Frankish bishop Arculf told monks at this abbey of his travels to the Holy Land, which, along with an early map of Jerusalem, were collected into the De locis sanctis. A historian in this abbey suggested protecting non-combatants in wars in his “Law of the Innocents.” This abbey protected and converted a child who later avenged his brother’s murder by Pagans at the Battle of the Winwaed. A head of this abbey named (*) Adomnán provided the first recorded hagiographical (10[1])mention of the Loch Ness Monster. Tonsure and Easter (10[1])calculation rules promulgated (10[1])by this (-5[1])abbey (10[1]-5[2])competed with Roman rules at Oswiu (-5[1])of Northumbria’s Synod of (-5[1])Whitby. Monks from this abbey may have carried the Book of Kells (10[1])across the North Channel. (-5[1])For 10 points, Saint Columba founded what traditional gravesite of medieval Scottish kings? (10[1])■END■ (10[2]0[3])