Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland 8 (2)

Title The title of the publication or report Title:	Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland 8 (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:	8 (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:	1868
Source Where the record has come from or which dataset it was orginally included in. Source:	ADS Archive (ADS Archive)
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
Anniversary Meeting, and Election of Office-bearers		225 - 238
Notice of the Existing MSS. Of Fordun's Scotichronicon.	William F Skene	239 - 256
Notice of a passage in the so-called Death Song of Ragnar Lodbrog, King of Denmark.	Ralph Carr	256
Notice of the Ancient Bell of St Fillan.	Alex P Forbes	265 - 276
Notices of Teampull Michael, Keallun, North Uist; and of Sculptured Stones in Bearnarey, Harris, and in Benbecula; an Abrach Quern, and Quarry for Querns, Heisgeir, North Uist. &c.	Alexander Carmichael	276 - 286
Notes of Coins recently discovered in Scotland, Unicorns of James III. and IV., Half Unicorns of James IV., Ecus of James V., &c.	George Sim	286 - 289
Notice of a Kitchen-Midden at Craig of Boyne, Banffshire.	Robert Garland	290 - 292
Notice of a peculiar Weapon or Harpoon of Bronze, found on the bank of the River Tweed, near Norham.	John Smith	292 - 301
Notice of Easter Island, its Inhabitants, Antiquities, and Colossal Statues.	Colin M Dundas	312 - 323
Notes respecting the Castle of Craig and the Old Kirk of Auchindoir, &c., in Aberdeenshire.	Andrew Jervise	323 - 330
Note of a Gold Brooch of the 13th or 14th century, found in the Water of Ardoch, near Doune Castle.	John Struthers	330 - 333
Exhibition and Description of a Collection of Stone and other Remains from Swiss Lake Dwellings, illustrative of the Agriculture, Manufactures, &c., of the Lake Dwellers.	Rosehill	333 - 339
On the Naga Tribes of the Himalayas, with a Notice of a Naga Grave.	R Graham Thomas	342 - 347
Notice of Excavations, and Discovery of Cists containing large Stone Urns in Stronsay, Orkney.	George Petrie	347 - 351
Notice of the Opening of a Burial Cairn at Shaws, Selkirkshire.	James Brydon	352 - 355
Notice of the Amber Seal (Matrix) of a Canon of Inchaffray, found near St John's Church, Perth.	Joseph Noel Paton	364 - 372
Notice of an Ancient Structure and Remains from a Kitchen Midden, on 'The Ghegan,' an Isolated Rock near Seacliff, East-Lothian.	J W Laidlay	372 - 377
Notice of Remarkable Cists in a Gravel Bank near Kilmartin; and of Incised Sculpturings of Axe Heads, and other Markings on the Stones of the Cists.	R J Mapleton	378 - 381
Notice of the Discovery of a Cist with overlying Urns, at Tealing, Forfarshire.	James Neish	381 - 384
Notes respecting Craigcaffie Castle, Wigtownshire.	John MacLachlan	384 - 387
Notes on the East Window of the Choir of Bothwell Church, and its Armorial Shields.	Joseph Bain	395 - 403
Notice of a Recent Visit to the Great Wall of China.	J G Sinclair Coghill	403 - 407
Note on a Small Gold Ring of Twisted Wires, found in a Pict's House at Shapinshay, Orkney. Exhibited by David Balfour, of Balfour and Trenaby.		407 - 408
Notes of the Discovery of a Necklace of Beads and Plates of Shale and Jet, along with Flint Arrow Heads, found in a Cist under a Small Tumulus at Torrish, Kildonan, Sutherlandshire.	J M Joass	408 - 411
Note of the Discovery of a Necklace of Jet Beads and Plates, found along with an Urn, in a short cist at Balgay, near Dundee.	John Berry	411 - 412
Notice of a Remarkable Sculptured Cross at Bilton, Yorkshire.	William F Skene	417 - 418
Note of Excavations at 'Grimes Graves,' Norfolk.	Rosehill	419 - 428
Note of Sculptured Stones in the Churchyard of Kilmuir, Skye. In a Letter to W F Skene, Esq., LL.D.	M T Carmichael	419
Notice of an Iron Mask.	James Drummond	428 - 430
Notice of the Priory of Beauly, Inverness-shire.	Tp P White	430 - 464
Notice of an Artificial Island, and an Ancient Canoe, found in Draining a Loch near Tobermory, Mull. In a Letter to John Stuart, LL.D., Secretary.	F Campbell	465
Note on the Discovery of Urns set in a Round Hole in the Ground under a Tumulus, and of an Inverted Urn covering Calcined Bones at Gordonbush, Sutherlandshire. In a Letter to John Stuart, LL.D., Secretary.	J M Joass	466
Notice of the Discovery of a Quern in a Supposed Grave, containing Burnt Human Bones, at Commonside, Roxburghshire.	James Brydon	467 - 470
Notes on a Straw Masquerade Dress still used in some parts of Shetland, and on certain Woollen Articles manufactured in Fair Isle; also of a supposed Relic of the Spanish Armada.	Thos Edmonston	470 - 472
Notice of the Discovery of a Pict's House at Fithie, in the Parish of Farnell, Forfarshire, in which Roman Pottery and Animal Remains were found.	Andrew Jervise	473 - 474