Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland 9 (1)

Title The title of the publication or report Title:	Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland 9 (1)
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:	9 (1)
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:	1870
Note Extra information on the publication or report. Note:	Date Of Issue From: 1695 Date Of Issue To: 01
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Created Date The date the record of the pubication was first entered Created Date:	08 Dec 2008

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Article Title	Author / Editor	Page Start/End
Additional Notice of the Manuscripts of Fordun's Chronicle.	William F Skene	13 - 24
Notes of Early Monumental Art in the West Highlands.	James Drummond	24 - 28
On the Round Castles and Ancient Dwellings of the Valley of the Forth, and its Tributary the Teith.	Christian Maclagan	29 - 44
Notes on the Shell Heaps near Inveravon, Linlithgowshire.	David Grieve	45 - 52
Notice of the Brochs or Round Towers of Orkney, with Plans, Sections, and Drawings, and Tables of Measurements of Orkney and Shetland Brochs.	George Petrie	60
Observations on the Value of Rubbings in the Preparation of Monumental Drawings (Illustrated by Drawings, Rubbings of Slabs, Rock-Sculpture, &c.).	Tp P White	60 - 71
Notice of the Excavation of the Pictish Towers at Cinntrolla, Carnliath, and Craig-Carril in Sutherland, with Notes on Neighbouring Brochs; and an appended Report by T. Aitken, M.D., F.A.S.L., Inverness, on the Crania found in and about them.	J M Joass	60
Note of a Donation of Four Sculptured Stones from Monifieth, Forfarshire.	James Neish	71 - 77
Descriptive List of Antiquities near Loch Etive, Argyllshire, consisting of Vitrified Forts, Cairns, Circles, Crannogs, &c.,; with some Remarks on the Growth of Peat.	R Angus Smith	81 - 106
Notice of Ancient 'Feeding-Bottles' for Infants (one containing Remains of Milk, recently Presented to the Museum of the Society; with Notes of the Discovery of similar Vessels in Gallo-Roman Graves, and Instances of their Occurrence in England.	John A Smith	106 - 116
Additional Note on Easter Island, on the Discovery of Carved Planks of Toro-Miro Wood.	Colin M Dundas	116 - 118
Notes on Materials found in a Kitchen Midden at Hillswick, Shetland, with special reference to Long-Handled Combs.	Millen Coughtrey	118 - 151
Note of the Excavation of some Tumuli at Melville Moor.	James Brodie	151 - 153
Notice of the Gallow Hill, Auchterless, and of Circular Foundations and Tumuli, and various Relics discovered there.	James Forrest	157 - 161
Notice of the Shingled Roof of the Tower of the Canongate Tolbooth, Edinburgh.	John Smith	162 - 167
Notices from Original Documents relating to John Anysley, Constable of Norham Castle, Prisoner in Scotland in 1514, and of his Murder on his Journey to England in that Year.	Edward Peacock	167 - 173
Notes of Stone Celts found in Glenshee, Forfarshire, 1870; and of Clay Cones (Loom Weights) found at Ravensby, Parish of Barrie, Forfarshire.	James Neish	174 - 176
Note on the Sculptured Stone, with Spectacle Ornament, recently discovered at Bilton, Yorkshire. (A Cst of the Stone was Exhibited.)	James Raine	177
Notes of a Roman Sculptured Stone recently discovered at Cumbernauld, and of an Inscribed Stone at Stirling, &c. (With Photograph and Copy of the Inscription)	Christian Maclagan	178 - 179
Notice of a Collection of Antiquities in Stone and Bronze found under Blairdrummond Moss.	Henry Home Drummond	179
Notice of a Highland Target, having Embossed upon it the Cognisance of the Lord of the Isles.	James Drummond	185 - 189
Notice of a Cinerary Urn, containing a small sized Urn (in which were the Bones of a Child), discovered in Fifeshire; with Notes of similar small and cup-like Vessels, in the Museum of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland.	John A Smith	189 - 207
Present Condition of Lindores Abbey.	Alex Laing	208 - 212
Notice of Excavations in a Broch and adjacent Tumuli near Levenwick, in the Parish of Dunrossness, Zetland.	Gilbert Goudie	212 - 219
Edinburgh in Early Times: with Illustrations. (The Prefatory Notices continued. The Early Views, both North and South, of the City.)	David Laing	223
Note of the Opening of a Group of Cists near Lauder.	Rosehill	223 - 227
The Ecclesiastical Antiquities of the District of Kintyre in Argyllshire.	Tp P White	227 - 230
Notice of a Long Cairn, enclosing Two Parallel Rows of Cists, on the Cuff Hill, near Beith, Ayrshire; with Notes by Dr Speirs, of Beith, on the Human Remains found in it, and now Presented to the Museum.	R W C Patrick	231 - 233
Notice of a Compressed Skull and some Specimens of Ancient Pottery from Peru, Exhibited to the Society.	James Edward Alexander	233
Notice of some Peruvian Antiquities obtained from a Burial-Mound at Arica. (With Photographs)	C L Acland	234 - 238
Remains of Early Antiquties, in and on the Borders of the Parish of Urquhart, Elgin, including Hut circles, Kitchen Middens, Stone Cists with Urns, Stone Weapons, &c., &c.	James Morrison	250 - 263
Note on the supposed 'Charter Chest of Johnny Faa' and its Contents - Probably the Official Box and Plates, with Trade Marks of the incorporation of Pewterers of Edinburgh.	John A Smith	264 - 268
Notice of the Contents of an Urn found at Murthly, Perthshire.	Arthur Mitchell	268 - 269
Notice of Cists and Urns recently found at Ardoe, near Aberdeen. In a Letter to John Stuart, LL.D., Sec.	Alexander Ogston	269 - 271
Notice of Coins recently found in Scotland.	George Sim	271 - 273
Notices regarding the Antiquites of Cullen, in Banffshire - its Castle Hill, and Parish Church, &c.	Andrew Jervise	274 - 283
Notes of some Recent Excavations in the Island of Unst, Shetland, and of the Collection of Stone Vessels, Implements, &c., thus obtained for the Society's Museum.	Thos Edmonston	283 - 287
Note of a very Rare Type of the Half-Plack of James VI.	R W C Patrick	287 - 288
Notes on Ancient Pipe-Heads - 'Elfin Pipes.'	W G Gibson	288 - 291
Notice of an Ancient Structure near Glenalmond.	J Hannah	291 - 292
Notes on the Excavation of 'Kenny's Cairn,' on the Hill of Bruan; Carn Righ, year Yarhouse; the Warth Hill Cairn, Duncansbay; and several smaller Sepulchral Cairns in Caithness.	Joseph Anderson	292 - 296
Notice of the Excavation of the Brochs of Yarhouse, Brounaben, Old Stirkoke, Bowermadden, and Dunbeath, in Caithness; with Remarks on the Period of the Brochs; and an Appendix, containing a List of Brochs in Scotland, and Early Notices of many of them (with Plans, &c.)	Joseph Anderson	292
Notice of the Discovery of Remains of the Elk (Cercus Alces, Linn., Alces Malchis, Gray), in Berwickshire; with Notes of its occurrence in the British Islands, more partiuclarly in Scotland, &c.	John Smith	297 - 345
Note of the Remains of the Irish Elk (Megacceros Hibernicus), found in Scotland.	John Smith	345 - 350