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Society of Antiquaries of Scotland Newsletter
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Society of Antiquaries of Scotland Newsletter
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Society of Antiquaries of Scotland Newsletter
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17 (2)
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12
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Society of Antiquaries of Scotland
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2005
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03 Jul 2014
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The President's Letter
Lisbeth M Thoms
1 - 2
The outgoing president reflects on highlights of her tenure including the Buchan lecture on the Antonine Wall and some of the project which the Society supports through research grants.
Graham Ritchie
Lisbeth M Thoms
2
A brief obituary which highlights GR's long association with the Society in particular his contribution to the proceedings.
The Society's Swedish runestone
6
The runestone was presented by Alexander Seton in 1787. It dates from the eleventh century and comes from Lilla Ramsjo I Vittinge in Uppland. It currently stands below the Castle Esplanade in Edinburgh and negotiations are underway to move it to Princes Street Gardens.
World Heritage Sites in Scotland
7 - 8
St Kilda has been recognised for its cultural significance as a record of a lost crofting community in addition to its natural significance. Only twenty four sites around the world have been recognised in this way. The category known as Frontiers of the Roman Empire includes a number of countries such as recently accepted Germany. The Antonine Wall will be put forward next year as part of this 'site'.