece - Frost-work - Full cruck - Gable - Gablet - Gadrooning - Galilee - Gallery - Galleting - Gambrel roof - Garderobe - Gauged brickwork - Gazebo - Geodesic dome - Georgian - Giant order - Gib door - Gibbs surround - Girder - Gisant - Glaciated - Glacis - Glazing bars - Gnomon - Gothic - Gothic - Revival - Gothick - Graffito (plural: graffiti) - Grange - GRC - Greek cross - Greek Doric - Greek fret - Greek Revival - Grisaille - Groin - Groin-vault - Grotesque - Grotto - GRP - Guilloche - Gunloop - Gushet - Guttae - Hagioscope - Ha-ha - Half-column - Half-tester - Half-timbering - Hall-church - Hall-keep - Hammerbeams - Hammer-dressed - Hammerposts - Hamper - Harling - Hatchment - Header - Header bond - Headstop - Helm roof - Henge - Herm - Herringbone work - Hexastyle - High Tech - Hill-fort - Hipped roof - Hollow chamfer - Hoodmould - Horsemill - Hungry joints - Husk garland - Hydraulic power - Hypocaust - Iconostasis - Imperial stair - Impost - Impost block - In antis - In situ - Indent - Industrialized building - Infill - Inglenook - Ingo - Intercolumniation - Interlace - Intersecting tracery - Intrados - Ionic - Iron Age - Italianate - Jack arch - Jacobean - Jacobethan - Jamb - Jetty - Jib door - Joggle - Jointed cruck - Joists - Keel moulding - Keep - Kentish cusp - Key pattern - Keystone - Killeen - Kingpost - King-strut - Knapped - Kneeler - Label - Label stop - Laced brickwork - Lacing course - Lade - Lady chapel - Lair - Laird's loft - Lancet - Lantern - Lantern cross - Lattice girder - Lavatorium - Lean-to - Ledger slab - Lesene - Liernes - Light - Limewashing - Linenfold - Lintel - Loft - Loggia - Long-and-short work - Longhouse - Loophole - Louis XIV, Louis XV, Louis XVI - Louvre - Lowside window - Lucam - Lucarne - Luckenbooth - Lugged - Lunette - Lychgate - Lynchet - Machicolations - Mains - Mannerism - Manometer tower - Mansard - Manse - Margins - Marriage lintel - Mathematical tiles - Matrix - Mausoleum - Megalithic - Megalithic tomb - Mercat - Merlons - Metopes - Mezzanine - Middle cruck - Minimalism - Misericord - Mitre - Mixer-courts - Modernism - Modillions - Module - Mort-safe - Motte-and-bailey - Mouchette - Moulding - Mullion - Multifoil - Multi-storey - Multivallate - Muntin - Murder hole - Mutules - Nailhead - Naos - Narthex - Nave - Needle spire - Neo-Baroque - Neo-Byzantine - Neo-Classicism - Neo-Georgian - Neolithic - Neo-Renaissance - Neo-Vernacular - Neo-Wren - Newel - Night stair - Nodding ogee - Nogging - Nook-shaft - Norman - Nosing - Nutmeg - Obelisk - Octostyle - Oculus - Oeil de boeuf - Ogee - Old English - Open pediment - Open string - Opus sectile - Opus signinum - Oratory - Order - Orders - Organ loft - Oriel - Overarch - Overdoor - Overmantel - Overshot water wheel - Overthrow - Ovolo - Palazzo - Palimpsest - Palladian - Palladian window - Palmette - Panel frame - Panel tracery - Panelling - Pantile - Pantry - Parabolic arch - Parapet - Parchemin panel - Parclose screen - Pargeting - Parlour - Parterre - Passing braces - Patent glazing - Patera - Patte d'oie - Pavilion - Pebbledashing - Pedestal - Pediment - Pedimental gable - Peel tower, pele tower - Pend - Pendant - Pendentive - Penthouse - Pepperpot turret - Peripteral - Peristyle - Perpendicular - Perron - Pew - Piano nobile - Piazza - Picturesque - Piended roof - Pier - Pietra dura - Pilaster - Pilastrade - Pile - Pillar - Pillar piscina - Pilotis - Pinnacle - Pins or pinning - Piscina - Pisé - Pit prison - Pitchback water wheel - Pitched masonry - Place bricks - Platband - Plate - Plate girder - Plate rail - Plate tracery - Plateway - Platt - Pleasance - Plinth - Pocked tooling - Podium - Point block - Pointing - Poppyhead - Portal frame - Portcullis - Porte cochère - Portico - Porticus (plural: porticus) - Portland stone - Post - Postern - Postmodernism - Potence - Pound lock - Pre-cast - Predella - Prefabrication - Presbytery - Pre-stressed - Principals - Pronaos - Prostyle - Pulpit - Pulpitum - Pulvinated - Purbeck - Purlin - Putlog holes - Putto (plural: putti) - Quadripartite