21. MapZones.com Culture scotland, culture, Back to Top. Clans, the traditional keystone of Scottishsociety, are no longer powerful (see Clan). Originally, the http://www.mapzones.com/world/europe/scotland/cultureindex.php

Country Info Scotland Introduction Scotland General Data Scotland Maps Scotland Culture ... Scotland Time and Date Scotland Culture Back to Top Clans, the traditional keystone of Scottish society, are no longer powerful (see Clan). Originally, the clan, a grouping of an entire family with one head, or laird, was also important as a fighting unit. The solidarity associated with clan membership has been expanded into a strong national pride. The Puritan zeal of Scottish Presbyterianism, which is traceable to John Knox, the 16th-century religious reformer and statesman, is also strong. Popular sports of Scottish origin include curling and golf. Bagpipes, usually associated with Scottish music, were probably introduced by the Romans, who acquired them in the Middle East. Scottish music is noted for the wide use of a five-tone, or pentatonic, scale. Folk tunes are not standardized, and a single song may have hundreds of variations in lyrics and music. More than three-fourths of the land is used for agriculture; approximately equal areas are devoted to farming and grazing. The most important crops are wheat, oats, and potatoes. Other crops include barley, turnips, and fruit. Livestock and livestock products are also of major importance. Sheep are raised in both the Highlands and island groups and the Southern Uplands. Scotland is also known for its beef and dairy cattle and for its dairy products. Countries Map or Maps Egypt Maps South Africa Maps England Maps France Maps ... mailto:info@mapzones.com?subject=Mail from HomePage

22. Scotland: Gateway To Scotland Searchable database of Scottish history and culture includes online projects and education packs. SCRAN is the award winning history and culture website providing instant access to images, sounds, movies and learning Football scotland's Game. Robert Burns scotland's Bard http://www.geo.ed.ac.uk/home/scotland/scotland.html

The GATEWAY to SCOTLAND Welcome to Scotland Welcome to the "Gateway to Scotland", the best starting-point for information about Scotland on the Internet. BROUGHT TO YOU IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH (PLEASE SEE THE END OF THIS PAGE REGARDING SENDING US FEEDBACK) The Gazetteer for Scotland is now the definitive source of information on places and people in Scotland, with 9000 text entries, more than 3000 photographs and growing. The Gazetteer for Scotland Editor's Selection of Books What's New on the Gateway to Scotland You can translate the 'Gateway to Scotland' Pages to any of French, German, Spanish, Japanese or one of several other languages, using AltaVista's Automatic Translation Service. Gateway to Scotland We look to Scotland for all our ideas of civilisation Voltaire These pages are intended to provide a gateway to Scotland; its geography, history, people, traditions and culture. No-one was providing this information, so we decided to take the initiative. Much information is provided locally by ourselves, but there are also links to other providers of Scottish information. Please

23. Scotland's National Cultural Strategy: Page 3 scotland'S culture. A diverse but unique tradition scotland's culture is dynamicand diverse. This strategy therefore takes a broad view of scotland's culture. http://www.scotland.gov.uk/nationalculturalstrategy/docs/cult-03.asp

Non-Graphical version Scotland's National Cultural Strategy SCOTLAND'S CULTURE A diverse but unique tradition Scotland's culture is dynamic and diverse. It has developed and been shaped over many years by the experiences of Scotland's inhabitants and their contacts with others. Culture is notoriously difficult to define. Creating Our Future: Minding Our Past has been guided by a broad definition, in line with that adopted in 1982 by the UNESCO World Conference on Cultural Policies. 'In its widest sense, culture may now be said to be the whole complex of distinctive spiritual, material, intellectual and emotional features that characterise a society or group. It includes not only the arts and letters, but also modes of life, the fundamental rights of the human beings, value systems, traditions and beliefs.' The creators of Scotland's culture A wide range of people have key roles in presenting and representing culture, including artists, performers, poets, writers, architects, film-makers, sportspeople, broadcasters, journalists, advertisers, commentators, teachers, historians, curators, archivists and librarians. The experience and history of all Scotland's citizens are the key ingredients which make our culture distinctively Scottish. Innovation: creativity in action Scotland's culture is dynamic and its capacity to respond to new influences and to integrate them with existing traditions has been an enduring strength. Many of the most recognisable symbols of Scotland's culture, such as piping and other traditional arts, had their origins in other countries. At the same time, ideas and techniques originating in Scotland continue to have an extraordinary influence throughout the world. The ability to adopt and adapt, allied to a capacity for innovation, mean that Scotland is well placed to respond to the accelerating trend towards globalisation while maintaining a culture which remains modern, distinctive and relevant to the experience of Scots.

