 Five Hogback monuments found in Govan hint at Scandinavian enclaves inland.The Isle of Man (which was absorbed into Scotland from 1266 until the 14th century) was dominated by the Norse-Gaels from an early date and from 1079 onwards by the Crovan dynasty as attested by the "Chronicles of Mann" and evidenced by the numerous Manx Runestones and Norse place names.The modern-day Diocese of Sodor and Man retains the centuries-old name.