rib-vault - Quarries - Quatrefoil - Quattrocento - Queen Anne - Queenposts - Queen-struts - Quirk - Quoins - Radburn system - Radiating chapels - Rafters - Raggle - Raguly - Rail - Rainwater-head - Raised and fielded - Raked - Rampart - Ramped - Random rubble - Ratcourse - Rath - Rebate - Rebus - Reeding - Refectory - Regency - Reinforced - Relieving arch - Renaissance - Rendering - Repoussé - Rere-arch - Reredorter - Reredos - Respond - Retable - Reticulated tracery - Retrochoir - Return - Reveal - Rhone - Ribbon pointing - Ribbonwork - Rib-vault - Ridge or ridge-piece - Rinceau - Ring crypt - Ring fort - Ringing chamber - Riser - Roach - Rocaille - Rock-faced - Rockwork - Rococo - Roll moulding - Roman - Roman Doric - Romanesque - Rood - Rope moulding - Rose window - Rosette - Rotunda - Roughcast - Round - Roving bridge - Rubbed brickwork - Rubble - Rundbogenstil - Rustication - Rybats - Sacrament house - Sacristy - Saddleback roof - Sail dome - Sail vault - Salomonic columns - Saltire cross - Sanctuary - Sangha - Sarcophagus - Sarking - Sash window - Saucer dome - Saxo-Norman - Scagliola - Scale-and-platt stair - Scalloped capital - Scarcement - Scarp - Scissor truss - Scissor-braces - Scotia - Scottish or Scotch Baronial - Screen - Screens passage - Scribe - Scuntion - Section - Sedilia (singular: sedile) - Segmental pediment - Septum - Serlian window - Session house - Set-back buttress - Set-off - Setts - Sexfoil - Sexpartite rib-vault - Sgraffito - Shaft - Shaft-ring - Shaped gable - Sheila-na-gig - Shell - Sheugh - Shingles - Shouldered arch - Shouldered architrave - Shuttering - Side purlins - Sill - Single-framed - Skew - Skew arch - Slab block - Slate-hanging - Slop stone - Slype - Snecked - Soffit - Solar - Solomonic columns - Sopraporta - Sounding-board - Souterrain - Space frame - Spandrels - Spere - Spike - Spiral stair - Spire - Spirelet - Splat - Splayed - Splayed-foot spire - Split cusp - Spring or springing - Sprocket - Spur - Square panel - Squinch - Squint - Stack - Stack bond - Stall - Stanchion - Standpipe tower - Star-vault - Stay-suspension bridge - Steading - Steam engines - Steeple - Stellar vault - Stiff-leaf - Stilted arch - Stock bricks - Stop - Stoup - Strainer arch - Strapwork - Stretcher - Stretcher bond - String - String course - Strut - Stucco - Studs - Stugged - Stupa - Stylobate - Sub-cusping - Sunk chamfer - Superimposed orders - Suspension bridge - Swag - Swan-neck pediment - System building - Tabernacle - Table tomb - Tas-de-charge - Tempietto - Temple front - Tenement - Tenoned purlins - Term - Terquetra - Terracotta - Terreplein - Tessellated pavement - Tester - Tester tomb - Tetrastyle - Thermal window - Tholsel - Three-centred arch - Three-decker pulpit - Through purlins - Tidal gates - Tie-beam - Tierceron - Tifting - Tile-hanging - Tiltyard - Timber framing - Tolbooth - Tolsey - Tomb-chest - Tondo - Torus (plural: tori) - Touch - Tourelle - Tower arch - Tower block - Tower house - Trabeated - Tracery - Trades loft - Transe - Transept - Transeptal chapel - Transitional - Transom - Transverse arch - Transverse rib - Tread - Trefoil - Trenched purlins - Triforium - Triglyphs - Triquetra - Triumphal arch - Trivallate - Trompe l'oeil - Trophy - Trumeau - Trumpet capital - Truss - Tuck pointing - Tudor - Tudor arch - Tumbling or tumbling-in - Tunnel vault - Tuscan - Tusking stones - Two-centred arch - Two-decker pulpit - Tympanum - Undercroft - Undershot water wheel - Univallate - Upper cruck - Vault - Vaulting shaft - Venetian window - Vermiculation - Vernacular - Vesica - Vice - Villa - Vitrified - Vitruvian scroll - Volutes - Voussoirs - Wagon roof - Wainscot - Wall arcade - Wall monument - Wallhead - Wall-plate - Wall-post - Wall-rib - Wall-walk - Warming room - Water wheels - Waterholding base - Waterleaf - Wealden house - Weatherboarding - Weathering - Weepers - Well stair - Wheel house - Wheel window - Wind-braces - Winder - Winder stair - Wrenaissance - Wrought iron - Wyatt window - Wynd - Yett - Y-tracery - Zigzag

