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Donations to and Purchases for the Museum 1962-3

Donations to and Purchases for the Museum 1962-3

DONATION PURCHASED E MUSEUAN TH O T SR MFO S 1962-3

Donations (1) Seven, stone axe nind san e bronze axes ston,a e carve a chiseplaia d d nan dlan stone ball, some Scottish and with provenances, probably collected by one of the part- ners of Millar and Bryce, . By R. C. NOTMAN, F.S.A.SGOT. (2) Three stone axed soman s e flints, from Rowanbank, Machrie,. ArranM y B . MCKENZIE, Arran. (3) Notched flint flake from Lundin Farm, Aberfeldy, . By W. J. BAIRD, Edinburgh. (4) Struck flak bluf eo e chert, foun Broughton di n Glen, Peeblesshire. Misy M B . . sC MULLINS, Broughton. (5) Axe of Antrim porcellanite found at Kirklands, Dunsyre, Lanarkshire. By J. FORREST, Newbiggin, per J. Frew, Edinburgh. (6) Parcalcinea f to d flin wasto t tw knif ed chipean cherf so t found recentl t Drumelya - zier Cairn, Peeblesshire (cf. P.S.A.S. LXV (1930-1), 363). By W. F. GORMACK, F.S.A.SCOT. (7) Small waterworn hammere ax . , Lugae founth n di r Water, Ayrshir 542208)S e(N . Lory B d DAVID CRICHTON-STUART, Cumnock. (8) Sherds of Neolithic pottery from the Giants' Graves, Arran (NS 043246). By A. H. JOHNSTONE, Edinburgh. (9) Sherd decoratef so d late Neolithic potter t Brackmona y t fropi ma t Mill, Leuchars, Fife. By R. D. M. CANDOW, F.S.A.SCOT., and R. CRERAR, Dundee. (10) Neolithic, Bronze, and Iron Age pottery from an occupation site at Heanish Bay, Tiree (NM 038435) and sherds of hand-made pottery, possibly medieval, from a shell middewese th tn sidno f Achnahaieo d Bay, Enard Bay, Ross-shirG (N e . TEBBUTT018132)F . C y B . , Eynesbury. food-vesselo (i iTw ) s from Tillicoultry, Clackmannanshire (P.S.A.S. xxix (1894-5), J9°> and XLVIII (1913-14), 337). By the Hon. Mrs WARDLAW RAMSAY, London. (12) Food-vessel from a short cist on Barnyards Farm, Tannadice, Angus. By Major . NEISHI . F . , C Angus . TaylorD r pe , , F.S.A.SCOT. (13) Food-vessel foun Harn di e Cairn, Pitkennedy, Aberlemno, Angus. MEIKLEW y B . - JOHN, Aberlemno . TaylorD r pe , , F.S.A.SCOT. (14) Small Middle Bronze Age cinerary urn having three ridges round the middle, found over 100 years ago on the estate of Achalader, Blairgowrie, Perthshire. Be- queathed by Major C. L. CAMPBELL of Achalader, Blairgowrie. (15) Bronze sockete foune d ax Arthur' n do s Seat, Edinburgh (approx 276727)T N . y B . K. R. S. STAFFORD, Oregon, U.S.A. (16) Three socketed axes knifa ringo d r daggertw e,o s bronzean f o l al , , foun t Creada g Beathach, Torran, Ford, Argyllshire Junn i , e 1962 followin same th finga et a d spo 188n i t 1 (P.S.A.S. xvm (1883-4) supra,d an 7 352-420 , , PI. LVIII); decorated upper quern stone found at Asknish Forest, Loch Fyneside and a man's jacket, of about the i86os, found in deep peat at Creran, Appin House, Argyll. By H. M. Forestry Commission. DONATIONS TO AND PURCHASES FOR THE MUSEUM 365 (17) Sherds, etc., of prehistoric and medieval date, from Earlshall, Tentsmuir, from Brackmont Farm, Leuchars, and from Pitlethie, Leuchars. By D. HENDERSON, F.S.A.SCOT. (18) Iron Age sherd from the excavation of a hut at Drumcarro, Fife. By G. MAXWELL, t AndrewsS . (19) Finds fro excavatioe mth Glenachaf no homesteadg nRi flina : t flake pebbleso tw , , their ends worn into facet grindiny sb g (P.S.A.S. xcn (1958-9) Hone ,Th 15).y B . FRANCIS SCOTT, Broughton, per R. W. Feachem, F.S.A.SCOT. (20) Finds from the excavation at Green Knowe, Harehope, Peeblesshire: part of an Iron Age pot and sherds, stone disc; and finds from the excavation of a palisaded settlement at Harehope: sherd of Iron Age pottery, sherds of medieval pottery, stone disc, parbeehiva f o t e quern (P.S.A.S. xcm (1959-60)d an r , M 174) y B . Mrs A. BOYD, Harehope, per R. W. Feachem, F.S.A.SCOT.

