n.a., (1876). Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland 12 (1). Edinburgh: Society of Antiquaries of Scotland.

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Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland 12 (1)

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Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland

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12 (1)

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1876

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Article Title	Author / Editor	Page Start/End
Descriptive List of Antiquities near Loch Etive. - No. 5. Plan of Dun-Mac Uisneachan.	R Angus Smith	13 - 19
On Two Monumental Stones with Ogham Inscriptions Recently Discovered in Shetland.	Gilbert Goudie	20 - 32
Notice of the Ancient Kil or Burying-Ground termed 'Cladh Bhile,' near Ellary, Loch Caolisport, South Knapdale.	William Galloway	32 - 58
Notice of Two Original Documents Deposited in the Museum by the Trustees of the late Miss Agnes Black, Perth.	David Laing	63 - 64
Ancient Graves Recently Discovered on the Shores of the Firth of Forth, near Hopetoun, Linlithgowshire; with Notes and Plans Exhibited by Mr C Dawson, Public School, Abercorn.	John A Smith	65 - 69
Note, on Examining the Contents of an Old Stagnant Pool at Carluke.	D R Rankin	70 - 72
Inquiries Respecting Some of the Early Historical Writers of Scotland. (1846-1847)	David Laing	72 - 87
Original Letter of Queen Elizabeth to Anne, Queen of James VI., dated at Richmond, 20th January 1595, with Relative Letter of Sir Robert Bowes, the English Ambassador at the Scottish Court, dated 24th February 1595.	John Small	92 - 97
Note on Four Small Flasks of Terra Cotta, bearing representations of St Menas, from Alexandria, now in the Museum.	Joseph J Anderson	98 - 101
An Attempt to Explain some of the Symbols on the Sculptured Stones of Scotland.	Thomas Arnold	101 - 103
Notes on Mediaeval 'Kitchen Middens' recently discovered in the Monastery and the Nunnery on the Island of Iona.	John A Smith	103 - 117
Notices of the Quigrich or Crozier of St Fillan and of its Hereditary Keepers, in a Letter to John Stuart, LL.D., Secretary.	Daniel Wilson	122 - 131
Deed of Conveyance of the Quigrich by the Last Hereditary Keeper, with Consent of His Son, to the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, for the National Museum.	Alexander Dewar Archibald Dewar	132 - 133
Historical Notices of St Fillan's Crozier, and of the Devotion of King Robert Bruce to St. Fillan.	John Stuart	134 - 182
Notes on the Antiquities of the Island of St Kilda.	J Sands	186 - 192
Some Suggestions as to Our Mural Antiquities.	Andrew Gibb	192 - 198
Notes on a Sculptured Stone Found in the Wall of the South Transept of St Nicholas Church, Aberdeen.	Alex Walker	199 - 201
Notice of Incised Sculpturings on the Steatite Rock at Feideland, the Extreme North of the Mainland of Shetland, and of a Cluster of Ruined Structures Styled Picts' Houses, on the Kaim of Isbister, Shetland. Communicated by Rev. George Gordon, LL.D., Birnie, Corr.Mem.S.A. Scot., in a letter to Dr Arthur Mitchell, Secretary.	George Gordon	202 - 206
Notice of Two Original Documents, with Signatures Exhibited to the Meeting:- I. The National Covenant, November 1638; II. The Common or Godly Band, December 1557.	David Laing	216 - 217
The Collegiate Church or Chapel of Rosslyn, its Builders, Architect, and Construction.	Andrew Kerr	218 - 244
Notes on the Secular and Ecclesiastical Antiquities of Culross.	Arthur W Hallen	245 - 253
Notice of the Discovery of a Roman Bowl in Glasgow Green, and Roman Remains Found at Yorkhill.	John Buchanan	254 - 258
Remarks on the Coinages of Alexander II.	R W C Patrick	278 - 287
Notice of Two Cists at Lunan-Head, near Forfar, containing Remains of Unburnt Skeletons, &c.,	William Galloway	288 - 300
Notice of the Discovery of a Cist, with Three Skeletons, at Innertown, near Stromness, Orkney.	William G T Watt	301 - 302
Notes on the Age of the Settlements on the Sands of Culbin.	Allan Mathewson	302 - 305
Notices of Recent Finds of Coins in Scotland.	George Sim	306 - 307
Notes on the Spinning Gear of former times.	D R Rankin	308 - 311
Lady Grange in Edinburgh, 1730. Forming a Supplementary Notice to that in the 'Proceedings,' Vol. XI.		312 - 313
Notes on the Structure, Distribution, and Contents of the Brochs, with special reference to the question of their Celtic or Norwegian Origin.	Joseph J Anderson	314 - 355
Notes of the Opening of Two Eirde-Houses at Clova, Kildrummy, Aberdeenshire, and of a Cist with an Urn and Flint Implements at New Leslie.	Hugh Gordon Lumsden	356 - 358
Note on the Ptolemaic Geography of Scotland.	F W L Thomas	358