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mapquest - Scotland

(E6)(L?) http://www.mapquest.com/atlas/?region=scotland

marie-stuart - Maria Stuart

(E?)(L?) http://www.marie-stuart.co.uk/
(E?)(L?) http://projekt.gutenberg.de/schiller/stuart/maria.htm
(E?)(L?) http://www.robert-morten.de/baseportal/Redaktionssytem/britannia_mini_detail&Id==78
(E?)(L?) http://www.scotnet.de/marystuart/deu/dmary.htm

Die Maria-Stuart-Gesellschaft informiert auf ihren Seiten über das Leben von Maria Stuart.
Auf den Seiten von Gutenberg findet man eine Online-Edition von Friedrich Schillers Trauerspiel "Maria Stuart".
Kurzinformationen zum Leben der Maria Stuart und zu ihrem Verhältnis zu Elisabeth I.
Bebildertes Porträt der Königin von Schottland.

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netzstory - Schottland-Erlebnisse

(E?)(L?) http://www.netzstory.de/
(E?)(L?) http://www.netzstory.de/schottland.html
U.a. mit einer grossen Bildergalerie zu Edinburgh.

newadvent - "scot"

Abercromby, Robert -- Jesuit missionary in Scotland (1532-1613)
Adam Scotus -- Twelfth-century Premonstratensian theologian
Andrew the Scot, Saint
Blane, Saint -- Bishop and Confessor in Scotland (d. 590)
David Scotus
Eriugena, John Scotus
Free Church of Scotland
Hope-Scott, James Robert
Hyacintha Mariscotti, Saint -- Third-Order Franciscan and foundress of the Sacconi (1585-1640)
Lescot, Pierre
Margaret of Scotland, Saint
Marianus Scotus
Mariscotti, Saint Hyacintha -- Third-Order Franciscan and foundress of the Sacconi
Mary Queen of Scots
Oscott (St. Mary's College)
Penobscot Indians
Preston, Thomas Scott
Scotland
Scotland, Established Church of
Scoto-Hibernian Monasteries
Scots College, The
Scott, Ven. Montford
Scotus, Blessed John Duns
Sedulius Scotus
Tarkin, Saint -- Eighth-century Scottish bishop
Tyrie, James -- Scottish theologian (1543-1597)
Whithorn Priory -- Founded in Scotland in the twelfth century
Wyntoun, Andrew of -- Scottish chronicler

nls - National Library of Scotland

(E?)(L1) http://www.nls.uk/
(E?)(L1) http://www.nls.uk/digitallibrary/map/townplans
Scotland's largest library and the world centre for the study of Scotland and the Scots. Thanks to our UK legal deposit status, we are also a vast reference library, covering all subjects, from art to mountaineering, and from early times to the digital age.

A digital library of 1.900 sheets of surveys covering 62 towns surveyed between 1847 and 1895.

Over 1,900 sheets covering 62 towns - the most detailed maps ever surveyed by Ordnance Survey.

Browse Ordnance Survey town plans
Browse Ordnance Survey town plans using a map of Scotland
Further information about the Ordnance Survey town plans
Browse other town plans, in our 'Maps of Scotland' section

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nts - National Trust for Scotland

(E?)(L?) http://www.nts.org.uk/
The National Trust for Scotland is a charity (No. SCO 07410) and depends for its support on the subscriptions of its members, donations and legacies.
Die Suche nach "Scotland" ergab z.B. eine lange Trefferliste.

