Vikings in Scotland: An Archaeological Survey. James Graham-Campbell, Colleen E. Batey (Paperback)

This book will provide the reader with a much-needed comprehensive overview of the Viking period in Scotland. Incorporating the latest results from the recent period of intense excavation and fieldwork, it presents a thorough re-appraisal of our knowledge of the process, nature and extent of Scandinavian settlement in Scotland.

Vikings in Scotland begins with the archaeology of the Picts and Scots. Concentrating on the Viking and Late Norse periods which span the eighth to thirteenth centuries in northern and western Scotland, the chronological range allows for the Norse impact to be placed in its wider context. 

The scope of the bool will enable Scotland, archaeologically one of the best documented areas of the Viking world, to be placed in the overall context of the period in Europe.

Fully illustrated with over 90 informative photographs, figures and distribution maps, this book will be accessible to students and teachers of the Viking Age, and the archaeology and history of of Scotland, as well as the general reader.