Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland
Volume 20 (1885-86) - Table of Contents
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Preliminaries
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Meeting minutes
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1-13
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| Southes, the Right Hon. The Earl of |
The Oghams on the Brodie and Aquhollie Stones, with Notes on the Inscriptions of the Golspie and Newton Stones, and a List of the Oghams in Scotland.
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14-40
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| Gow, James Mackintosh |
Notice of Cup-marked Stones and Curing Well on the Estate of Garth, Fortingall, Perthshire. With Drawings.
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41-7
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| Cursiter, James W |
Notice of a Wood-Carver's Tool-Box, with Celtic Ornamentation, recently discovered in a Peat Moss in the Parish of Birsay, Orkney.
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47-50
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| Hunt, C A |
Notice of a Box, supposed to be the 'Offerand Stok' of St Eloi's Altar in St John's Church, Perth.
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50-3
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| Reid, John J |
Early Notices of the Bass Rock and its Owners.
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54-71
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| Trotter, Robert & Maxwell, Herbert Eustace |
Notice of the Excavation of St Medan's Cave and Chapel, Kirkmaiden, Wigtownshire. Communicated, with Additional Notes.
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76-90
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| Ross, Alexander |
Notice of the Discovery of Portions of Two Penannular Brooches of Silver, with Beads of Glass and Amber, and a Silver Coin of Coenwulf, King of Mercia (A.D. 795-818), at Mains of Croy, Inverness-shire.
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91-6
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| Anderson, Joseph |
Notice of Recent Discoveries of Cists, or Burials with Urns, &c.
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97-101
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| Ramsay, Mrs |
Notice of a Leaf-shaped Bronze Sword, found at Leannan Buidhie (Yellow Hollow) Farm of Lower Coiabus, Oa, Islay.
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102-4
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| Shiell, John |
Notice of Carved Oak Panels which were formerly in the Chapel of the Franciscan Nunnery in Dundee.
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108-25
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| Duns, Professor |
On some Rock-Markings.
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126-36
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| Davidson, James |
Notice of a Small Cup-shaped Glass Vessel, found in a Stone Cist at the Public School, Airlie, and now presented to the Museum by the School Board of Airlie.
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136-41
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| Begg, Robert Burns |
Notice of a Large Cinerary Urn, recently discovered on Easter Gellybank Farm, near Kinross, and now presented to the Museum by Mr Haig of Blairhill.
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142-5
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| Dickson, Thomas |
Notice of the Register of Lindores Abbey, a Thirteenth Century Scottish MS. On Vellum, in the Library at Caprington Castle Ayrshire.
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148-59
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| Gunning, R H |
Notice of an Idol Human Head from Ecuador, now presented to the Museum.
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159-65
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| Hutcheson, Alexander |
Notice of the Discovery of a Stratum containing Worked Flints at Broughty-Ferry.
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166-9
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| Jamieson, J & Cleland, J |
Notice of the Discovery of a Cist with an Urn at Knockankelly, Arran. With a Report on the Osseous Remains.
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170-3
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| Skene, W F |
On the Traditionary Accounts of the Death of Alexander the Third.
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177-85
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| McDiarmid, W R |
Notes on the Old Town Hall of Dumfries, commonly called the Mid Steeple.
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186-9
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| Lockhart, Rev. William |
Churches Consecrated in Scotland in the Thirteenth Century; with Dates.
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190-200
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| Thomas, the late F W L |
Ancient Valuation of Land in the West of Scotland: Continuation of 'What is a Pennyland?'.
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200-13
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| Joass, Rev. J M |
Notice of a Hoard of Bronze Vessels found, in 1868, near Helmsdale, Sutherland.
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214-8
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| Wilson, Daniel |
Some Illustrations of Early Celtic Christian Art.
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222-39
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| Beveridge, Henry |
Notice of Two Cemeteries, containing Cists and Urns, on the Estate of Pitreavie, near Dunfermline.
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240-52
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| Hutcheson, Alexander |
Notice of Sculptured Stone recently discovered at Murtly, and now presented to the Museum by Sir Douglas Stewart, Bart. Of Grandtully.
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252-6
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| Goudie, Gilbert |
On the Horizontal Water Mills of Shetland.
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257-97
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| Graves, Right Rev. Charles |
An Attempt to Decipher and Explain the Inscriptions on the Newton Stone.
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298-313
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| Munro, Robert |
Notes of Lake-Dwellings in Lough Mourne, County Antrim, Ireland.
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321-30
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| Blyth, R H |
Notes on a Camp and Fort on the Garpol Burn, near Moffat.
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331-5
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| Bain, Joseph |
Note on an Original Document in the handwriting of William Brydone (or Brydon), in all probability the Town-Clerk of Selkirk, who is said to have fallen at Flodden.
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336-7
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| Winning, John G |
Notice of a Cist containing an Urn, found at Wester Wooden, Eckford, Roxburghshire.
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338-9
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| Wallace, Thomas |
Notes on Ancient Remains in the Beauly Valley, Inverness-shire.
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340-55
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| Ramsay, Alex. |
Notice of a Pieta from the Old Church of Banff.
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356-7
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| Mackay, William |
Notice of Two Sculptured Stones in Glen Urquhart.
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358-60
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| Miller, Peter |
The Origin and Early History of the Old Tolbuith of Edinburgh - the Heart of Mid-Lothian; and the Luckenbooths.
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360-76
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| Miller, Peter |
The Mercat Cross of Edinburgh, from 1365 to 1617 - its Site and Form.
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377-89
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| Anderson, Joseph |
Notice of a Casket of Cetacean Bone, carved with Interlaced Patterns in Panels, exhibited by Miss Drysdale, Kilrie House, Kirkcaldy.
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390-6
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| Maxwell, Herbert Eustace |
Notice of an Enamelled Bronze Harness Ornament, from Auchendolly, Stewartry of Kirkcudbright, now presented to the Museum by Mr Archibald Hume of Auchendolly.
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396-8
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| MacPherson, Norman |
Notice of Communion Cups from Duirinish, Skye, with Notes on other sets of Scottish Church Plate, of which specimens were exhibited.
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398-446
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Index
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447-62
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