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pevsner - Pevsner Architectural Guides to Scotland

(E?)(L?) http://www.pevsner.co.uk/
Unter "The Guides" - "Scotland" findet Architekturwerke zu folgenden Regionen:

Aberdeenshire and Moray
Argyll & Bute
Ayrshire
Borders
Dumfries & Galloway
Dundee and Angus
Edinburgh
Fife
Glasgow
Highland & Islands
Lanarkshire and Renfrewshire
Lothian, except Edinburgh
Perth and Kinross
Stirling and Central Scotland

Interessant ist die grosse Linkliste zu "Architektur-Seiten". (If you are interested in buildings you may like to visit these other sites: ...)

pl8s - Scotland License Plates

(E?)(L?) http://www.pl8s.com/
(E?)(L?) http://www.pl8s.com/s/scot.htm
Achtung: Die Links innerhalb der Seite öffnen teilweise ein neues Fenster, das eventuell übersehen wird.

promo - Projekt Gutenberg - Schottische Literatur

(E?)(L?) http://promo.net/pg/
(E?)(L?) http://promo.net/pg/
Beispielsweise:

Jul 2004 [schiexxx.xxx]6086 The Scottish Chiefs, by Miss Jane Porter, 1776-1850
Apr 2001 [sbeasxxx.xxx]2588 Stories, by English authors in Scotland, Scribs Ed.
Jan 2000 [jwsctxxx.xxx]2038 A Journey to the Western Isles of Scotland, by Saumeul Johnson
Feb 1998 [pesctxxx.xxx]1217 Penelope's Experiences in Scotland, by Wiggin
Unknown To History: a story of the captivity of Mary of Scotland, by Yonge, Charlotte Mary, 1823-1901

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rampantscotland - Scottish-related Links

Calendar 2004 - Print your own from a selection of 96 pictures of Scotland.
Castle Photo Library - Take the tour of 50+ good size photos of Scottish castles.
Castles to Stay In - 30+ castles in Scotland which offer accommodation.
Colours of Scotland - 28 flowers, berries, foliage and other plants in autumn/fall.
Edinburgh's Capital Christmas - Fairy-tale castle in a winter wonderland.
Edinburgh's Hogmanay - a massive street party - and lots more too.
Edinburgh Photo Library - Over 70 views of the main tourist attractions.
Flowers of Scotland - Twelve Months - blooms from every month of the year.
Flowers of Scotland - Spring - 100+ graphics of Scottish spring flowers.
Flowers of Scotland - Summer - Graphics of Scottish summer flowers.
Flowers of Scotland - Two Dozen Roses - 24 illustrations of rose trials in a Glasgow park.
Flowers of Scotland - Flipbooks - The technology turns the page for you.
Glasgow Flower Show - 18 pictures from the Victoria Park show.
Glasgow Photo Library - Over 70 views of Glasgow sights plus notes on each one.
Glasgow Tower - a birds-eye view from the top of the tallest building in Scotland.
Glasgow Winterfest - Brightening up the winter months to Hogmanay.
Haunted Scottish Castles - 30 Scottish castles - and their ghosts.
International Festival of the Sea - 600 vessels at Leith in May 2003.
Outer Hebrides Islands - Photos, lots of information and links.
Places to Stay - Up-market castles, hotels and trains.
Places to Eat - Restaurants great and small, worth going back to.
Places to Visit in Scotland - Illustrated guide to many tourist attractions.
Romantic Scotland - Follow in Madonna's footsteps.
Scottish Place Names and How to Pronounce Them - A tourist's guide.
Selection of the Best Scottish Web Sites - 50 of the best.
Taste of Scotland - Where to find good Scottish food.
Where Am I? - A picture quiz about Scottish places.

Culture:

Bonnie Bloomin' Heather - 24 illustrations of one of Scotland's symbols.
Clan/Family Histories - For over 100 Scottish surnames.
Clans and Tartans FAQ - All about the clans and tartans of Scotland.
Did You Know? - A miscellany of facts and information about Scotland.
Glasgow Cuisine - The positive changes in Glasgow restaurants.
How to Organise a Burns' Supper - Guidance for 25 January.
New York City's Own Tartan - Presented on Tartan Day, 2002.
Parliamo Scots? - An introduction to everyday Scots language.
Poetry Resources - 130+ Scottish poems and biographies of some Scottish poets of note.
Researching Your Family Tree - How to find your Scottish roots.
Researching Your Scottish Ancestry - a Visitscotland guide.
St Andrew/Caledonian/Scottish Societies - Links to these organisations around the world.
Scotsman Newspaper - has contributed much to the culture of Scotland.
Scottish Banknotes - The colourful history of this part of Scottish culture.
Scottish Battles - 40 conflicts that shaped Scotland.
Scottish Festivals - Start on 1 January and finish on Hogmanay.
Scottish Forenames - Origins of 100+ Scottish first names.
Scottish History - Massacre of Glencoe - Reverberating still.
Scottish Parliament - Yesterday and Today - From Robert the Bruce to Holyrood.
Scottish History - Ragman Rolls - Signed by 2000 nobles in 1296.
Scottish Myths and Legends - From Shellycoats to Nessie's Internet diary....
Scottish Placenames Round the World - Examples from USA to Antartica.
Scottish Songs - 150+ songs you know (almost) and love.
Symbols of Scotland - Graphics of kilts, tartans, thistles, flags, crowns, pipes and pipers - and more!
Tartan Day - Events on 6 April in the US and elsewhere.
Taste of Scotland - The organisation which set out to improve Scottish cuisine.
Timeline of Scottish History - Hundreds of Scottish historical events in chronological sequence.
Tunes of Glory - 8,000 Pipers on Tartan Day, New York, 6 April 2002.
Who Wants to be a Scottish History Expert? - a fun quiz to test and extend your knowledge.
Who Wants to be a Famous Scots Expert? - another quiz, this time about Scots who have made an impact.

