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Dundee City Archives: Reference Collection Dundee City Archives: Reference Collection What is listed in this index? This index lists published reference items that we hold. This includes books, pamphlets, booklets, flyers and periodicals. These are all items which were printed and many copies were produced. This may mean that copies of these items are held in other archives or libraries. In some cases published material is held in our archival collections when they relate to the main collection. If there is anything in particular you are looking for please contact us. How do I use this index? The items in this index are sorted by category in alphabetical order. These categories are listed on the next page. Many of the categories are then split into subcategories, such as time periods or geography, e.g. UK, Scotland, Angus, Dundee. Alternatively you can search this document for keywords using the find option. How do I access the records? The location of the items in the reference collection is shown in the last column. Some items are available on the shelves in our Searchroom. Other items need to be ordered from our stores. You can order these on arrival at the Archives or you can pre-order them in advance of your visit via email when booking a space in our Searchroom (see below). Please quote the ID number and title of the item. Visiting the Archives Opening Hours: Monday to Friday: 9.30am to 1pm and 2pm to 4.30pm We have limited space in our search room so users should make an appointment if possible. If you need disabled access please let us know before your visit. The Archives entrance is at 14 City Square. When you arrive please go to the reception at 20 City Square – on the right side of the square under the City Chambers. Tell the receptionist that you are visiting the Archives. A member of Archives staff will then take you to the searchroom. Contact Details Email: [email protected] Tel: 01382 434494 Page 1 Categories Agriculture Folklore, Myths and the Photographs and Postcards Animals and Pets Supernatural Policing Archaeology Food and Drink Politics Architecture Fraternal Organisations Population and Statistics Archives Furniture Making and Upholstery Property and Conveyancing Armed Conflict General History Public Health Armed Forces General Reference Religion Business and Commerce (General) Government and Administration Scientific Study Cartography Guildry and Trade Incorporations Shopping Cemeteries and Burials Heraldry and Seals Social Welfare Civic Events, Galas, Festivals, Heritage and Historical Sports and Outdoor Activities Fairs and Circuses Organisations Statistical Accounts Communications Hobbies and Pastimes Substance Abuse Customs and Excise Housing Textiles Dangerous Materials Industry (General) The Arts Directories and Yearbooks - Jewellery and Watchmaking The Arts Economic Development Languages The Monarchy Economics Legal System Town and County Planning and Education Life Saving Development Emigration Local History Trade Unions and Councils Employment Maritime Transport and Infrastructure Engineering Medicine and Healthcare Travel and Tourism Estates and Landed Families Merchant Trade Utilities Family and Personal Milling (General) Weights and Measures Finance Minerals and Fossil Fuels Women and Women's Firefighting Paper, Printing and Publishing Organisations Fisheries Penal System Youth Organisations People and Personalities (General) Dundee City Archives: Reference Collection 2018 Page 2 Date of ID Category Title Author/Editor/Publisher publication Type Availability In 2 Agriculture The Matador Land and Cattle Company W M Pearce 1964 1 vol. Searchroom Patrick Matthew and Natural Selection - 19th Century In 3 Agriculture gentleman - farmer and writer W J Dempster 1983 1 vol. Searchroom Motley County Roundup - Over One Hundred Years of Order from 2301 Agriculture Gathering Marisue Burleson Potts 1991 1 booklet Stores Order from 2302 Agriculture A Scots Agricultural Glossary Adam Gray 1997 1 booklet Stores Eight Acres and a Boat - Two Hundred Years of Order from 1 Agriculture Crofting in Fair Isle George Stout 2007 1 vol. Stores Order from 2429 Animals and Pets Dogs, cats and horses in the Scottish Medieval Town Catherine Smith 1998 1 booklet Stores Osteographia Elephantia or A Full and exact description of all the bones of an Elephant which died near Dundee, April the 27th 1706, with the several dimensions communicated in a letter to Dr Hans Order from 48 Animals and Pets Sloane by Mr Patrick Blair, Surgeon c.1711 2 papers Stores Order from 2308 Animals and Pets The Tay Whale David S Henderson c.1990s 1 leaflet Stores Historic Dundee - The Archaeological implications of Sylvia J Stevenson; Elizabeth 1 vol., 1 In 4 Archaeology - Dundee City development, part I. With CD containing text P D Torrie 