Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland 11 (2)

Title The title of the publication or report Title:	Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland 11 (2)
Series The series the publication or report is included in Series:	Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland
Volume Volume number and part Volume:	11 (2)
Publication Type The type of publication - report, monograph, journal article or chapter from a book Publication Type:	Journal
Publisher The publisher of the publication or report Publisher:	Society of Antiquaries of Scotland
Year of Publication The year the book, article or report was published Year of Publication:	1874
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Created Date The date the record of the pubication was first entered Created Date:	11 Jul 2017

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Article Title	Author / Editor	Page Start/End
Notes on the History and probable Situation of the Earlier Establishments at Iona, prior to the foundation of the Benedictine Monastery in the end of the Twelfth Century.	William F Skene	330 - 349
The Forrester Monuments in the Church of Corstorphine. With Drawings by W P Burton. (Plates XII.-XIV.)	David Laing	353 - 362
Notes on the Survival of Pagan Customs in Christian Burial; with Notices of certain conventional representations of 'Daniel in the Den of Lions,' and 'Jonah and the Whale,' engraved on objects found in early Christian Graves, and on the Scuptured Stones of Scotland and Crosses of Ireland. (Plates XV.-XVIII.)	Johannes D Van der Waals	363 - 406
Sketches of later Scottish Alchemists, - John Napier of Merchiston, Robert Napier, Sir David Lindsay, first Earl of Balcarres, Patrick Ruthven, Alexander Seton, and Patrick Scot.	John Small	410 - 438
An original Letter to the Laird of Wishaw (now presented to the Museum), relating to the Proceedings against James Aikenhead 'the Atheist,' and the trial of Witches in Paisley in 1696.	David Laing	438 - 445
Notes on an Oaken Spade found in a Moss at Cruden, Aberdeenshire.	James PHEMISTER	445 - 447
Notice of the Memorial Brass of Dr Duncan Liddel, and of the Tombstone of Sir Paul Menzies of Kinmundy, in Saint Nicholas Church, Aberdeen. ( Plates XIX. - XXIII).	Andrew Gibb	450 - 462
James VI. In Tonsberg, 1589. With Photograph of an old Oaken Tablet erected in the Church of St Mary, in Commemoration of his Visit.	George Stephens	462 - 464
Notice of a Cranium found in a short Cist near Silvermoor, Carstairs, Lanarkshire, in 1847.	D R Rankin	465 - 467
Notes of an Urn found in a Cist in a Gravel Hillock near Oban. In a Letter to the Secretary. With Notice of the so-called Serpent-Mound of Lochnell.	Duncan Clerk John Stuart	468 - 469
Did the Northmen extirpate the Celtic Inhabitants of the Hebrides in the Ninth Century?	F W L Thomas	472 - 507
Notice of a Flint Arrow-head in the Shaft, found in a Moss at Fyvie, Aberdeenshire, with Notes in illustration of the Manufacture of Arrow-shafts with Flint Tools.	Joseph Anderson	508 - 513
An Incident at the Era of the Reformation. From a Contemporary Manuscript.	Alex Laing	517 - 525
Notice of the Monument to William Carstares, Principal of the University of Edinburgh, erected in 1727 and resored in 1874. With a copy of the Original Contract.	David Laing	525 - 529
Note of the Discovery of Sepulchral Urns in Fair Isle. With Letter from John Bruce, Esq., yr. of Sumburgh, Shetland.	John Smith	530 - 534
Notes of a Charter by Charles I. to James, Lord Carnegy, 1641, constituting him Keeper of the Abbey of Aberbrothock; and of an Order by Mr John Garden, Factor on the Panmure Estates (1746), calling the Tenantry of Edzell and Navar to be armed and ready to repel a Highland Raid. Communicated by the late David Dakers Black.	John Stuart	538 - 542
Notice of a Collection of Flint Arrow-heads and Bronze and Iron Relics from the Site of an Ancient Settlement recently discovered in the Culbin Sands, near Findhorn, Morayshire.	Hercules Linton	543 - 546
Notice of Recent Finds of Coins in Scotland.	George Sim	547 - 550
St Columba's Loch, in Skye, and its Ancient Canoes.	William Jolly	551 - 561
Account of an Alchemical Roll on parchment (18 feet in length), presented to the Royal College of Physicians, from the Library of Sir George Areskine of Innertiel, by George Earl of Cromarty, in 1707. (With Notes by John Small)	William Moncrieff	561 - 575
Notes of Flint Implements and Arrow-heads found in Kincardineshire. Also Note of the Use of a Stone as a Knife, in the Island of Lewis, Hebrides, in 1829.	John Smith	575 - 580
Notes of a Collection of Stone Implements and Other Antiquities from Glenluce, Wigtonshire, now presented to the Museum.	George Wilson	580 - 587
Notice of the recently recovered Inscriptions on the Transeptal Crypt of Glasgow Cathedral.	William Galloway	587
Notice of a Find of Silver Ornaments, &c., at Croy, Inverness-shire, now presented to the Museum.	Thomas Fraser	588 - 592
An Episode in the life of Mrs Rachel Erskine, Lady Grange. Detailed by herself in a Letter from St Kilda, January 20, 1738, and other Original Papers. Communicated by David Laing.		593 - 608