Entertainment:

Art Exhibitions During the Edinburgh Festival, 2003 - A selection of the wide variety on view.
Battle of Britain Air Display - 48 graphics of the Leuchars air show, September 2002.
Edinburgh International Festival 2002 - Introduction to the largest arts festival in the world.
Edinburgh Fringe Festival - How it started, how it grew.
Edinburgh International Festival 2004 - A personal view of some of the performances.
Edinburgh Fringe Reviews - A selection of Fringe performances in 2004.
Edinburgh International Book Festival - Review of 2004 festival.
Edinburgh International Film Festival - Review of 2003 festival.
Enchanted Forest - Amazing Son et Lumière event in Perthshire woods.
Foot Stompin Celtic Music - specialises in the bright young stars of Scottish Traditional Music.
Hogmanay Around Scotland - Celebrations around the country.
Quotable Scots - Scores of quotations by and about the Scots.
Scottish Humour - A large selection of humour/humor...
Scottish Tattoo 2003 - Pipes, drums, dancers, singers.
Screensavers and Windows Themes - 20 Scottish screensavers.
Webcam Views of Scotland - Live pictures from locations all around the country.

People:

Burns and a' that - A Celebration of Life and Contemporary Scottish Culture
Famous Scots - From saints in the 6th century to Billy Connolly.
Enabling Services for Disabled - Web sites giving help and advice for the disabled in Scotland.
Kings and Queens of Scotland, England and France - A chronological "crib sheet" of the dates when they reigned.
Monarchs of Scotland - Short biographies, from Kenneth macAlpin in 843 to Queen Anne in 1707.
The Queen Mum's 100 Scottish Years - An illustrated biography.
Ian Rankin and Inspector Rebus - The best-selling author and the gritty Edinburgh detective.
The Write Stuff - Scottish Writers from Hugh MacDiarmid to J. K. Rowling
Carlo Menotti - Scottish based composer who created the Spoleto Festival.

rcahms - Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland

(E?)(L1) http://www.rcahms.gov.uk/
The Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland (RCAHMS) records and interprets the sites, monuments and buildings of Scotland's past, promotes a greater appreciation of their value through the maintenance of the National Monuments Record of Scotland (NMRS) and presents them by means of publications and exhibitions.

Mit vielen Bildern historischer Monument.

rias - RIAS - Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland

(E?)(L?) http://www.rias.org.uk/
The "Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland" was founded in 1916 as the professional body for all chartered architects in Scotland and is the foremost architectural professional institute in the country dealing with architecture and the built environment. It has charitable status and offers a wide range of services and products for architects, students of architecture, construction industry professionals and all those with an interest in the built environment and the design process.The website provides full details of all our services and products. If you require further information you can contact us by telephone, fax or email. Our office in Edinburgh is open Monday to Friday 9am - 5pm.
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rug - Language Identifier - Sprachidentifizierung

(E?)(L?) http://odur.let.rug.nl/~vannoord/TextCat/Demo/textcat.html
TextCat Language Guesser Demo
Der Sprachidentifizierer erkennt auch "scots" und "scots_gaelic".

Geben Sie beispielsweise einmal folgenden Text ein (per Cut and Paste):
A cood fain heh dwinglt, an daikert aboot in sleepery Bosells, bit A fair durstna, or thance A micht never heh gotten off the bit aa day. Bit afore A sterteet neice an cannie on the brae up atween the planteens, A cruikeet ma hoach an clappeet masel doon a meenint on ov a toggle bank, athort the Green, an luit ma een feast on the bonnie gerssy haugh- that weel-sorteet an taen sic grand care o. For Bosells hes muckle mense o er Green!

