McCarthy, M. R. (2004). Rerigonium: a lost 'city' of the Novantae. Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland 134. Vol 134, pp. 119-129.
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Rerigonium: a lost 'city' of the Novantae | ||||
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Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland 134 | ||||
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119 - 129 | ||||
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Rerigonium, a place-name in Ptolemy's Geography, is thought to have been located in the Rhinns of Galloway, but its site has never been identified. There is a strong circumstantial case for regarding the Innernessan area on the eastern site of Loch Ryan as being the likely locus of Rerigonium. It is contended that the name, in both the British and Old Welsh forms, indicates an important function perhaps in the pre-Roman Iron Age in connection with the Novantae, as well as the obscure post-Roman entity known as Rheged. | ||||
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2004 | ||||
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26 Sep 2005 |
