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Aber, Dumbartonshire, Ecclesiastical Site, 114 Aberdeen:— Cathedral INDEX PAGE Aber, Dumbartonshire, Ecclesiastical Site, 114 Aberdeenshire (contd.):— Aberdeen:— Stoneywood; Strichen; Sunday- Cathedral, . Carve fromk .36 . dOa , 6 swells Hill; Tifty, Fyvie; Turriff; East Kirk, ......7 35 . Whitestone, Skene. King's College Chapel, Carved Oak in, Acharole, Caithness, Beaker from . 1721 , ,18 3614 36 , Acheson, Ellen Stewarte se : . Marischal College, Sea (presented, of l 3 1 . ) —— John, Goldsmit3 Canongaten h40 i . , St Nicholas' Church, Carved Oak from, . 355 Acres, Knockando, Morayshire, Beaker ——3 —36 —Mary't S . s. Chapel . , from, ....... 186 Beakers found near, . 157/., 175 Adamnan, Saint, Associatio wit, of nh Sites Bishop of, Thomas Spens, Arms of, . 366 in Glenfalloch ....4 11 . Brand for Deserters from,.... 417 ^Elius, Coins of, in Falkirk Hoard, . 35 Burgess Ticke Jamef to s Eraser9 , 41 1729 . , Africa, West, Stone Axes and Object from, 98 Miniatur4 1 e Bagpipe . s mad. , ein Agrippa, Coi fro, nmof Dornoch, ..2 3 . Scale for highways made in, . 417 Aikerness Broch, Orkney, Bone Handle Silver Spoons made in, .... 190 found near, ...... 13 Aberdeenshire:— Airhouse, Berwickshire, Flint Implements Gridiron from, ...... 417 from, .......7 5 . Plane from, ......6 41 . Airs Moss, Ayrshire, Tartan Fabric found See Ardiffney, Cruden ; Avondow , Mill- in, . ' . .417 timber ; Balmeadie, Belhelvie ; Bank- Albany, Isabella, Duchess of, ... 116 head, Pitsligo; Boyndlie,Upper,Tyrie; Albinus, Clodius , n i FalkirCoin , of s k Broomend, Inverurie; Broomhill, Hoard, ....... 35 Tough; Bruckleseat, Eyvie; Cairn- Alexander Severus, do., do., . 35 hill, Monquhitter; Cairnie, Huntly; Allan, Coliu, Silversmith in Aberdeen, . 417 Castle Eraser; Cliiiterty, Kinellar; Ancrum, Roman Coins from,.... 30 Clova, Mid, Kildrummy; Cruden; Anderson, Alexander, Burgess in Elgin, . 369 Cuning Hill, Inverurie; Ellon ; Elrick, Angus, William, re-elected to Council, . 2 Newhills; Finnercy, East, Dunecht; Angus : see Ballownie, Brechin ; Brechin; Freefleld; Fyvi e; Glass; Glaster- Castle Huntly; Collieston Mill, berry, Peterculter; Billhead, Ellon; Arbroath ; Finavon ; Fletcherfleld; Hill of Foulzie, King Edward; In- Idvies; Invermark Castle; Kame veramsay ; Johnstone, Leslie ; Keir, Hillock, Tealing; Kingswella, Moni- Belhelvie; Kinaldy; Kinkell; Leg- kie; Kirkbuddo; Leuchland, Den gat's Den, Chape Gariocf o l h; Lesli e; of, Brechin; Linlathen ; Noranside; Leslie, Mains of; Memsie; Mony- Priest-town, Edzell; Wellgrove, musk; Muiresk, Upper Mains of, Lochee. Turriff; Newlands, Oyne; New Mill, Animal Bone t Midhowsa e Broch, 471/., 514^. Rathen ; Old Keig; Ord, Auchendoir; —— —— from Midhowe Cairn . .348 ParkMll; Persley Quarry ; Pittodrie, —— Remain t Jarlshofsa . 242/., , 247, 2553 ,31 Oyne; Pond Croft, Keig; Savoch, Skeleto Dogf no , .....5 25 . Longside; Skene; Slap, Turriff; Anniversary Meeting, 1933, .... 1 517 518 INDEX. PAGE PAGE Antlers Deerd Re ,Midhown i , e Broch, 4506 49 , Arrow-heads (contd.) :— —— —— from Midhowe Cairn, . 339 Flint, from Stone Circle, Old Keig,. 390 Antoninus, Pius, Coins of:— Quartz, from Callernish, Lewis, (dona- from Gadder, ..... tion) ........ 