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(If you are viewing an archived version of this website, you may need to keep scrolling down the page after clicking on an article in order to read it, as the same thing/menu may appear to display after clicking on any article, the articles may only become visible if you scroll down).


This is a website dedicated to the study of languages, containing sections pertaining to various languages, mainly Celtic, and including Scottish Gaelic dialects, which are a significant part of the website's content.

The ebooks pages contain downloadable ebooks published through/via this website, but which contain entirely separate content to what is on the website's pages/parts. The ebooks also contain a lot of archaeology, philosophy and spirituality, much in relation to language.
Site map is below (in case the menu at the top of the page does not work).

Photo above: Western Scottish landscape, taken by Linden Alexander Pentecost

 

About the name: The Book of Dunbarra takes its name from the Gaelic words dùn and barr, connected with the town of Dunbar in the south-east of Scotland, a name recorded in early Welsh as Dynbaer, and translatable in Scottish Gaelic as Dùn Barr. The website is a book in the sense of a book being a place which I hope inspires kindness and hope.