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  1. 07-08-2008, 23:44 #1
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    Default Re: Local historic names of settlements and regions

    You added Dumbarton! Finally my town gets the representation it deserves! I wondered if I was ever going to see it in a mod. +rep if there was such a feature.

    As for its naming, you could be safe with Dunbretane. Or you could go for the Gaelic Dùn Breatainn since it was underder the Canmore's in 1080. Or even the Brythonic Alcluyyd (sp?).
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    Default Re: Local historic names of settlements and regions

    If you can figure out what it was called for the most part during that era, that'd be helpful
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    Default Re: Local historic names of settlements and regions

    Well that would be Dunbretane if you are using the timeframe of 1080-1530
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    Default Re: Local historic names of settlements and regions

    While the game runs till 1530, I'm mainly interested in 1050-1350 (typo in my OP)
    Figure you could also have a look at the other Scottish names for me?
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