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schottlandgeschichte - Schottland Geschichte - Schottland-Informationen

(E?)(L1) http://www.schottlandgeschichte.de/
Diese Seite bietet Kurzinformationen über Schottland, wichtige Personen der schottischen Geschichte (Könige und andere). Sie erklärt das schottische Clansystem, welches auf die keltischen Vorfahren der Schotten zurückzuführen ist. Schließlich wird auf der Seite noch die komplette schottische Geschichte, eingeteilt in Epochen, präsentiert.

Was weiß man in Deutschland über Schottland? Es ist voller Schafe, es regnet andauernd und wenn die Schotten gegen ihren Lieblingsfeind England zu Felde ziehen malen sie sich das Gesicht blau an. Soweit die landläufige Meinung, ich hoffe nach dem Besuch dieser Seite hat sich das Bild schon ein wenig gewandelt. Schottland wird nicht alleine von Tartan ("Karomuster"), Kilt ("Schottenrock"), Bagpipes ("Dudelsack") und Tossing the Caber ("Baumstämme werfen") ausgemacht.

Die Geschichte
Der Clan MacLeod
Der schottische Whisky
Infos zum Land
Das Clansystem
Die Monarchen
Berühmte Schotten
Quellen-/ Literaturverzeichnis
Schottland-Fotos
Reisenews & TV-Tipps
Literarisches Quartett
Links
Chat
Forum
Spaß & Spiel
Suche

scoteire - Irland - Schottland Informationsportal - Schottland Reiselexikon

(E?)(L2) http://www.scoteire.de/
(E?)(L2) http://www.scoteire.de/schottland/
(E?)(L2) http://www.scoteire.de/schottland/A-Z/

Irland: Aktuelle Nachrichten aus oder über Irland, ein Reiselexikon, Musik- und Künstlerinformationen, Literatur sowie das aktuelle deutsche Fernsehprogramm mit irischen Inhalt, einen Pubguide mit den besten Irish Pubs in Deutschland und einen gälisch Sprachkurs
Schottland: Alles wissenswerte über Schottland mit aktuellen Nachrichten, einem Reiselexikon, Musik- und Künstlerinformationen, sowie das aktuelle deutsche Fernsehprogramm mit schottischen Inhalt und einen schottisch-gälischen Sprachkurs

A-Z - Music - Football - Scot - TV - Schottland Bilder - Runrig

Schottland A-Z: Anreise - Ärzte - Baden - Banken - Bilder - Billigflüge - Botschaft - Celtic Connections - Fähren - Feiertage - Festivals - Flugreise - Fotos - Geschichte - Getränke - Highland Games - Links - Maße - Mücken - Notfälle - Post - Presse - Reisebericht - Rob Roy - Shopping - Souvenirs - Sport - Trinkgeld - Unterkünfte - Unterhaltung - Verkehr - Währung - Wetter - Whisky - Wolle - Zeit

Gefallen hat mir die Bildergalerie: Ben Nevis - Edinburgh - Glen Nevis / Filmlocation - Loch Ossian / Highlands - West Highland Way

scotland-flavour - Scotland-Traveller's Guide - Pictures of Scotland

(E?)(L1) http://www.scotland-flavour.co.uk/
A traveller's guide to Scotland with many great photos and more.

Edinburgh & Lothian
Highlands of Scotland
Central Scotland
Kingdom of Fife
Borders
Travel to Scotland

scotland-info - Scotland-Information - Inverness

(E?)(L?) http://www.scotland-info.co.uk/
(E?)(L?) http://www.scotland-info.co.uk/inverness.htm
Informationen für Inverness-Besucher.
Scottish Sightseeing - Accommodation - Transport - Gifts including The Internet Guide to Inverness & Loch Ness

scotroots - Scottish genealogy - Scottish ancestors services

(E?)(L?) http://www.scotroots.com/
Scottish genealogy revealed - do you need to find that elusive Scottish ancestor to complete your Scottish family history? Or are you just beginning a Scottish genealogy search to find your roots in Scotland?