24. Scotland's National Cultural Strategy: Page 14 1. Promoting scotland's languages as cultural expressions and as means of accessingscotland's culture 2. Conserving, presenting, and promoting interest in and http://www.scotland.gov.uk/nationalculturalstrategy/docs/cult-14.asp

Non-Graphical version Scotland's National Cultural Strategy Our first national cultural strategy points the way for the Executive's policies for culture over the next four years. We shall work with a range of partners to implement the actions identified in the strategy and continue to pay attention to what people say. Better information about the quality and effects of opportunities, activities and events will guide decision-making. Taken together, this information will also enable us to evaluate the quality of provision nationally and to take stock of the progress of the strategy. We shall report progress to the Scottish Parliament on an annual basis. Summary of strategic objectives, key priorities and supporting actions Strategic Objective 1: Promoting creativity, the arts, and other cultural activity To promote the development of creativity, participation in the arts and other cultural activity we shall act to achieve three key priorities: 1. Facilitating a climate supportive to those working in the cultural sector

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Welcome To SCRAN SCRAN is the award winning history and culture website providing instant access to images, sounds, movies and learning resources. It contains over one million records from museums, galleries and archives. In addition, there are learning materials such as pathfinders, resource packs, curriculum navigator, topic banks and teaching packs. Subscriptions Schools, higher education, libraries, museums and home users subscribe to SCRAN to benefit from the wide range of multi-media and value-added materials developed with learning in mind. Get a preview of subscriber access and find out how to subscribe Check if your school or HE/FE institution is already subscribed here: Am I a Subscriber? Free SCRAN Search Service Non-subscribers can search the whole resource base for free and see free thumbnail images and a basic caption. Find out about the benefits of subscription with access to full records, captions, large images movies and learning resources. The Guardian in "World's top 6 Museum Sites" SCRAN News Updates Union of the Crowns Website Launched Pathfinder Treasure Starters are here for kids!

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27. On-Line Scotland - Culture OLS Travel Banner culture in scotland. What our readers say aboutthe places they have stayed in. Form more information on the http://www.net-trak.com/~ecs/travel/cult.html

Culture in Scotland W hat our readers say about the places they have stayed in. Ancestral Journeys' tours make the difference, because they are like finding a family here in Scotland and both Bob and Brenda Kucharzewski are personally interested in taking you to the places that were important in your family's history. They let their clients experience the places where their ancestry lived and help them to seek out more information on their lineage. A more personal look into Scottish life yesterday and today. Many castles have rooms named after the owners of the castle, or the name of famous characters in history who at a point in time have stayed there. Other rooms in these wonderful buildings are of historical interest and Mary Queen of Scots has sought refuge in many Scottish castles, Borthwick Castle being one of these. For more information about Scottish Castles, Celtic Castles offer a vast array of useful information. Castle Trail - The Original Castle Trail. Wherever you travel in Scotland, you are sure to see a sign for a castle - the country has in excess of 200 castles and you can not only visit many of these but also stay in them. The castle selection provided within these pages is by no means exhaustive but offers some of the best quality stays in Scotland. Stay in a castle in Scotland - Quality castle accommodation.

28. On-Line Scotland - Culture - Castles & Historic Houses Ballindalloch Castle is one of the most beatiful and romantic castles in scotland. Theruins of one of the largest courtyard castles in the north of scotland. http://www.net-trak.com/~ecs/culture/cult02.htm

Castles and Historic Houses Sponsored by www.celticcastles.com Ballindalloch Castle Balmoral Castle(pic) Braemar Castle ... Rothes Castle Historic Houses Fasque House Pitmedden Garden(pic) Ballindalloch Castle The Castle Everyone Would Love To Live In Ballindalloch Castle is one of the most beatiful and romantic castles in Scotland. It lies in the heart of whisky country with the distilleries of Glenfiddich, Glenfarclas and Glenlivet nearby. The setting is magnificent; surrounded by majestic hills, the tumbling waters of the rivers Spey and Avon flow throught the grounds. First and foremost Ballindalloch is a much loved family home and one of the very few privately owned castles to be lived in continously by its original family, the Macpherson-Grants, since 1546, It exemplifies the transition from the stark Tower house, necessary for survival in 16th century Scotland, to the elegant and comfortable country house so beloved of Victorians in the Highlands. Ballindalloch is also the home of the famous Aberdeen Angus herd of cattle founded by Sir George Macpherson-Grant in 1860, and now the oldest herd in continous existence.