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(21) Finds from the excavation of Stanhope Dun, Peeblesshire: a bronze penannular brooc quarta d han z stone smoothe (P.S.A.S.e us y db xcin (1959-60), 192)y B . e A.R.Cth . Breeding Research Organisation, Edinburgh . MacLarenA r pe , , F.S.A.SCOT. (22 selectioA ) f relicno s fro e excavatiomth n 1912-1ni Erskiny 3b e Beveridge th f eo earthhous t Carrea y lochdrach, Vallay,North (P.S.A.S. LXVI (1931-2) ff)2 3 ,. By F. F. BEVERIDGE, Dunfermline, per W. F. Forrester, Edinburgh. (23) Pot of wheelhouse type decorated with two applied wavy cordons and a wooden ladle; foun pean i d t cutting about t Loc15a 0n n Dui ha yds du ne . westh f o t (NF 885737) . MACDONALDA y B . , Nort . CampbellR h. R Uist r pe , , Glasgow. (24) Collectio f smalno l sandstone balls e gardefounth n t i dKembacna k Lodgey b , Cupar . STEADC . , F Fifey , B Cupar. . 6 36 PROCEEDING SOCIETYE TH F O S , 1963-64 (25) Sandstone disc found on Traprain Law, East Lothian. By C. G. CATTERMOLE, Haddington. (26) uppen Para f o t r quern stone, fore founManon th o t n di r Sware, PeeblesshirT e(N 235394). By R. W. FEACHEM, F.S.A.SCOT. (27) Large bea colourlesf do s glass inlaid wit greenisha h chevron. Foun sandpia t da t at Lechuary, Kilmichael Glen, Mid-Argyll, by the donors. By R. McGuiNNESs . ROSEJ d an , Lochgilphead . CregeenE r pe , , F.S.A.SCOT. (28) Sherds of medieval pottery, and two pieces of rotary querns, from a settlement site at Helm End, Kilbucho, Biggar. By J. ROBERTSON, Biggar. (29) Lead spindle whorl found in the garden of 'Beechwood', Broughton, by Biggar. By Miss CATHERINE C. J. RAE, Broughton. (30) Stone whorl from Caldermains Farm, Halkirk, r ROBERTSONM y B . , Halkirk. (31) Twenty-one coins (James V-James VI) from a hoard found at Noranside, Tanna- dice, Angus and three out of five one-merk pieces of Charles II found in Laxdale, Lewis. By the Queen's and Lord Treasurer's Remembrancer. (32) Wooden ceiling about 27 by 18 ft. from Rossend Castle, elaborately painted about 1610-20 with emblem monograe th d Roberr san Si mf o t Melville Towe th y nB . Council of Burntisland, per Ministry of Public Building and Works. (33) Communion e Paristoketh f f Dykno o h e wit e initialth h f Williao s m Falconer Minister 1674-89 ; Culbie founth n i dn e latr SandJohth D e y nb s Johnston, . F.S.A.SCOTJOHNSTONJ s Mr y B . , Aberdeen. (34) Thirteen documents, including billreceiptsd san , mostly eighteenth-century, from the donor's family papers, and a sheepskin bag used as a postbag between the family and their lawyer in Edinburgh, John Grant (1736 and afterwards). By . WILLIAMSOMisR . sR N Ros Pitcalnief so , Tain. (35) Silver-mounted meerschaum pip silved ean r 'picker', sai havo dt e belonge Princo dt e , after 1746 d acquirean , a pledg a loas a dy r b nfo e Thomas Chrysti d MeldrumOl f eo , whe Denmarn ni k e nineteentearlth n yi h century. Presente memorn di donor'e th f yo s mother Christins Mr , a Paterson. . PATERSONP y B , F.S.A.SCOT. (36) An engraved Amen Glass, a glass with a painted portrait of Prince Charles Edward and a letter from in reply to an invitation to dine on the Prince's birthday (Book of Old Edinburgh Club (1909), 172); a silver teapot (James Welsh, Edinburgh, 1749-50) engraved with inscriptions from medals awarded by the Edinburgh Society to John Hutton for papermaking, and a two-handled lidded silve (Londonp rcu , 1700-1); silver spoons, rings, snuffboxe othed an s r items, all from the family collection of the donor. By Miss SYLVIA STEUART, London. (37) Linen damask napkin 1748 (Margaret Thomso Johd nan n Morison) Vico tw - d an , torian Christmas cards. By Mrs I. A. RUSSELL, Rosemarkie. (38) Linen damask tablecloth, probably Flemish e desigth , n incorporatin a glarg e crowned thistle t AndreS , w badge d CESan , T ARMES DECOSSE Misy B . s VERONICA HOARE, Basingstoke. seax (39Henryf o lWa ) , Lord Cardross . 1693d , ; church collecting ladles from Tongue, and other objects. By the late JOHN A!ACKAY, s.s.c., per Mackay and Young, w.s., Edinburgh. (40) Over flint12n 0gu s with some pistol flint fragmentd an s s found with many others, e coursyear0 th 3 s grievee fielf n a i so et on Eas a d n i t, Craigs, Corstorphine DONATIONS TO AND PURCHASES FOR THE MUSEUM 367 184736T donore . CROOKSJ (N th y y B b .) . Cormack, NewbridgeA . E r D , r pe , F.S.A.SCOT. containinx bo (41 A )'Eelbecksy b ga seat cu l , Seal Engraver d Lapidariesan s , High Street, Edinburgh'; also a box of Wafers. By Mrs M. MARR, . (42iron A n)coppe a spud ran r ring brooch battlefiel e founth n do Auldearnf do silve;a r pipe holder engraved 'GR' and 'Do well and let them say'; and a Laurencekirk wooden snuff box. By Mrs A. M. CLARK, Nairn, per Miss