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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
DAIL NAN CEANN Dail nan Cìnn
Dail nan Cìnn
Dail nan Cìnn
Dail nan Ceann
Rev. [Reverend] Mr McMichael Craignish
Mr McPherson Achanarnich
New Statistical Account
GO [Gaelic Orthography]
138 Tradition asserts this to be the site of a great conflict, 3000 heads are said to have been found on the field, & two cairns standing on a small eminence N.W. [North West] of the field are supposed to contain the remains of some great men who fell in the engagement.
CAIRNS [Dail nan Ceann] Cairns 138 two cairns standing on a small eminence N.W. [North West] of the field are supposed to contain the remains of some great men who fell in the engagement.
Site of CONFLICT between the Scots and Danes [Dail nan Ceann] 138 "Another engagement between the Danes and the natives is said to have taken place on the Western shore of the parish. Two Cairns still mark its scene, and its severity may be argued from the name which it bears. It is called "Dail-nan-Ceann", that is "The field of heads".
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] p. [page] 52
"Date of Conflict unknown".
BÀGH DAIL NAN CEANN Bàgh Dail nan Cìnn
Bàgh Dail nan Cìnn
"Bàgh Dail nan Ceann"
Rev. [Reverend] Mr McMichael
Mr McPherson
GO [Gaelic Orthography]
138 A small gravelly bay forming the N. [North] boundary of Dail nan Cìnn
Sig [Signification] Field of Heads Bay.

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