Feasting in the Northern Oceans of Medieval Academia. The business of conferences... and museums... : comments.
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There is a concept to conjure with. I wonder if he knew the Great Bustard Eric of Somerset?
Most striking point: the increasing frequency with which artifacts, especially Medieval pieces, are being misappropriated to define national heritage.
Well since Scotland's "national heritage" is mostly a 19th century fantasy they probably need to clutch at such straws as they can get!