I. Rae, F.S.A.SCOT. (43) The Queen Adelaide medal of the Royal and Ancient Golf Club, presented to Alexander Kinloch, Younge Gilmertonf o r . LETHAM1872n D i , y B . , Edinburgh. (44-45) Various tokens by . MCFARLAND , Stirling; Mis . sPATTERSONJ , Buckie. (46) Hide covered fiddl ewalkina casd ean g stick which belonge Neio dt l Gow 'd Aan , Complete Repositor f Originayo l Scots Slow Strathspey d Dancesan s Neiy b ' l Gow and Sons. By Mrs V. G. WAKEFIELD, Newbury. casen (47(i ) w donor'e giveViolibo th d o nt nsan father about 10 0Lady b year o y sag John Scott of Spottiswoode. By J. S. MILL, Edinburgh. (48) A glass draught board, painted by the donor's brother the late W. W. Carson, heraldic coach painter in Edinburgh, before 1908; also three masonic tokens. By . MACKENZIEI s Mr , Edinburgh. (49-69) Domestic and other objects, mainly Victorian by . BENNETTM s Mr , Pittenweem; Mis . CAMPBELM s Juraf o L , Broughtons Mr ; DUNCAN, Pittenweem; A. MACDONALD, Bunessan, Mull; Miss J. M. McGiLL, . MC!LDOWIEJ . D s . F.S.A.SCOT.McLAREND Mr s d , an Mr r d M ,;an r M ; Blackford; Mis MACLEANM. s , Grimisay J. MACMILLAN; , London J. MAC; - PHERSON, Edinburgh . MA ; e WAT Ts NECKLAWS GREEMr d Nan , Edinburghr D ; J. J. MILNE, Edinburgh; MissJ. W. MITCHELL, Edinburgh; DrJ. S. RICHARDSON, F.S.A.SCOT . SERLEI . Mis.; A SKINNER. . B s,L s EdinburghMr d , Edinburghan r ;M ; . SUTHERLANDD s Mr d an ,r Caithness. THOMSONM B . J s Mr ;, Edinburghs Mr ; . THOMSONS , Edinburgh . WEATHERUPM . R . D ; . ,YOUNG C Armagh . A s , Mr ; Tranent. (70-74) Brooches and other personal ornaments by . MisBEGGJ . E s , . F.S.A.SCOT.MACARTHURM . F s Mr ; , Dornie, Ross-shire. C ; MILLIGAN, Edinburgh; A. E. H. SALVESEN, Kirknewton; D. WATT, Edinburgh. (75-89) Articles of nineteenth- and twentieth-century costume by Mrs ALEXANDER, Edinburgh; Miss E. M. ANDERSON, Moffat; Miss ARMITAGE, Edinburgh . BARCLAYG ; , Edinburgh . BARLASM s Mr ;, Edinburgh. C . D s Mr ; CAMERON, Edinburgh; Churc f Scotlanho d Refugee Department, Edinburgh; Mrs J. FINLAY, Winnipeg; Mrs FOWLER, Dunbar; Mrs GRAHAM, Newport-on- Tay; Miss HAMILTON, Edinburgh; Mrs HA YES, Musselburgh; Mrs N. MITCHISON, . RYRIEM Oxford. A ,s EdinburghMr ; . SWAINM s ,Mr ; Edinburgh. (90-92) Hand-line fishing equipmeny b t J. STOUT, Fair Isle; W. SUTHERLAND, Fraserburgh; J. F. WOOD, Banff. (93) A Game book 1860-1885, etc- By tne Right Hon. the EARL OF BALFOUR, Mussel- burgh. (94-95) Bee-keeping equipment by The Rev. J. MACKAY MACLENNAN, Lairg; Mrs C. R. SMITH, Edinburgh. (96-105) Dairy, byr animad ean l restraining equipment etc.y b , . BARLASM s Mr , Portobello; Messrs BROADFOOT, . EUNSONW ; , Fair 368 PROCEEDINGS OF THE SOCIETY, 1963-64 Isle; A. FENTON, F.S.A.SCOT.; R. FORSYTH, Whithorn; J. J. LAURENSON, Fetlar; Mr LAWRIE, Kirknewton; Mr LAWSON, Peeblesshire; R. S. SPENCE, Evie, ; J. W. STOUT, Fair Isle. (106—113) Ploughs, potato-digger, model of a crofter using a cas chrom by M. K. BROWN, Loch Tayside; E. CAMPBELL, ; Miss I. CHRISTIE, , Perthshire; W. HANNAY, Port William; G. H. LAWRIE, Currie; Mrs J. B. MILROY, Stranraer . CRAWFORDA . ;I , F.S.A.SCOT. . CURWENC . E r D ; , Eastbourne. (114-116) Flails for threshing by G. A. HANNAH, Drem, East Lothian; J. LESLIE, Dunrossness, ; Mrs B. MACLEOD, Caiplich, -shire. (117) A horse-driven threshing mill, mid-nineteenth century. By the Right Hon. the EARL OF ANCASTER, Muthill. (118-121) A sleigh, a slipe, a cart and a cart model by R. PATERSON, Kippen; C. Ross, Tarbert; Mrs SHEARER, Dundee; the Trustees of the late W. L. JOHNSON, per Messrs Turnbull, Simson and Sturrock, w.s., Jedburgh. (122) Set of show harness. By W. B. COUTTS, Tullynessle, Alford. (123-127) Other farm equipment and agricultural implements by . BLAKES , West Linton . CORBETTE s Mr ; , Ellon . DEWARI ; , Muthill; Lt.-Colonel . LINEHANG . D . J , Melrose . MAXWELLS ; , F.S.A.SCOT. (128-129) Photograph cooperingf so , farm-life, fishing, peat-cutting . BREBH . , etc.G - y b , NER, Arbuthnot Museum, Peterhead s Bo Mr YD; , Galashiels. (130) Meal-mill equipment . ANDERSOND y B . , Auchterless. (131-133) Coopers' and joiners' tools by Messr . sBEATTIJ SONE& S Ltd., Hawick; Mis . sFORRESTJ , Edinburgh. N . W ; ROBERTSON, F.S.A.SCOT. (134) House painter's tools. By R. STEVENSON, Edinburgh. (135-137) Shoemakers' tool articled san footweaf so y b r Messrs ATKINSO ALLEN& N , Dalkeith . CAMPBELLH . M ; , Edinburgh. A s Mr ; SCOTT, North Ronaldsay. (138) Smith's tools from Oxton . REIDSmiddyS . P , y LauderB . . (139) An iron mould from the family smithy at Malaclete, used for making cruisie lamps, etc. (se . BeveridgeE e , North Uist, . MACDOUGALL D 325) y B . , North Uisr pe t . CrawfordA . I , F.S.A.SCOT. (140) Doctor's sterilising dish. By Dr D. HUTCHISON, Musselburgh.