29. Scotland - Culture Links scotland culture Links. British Monarchy, The (Official Web Site). CanongateBooks of Edinburgh. Celtic Net Home Page. Chatelaine's Free Scottish E-Postcards. http://www.clanmacrae.org/documents/scot_2.htm

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30. BBC News | SCOTLAND | Culture City 'would Bring Jobs Boost' Ireland Belfast 'favourite' for culture title 25 Sep 01 scotland Inverness seeksto join culture club 09 Jun 01 scotland Support for culture city bid 19 http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/1847749.stm

CATEGORIES TV RADIO COMMUNICATE ... INDEX SEARCH You are in: UK: Scotland Front Page World ... AudioVideo SERVICES Daily E-mail News Ticker Mobiles/PDAs Feedback ... Low Graphics Friday, 1 March, 2002, 06:50 GMT Culture city 'would bring jobs boost' The Highland Festival is already well established Up to 8,600 jobs could be created in the Highlands if Inverness were to win European City of Culture status, it has been claimed. Scotland's newest city has put together a £300,000 bid to hold the title in 2008. If the bid is successful, it is thought the Highland capital's new status would attract thousands of jobs and see an increase in visitor spending of up to £233m. The claims have been made by Steve Westbrook, an independent consultant, whose work has led him to believe that city of culture status would result in up to four million extra visitor bed nights. This kind of potential prize shows why Inverness and the Highlands should make the effort to secure this European title Bryan Beattie Bid co-ordinator He said: "Using the same assumptions as the latest UK tourism criteria, I have come up with these notional figures as being achievable if everything falls into place.

31. BBC News | SCOTLAND | Culture City 'would Bring Jobs Boost' Belfast 'favourite' for culture title (30 Jan 02 Northern Ireland) Inverness seeksto join culture club (25 Sep 01 scotland) Support for culture city bid http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/low/scotland/1847749.stm

High Graphics Front Page World UK ... AudioVideo UK Contents: England Northern Ireland Scotland Wales BBC News Online: UK: Scotland Friday, 1 March, 2002, 06:50 GMT Culture city 'would bring jobs boost' The Highland Festival is already well established Up to 8,600 jobs could be created in the Highlands if Inverness were to win European City of Culture status, it has been claimed. Scotland's newest city has put together a £300,000 bid to hold the title in 2008. If the bid is successful, it is thought the Highland capital's new status would attract thousands of jobs and see an increase in visitor spending of up to £233m. The claims have been made by Steve Westbrook, an independent consultant, whose work has led him to believe that city of culture status would result in up to four million extra visitor bed nights. " This kind of potential prize shows why Inverness and the Highlands should make the effort to secure this European title " Bryan Beattie Bid co-ordinator He said: "Using the same assumptions as the latest UK tourism criteria, I have come up with these notional figures as being achievable if everything falls into place.

32. Scotland Guide : Scottish FAQ : The Soc.culture.scottish FAQ The Internet's first guide to scotland and Scottish culture. The Internet'sfirst guide to scotland and Scottish culture. Foreword. http://www.scot.demon.co.uk/scotfaq/contents.html

Silicon Glen, Scotland Scotland FAQ The soc.culture.scottish FAQ This page has moved to The Scotland Guide at http://www.siliconglen.com/ Scotland FAQ new location Version: 4.18 URL: http://www.SiliconGlen.com/scotfaq/ Archive-name: cultures/scottish/scottish-faq Posting-Frequency: 4 months Last-modified: 11-September-2002 The Internet's first guide to Scotland and Scottish culture. Foreword Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) for the soc.culture.scottish usenet newsgroup and Scottish information likely to be of general interest. soc.culture.scottish was created on 24th May 1995. The proposer was Brian Atkins and the group charter is located at the start of this FAQ. This FAQ first appeared in May 1994. FAQ Information The latest version of this FAQ, together with FTP sites for the FAQ and details of how to get it by mail is at http://www.SiliconGlen.com/ There are details there of the FAQ in Text, HTML and Zip formats as well as a full search engine. There is also an associated e-mail list for the newsgroup. This FAQ is a living document, if there's any corrections, additions or comments you'd like to make, please send them to me for the next edition. The usual major updates for the rtfm.mit.edu archive are :- 25-Jan (Burns night)

33. Scottish Development International : Culture Living Working in scotland culture. Edinburgh and Glasgow havewell deserved reputations for artistic and cultural activities. http://www.scottishdevelopmentinternational.com/pages/QualityofLife/Culture/Cult

