Prince Ardle's Grave

From: Kirkmichael Session House Collection
Prince Ardle's Grave, c. 1920. Prince Ardle (or Ard-Fhuill) was believed to have been a Caledonian of noble blood who was slain fighting off a Danish invasion. This is one theory behind how Strathardle got it's name: the strath (broad mountain valley) of Ard-Fhuill, making Strath Ard-Fhuill, and then Strathardle.
 
Prince Ardle's Grave, c. 1920. Prince Ardle (or Ard-Fhuill) was believed to have been a Caledonian of noble blood who was slain fighting off a Danish invasion. This is one theory behind how Strathardle got it's name: the strath (broad mountain valley) of Ard-Fhuill, making Strath Ard-Fhuill, and then Strathardle.
Creator
Unknown
Date of creation
1920
Place
Dirnanean
Contributor
Session House
Reference number
MB/MB06/04/09
Format
1 image

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