Purchases (i) Bronze palstave found at Wellwood, near Dunfermline, Fife. (2-3) Replicas of four Iron Age bronze ornaments in Perth Museum, and of three Pictish silver objects from Banffshire. (4) Half-merk piece of Charles II. (5) Large silver-mounted horn engraved wit arme hth s of James Graham, ist Marquess of Montrose. (6) Historical medals; marriag f Princeso e s Mary 1642 r lat, he Mare d husbanyan d Willia Orangf mo e 1650 thred an ; e others. (7side-tablA ) cabinea d e an drawersf o t oakf o , , seventeenth century. (8) Silver-mounted wooden quaich, early eighteenth century. DONATION 9 PURCHASED 36 E MUSEUAN TH O T SR MFO S (9) Silver inkstand, Edinburgh 1742 engraved with the arms of Udny of Udny; silver salver, Banff . 1745c ,laburnum-woo o tw ; d chairs . 1800c . 176 c ,d .0an (10) Silver sugar bowl Glasgow, c. 1770. (n) Nielloed brooch, 1777. (12) Embroidered bed cover, eighteenth century; a heart brooch, four silver spoons; and seven woollen blankets from . (13-14) Small, embossed silver-quaich, Glasgow 1832. Small silver-mounted quaich. (15) Royal Ban Scotlanf ko d note 1750, five wooden boxesailmaker'a d san s too bonef lo . (16-17) Pewter trade token, Lanark Mills. Copper advertiser's token. (18) Tea-caddy and four snuff boxes of wood, leather snuff box, and two sewed-work pictures. (19-24) Carved horn snuff mull. Five brooches. Three Scandinavian silver brooches. (25-26) Four clock-faces and a snuff box. (27-28) Silver-gilt university class medal. Three prize silver medals. Objects of cottage use. (29) Two baskets, and a wooden tub containing fishermen's hand-lines, from Fair Isle. (30-31) Two peat barrows. (32) Collection of joiner's moulding planes. (33) Item equipmenf so t fro Aberdeenshirn ma e mill. DONATION PURCHASED LIBRARE AN TH O ST R YSFO 1962-3

