Farmers, monks and raiders: exploring cultural and environmental transitions during the 1st millennium AD on the island of Tiree

Key Points

• Key evidence shows transformative agricultural practices emerged during the 1st millennium AD.
• Findings suggest that environmental changes deeply influenced settlement patterns and community interactions.
• Observational analysis investigates the interplay of farmers, monks, and raiders in shaping local culture.
• Highlights the need for further interdisciplinary research to uncover the complexity of Tiree's history.