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Scottish tartans are a symbol of Scotland's rich heritage and cultural identity, each pattern representing the historical and familial bonds that weave through the country's history. Tartans, known for their distinctive plaid patterns, consisting of crisscrossed horizontal and vertical bands in multiple colours. Traditionally associated with Scottish clans, each tartan pattern holds significance, telling stories of heritage, geographical regions, and even historical events. These patterns were once used as a form of identification, distinguishing the members of different clans and families. Please see the articles below to find out more about Scottish Clan Tartans.
A short article describing the history of Clan Macarthur and a few ancestral locations associated with the clan....
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A short article describing the history of Clan Agnew Tartan and a few ancestral locations associated with the clan....
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