Donations The North British Agriculturist. Various, 1852-1899 ;Scottish Farmer, 1864. ByLoRnBALFOUR. Lists of Buildings of Special Architectural Historicr o Interest. Various localities e DEPARTth y B . - MEN HEALTF TO SCOTLANDR HFO . McNair, J. B., McNair Genealogies. 4 v. By THE AUTHOR. Picturesque Tourist of . 18 ed. 1868. By Mr RATCLIFFE. The Scots Compendium: Pocketr o Peerage of Scotland s How . v 1826 Mr 2 y .B . Edlin . L.H , , Woodland Crafts Britain;n i British Association, Dundee Meeting, 1867; Gibson, W. Milne, The Old Scottish Precentor; Fraser, D., The Passing of the Precentor; MacPhail, J. W., Handbook to the Islands of Mull and lona; Graham, E. Maxtone, The Maxtones of Cultoquhey. . MAXWELLS y B . Simpson . D.W ,, Dunnottar Castle; Simpson . D.W ,, Doune Castle; Simpson e . D.W Th ,, Castle of Bergen and the Bishop's Palace at Kirkwall. By THE AUTHOR. Birley, E., Research Hadrian'sn o AUTHORE TH Wall. y B . Journal . HART f TransportH o y B . . 4 d History, , an iv d an iv, 3 , Macintyre, D., Descriptive Guide to Prince Charlie's Country; Macintyre, D., The County of Ayr. B. WEATHERUPyR . Dunleavy . W.G , , Colum's . ANDERSONO . OtherM s Island.Mr . y B Clough, R. T., The Lead Smelting Mills of the Yorkshire Dales. By THE AUTHOR. Wilson, Y. L., A Carolina-Virginia Genealogy. By THE AUTHOR. Fordyce, A. Dingwall, The Name of Dingwall-Fordyce. By Miss A. BARRIE. Terenzi, M., Stiletto Bomhardiere.a d AUTHORE TH y B . Eldjarn, K., Hundrad i Djodminjasafri. r A e NATIONAth y B L MUSEUM, Reykjavik. Stair Society i, 15-21. By W. NORMAND. additionn I , annual reports, pamphlets, offprint papersf o s , exhibition guides, etc., have been presented by: Rev. J. E. Bazille-Corbin, M. Campbell, E. Crane, J. Dunbar, F. A. Greenhill, A. Jesper- sen, A. D. Lacaille, W. McKay, Rev. D. McRoberts, S. Maxwell, C. O'Danachair, J. Pearson . RankineF . ,W Savours. ,A Schleiermacher. ,W Schoubye. ,S Skinner. . B ,K . B . ,R Stevenson, A. M. Stewart, D. Talbot Rice, A. Thorn, Ciba Ltd., Colonial Williamsburg, Glasgow Art Gallery and Museums Association, and by forty-four Museums and other bodie addition si thoso nt e exchanging wit Proceedings.e hth Purchases Aitken, M. J., Physics and Archaeology. Heizer, R. F. and Cook, S. F., The Application of Quantitative Methods in Archaeology. Technische Beitrage %ur Archdologie, i. Romische-Germanisches Zentralmuseum. Wainwright . T.F , , Archaeology Place-Namesd an History.d an Taylor . IdentificationW.e W , Th , of Non-Artifactual Archaeological Materials. Shepard, A. O., Ceramics for the Archaeologist. DONATION PURCHASED LIBRARE AN O TH T S R YFO S 371 Nenquin, J., Salt: A Study in Economic . Tylecote , MetallurgyF. . R , Archaeology.n i Ethnographisch - Archdologische Forschungen. 1-6. Valera, R. de and O'Nuallain, S. Survey of the Megalithic Tombs of Ireland. Piggott, S., West Kennet Long Barrow. Junghans, S. et al., Metallanalysen Kupferzeitlicher und Friihe Bronzezeitlicher Bodenfunde aus Europa. Kersten, K., Die Funds der Alteren Bronzezeit in . Feustel, R., Bronzezeitliche Hugelgraberkultur Schwarzan i (Siidthuringen). Einteilung. . . Baudou e Di , deE. , r Jiingeren Bronzezeit Nordischem i Kreis. Marien, M-E., Trouvailles du champs d'urnes et des Tombelles Hallstattiennes de Court-Saint- Etienne. t al.,e Laete Contributionsd . S , I'etude a Civilisation a l e d Champss de d'urnes Flandre.n e Miiller-Karpe, J., Die Vollgriffschwerter der urnenfelderzeit aus Bayern. Backer . J.C ,, Forromersk Jernalder i Syd- Midtjylland. g o Louis, M. and Taffanel, O. and J., Le Premier Age du Per Languedoden. in. Fischer , spatlatener F.De , zeitliche Depot-Fund van Kappel. Clifford, E. M., Bagendon, a Belgic Oppidum. Wainwright, F. T. (ed.), The . Clark, E., Cornish Fogous. Szilagyl , Besatzungene J.,Di Verteidigungssystems de van Dazien ihred un Qegelstempel. 1946. Petrikovits, H. von, Das Romische Rheinland. Corder . (ed.)P , Romane Th , Town Villad t Greatan a Casterton. Toynbee, J. M. C., Art in Roman Britain. Roubierd Pobean . t of M ,Ar Roman ,e J.Th , Gaul. Eburacum, Roman York. i. Royal Commissio Historican no l Monuments (England). Websterd Dudleyan . R . , rebellionD ,e G.Th , of Boudicca. Robertson, A. S., Roman Imperial coins in the Hunter Coin Cabinet. Carson, R. A. G. and others, Late Roman Bronze Coinage. Chadwick, N. K., The Age of the Saints in the Early Celtic Church. Schindler, R., Ausgrabungen Hamburg.t al n i Holmquist, W. (ed.), Excavations at Helg'6. i. Hundtd Riek an Hohmichele. r . . J.G ,H De , Jackson, K. H., The International Popular Tale and Early Welsh Tradition. Arbman, H., The Vikings. Loyn . R.H , , Anglo-Saxon EnglandNormane th d an Conquest. Latouche, Birthe R. Th f ,Western o Economy. Schlabow, Kunste K. Brettchenwebens;s Di , de Moorleichee Di Peitung;n vo Gewebe Gewandd un zur Bronzezeit. Nordland, O., Primitive Scandinavian Textiles in Knotless Netting. Oakeshott, R. E., The Archaeology of Weapons. Davidson, H. R. Ellis, The Sword in Anglo-Saxon England. Oman i6the r C.th Si ,History A ,n Century.i r Wa f o o f tht 1937eAr . Blair, C., European Americand an Arms. Hayward, J. F., The Art of the Gunmaker. i. North, J. J., English Hammered Coinage, n. Mathias , EnglishP. , Trade Tokens. Burke"s Peerage, 1963. 372 PROCEEDINGS OF THE SOCIETY, 1963-64 Stewart, J., The Grahams. Stewart, J., The Stewarts. Grant, I. F., The Clan Grant. Fergusson, SirJ. Kennedys.e Th , Dunlop, Jean, The Scotts. Dunlop, Jean Clane Th , Gordon. Dunlop, Jean, The Clan Mackintosh. Mackinnon, Donald Clane Th , Ross. Miller, R., and the Town Council of Edinburgh. 1898. Lauder, Sir T. Dick, Memorial of the Royal Progress in Scotland. 1843. Lindsay, I. G., The Scottish Parish Kirk. Dennison . T.W ,, Orkney Folklore Traditions.d an Cameron, A., Our Greatest Drover. Third Statistical Account: Dumfries. Munro, R. W. (ed.), Monro's Western Isles of Scotland. Welsh, G. C., Keith and its Lairds. Fraser, A., Tayvallich and North Knapdale. O'Dell, A. C. and Walton, K., The Highlands and Islands of Scotland. Bryden, R., Etchings of Auld Ayr, n.d.; Etchings of'Workers' or Waning Crafts, 1912; Etchings of Ayrshire Castles, 1908; Ayrshire Monuments, 1915; Folio of Etchings, n.d. Lenning t Nouveau.Ar e . F.H ,Th , 1941. Transactions Architecturale oth f Archaeologicald an Society of Durham Northumberland.d an 1862-3, 1869-1911, 1934-37, i939-43> i946-53> I958- Fleming, J., Robert Circle.s Adamhi d an Fitchen ,Constructione J.Th , of Gothic Cathedrals. Leask . G.H , , Irish Churches Monasticd an Buildings, m. Barley . EnglishW.e M , Th , Farmhouse Cottage.d an Nutting, W., Furniture Treasury. Buck, A., Victorian Costume Costumed an Accessories. Hesketh, C.; Tartans. Dunbar . T.,J , History of Highland Dress. Wakefield, H., igth Century British Glass. Verster, A. J. G., Old European Pewter. 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Dickson, A., A treatise of Agriculture. New ed. 1770. 2 v; The Scots Farmer. 1773-4- . v

