The data used to create this web map were acquired with the kind permission of Roger McWee from his Islay Cultural Database. Reconstruction of historical farm divisions are the work of Alan Macniven

The icons used were made by Freepik from www.flaticon.com and is licensed by CC 3.0 BY

Map sources

Map	Source
Historical maps	National Library of Scotland (NLS)
Geological Maps	British Geological Survey (BGS)
Land Capability Maps	James Hutton Institute

---

Special thanks to Bruce Gittings and Dr Alan Macniven of the University of Edinburgh

This system was developed by Eniola Babatunde, 2018

Unless explicitly stated otherwise, the content of these web pages is the copyright of the Editors of the Islay Cultural Database. Content is deemed to include text, pictures, sound, video and any other media incorporated herein.

Copyright is the internationally-recognised method whereby we protect the considerable work in compiling this content and ownership of the resulting information.

It requires you to seek permission (and potentially pay a fee) before making copies of it. Copyright applies equally to the Web as to any book or other publication. To safeguard our hard work, we are unfortunately required to legally pursue those who infringe our copyright.

There is no restriction on incorporating a small number of links to this web site from your own site. However, it is unfair and unreasonable to pass our work off as yours, and potentially generate advertising or other revenue for yourself or your Internet Service Provider (ISP), either by including large numbers of links or by copying our material into your own web site. Re-editing our text does not free you from the moral liability whereby you are unreasonably exploiting our hard work.

Reproduction of part or all of the contents, in any form, is prohibited, other than in accordance with the following permissions:

You may download or print extracts from this web site only for personal use only.

You may not include such downloads in your own web site or blog (or third-party web sites such as facebook, wikipedia etc.), but you may copy extracts on to individual third parties for their personal information only provided that you acknowledge the copyright owner explicitly within the copy, by including the copyright notice:

"© The Islay Cultural Database, 2020"

You must also include reference to the source:

"Used with permission from The Islay Cultural Database at https://gis.geos.ed.ac.uk/cgi-bin/islay/islay.py"

No part of this web site may be distributed or copied for any commercial purpose, even where there is no direct commercial gain, without receiving the explicit written permission of the copyright holder.

You must not incorporate this material, or any part of it, in any other work or publication, whether as paper copies or electronic means or any other form without the permission of the copyright holder. This means that you must ask our permission before including material you find here in your web site. While we are happy for you to link to our site, including a significant number of links from your site to individual sections of ours (multiple 'deep linking') is regarded in law as being copyright violation. In addition, you must not use persistent frames or other mechanisms to retain control or display advertising from your site while displaying ours. If unsure, please ask.

Please let us know if you find copyright violations which involve our work.

The editors hereby assert all rights given by the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act (1988) in the United Kingdom and internationally by the Berne and Geneva Conventions.

If you wish to use our information in ways other than those allowed above, you must get our permission first. Please contact: Alan.Macniven@ed.ac.uk