Interessant ist auch die umfangreiche Linkliste.

scotsman - The Scotsman - Scotland News

(E?)(L?) http://www.scotsman.com/

Scott, Sir Walter

(E2)(L1) http://promo.net/pg/
("Walter Scott" als Suchbegriff eingeben. (49 Records))

(E6)(L1) http://www.weltchronik.de/bio/cethegus/s/scottsw.html
Scott, Sir Walter

(E2)(L1) http://digital.library.upenn.edu/webbin/book/search?author=Scott%2C+Walter&amode=words
Schottischer Dichter (15.08.1771-21.09.1832)

Sir Walter Scott, by Thomas Carlyle

IV. Guy Mannering, by Sir Walter Scott

Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832
Black Dwarf, The, by Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832
Bride Of Lammermoor, by Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832
Chronicles Of The Canongate, by Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832
Death Of The Laird's Jock, by Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832
Guy Mannering -- Complete, by Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832
Guy Mannering, by Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832
Ivanhoe, by Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832
Kenilworth, by Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832
Lady Of The Lake, The, by Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832
Legend Of Montrose, A, by Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832
Marmion, by Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832
My Aunt Margaret's Mirror, by Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832
Redgauntlet, by Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832
Sir Walter Scott And The Border Minstrelsy, by Lang, Andrew, 1844-1912
Talisman, The, by Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832
Tapestried Chamber, The, by Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832
Waverley -- Complete, by Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832
Waverley -- Volume 1, by Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832
Waverley -- Volume 2, by Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832
Waverley Novels -- Volume 12, by Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832
Waverley, by Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832
Waverley: or, 'Tis sixty years since, by Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832

Links zu "Waverley", "Ivanhoe" und anderen Werken von Walter Scott im englischen Original bei der Digital Library

scottisharchitecture - Scottish Architecture

(E?)(L?) http://www.scottisharchitecture.com/
The Lighthouse's national website is an online platform accessible to the general public, educational institutions and the architecture profession, It aims to provide a central hub for information in the field of Scottish architecture and the built environment, generally.

scottish-enterprise - Scotland

(E?)(L?) http://www.scottish-enterprise.com/about/aboutscotland/

Culture
Landscape
Climate
History
Living in Scotland
Around Scotland
Key facts

Scotland is a small, North European country of around 79,000 square kilometres. There are just over 5 million Scots. We are part of the United Kingdom, but we have our own devolved parliament based in the capital, Edinburgh, and our own distinct culture.

Scotus - Michael Scotus

(E?)(L?) http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/10275a.htm
Michael Scotus war ein mittelalterlicher scholastischer Philosoph, Mediziner, Alchemist und Astrologe, den Dante als Magier beschrieb. Bekannt wurde er durch seine Übersetzungen von Averroes-Kommentaren aristotelischer Werke aus dem Arabischen.
Inhaltsverzeichnis

1 Jugend und Ausbildung
2 Übersetzungstätigkeiten in Toledo
3 Späte Jahre
4 Liber Introductorius
5 Das Ende des Michael Scotus

shackle - Scotland's Nostradamus

(E?)(L?) http://www.bdb.co.za/shackle/
(E?)(L?) http://www.bdb.co.za/shackle/archives/archive_0110.htm#brahanseer
(E?)(L?) http://www.bdb.co.za/shackle/articles/brahan_seer.htm
Scotland's Nostradamus - THE BRAHAN SEER WAS ON THE BALL! - by Eric Shackle

sungaya - Merry Dancers - Nimble Men - Spunkies

(E2)(L1) http://www.sungaya.de/schwarz/allmende/kobold/irrwisch.htm
Irrwische, Irrlichter
...
In England und Schottland kennt man sie als "Spunkies", in Schotland besonders als "Nimble Men" und "Merry Dancers", ...

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tastings - Wine Dictionary - Scotch Whisky: What's Your Dram

(E6)(L1) http://www.tastings.com/
(E6)(L1) http://www.tastings.com/forms/search/search_dictionary.html

WINE: Wine Search - Wine Reviews - Best Producers - Food & Wine Matching Guide - Wine Stores - Wine Dictionary
BEER: Beer Search - Beer Info
SPIRITS: Spirits Search - Spirits of the World

tesco - The Really Really Unofficial Smiley List

(E?)(L?) http://homepages.tesco.net/~scotsnet/o.f.carter/fun/fun150.htm

theodora - Scotland (See United Kingdom)

(E?)(L1) http://www.theodora.com/wfb/
(E?)(L1) http://www.theodora.com/wfbcurrent/united_kingdom/

thewhiskystore - Whisky-Informationen - Scotch Whisky

(E6)(L?) http://www.thewhiskystore.de/
Kennen Sie den bedeutendsten Blended Scotch Whisky? Diese Fragen und welche Malts in welchem Blend sind, beantwortet Ihnen meine spezielle Blended Whisky Seite.
Hier findet man auch "Das elektronische Whisky-Buch" mit 55 Seiten.

twoandone - schottische Reiseberichte

(E?)(L?) http://www.twoandone.de/
(E?)(L?) http://www.twoandone.de/htm/link/scotsinfo.htm
Auf dieser privaten Website gibt es neben vielen Geschichten und Bildern auch schottische Reiseberichte.

