Norse earls of Orkney conducted frequent raids along the Moray Firth coast throughout the late ninth and tenth centuries. Tarbat Ness — a prominent headland on the Moray Firth — was a natural waypoint for Norse longships raiding the coast. Archaeological evidence from the Tarbat peninsula shows significant Norse activity in this period.
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