Low, D., Elements of Practical Agriculture. 1834. 2 Maxwell, R., The Practical Husbandman. 1757. Steele History. . . , e A. Th ,o f Peat-Moss Turf-Bog.r o 1826. Jenkins, J. G., The English Farm Wagon. DONATION D PURCHASE3 E LIBRARAN 37 O TH T SR FO YS Thirsk , Suffolk,J. Farming iQthe th n i Century. Symon . A.,J , Scottish Farming Present.Pastd an Home, J., Rectified Report of Berwickshire Agriculture. 1797. General Views of the Agriculture: Dumfries. 1812; East Lothian. 1794; Carse of Cowrie. 1794; Selkirk. 1794; Renfrew. 1794; Roxburgh. 1794; . 1797; Stirling. 1796; South Perth- shire. 1794; Buckinghamshire. 1810; West Riding. 1799. Ropeid, A., Skav, Gb'rproblem i Eldre Tid. White , MediaevalL. , Technology Sociald an Change. Shaw . T.,J , Potteries of Sunderland and District. Campbell , CarronH. . R , Company. Warden, A. J., The Linen Trade. Mieris, Frans van, Histori der Nederlandsche Vorsten. . v 1732-35 3 . (Holland, Medals). MEETINGS OF THE SOCIETY

Monday, loth December 1962, the Hon. Lord MIGDALE, M.A., in the Chair. The following Communication was read: 'The Roman For t Josepht GatehousS a t . S . , K M.A.Fleet'f . eo J ,y b PH.D., , F.S.A., F.S.A.SCOT.

Monday, \\ih January 1963, the Hon. Lord MIGDALE, M.A., in the Chair. A Ballot having been taken followine ,th g were elected Fellows: Willia Bannerman. mG ; Christopher Cecil Edward Bazille-Corbin, DIP. ARCH., A.R.I.B.A. ; Mrs Margaret Bannatyne Cross; John Robertson Dalgety; William Sharpe Dobson; Miss Stefanie Fairlie; Dr W. N. Hargreaves-Mawdsley; John Harrison, j.p.; P. G. Hendry, M.A.; Miss M. C. Kerr; Roderic Livingstone. kG ; Rev. Donald MacDonald; Patrick . NicolaisenMurrayH . F . ;W , DR. PHIL., B.LITT Joh.; . ScottnR , A.R.C.S.T., A.M.I.sTRUCT.E.; Alan Small, M.A .; Mis s Caro- line S. Smillie, D.A.; William C. Summers; James K. Thomson; Eric Valentine. The following Communication was read: 'Two Bronz Cemeteries'e e Ag . Cormack F . W y ,b , M.A., LL.B., w.s., F.S.A.SCOT.. M . D . R , Candow, F.S.A.SCOT., and Professor Stuart Piggott, B.LITT., D.LITT.HUM., F.B.A., F.S.A., F.S.A.SCOT.

Monday, h Februarynt 1963 e Honth , . Lord MIGDALE ,e ChairM.A.th n i , . The following Communication was read: 'Heriot's Dyke' Anguy b , s Graham, M.A., F.S.A., F.S.A.SCOT.

Monday, i ith March 1963, the Hon. Lord MIGDALE, M.A., in the Chair. A Ballot having been taken followine th , g were elected Fellows: Robert Miller; Lt.-Cdr. T. G. Pickering, R.N. (Retd.), M.I.MECH.E., M.I.MAR.E. ; William Rodger; Dr M. L. Ryder; R. L. Scott; John Wilkes, B.A., PH.D. The following Communication was read: 'The Excavatio Thref no e . CorcoranP . Caithness'n sW i . X , . J y b , M.A., PH.D., F.S.A., F.S.A.SCOT.

Friday, 22nd March 1963, the Hon. Lord MIGDALE, M.A., in the Chair. The following Communication was read: 'Excavations at Inchtuthil, 1962', by Professor I. A. Richmond, C.B.E., LL.D., F.B.A., F.S.A., F.S.A.SCOT.

Monday, Aprilh 8t 1963 Righe th , t Hon. Lord CLYDE, P.C., LL.D.Chaire th n i , . A Ballot having been taken followine th , g were elected Fellows: Coli Burgess. nB , B.A.; Rev. P. Faunch; Miss J. K. Macdonald, B.A. ; Hugh A. McQueen; Vincent Powell-Smith, LL.B., F.R.S.A. ; David G. Wilson. followine Th g Communicatio reads nwa : 'Medieval Residence n Scotlani s . Joped Ireland'M dan . ,E M.A.y b , , B.SC., F.S.A., F.S.A.SCOT. 5 37 MEETING E SOCIETTH F O SY Monday, i^th October 1963, the Right Hon. Lord CLYDE, P.C., LL.D., in the Chair. A Ballot having been taken, the following were elected Fellows: Alexander M. Bankier, B.SC.; Geoffrey Briggs, F.R.S.A Joh.; . CarslawnC ; John Coulson; Wilfred Howarth; Major John Laffin, M.C., F.R.G.S.; Miss Aliso . LambnM ; Rev. Alexander Hamilton Lawson, D.PH.S.; Alistair Lindsay, LL.B.(GLASGOW); J. C. I. McConnel; J. G. Mahon; Robert A. Milligan, F.R.I.C.S., F.L.A.S.; Miss Mary-Jane Mountain, B.A. Johr Si ; n Beresford Sinclair- Lockhart, Bt., T.D., B.E. (Civil), B.SC.; Basil C. Skinner, M.A.; Donald C. Stewart. The following Communication was read: 'The Medieval Castle . DunbarCilicia'f sG o . J y b ,, M.A., F.S.A., F.S.A.SCOT.

Monday, nth November 1963, the Hon. Lord MIGDALE, M.A., in the Chair. The following Communication was read: 'Late Medieval West Highland Crosse Gravd an s . CrosseR Slabs'. A , y M.C.b , , B.A., LL.B., F.S.A.SCOT.