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ucsb - schottische Literatur

(E?)(L?) http://vos.ucsb.edu/browse.asp?id=2293
Kleine Linksammlung zu allgemeinen Seiten über schottische Literatur, Online-Texten, einzelnen Autoren und Gattungen

uebersetzung - Tongue Twisters - Zungenbrecher

(E?)(L1) http://www.uebersetzung.at/twister
(E?)(L1) http://www.uebersetzung.at/twister/scots.htm
Zungenbrecher in allen Sprachen der Welt: Scots or Scottisch 4

uidaho - Idaho-Encyclopedia - English, Scottish and Irish

(E?)(L?) http://www.webs.uidaho.edu/idahoencyclopedia/
(E?)(L?) http://www.webs.uidaho.edu/idahoencyclopedia/articles/people/english.htm

ukgenealogy - Scotland Genealogy-Researching

(E?)(L?) http://www.ukgenealogy.co.uk/scotland.htm
This page covers resources for the whole of Scotland, if you are looking for information on a specific county use the county links.

unmoralische - Schottland-Bilder

(E?)(L?) http://www.unmoralische.de/
Unter anderm findet man hier Informationen und Bilder über bzw. von Schottland.
Bilder aus Schottland

Schottland im Winter
Schottland im Sommer
Schottland im Sommer II
Schottische Impressionen
Schottland

Scottish Songs & Poetry
Camping-Test

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visitscotland - Scottish Tourist Board - About Scotland - Whisky Trail

(E?)(L?) http://www.visitscotland.com/aboutscotland/?view=Standard
(E?)(L?) http://www.visitscotland.com/sightsandactivities/itinerary/whiskytrail

Disability - Health - Driving - Money - Worship - Smoking - Language - Holidays - Emergency Services - Communication
• Uniquely Scottish: The Thistle - The Saltire - Whisky - St Andrew - The Burns Supper - The Honours of Scotland - Highland Games - The Kilt - The Stone of Destiny - Tartan - Gaelic - The Bagpipes
• Geography: Physical Characteristics - Mountains - Rivers & Lochs - Geology - Geological Curiosities - Aurora Borealis - Population
• History: The Union of the Crowns - Scotland in Prehistory - Scottish Monarchs - Towards the Wars of Independence - The Stewart kings - The Jacobites - Towards Modern Scotland - The New Scottish Parliament - Famous Scots - The Origins of the Clans - Clans of Scotland - The Clan Revival and the Clans Today - The Clans at Culloden - The Lords of the Isles - The Massacre of Glencoe - Scottish Inventions
• Cities: Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee, Aberdeen, Inverness, Stirling
• Arts & Culture: Art - Music - Theatre - Dance - Opera - Literature - Events & Festivals
• Food & Drink: Modern Scottish Cuisine - Traditional Scottish Food - Whisky - VisitScotland Food Quality Assurance - Scheme
• Explore By Map:
• Weather:
• Getting Married:

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whisky - Whisky-Informationen - Schottland-Informationen - Whisky-Buch

(E?)(L?) http://www.whisky.de/
Reisetipps und Hintergrundinformationen über Schottland; bundesweites Händlerverzeichnis; ausgefallene Rezepte.
Am interessantesten finde ich das 87-seitige Whisky-Buch, das man im PDF-Format ausdrucken kann.

wikipedia - Scotland

(E?)(L1) http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scotland
Table of contents [showhide]

1 Geography
2 Geology
2.1 Tectonic Plate Movement
3 Language
4 History
5 Modern Scotland
6 Culture
6.1 Scots Law
6.2 Scottish Education
6.3 Banking
6.4 Sports
6.5 Media
6.6 Other facets of Scottish Culture
6.7 Miscellaneous
7 Religion
8 Politics
9 The Scottish Economy
10 Further Reference
11 External links
12 Other Places

worldlicenseplates - Scotland License Plates

(E?)(L1) http://www.worldlicenseplates.com/
In der linken Navigationsleiste nach "Scotland" suchen.

Link List Labor UK Vereinigtes Königreich (Großbritannien u. Nordirland), Royaume-Uni de Grande-Bretagne et d'Irlande du Nord, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland Schottland, l'Écosse, Scotland

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