190 ,, Camelon, ..... 29 —— from Corishader8 42 . , • Lewis • , ' „ Bskdale, Dumfriesshire, . 30 Arthur's Seat Edinburghe se : . in Falkirk. Hoard, 35 Auchencairn, Dumfriesshire, Beaker from, from Midcalder, ..... 30 141/., 149 ,, Mumrills, ..... 27 Auchenheglish, Dumbartonshire, Ecclesi- ,, Old Kilpatrick, .... 28 astical Site, .....6 11 . Antony, Mark, Coins of:— Auchindoune, Cawdor, Morayshire, from Camelon, ..... 29 Beakers from, ...... 186 ,, Castlecary, ..... 28 Auchinleck, Alexander, Maker of the in Falkirk Hoard, ... 35 St Mary's Mazer, ..... 396 Anvil Stones from Jarlshof. , . 256/. Auchmore, Portsoy, Beaker from, . 158, 180 Aquilia Severa, Falkirn Coii , nof k Hoard, 35 Auchterarder: see Baillielands. Archerfleld, East Lothian, Fragments of Aurelius, M., Coins of, from Gadder, . 28 Beakers from, . 137 if., 160, 182 —- — —Falkirn i k Hoard, ...5 3 . Ardiffney, Cruden, Beakers from, . 156, 174 Avondow, Millfcimber, Aberdeenshire, Ardsheal, Banner of the Stewarts of, Beaker from, ..... 156,177 (donation) .' . 10 Awls, Bone, from Jarlshof, 240, 254,'261, 2659 26 , Argyll: see Ardsheal; Ballinaby, Islay; —— —— ., Midhowe Broch, . 462,487 Ballymenn.ch, Kilmartin: Balna- Axe, Hand-, Flint, from Furze Platt, braid ; Callachally, Mull; Canipbcl- Maidenhead, Berks0 , (donation35 . ) towii; Coll; Dunstaffnage Castle ; Axes:— lon a; Largie, Poltalloc h; Mull; Bronze, Flanged, from Ballownie, Poltalloch ; Rum; Salen, Mull; Sauna Brechin, (exhibited) .... 412 Bay, Ardnamurchan; Stalcaire —— Flat, from Brocklock, Carsphairn, Castl e; Teatl e Bur n; Tiree . (purchase) ...... 352 Armlets :— —— Socketed, from River Teith, (dona- Bronze Penannular, from Cairntabie, tion) ....... 191 Ayrshire, (donation) .... 11 Copper, Flat, from Doune Hill, Dunbar, Gold, Scotch Pebble, (donation) . 414 (purchase) ...... 191 Hair, (donation) .....8 1 . Iron, Viking, from Ballinaby, Islay, . 75 Lignite ,Kei d founOl g n Stondi e Circle, 382,389 —— (donation) ...... 98 Shale or Jet, from Midhowe Broch, . 496. Stone:— Steatite 258/. , fro .. m Jarlshof . , from Browland, Shetland, (purchase) 20 Arms of Fergusson, ...... 398 . '„ East Burraflrth,1 Shetland19 . , —, Petrie, — , impalin5 40 g Forbes,. foun t Fedelauda d , Shetland, (pur- —— „ Tulloch ...... 403 chase) ....... Arm Armour:d san — from Jarlshof, ..... 235 Chain Mail from Roman Fort, Vindo- ,, Pond Croft, Keig, Aberdeen- landa, (donation) ..... 15 shire, (donation) ..5 1 . Dirk, Highland, (donation) . 414 ,, West Africa, (donation) . 98 Armstrong, William9 11 Kinmontf . o , . , Axe-hammer, Stone, from Knock, Lewis, '. 430 Arran, James Hamilton, Earl of, and Duke ——- —— from Skooan, Evie, Orkney, (pur- of Chatelherault, Seal of, ... 17 chase) ...... 19 Arrochar,5 Ecclesiastica11 . l . Site, Ayrshire e Airse :s Moss; Cairntabie; Arrow-heads:— Coilsfleld, Tarbolton; Court Hill, Flint, from Airhouse, (donation) . 56 Dairy; Haylee, Largs ; Mulrkirk; , , —Know— f o Lairoe , Rousay, Shewalton Sand sStevensto; n Well; - (donation) .... 98 wood, Muirkirk. —— ,, New Mill, Rathen, Aberdeen- Azilian, or earlier, Worked Flint found shire, (donation)..3 1 . near Dunstaffnage Castle, (donation) 15 INDEX. 