MINUTES OF THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING OF THE SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND HELD IN THE LIBRARY ON SATURDAY, y>th November 1963, AT 4 P.M., THE HON. LORD MIGDALE, M.A., PRESIDENT, IN THE CHAIR. The Minutes of the last Meeting were read and approved. . WallaceC . J r . LattM , M.A.W d r oan M , were appointed Scrutineer Balloe th r f so fo t Office-Bearers. The Ballot having been concluded, the Scrutineers found and declared the List of the Council for the ensuing year to be as follows:

President The Hon. LORD MIGDALE, M.A. Vice-Presidents Professor DENYS HAY, M.A. THE RIGHT HON. LORD CLYDE, P.C., LL.D. ALEXANDER KENNEDY Councillors Rev. J. B. P. BULLOCH, M.A., B.D., PH.D. J. MCNAUGHT Mrs M. O. ANDERSON KENNETH A. STEER, M.A., PH.D., F.S.A. . VERAPTEDE R . TH YM REV, M.A.. MGR, F.S.A. .DAVI D McRoBERTS, S.T.L. Mrs ANNIE I. DUNLOP, O.B.E., M.A., MAJOR-GENERAL J. SCOTT-ELLIOT, C.B., D.S.O. PH.D., D.LITT., LL.D. GRANT G. SlMPSON

Secretaries ANGUS GRAHAM, M.A., F.S.A. Miss MARION CAMPBELL OF KILBERRY

For Foreign Correspondence Professor STUART PIGGOTT, B.LITT., D.HTT.HUM., F.B.A., F.S.A. Miss ANNE S. ROBERTSON, M.A., F.M.A., F.S.A. 6 37 PROCEEDING SOCIETYE TH F O S , 1963-64 Treasurer JAMES J. LAMB, O.B.E., T.D., M.A., LL.B., w.s. Expert Advisers JAMES S. RICHARDSON, LL.D., H.R.S.A. Professor IAN A. RICHMOND, C.B.E., M.A., LITT.D., D.LIT., LL.D., F.B.A., F.S.A. ROBERT KERR, O.B.E., M.A. M. R. DOBIE, C.B.E., B.A. OfficioEx Members Councilof . . BStevensonR .K , M.A., F.S.A. (Keeper Nationa e ofth l Museum of Antiquitie Scotland)f so . . HonEare Rt Haddington f Th .e lo Th , K.T., M.C., T.D., LL.D. (Society representative th n eo Board of Trustees for the National Museum). . MegawS . R . ,B B.A., F.S.A. (Society representativ e Boarth f Trusteen o do e th r fo s National Museum).

e SecretarTh y rea followine dth g Lis f Membero t s deceased durin yeae gth r 1962-3, all present standing during the reading: Fellows Elected . Balfour-MelvilleM Eva . nW , M.A., D.LITT. 2 Sout, h Learmonth Gardens, Edinburgh . 4 , 1926* . CarsonJ , M.B.E., F.E.I.S., Kelimore, 41 Church Street, Brechin. '938 . CloustonH . T , O.B.E., Langskaill Atherto5 , n Drive, Wimbledon , London, S.W.ig. 1921* Professor W. Croft Dickinson, C.B.E., M.G., LL.D., D.LIT., History Department, The University, Edinburgh. !938 Captain R. G. Duke, R.N., Northwater House, Edzell, Angus. 1945 . GardnerA Pilto3 8 , n Drive, Edinburgh . 5 , 1946 J. Hogarth, Monktonhall House, Musselburgh. 1926* J. Johnston, M.B., CH.B., D.A., 16 Woodend Place, Aberdeen. 1938* Alexander MacFarlane, 12 Hamilton Terrace, Portobello. !955 Rev. R. S. Mackintosh, HON.C.F., Cawdor, Grove Avenue, Yeovil, Somerset. 1922* Lady MacRobert, B.SC., F.G.S., Douneside, Tarland, Aberdeenshire. J923* J. B. Mason, 4 Thornfield Crescent, Selkirk. 1946 . MurrayA . M r , D 16 Endsleigh Street, London, W.C.i. (Lady Associate) 1900 R. C. Reid, LL.D., Cleughbrae, Dumfries. (Hon. Fellow) 1944 . NiveA n Robertson, M.D. Buckingha2 2 , m Terrace, Edinburgh . 4 , 1952 Reginald Saint, F.R.S.A., 24 Little Russell Street, London, W.C.i. 194:& C. A. Smith, A.C.I.S., Redholm, 81 Castlehill Road, Ayr. '949 . SpackmanS . C , R.B.A., R.M.S., F.R.S.A., F.I.A.A., L.R.I.B.A. e StudioTh , , Edridge Road, Croydon, Surrey. 1928 StaigA. R. , M.A., PH.D., F.R.S.E., 16 Charlotte Square, Edinburgh 2. , r947 Miss M. G. Stirling, Old Kippenross, Dunblane, Perthshire. J947 . TurnbullW . J , Kilbride, Millhouse, Tighnabruaich, Argyll. 1922 . WatsonD . M . , H C.A., 12 Henderland Road, Edinburgh, 12. 1922 York Lowry Wilson, A.B., 2034 Sixteenth Street, N.W., Washington 9, D.C., U.S . .A 1958 * Life Fellows MEETINGS OF THE SOCIETY 377 e followinTh g have intimated their Resignation . DouglasO . . J : M . Mis . G ; M s Hughes; A. McKerral; Miss J. O. Ramsay; Rev. Alexander R. Sparke; Lt.-Colonel J. P. Stewart; Rev. Benjamin Timmins.

e SecretarTh y rea followine dth g ReporCouncie Societaffaire e th th th y f b tn o so ly yeae foth r r 1962-3: ANNUAL REPORT The Council herewith submits to the Fellows of the Society its Report for the year ending 3Oth November 1963:

Fellowship During the year the Society has gained 49 new Fellows (48 by and i by rein- statement) and lost 47 (23 through death, 7 by resignation, 10 through lapse of subscriptions and re-checking of the list has further resulted in the erasure of 7 names). The Roll now comprises: Honorary Fellows 14 Fellows 1002 Corresponding Members 2

Total 1018

Meetings The Anniversary Meeting was held on 3Oth November 1962. Monthly meetings then continued until April 1963 and were resumed in October 1963. Inchtuthil Report. e usuaTh l extra meetin hels 22nn gdwa o d March 196 Professor 3fo r Richmond's report on the progress of the Inchtuthil excavations. Rhind Lectures. Rhine Th d Lecture r 1963-sfo 4 wil givee b l i8thn no , igth, soth, 23rd, 24td 25than h . AlienMarcF . D , h r B.A. 196M y , 4b F.B.A. , F.S.A. 'Thn o , e Coine th f so Ancient Celts'.

