Strath of Kildonan Reconstructions

Alan Henry David Miller; Jacquie Aitken

Strath of Kildonan Reconstructions

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Abstract

Caen was a real township in the Strath of Kildonan where people raised families for many generations and tended the land and their animals. The last tenants left in 1825 when the township was cleared by the landowners for more profitable sheep farming. The model portrays life around 1800.

Original language	English
Publisher	Open Virtual Worlds
Publication status	Published - 2022

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Strath of Kildonan Reconstructions

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