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Settlement in burghs This series indicating the development of settlement is necessarily conjectural to some extent. Reliance has been placed on a relatively narrow range of source material since much of the documentation of early medieval Dundee has been lost. Archaeological evidence is minimal and likely to remain so. Town council minute books, burgh head court books, protocol books and records of the guild merchant, crafts, presbytery and kirk session have survived from the late sixteenth or early seventeenth centuries. These, together with maps dating from the seventeenth century to the nineteenth are the basic sources. St. Nicholas Craig Late eleventh century Scouring Burn • _ ... .... ""'''~-;::-,''-- SI. Nicholas Craig Late thirteenth century Late fifteenth century Settlement in Dundee EPD 462Transcribers who have contributed to this page.
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