Administration Centenary. r onlOu y remaining Lady Associate. MurrayA . M r , D ,celebrate r zootdhe h birthday on 13th July 1963. The Council sent her a letter on behalf of the Society con- gratulating her on the event. It was with great sorrow that we read of her death recently. Abstract of Accounts. orden I savo t r e expens printinn eo d postagegan Abstracn a , f o t Treasurer'e th s Annual Accoun exhibites i t inspectior dfo Fellowy nb librarye th e n si Th . circulatio copief no individuao st l Fellow bees sha n discontinued.

Editor's Report 1962-3 Volume XCIV of Proceedings, which included a List of Fellows, was published in September improvemenn a , montho tw f o ts over last year. Council acknowledges with thanks grants made toward publicatioe sth paperf no H,My sb . Treasury (fo Royae rth l Commissio Anciennon Historicaand t l Monuments) Easthe , t Lothian County Council, Councie th Britisr lfo h Archaeolog Carnegie th d yan e Universitie e Trusth r tfo Scotlandf so . papee Volumr On rfo e XCV whicr fo , hgrana bees ha t n promised bees ha , n delayed, PROCEEDINGS OF THE SOCIETY, 1963-64 remaindee th t bu bees rha printer ne senth publicatioo d t san expectes ni summee th n di r of 1964. This will be similar in size to Volume XCIV, but in the interests of economy the SocietRulee th othef d so yan r introductory matter have been omitted. Material already exist Volumr sfo e XCVI. Chalmers-Jervise Prize. The competition for the Chalmers-Jervise Prize was advertised publie th o t c throug newspapere hth isn so t March 1963closine Th . g dat entrier efo s swa 3ist October whicy b , h tim enumbea f entrieo r beed ha sn received. Judge beine sar g appointed and the results will be announced in due course.

Special Grants. Excavation and Research e followinTh g grants have been f Societmado t eou y fund r excavatiofo s othed nan r field work. Major-Genera . Scott-EllioJ l t circlHu e neat r Glencaple, Dumfries. . FeacheW . R m1 ,-, ^, , • i ™ • ,, ^• , A M L f Enclosed Cremation Cemeteries in Peeblesshire. Josept S . S h. K D . rJ Flavian For t Invereska t . e possiblTh e RomaAllann WilsoFortle t nBankheada t , Kirkconnel, Dumfriesshire. Miss Anne S. Robertson Scottish Field School of Archaeology Training School at Birrens. Dr K. A. Steer Excavations at Lyne. Mis . CampbelsM Kilberrf lo y Excavation Columba't S f o s Cave, Loch Caolisport (allo- cated las t use re-allocatetd no yea dan t rbu thir dfo s year). In addition an emergency grant was made to Mrs M. E. C. Stewart for excavations at a Stone Circle near Aberfeldy.

Representatives The Society sent representatives to the following: i5Oth Anniversary of the Society of Antiquaries of Newcastle upon Tyne. Meetine Th t Glasgoga w Universit formatioe th r establishmen ye fo Trusa th f nr o tfo t of a folk museum at the township of Auchindrain in Argyll. The Rt. Hon. The Earl of Haddington, K.T., M.C., T.D., LL.D., was re-elected as the Society's Representative on the Board of Trustees for the National Museum of Antiquities of Scotland. Sale of Publications of the Society. A Catalogue of the Publications of the Society was l interestedproduceal o t sens t e demandou wa t Th yea.e earld botr th dan rfo n yhi off- prints and back copies of Proceedings has been considerable and sales during the year have amounted to £421 155. 3d. Although the supply of some items has been exhausted, there stile ar l large stocks held whic available har saler efo . This Report was unanimously approved on the motion of Mr Grant G. Simpson, seconde r GeorgM y db e Murray, M.A. The President spoke of the state of the Society which he said was very healthy. The public was showing an increasing interest in antiquities and he encouraged all present to urge other joi o Societyse t nth coste publicationf Th s.o s were particula n risini d gan e rth price well-producef so d work f referencso e were often beyon ordinare reace th dth f ho y private person. The Proceedings of this Society still gave remarkably good value and was 9 37 MEETING E SOCIETTH F O SY authoritativn a weld ean l produced wor referencef ko repeatee H . warnine dth g thae h t gave last year that it was inevitable that the rate of annual subscriptions would have to be increase neae th rn di future situatioe th ; stils ncon lwa Counciw e criticath -no s d an llwa siderin bese gth t mean carryinf so g this out. Treasuree Th r then mad Statemenea t regardin Societ e funde th g th f r 1962-3o sy fo , and read the Auditor's docquet. The Accounts were unanimously approved on the motion . KennedA r ofM y . GrahamsecondeL r M y deb MacDougall, A.R.S.A., A.R.I.B.A., F.R.I.A.S. followine Th g Communicatio thes nnwa read: SIR DANIEL WILSON: FATHER OF SCOTTISH ARCHAEOLOGY, by W. Douglas Simpson, C.B.E., M.A., D.LITT., LL.D., F.S.A., F.S.A.SCOT. Mr William H. Valentine, a grand nephew of Sir Daniel Wilson, then spoke about a silver tea-set presented to Sir Daniel Wilson by the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland. He had brought with him the silver tray belonging to the tea-set, which he put on view during Meetinge th r ValentinM . e state presented ha tha e h ttea-see Universit e dth th o t t f yo Toronto, of which Sir Daniel Wilson became Principal, with the exception of the silver tray, which he had retained for use by his family. At the conclusion of the Meeting, sherry was served to Fellows and friends.

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