Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland 9 (2)

Title The title of the publication or report Title:	Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland 9 (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:	9 (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:	1870
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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
Anniversary Meeting and Donations to the Museum	John Stuart	351 - 367
Notes on the Crannogs and Lake Dwellings of Wigtownshire.	George Wilson	368 - 378
Notices of Three Churches in North Uist, Benbecula, and Grimsay, said to have been built in the Fourteenth Century. (With Plans and Drawings.)	F W L Thomas	368
Notes relating to Dunsinnane Hill.	Thomas Brown	378 - 384
An Inquiry as to the Birthplace of St Patrick.	J H Turner	384
Notices of some Antiquities recently discovered in North Ayrshire.	R W C Patrick	385 - 387
Notice of Audun, an old Caledonian Fort on Benledi	James Edward Alexander	387 - 388
Notes of the Examination of a Crannog in the Black Loch, anciently called 'Loch Inch-Cryndil,' Wigtownshire.	Charles E Dalrymple	388 - 392
Descriptive List of Antiquities near Loch Etive.	R Angus Smith	396 - 418
Notice of Himalayan and Kabyle Brooches, and the Mode of Wearing them.	William Simpson	419 - 421
Notice of the Discovery of Eight Silver Rings or Ancient Wrist or Ankle Rings, in Cists near Rattar, Dunnet, Caithness.	Robert Campbell	422 - 428
Notice of Bronze Celts or Axe Heads, which have apparently been Tinned; also of Bronze Weapons and Armlets, found along with portions of Metallic Tin near Elgin in 1868.	John Smith	428 - 443
Notice of the probable Author of the Unpublished History of Scotland, erroneously attributed to Bishop Elphinstone of Aberdeen.	William F Skene	447 - 451
Notice of a Cross-Shaft at Arthurlee, Renfrewshire.	T Etherington Cooke	451 - 452
On the Discovery of a Kitchen-Midden on Inchkeith.	David Grieve	452 - 455
Notice of an Underground Structure recently discovered on the Farm of Mickle Kinord, Aberdeenshire.	J G Michie	455 - 457
Notice of a Runic Door from Iceland, ornamented with Carved Dragons and a scene representing the Slaying of a Dragon. With Engravings of the Door.	George Stephens	458
Notice of the Runic Ring recently found in Cramond Churchyard.	George Stephens	458 - 464
Notice of a Number of Circular Stone Huts, surrounded by a Thick Stone Wall, enclosing one and half acres, called the Harefaulds, in Lauder Parish, Berwickshire.	D Milne Home	465 - 472
Notice of Two Pieces of Roman Sculpture found at Arniebog, Dumbartonshire, in June 1868 (With Photogrphs of the Sculptures.)	John Buchanan	472 - 481
Notice of the Fabric of St Vigeans Church, Forfarshire; with Notice and Photographs of Early Sculptured Stones recently Discovered there, &c.	William Duke	481 - 498
Notice of a Collection of Flint Implements found in the neighbourhood of Fordun, Kincardineshire, now presented to the Museum.	James Brodie	499 - 503
Notice of a Highland Powder Horn, having on it the Monogram of Sir George Mackenzie; with some Remarks on Highland Costume. (The Horn, with others of various kinds, was exhibited.)	James Drummond	503
Notice of Permission given at Paris to John Acheson to make Dies with the Portrait of Mary Queen of Scots, 21st October 1553, and to Nicolas Emery to make a Die for Jettons, with the Arms, &c., of the Queen of Scots, from a Register preserved at Paris.	Augustus Wollaston Franks	506 - 507
Notes of Coins recently found in various parts of Scotland.	George Sim	508 - 512
Notices of some Iron Relics found in Carluke Parish.	W R Ranken	512 - 517
Notes of Two Stone Cists at Carsecreugh, in the Parish of Old Luce, Wigtownshire.	George Wilson	517 - 518
Description by Ahmed Ibn-Fozlan (an eye-witness) of the Ceremonies attending the Incremation of the Dead Body of a Norse Chief, written in the early part of the Tenth Century. Translated from Holmboe's Danish Version of the Arabic Original, with Notes on the Origin of Cremation, and its Continuance.	Joseph Anderson	518 - 531
Notice of a Silver Chain or Girdle, the property of Thomas Simson, of Blainslie, Esq., Berwickshire; another, in the possession of the University of Aberdeen; and of other Ancient Scottish Silver Chains.	John Smith	532
Notice of an Original Privy Seal Document relating to the Invasion of Scotland by King Henry the Seventh, in the Year M.CCCC.XCVII. (The Document itself was exhibited)	David Laing	540 - 547
Note of a curious Carved Bone Object found at Fortrie, Ellon, Aberdeenshire.	John Stuart	547
Results of Excavations at the Broch of Burrian, North Ronaldshay, during the Summers of 1870 and 1871.	William Traill	547
Notes (accompanied by Plans and Sketches) regarding the 'Picts House' or Underground Chamber at Tealing, Forfarshire.	Andrew Jervise	548
Notes on the Evidence of Spinning and Weaving in the Brochs or Pictish Towers supplied by the Stone Whorls and the Long-handled 'Broch Combs' found in them.	Joseph Anderson	548 - 561
Notices of Major-General William Roy, from the Parish Registers of Carluke and other sources.	D R Rankin	562 - 566
Descriptive Catalogue of the Roman Consular and Family Coins (Denarii) in the Cabinets of the Museum of the Society.	George Sim	566
Note on a Bronze Patella, having an Anglo-Saxon Inscription on the Handle, found at Friar's Carse, Dumfriesshire.	Ralph Carr	567 - 568
Inscribed Stones at Kirkmadrine, in the Parish of Stoneykirk, County of Wigtown.	Arthur Mitchell	568 - 586
Notes on the Ancient Cattle of Scotland: I. The Small Short-horned Ox, Bos Longifrons, Owen; II. The Great Long-horned Ox; the Urus, Bos Primigenius, Bojanus and Owen.	John Smith	587 - 674
Additional Note to Communication on 'The Antiquities of Cullen in Banffshire' (see page 274)	Andrew Jervise	674