Mull Historical and Archaeological Society

Mull Historical and Archaeological Society
For the musical artist with a similar name, see Mull Historical Society.

Mull Historical & Archaeological Society were originally called simply Mull Historical Society but changed their name to underline the importance of archaeology in their work and partly to avoid confusion with Colin MacIntyre's pop creation.

Based on the Scottish island of Mull, they aim to 'promote and develop an interest in Scottish History and traditions with particular reference to the Island of Mull'.

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