- The term
cateran (from the
Gaelic ceathairne, a
collective word
meaning "peasantry")
historically referred to a band of
fighting men of a
Scotland Highland...
- The
Cateran Trail is a 103-kilometre (64 mi)
circular long-distance
walking route in
central Scotland. The
trail has no
official beginning or end and...
-
Cateran Hole is a
circa 35m
length cave set in the
Gritstone of
Cateran Hill in Northumberland. It lies
about 4
miles due
north of Eglingham, and can...
- The
Cateran, or
simply Cateran, were a
Scottish punk band
active between the mid-1980s and 1991. The
Cateran formed in
Edinburgh in the mid-1980s, with...
- marriage.
Alexander ruled these territories with the help of his own
private cateran forces,
building up
resentment among other land
owners and this included...
-
Museum Ben
Lawers Blackhall Roman Camps Blair Atholl Mill
Blair Castle Cateran Trail Cairngorms National Park
Castle Menzies Clan
Donnachaidh Centre Cluny...
-
Austria Zeller Ache, a
river in
Upper Austria Ache, 1989
album by The
Cateran "Ache", 1992 song by
Jawbreaker from
Bivouac "Ache", 1992 song by No Doubt...
-
symbolic traditional and
ceremonial weapon of the
Highland Cathairean (
cateran or warrior), is worn by officers,
pipers and
drummers of
Scottish Highland...
-
northern side of the B951,
which forms part of the 64
miles (103 km)-long
Cateran Trail.
Built in 1844, it is a
Category C
listed building.
Highbury House...
- into
English as a term for a
Gaelic soldier in
medieval Ireland and as
cateran,
meaning 'Highland marauder', 'bandit'. The term
ceithernach is also used...