11-April-2003 Text Only Register Now Sign-in Home ... Culture SEARCH About Scotland Innovation and Research Who We Are Contact Us ... About This Site WHERE TO FIND US Print Version Site Map News Room Contact Us ... Staff Profiles Cinemas and theatres, jazz and folk music events, local festivals and pop concerts all add to the variety and quality of leisure activities to be found in Scotland. Music and the arts are also very alive in other Scottish towns and cities, with Stirling, Perth, Inverness and Pitlochry all contributing to the tapestry of Scottish culture. Scotland is renowned for its splendid castles and stately homes, among which Edinburgh Castle is possibly the most famous, and is host to the annual Military Tattoo. Culture Leisure Quality of Life Back to Top Scottish Development International VAT No: 556 62 34 28

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HallAudiobooks.com the most comprehensive Audio CDs portal. Find Audio CDs databases from our Audio CDs metasearch Browse our Audio CDs directory about the topic you want Read Reviews, Compare and Buy the item you want from the most trusted shop in the world Audio CDs Music Culture Shock!: Scotland (Culture Shock! Guides) Search Apparel Baby Books Computers DVD Electronics Magazines Music Music - Classical Outdoor Living Softwares Video Video Games Culture Shock!: Scotland (Culture Shock! Guides) 100% Recommended by our customers. Catalog: Book Manufacturer: Graphic Arts Center Publishing Co. Authors: James Grant, Jamie Grant Release Date: January, 2002 Availability: Usually ships within 4 days List Price: Our Price: Used Price: ThirdPartyNewPrice Price: More Details from Amazon.com Amazon international Product Reviews: An Excelent Overview of Scotland I read this book in April of 2002 before going to Scotland for ten days on business and pleasure. Please pardon the lack of detail in this review, since it has been a year. It gave me a good foundation for understanding many aspects of Scottish society and history. I did not want to read a simple tourist reference guide about the attractions of Scotland-I desired to know more about the people and culture. It turned out to be a terrific book was for me. I HIGHLY recommend this book to anyone going to Scotland who wants to get a comprehensive overview of Scotland, especially if it is their first time. I learned a lot from it.

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Scottish Culture and Heritage: Flag of New Scotland (Nova Scotia), Canada The Mission The Domain The Participants The Updates ... Through the Years in Scotland and New Scotland Historic Lighthouse at Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia A New Scotland (Nova Scotia) Memorial To Passengers on Swiss Air Flight 111: Wednesday, September 2, 1998 A New Scotland (Nova Scotia) Memorial to Dunblane ... [Connections] We are proud to participate in We are honoured to be recipient of: THESE PRESTIGIOUS WEB AWARDS We are proud to be member of: THESE IMPRESSIVE WEB RINGS [Status of Website] This website is brought to you by Chebucto Community Net (CCN) in Halifax, Nova Scotia (New Scotland -or- Alba Nuadh), Canada. Administered by The Clan MacKay Society of New Scotland; with Scots, Clans and Clan Societies of New Scotland (Nova Scotia) [Find] [Comments] ... [CCN Home]

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37. Searchuno.co.uk : The UK Web Directory: Scotland/Society And Culture http//www.itserve.co.uk/people/index.html. Visitor to scotland A directory listinglinks to sites dealing with scotland's culture, history and heritage. http://www.searchuno.co.uk/Scotland/Society_and_Culture/

About Us Our Mission Contact Us the entire directory only this category Advanced Search Make Searchuno my home page Add a Link New Links ... Scotland : Society and Culture CATEGORIES: Chat Clans and Tartans Disability Resources Gay, Lesbian and Bisexual ... Women LINKS: Pages: 1 All About Scotland pop Useful historical resource with useful content. http://www.all-about-scotland.com First Foot pop Covers the myth, magic, beliefs and baloney, history, mystery and blistery feet upon the walk of Scottish life that is Hogmanay. http://www.firstfoot.u-net.com The Plaid pop Online transgender resource. A collection of articles, information, views, opinions, reviews, discussions and links for the Scottish Transgender community. http://www.transgenderscotland.org.uk/ AdoptaFarm Contains stories and information about lambs. Facilities for adoption of lambs together with membership and e-mail contact addresses. http://www.adoptafarm.com/ Calor Gas Scottish Community of the Year Annual award scheme for cities, towns, villages and rural communities in Scotland. http://www.communityoftheyear.co.uk

38. Browsing Scotland Society And Culture Category Browse scotland Society and culture Visitor to scotland A directory listinglinks to sites dealing with scotland's culture, history and heritage. http://www.uksprite.com/search/search/Regional/Europe/United_Kingdom/Scotland/So

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