301 - 400: Bronze enamelled brooch 4th c BC.

521: Birth of St Columba

585: Findlugan installed as Abbot of Tamlaght, Lough Foyle

962 - 1195: Norse rule of Man & The Isles

1079 - 1095: Godred Crovan rules Man & The Isles

1156: Somerled defeats Norse at sea off Islay

1164: Somerled killed fighting Malcolm IV of Scotland

1201 - 1400: 13/14th c. Figure of Christ from a crucifix, Irish or Scottish.

1201 - 1400: 13/14th c. Musical instrument peg, probably from a harp.

1201 - 1300: Dog collar mount, 13th c,

1201 - 1300: Pot shard from a jug, 13th c,

1301 - 1400: Pilgrim's badge from Rome, 14th c,

1301 - 1400: Pot shard from a jug, 14th c,

1301 - 1500: Plough share, 14/15th c,

1301 - 1500: 14/15th c. Fragment of a child's grave slab.

1301 - 1400: Pendant from horse harness, 14th c, enamelled with the royal arms of France.

1301 - 1500: 2 bone playing-pieces, one with interlace, the other with a deer. 14/15th c.

1301 - 1500: 14/15th c. Buckle

1301 - 1500: 14/15th c. Buckle

1301 - 1400: Stone carving of a head, 14th c, probably a corbel from the great hall.

1301 - 1500: Padlock, 14/15th c,

1301 - 1500: Arrowhead, 14/15th c,

1301 - 1500: Arrowhead, 14/15th c,

1301 - 1500: Fish hook, 14/15th c,

1301 - 1500: Casket key, 14/15th c,

1301 - 1500: Strap and buckle, 14/15th c,

1329 - 1387: John, First Lord of the Isles rules

1350: John, First Lord of the Isles marries Margaret, daughter of Robert Stewart, Regent of Scotland

1350: Oronsay Priory founded by John

1351 - 1400: Late 14th c Scottish half-groat (silver) found in the mortar of the chapel.

1371: Robert Stewart becomes King of Scotland

1387: John, First Lord of the Isles, dies

1387 - 1422: John Mor Tanaisdear designated Lord of the Isles

1395: John pays homage to Richard II of England at Drogheda in Gaelic

1401 - 1500: Brooch (bronze), 15th c,

1401 - 1500: Mount from a casket, 15th c,

1401 - 1500: Jew's harp, 15th c,

1411: Battle of Harlow between royal army and Donald, Lord of the Isles

1449 - 1493: John II, fourth Lord of the Isles rules

1485: Coin (head side only). Groat of James III minted in Edinburgh c 1485, silver.

1493: Lands of Lord of the Isles forfeited

1503: John II, fourth Lord of the Isles dies in exile in Paisley

1542: Title of 'Lord of the Isles' annexed to the Crown