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Thursday, 4th December 2008
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The snowball fight that went on for centuries
THERE is nothing like a clan gathering to rekindle historic rivalries. But where once feuds descended into bloody battle, these days all it takes is a tune and a small sweetener to smooth things over.
Fight for sites
Calls for better protection for Scotland's ancient battlefields will be made this week.
New fossil-hunters' code (800m years in making)
FROM tiny grains of pollen to the remains of dinosaurs, Scotland has some of the rarest and most scientifically important fossils in the world, spanning at least 800 million years of the Earth's history.
When less is moor: New Culloden visitor centre opens
A new £9 million visitors' centre opens at Culloden next week, with an understated, 21st-century take on one of Scotland's most famous battles, writes TIM CORNWELL.
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University launches bid for economics centre at home of Smith
Making tracks to the future?
Queen’s Scots historian joins battle to save graveyard
Older than the pyramids, buried for centuries – found by an Orkney plumber
Town that had the flooring market covered
Could this rock star be new tourist trap?
Lottery windfall will turn historic lodge into tourist magnet
The place to see how city has changed
When Edinburgh went up in flames
Four million trees for new 'old' forest
£3m plan to regenerate town's historic centre
Call to make 'fair city' more than a name
The axe that robbed us of our railway heritage disappearing scotland
'Act now to save buildings of today that will be part of Scottish history'
Factory goes up in smoke NOSTALGIA
'One of my favourite memories is the day I went to an air display' YOUR MEMORIES
Dank cellars and the best dressed vendor in the city YOUR MEMORIES
Scots call to save Grand Old Lady of the Mississippi from scrapheap
Set your sights on our national treasure trove
Treasured places in the frame
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