The very end of the world, the previous series, presented in five articles the general history of St Kilda, since prehistory to this day. This new series is about everyday life of men who lived in the archipelago. Life, north of the world, brings indeed, an exceptional testimony of the long occupation (more than two … Lire la suite
Version anglaise en bas de l’article / English version at the bottom Et voici le moment que vous attendez tous !!! Après plus d’un an et demi de travail sur ce projet, les protagonistes de Kilda sont heureux de vous présenter le fruit de leur travail. Nous en profitons au passage pour remercier celles et … Lire la suite
Since we started this website, we noticed numerous visits from our Anglo-Saxon internet users. So we decided to translate in English some articles to offer you a better understanding. Even today, boats don’t come alongside Hirta’s coasts except in summer, when the weather makes it possible. After sailing for hours, the island of the Northern … Lire la suite
Since we started this website, we noticed numerous visits from our Anglo-Saxon internet users. So we decided to translate in English some articles to offer you a better understanding. It is said that the Vikings occupied the archipelago around the year thousand. The discovery of brooches and swords in the slopes of Hirta, seems to … Lire la suite
Since we started this website, we noticed numerous visits from our Anglo-Saxon internet users. So we decided to translate in English some articles to offer you a better understanding. The islands described in the short novel Kilda really exist. Actually, it talks about the archipelago called St Kilda, an isolated place in the Atlantic, north … Lire la suite
