Current Conference
David I 900 – his reign, reputation and the burgh of Stirling
1st to 3rd November 2024
University of Stirling
David I Conference Programme and Booking form
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Place the cursor on the line where you’re adding text, click, and begin typing.
Save the edited document with a different name.
Click here to view available recordings of previous talks
These full day conferences have been run annually since 1975 usually at Stirling University in November.
We have been fortunate to have had a succession of excellent speakers who have spoken about their subjects in a local context.
Details of the conference together with booking details are posted on this site in early September.
The FNH board would welcome suggestions for future topics.
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