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Volume 131 (2001) - Table of Contents


Prelims
PDF 316 Kb
Meetings of the Society 2000-2001Held in the Lecture Theatre of the Royal Museum of Scotland (pp 437-454)
PDF 2 Mb
Index (pp 461-469)
PDF 195 Kb
Laws of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, Instituted November 1780 and Incorporated by Royal Charter, 6 May 1783
PDF 285 Kb
Lecture Summaries 2000 - 2001. Preparing for the afterlife: the human experience of death. (pp 431-436)
M Parker Pearson 		PDF 810 Kb
Notes and conditions for Contributors preparing texts for submission (pp 455-460)
PDF 202 Kb
Presenting the Scottish Past: the Rhind Lectures for the Session 1999 - 2000, part 1. (pp 1-2)
N. J. Graham Ritchie 		PDF 503 Kb
William Forbes Skene (1809-92): historian of Celtic Scotland. (pp 3-21)
W. D. H. Sellar 		PDF 4 Mb
Beachdan Ura a Inbhir Nis/ New Opinions from Inverness': Alexander MacBain (1855-1907) and the foundation of Celtic Studies in Scotland. (pp 23-39)
Donald E. Meek 		PDF 2 Mb
Gerard Baldwin Brown (1849-1932): the recording and the preservation of monuments. (pp 41-55)
David J Breeze 		PDF 3 Mb
A possible Neolithic settlement at Kinbeachie, Black Isle, Highland. (pp 57-85)
G.J. Barclay et al. 		PDF 1 Mb
Three cists and a possible Roman road at Barbush Quarry, Dunblane, Perthshire. (pp 87-100)
Timothy G. Holden 		PDF 2 Mb
A Cordoned Urn burial with faience from 102 Findhorn, Moray (pp 101-128)
Ian A. G. Shepherd and Alexandra Shepherd 		PDF 6 Mb
Towards a new understanding of Iron Age Caithness. (pp 129-147)
Andrew Heald and Adam Jackson 		PDF 1020 Kb
Excavations at Cuiltburn on the Roman Gask System, Perth and Kinross. (pp 149-166)
D. J. Woolliscroft and B. Hoffmann 		PDF 2 Mb
Roman counterfeiters' moulds from Scotland. (pp 167-176)
N. M. McQ Holmes and F. Hunter 		PDF 1 Mb
Excavations by the late G. D. B. Jones and C. M. Daniels along the moray Firth littoral. (pp 177-222)
Richard A. Gregory 		PDF 7 Mb
The date and context of the Glamis, Angus, carved Pictish stones. (pp 223-239)
Lloyd Laing 		PDF 5 Mb
Survey and excavation at Tarradale, Highland. (pp 241-266)
R. A. Gregory & the late G. D. B. Jones 		PDF 3 Mb
The Monymusk Requary: the Breccbennach of St Columba? (pp 267-282)
David H. Caldwell 		PDF 2 Mb
New evidence for the origins and evolution of Dunbar: excavations at the Captain's Cabin, Castle Park, Dunbar, East Lothian. (pp 283-317)
Colm Mloney 		PDF 1 Mb
The 17th-century doublet from Keiss, near Wick, Caithness. (pp 319-326)
Naomi Tarrant 		PDF 3 Mb
The monuments of a family': a collection of jewels associated with Elizabeth of Bohemia. (pp 327-348)
Athol Murray 		PDF 3 Mb
Research in inscriptional palaeography (RIP). Scottish tombstone lettering 1241 - 1855: methodology and preliminary analysis. (pp 349-373)
George Thomson 		PDF 4 Mb
James Watt and the Delftfield Potter, Glasgow. (pp 375-420)
Richard Hills 		PDF 7 Mb
Robert Foulis's patent curling stone game. (pp 421-429)
David B. Smith 		PDF 1 Mb