519 Baden-Powell, D. W. P., presents objects Barren, Rev. Dr D. G., presents a Leather from Lewis, .....0 19 . Shoe, .......6 5 . Bagpipes, Miniature, Highland, from Basin, Stone, from Midhowe Broch, . 484 Perth, (donation) ....4 1 . Bathgate, West Lothian, Beakers from, —— —— Lowland5 41 . , (donation . ) 138, 150, 188 Baikie, John, presents Wooden Tumbler, . 14 Bead-making, notched Bone for, from Baillielands, Perthshire, Beaker from, 150, 186 Skara Brae, ...... 11 Bain . W.F , , elected, ....2 . Beads:— Baird, Majo3 . A.,W r Deat . h.. of, Bone, from Jarlshof, .... 9 22925 , —— —— Obituary Notice of, .... 5 Glass, from Morham, East Lothian, Bairnson, Mr, presents Fragment of thin (donation) ...... 16 Bronze Plate, ...... 15 —— from for t Siccaa t r Point, Cock- Balbridie, KLincardineshire, Beakers from, 157,184 burnspath, (donation) .... 11 Balfour e HonTh , . James Moncreiff, Shale, found in cist at Edinburgh, elected, ....... 2 (donation) .....1 35 . Ballevoulin, Bhu, Dumbartonshire, Ecclesi- Steatite 260/. , fro .. m Jarlshof . , astical Site, .....6 11 . or Whorls, Bone, from Midhowe Broch, Ballinaby, Islay, A Viking Grave at, . 74 481, 489/. Ballinjour Wood, Stirlingshire, Place- Beaker Pottery of Scotland, A New name and Ecclesiastical Site, . 114 Analysi e Earlth f yo s Bronze Age, Ballownie, Brechin, Bronze Flangee dAx 132/. .. and Lis. t . of, from, (exhibited) ....2 41 . Beetle, Clothes, from North Berwick, Balls :— (donation). .....8 9 . Henching, from Stirlingshire, (donation) 15 Beinn a' Mhanaich, Dumbartonshire, Hydrostatic, (donation) ...0 35 . Place-name, ...... 115 Stone, Carved, from Laxdale, Storno- Belhelvie, Aberdeenshire Balmeadie se : e; way, .......8 42 . Keir. Ballymenach, Kilmartin, Beaker from, . 178 Belmont Castle, Meigle, Beaker from, . 187 Balmaha, Place-name, ..... 114 Berwickshire : see Airhouse; Broomdykes, Balmeadie, Aberdeenshire, Beaker from, . 177 Edrom ; Craigsfordmains, Earlston; Balmuick, Comrie, Handled Beaker Urns Dryburgh • Mains; Edington Mill, from,....... 7 15218 , Chirnside; Grueldykes, Duns; Hagg Balnabraid, Campbeltown, Beaker from, 146, 178 Wood, Foulden; Harelaw Hill, Banchory Clashfarquhare se : . Chirnside; Hoprig, Cockburnspath; Banchory-Ternan, Kincardineshire, Beaker Macksmill, Gordon; Manderston from, ....... 5 15318 , House, Duns. Bandry, Luss, Dumbartonshire, Cairn near, 100 Bettyhill, Sutherland, Beaker fragments —— and Cam ma-Ceasoig, Ecclesiastical from, ........ 188 Site, . .115 Beveridge, George, presents a Bone Object, 11 Banffshire: see Auchmore, Portsoy; Birds' Bones at Midhowe Broch, . 462, 489, 516 Boharm, Achroisk; Buckie; Burnside Birley, Eric, presents Chain Mail, . 15 o£ WThitefield, Aberchirder; Cares- Birnie, John, presents Arrow-heads . , 13 town, Deskford; Cullen ; Findlater Birsay, Orkney, Perforated Ston3 1 e from . , Castle; Forglen; Gardenstowu; —— —— Roofing Flag from the Earl's Lesnmrdie; Seafleld, Cullen. Palace, ....... 12 Bankhead, Pitsligo, Beaker from, . 171, 176 Black, DrW. G., Death of, .... 3 Bannatyn Butr eo e Mazer, ...4 39 . —— —— Obituary Notic , ...eof 5 . Banner of the Stewarts of Ardsheal, Blackater, John C., jun., elected, ... 2 (donation) .....0 1 . Blackford Hill Edinburghe se : . Barholm Hill, Kirkdale, Kirkcudbright,
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