1988 disc Searchroom Historic Dundee - The Archaeological implications of Sylvia J Stevenson; Elizabeth In 5 Archaeology - Dundee City development, part II P D Torrie 1988 1 vol. Searchroom Order from 93 Archaeology - Dundee City Magdalen Green Bandstand 1989 1 booklet Stores Dry Bones - A Palaeopathalogical Study of Skeletal R N Spalding; D J Sinclair; A 1 Order from 52 Archaeology - Dundee City Remains From a Medieval Graveyard in Dundee Cox; K D Morely 1996 envelope Stores Excavations at Green's Playhouse, 106-110 Scottish Urban Order from 2447 Archaeology - Dundee City Nethergate, Dundee Archaeological Trust Ltd 1996 1 vol. Stores Dundee City Archives: Reference Collection 2018 Page 3 Date of ID Category Title Author/Editor/Publisher publication Type Availability Tayside and Fife Archaeological Journal, Vol.6 (including articles on excavations at 27-35 Panmure Street, 72-78 Murraygate and the City Churches). 2 Tayside and Fife In 92 Archaeology - Dundee City copies Archaeological Committee 2000 2 vols. Searchroom Dundee Rediscovered - The Archaeology of Dundee 2 In 94 Archaeology - Dundee City Reconsidered. 2 copies David Perry 2005 booklets Searchroom Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland Society of Antiquaries of Order from 2465 Archaeology - Scotland Vol.74, 1939-1940 Scotland 1940 1 vol. Stores Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland Society of Antiquaries of Order from 2320 Archaeology - Scotland Vol.77, 1942-1943 Scotland 1943 1 vol. Stores Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland Society of Antiquaries of Order from 75 Archaeology - Scotland Vol.78, 1943-1944 Scotland 1944 1 vol. Stores Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland Society of Antiquaries of Order from 2324 Archaeology - Scotland Vol.79, 1944-1945 Scotland 1946 1 vol. Stores Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland Society of Antiquaries of Order from 2325 Archaeology - Scotland Vol.82, 1947-1948 Scotland 1950 1 vol. Stores Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland Society of Antiquaries of Order from 114 Archaeology - Scotland Vol.83, 1948-1949 Scotland 1951 1 vol. Stores Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland Society of Antiquaries of Order from 2326 Archaeology - Scotland Vol.84, 1949-1950 Scotland 1952 1 vol. Stores Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland Society of Antiquaries of Order from 122 Archaeology - Scotland Vol.85, 1950-1951 Scotland 1953 1 vol. Stores Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland Society of Antiquaries of Order from 2383 Archaeology - Scotland Vol.86, 1951-1952 Scotland 1954 1 vol. Stores Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland Society of Antiquaries of Order from 126 Archaeology - Scotland Vol.87, 1952-1953 Scotland 1955 1 vol. Stores Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland Society of Antiquaries of Order from 2385 Archaeology - Scotland Vol.88, 1954-1956 Scotland 1956 1 vol. Stores Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland Society of Antiquaries of Order from 130 Archaeology - Scotland Vol.89, 1955-1956 Scotland 1958 1 vol. Stores Dundee City Archives: Reference Collection 2018 Page 4 Date of ID Category Title Author/Editor/Publisher publication Type Availability Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland Society of Antiquaries of Order from 2386 Archaeology - Scotland Vol.90, 1956-1957 Scotland 1959 1 vol. Stores Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland Society of Antiquaries of Order from 136 Archaeology - Scotland Vol.91, 1957-1958 Scotland 1960 1 vol. Stores Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland Society of Antiquaries of Order from 2387 Archaeology - Scotland Vol.92, 1958-1959 Scotland 1961 1 vol. Stores Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland Society of Antiquaries of Order from 138 Archaeology - Scotland Vol.93, 1959-1960 Scotland 1962 1 vol. Stores Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland Society of Antiquaries of Order from 2388 Archaeology - Scotland Vol.94, 1960-1961 Scotland 1963 1 vol. Stores Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland Society of Antiquaries of Order from 208 Archaeology - Scotland Vol.95, 1961-1962 Scotland 1964 1 vol. Stores Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland Society of Antiquaries of Order from 2389 Archaeology - Scotland Vol.96, 1962-1963 Scotland 1965 1 vol. Stores Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland Society of Antiquaries of Order from 1550 Archaeology - Scotland Vol.97, 1963-1964 Scotland 1966 1 vol. Stores Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland Society of Antiquaries of Order from 2390 Archaeology - Scotland Vol.98, 1964-1966 Scotland
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