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Volume 28 (1893-94) - Table of Contents


Preliminaries
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Meeting minutes (pp 1-9)
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Additional Notes on the Heraldic Glass at Stobhall, and in the Magdalen Chapel Cowgate. (pp 9-13)
Gray, the late J M
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Remarks on the supposed site of Delgon or Cindelgen, the Seat of Conall, King of Dalriada, A.D. 563. (pp 13-8)
McLeod, John
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Notice of a Dish of Bog-butter found at Midton, Inverasdale, Poolewe, Ross-shire, in May 1893. (pp 18-9)
MacRae, D
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Notes on the 'Roman Roads' of the One-inch Ordnance Map of Scotland. With two Maps. (pp 20-57)
MacDonald, James
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Notice of a Cemetery of Graves and Cinerary Urns of the Bronze Age, recently discovered at Kirkpark, Musselburgh, by Rev. George Lowe, B.D. With notes on the Urns. (pp 62-78)
Anderson, Joseph
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Some Notes on St Baldred's Country. (pp 78-83)
Mackinlay, J M
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The Stone Circle at Holywood, Dumfriesshire. (pp 84-90)
Coles, Fred. R
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Notice of the Bell and other Antiquities at the Church of Kettins, Forfarshire. (pp 90-100)
Hutcheson, Alex
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The Prehistoric Fortresses of Treceiri, Carnarvon; and Eildon, Roxburgh. (pp 100-19)
Christison, D
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Antiquarian Notes. (pp 126-35)
Duns, Professor
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Notes on a pair of Pampooties, or Shoes of Raw Hide, from Aran More, Galway Bay. And on Cuaran and other Varieties of Shoes used in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. (pp 136-50)
Mackay, A J G & Carmichael, Alex
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Report on the Photographs of the Sculptured Stones earlier than A.D. 1100, in the district of Scotland north of the River Dee, obtained under the Jubilee Gift of His Excellency Dr R. H. Gunning, F.S.A. Scot. (pp 150-77)
Allen, J Romilly
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Notes on Ancient Bone Skates. (pp 185-97)
Munro, Robert
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Commission by King Christian the Fourth of Denmark, to Magnus Sinclair, Captain of the Ship 'Leoparden,' 1627. (pp 198-204)
Goudie, Gilbert
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Notice of the Discovery of a small Cup-shaped Urn of a Variety hitherto unknown in Scotland. (pp 204-6)
Coles, F R
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Notes on Two Chisels or Punches of Bronze-like Metal from Sutherlandshire and Dumfries. (pp 207-13)
Anderson, Joseph
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Note on a Tanged Dagger or Spear-head from Crawford Priory, Fife. (pp 219-25)
Abercromby, John
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Notes on a Collection of Worked Flints, from the Neighbourhood of Luxor, Egypt, now presented to the Museum. (pp 226-30)
Findlay, John
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Notice of a Charm-bead from Craignish. (pp 230-3)
Black, George F
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Notes on the MS. Liturg.f.5. ('Queen Margaret's Gospel Book') in the Bodleian Library. (pp 244-53)
Dowden, the Right Rev. John
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Notice of a Deed of the Thirteenth Century settling a controversy in connection with St Leonard's Hospital, Edinburgh. (pp 254-63)
Lockhart, Rev. William
PDF 487 Kb
Notice of the Discovery of a Cinerary Urn of the Bronze Age, and of Worked Flints underneath it, at Dalaruan; also of an Old Flint Working-place in the 30-foot Raised Beach at Millknowe. (pp 263-74)
Gray, Alex.
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Notice of Recent Finds of Coins in Scotland. (pp 275-8)
Richardson, Adam B
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Notice of the Sword Belt of the Sword of State of Scotland, restored in 1892 to the Scottish Regalia by the Rev. Samuel Ogilvy Baker. (pp 279-98)
Brook, Alexander J S
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Notes on the 'Roman Roads' of the One-inch Ordnance Map of Scotland. The Dumfriesshire Roads. (pp 298-320)
MacDonald, James
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Descriptive Catalogue of Loan Collections of Prehistoric Antiquities from the Shires of Berwick, Roxburgh, and Selkirk. (pp 321-42)
Black, George F
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An Account of the Archery Medals belonging to the University of St Andrews and the Grammar School of Aberdeen. (pp 343-469)
Brook, Alexander J S
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Index (pp 470-88)
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