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Abbeytown, Sandwick, Orkney, Flint Arrow-Head From, ...1 7 INDEX PAGE Abbeytown, Sandwick, Orkney, Flint Agnew r AndreSi , Bart., 4 wN. , Deat. , hof Arrow-head from, ..... 17 —— —— Obituary Notice of, .... 6 Aberdeen, Gilbert de Sterling, Bishop of, . 104 Aird, Bridg , Stranraerof e , Tardenoisian —— Richard Poito Pottochte d r no , Bishop Implemen7 31 Flintd . an t s from. , of, ........ 104Airhouse, Oxton, Berwickshire, Flint Im- —— Castle, .......7 13 . plements from, ..... 16 —— Silver Spoons and Pork made in, . 15 Albuciu Lezouxf so , Potter's Stam fro, pof m Aberdeenshire, Drinking Horns from, . 215 Mumrills, ......4 50 . —— Flint Axes believed to have been found Alignment Cairnf o s Standing-stoned san s in, .......2 36 . at Kilmartin, ...... 154 —— Highland Brooch of Brass from, . 323 — f —Standing-stoneo d Buriaan s l Sites See also Aboyne Castle ; Auchindoi; r from Lochgilphead to Dunadd, . 155 Blinmill, Rothie-Norman ; Cothill, Allan Margares Mr , t Hillman2 , elected . , Belhelvie ; Craig, Auchindoir; Da van, Allsop, Christopher E., presents a Stone Loc h; Dru m Castl e; Durri s Castle; Axe, .......4 36 . Ferniebrae, Chape f Gariocho l ; Fin- Alms Box, Oak, from Edinburgh, (donation4 36 ) nercy, East, Dunecht; Gairn, Bridge Altars :— of ; Haughton House, Alford ; Inver- Roman, to Hercules Magusanus, found uri e; Kildrumm y Castl eKincardin; e near Mumrills, ..... 565 O'Nei Kindrochi; l t Castl e; Kinnord , —— Corner of, from Mumrills, . 566 Loch; Kintore; Kirkton, Dyce ; Amber, Objects of: see Necklaces. Knapperty Hill; Knapperty Hillock; Amphorae, Fragments of, from Mumrills, . 522 Logie Ruthven ; Lumphanan ; Maud, Anckorn, Wilfred Lorraine1 15 , elected . , Castl ; Monymusf o e d DeeOl r; k ; Anderson, Captai E.. nG , present sPerfora - Skelmuir; Skene; Sunnyside, Fyvie. ated Stone, ...... 16 Abernethy, Perthshire, Flint Axe from, . 362 Angus, County of, Jet Necklace from, . 171 Aboyne Castle, Aberdeenshire, . .118 See also Balcal k; Brechi nClov; aDun; - Achaidh, Creich, Sutherland, Neolithic de e; Forhave n; Luna n Hea d; Mur - Pottery from, ...... 32 lingden, near Brechin; Noranside, Achnacree, Benderloch, Argyll, Neolithic Fern ; Pitkennedy, Aberlemno ; Pit- Potter y. from.30 . 79/., , 38 ,, 84/. reuchie. Adamna Locn no h Lomondsid Gled an en Angus, William, elected to Council, . 2 Falloch, ......5 32 . Animal Remains from Chambered Cairt na Adze-hammer, Stone, fro e Basmth f o s Lower Dounreay, ..... 145 Iriverurie, .....9 10 . —— —— Report on, ...... 150 Adze-like Implement, Flint, from Laken- —— —— from Mumrills, ....6 56 . heath, Suffolk, (donation) ... 15 Anniversary Meeting (1928), .... 1 Aelianu Lezouxf so , Potter's Stam fro, pof m Antlers Deerd Re , , from Kitchen-midden, Mumrills, ......0 52 . Kinneil, Bo'ness, (donation) . 214, 316 Africanus, Potter's Stam , fropof m Mum- —— —— —— from Skara Brae, . 248-250 rills, ........ 520Antonia?, Coi fro, 3 nof m 55 Mumrills . , 576 INDEX. 577 PAGE Antonine Port at Mumrills, .... 406 Arrow-heads, Flint (contd.):— —— Wall, Maps, etc., of, (donation) . 324 from Inchmurrin, Loch Lomond, . 336 —— — —t Mumrillsa , .... 6 40040 , ,, Sandwick, Orkney, (donation) . 17 Antoninus Pius, Coins of, from Mumrills, 5502 55 , ,, Stenness, Orkney,9 1 (donation , 16 . ) —— —— Denariu , frosof m Blackraw, Mid- ,, Stromness, Orkney, (donation) . 17 calder, ......2 1 . Assynt, Sutherland t NecklacJe , e from, 6 16416 , Antony, Mark, Coin of, from Mumrills, . 550 Atergatis, the mermaid-like goddess, . 197 Anvil-stones, from Skelmuir, (donation7 1 . ) Atholl, Duke of, re-elected President, . 1 Appetown, Harray, Orkney, Perforated —— David de Strathbogie, Earl of, . 130 Stone from, ...... 21 Joh— 8 Strathbogiee n11 d . , Ear , of l Archerfleld, East Lothian, Beaker-like Pot- Auchindoir, Aberdeenshire, Doorway in tery from, .....5 9 . Church at, ...... 106 —— Mint and Stone Implements found be- —— Parish of, . .111 tween Gullane Point and, ... 11 Auchindoun Castle, ...... 127 Arden, Dumbartonshire,3 Ston from34 e eAx . , Auger, Iron, from Mumrills, .... 564 Ardloch, Sutherland, Charm-stones of Austrus, Potter's Stamp of, from Mumrills. 527 Mackenzies of, ..... 361Aventinus of Lezoux, Potter's Stamp of, Ardlui, Dumbartonshire, Grooved Rock and from Mumrills, ..... 520 Worked Chi Minf po t found neae rth Avitus of La Graufesenque, Potter's Stamp Pulpit Rock, ...... 335-6 of, from Mumrills, ....0 52 . —— Megaliths and their Associations, . 325 Awls :— —— Place-name, .....5 33 . Bone, from Skar 234-5. a Brae . , 3 249, 26 , Argyll e Achnacreese : , Benderloch; Bronze, from Cis t Culduthela t , Inver- Beacharra, Kintyr e; Campbeltowii; ness, . ...... 22, 219 Clachan; Cnoc Sligach, Oronsay; Axe-hammers:— Cragabu s; Duar ; t Duncraigaig; Stone, from Castlecary, (donation) . 362 Glenorchy; Kilchoan ; Kilmartin ; —— from Craigie, Ayrshire, (donation) . 17 Largie, Poltalloch ; Lochgilphead ; —, , —Mossburnford , Jedburgh, (do- Melfort; Oban ; Poltalloch ; Eisga ; nation) ......4 36 . Ros Mullf so . Axe-like Implements, Bone, from Skara Armlet, Bronze, from Melfort, Argyll, . 174 Brae, .... 232, 234, 235, 237-84 26 , Arm Armour:d san — Axes:— of Celtic Warriors9 , 19 Descriptio . , nof Bronze socketed, from Ireland, (do- Skean Dhu, from Cluny's Cave, Craig- nation) ......5 1 . dhu, (donation) ..... 13 —— —— from Morbihan, Brittany, (do- Arran : see Bute, County of. nation) ......5 1 . Arrochar, Dumbartonshire3 33 ,. Paris , hof Carving of, on Slab from Cist at Kil- Arrow-heads, Flint:— martin, ......5 15 . from Abbeytown, Sandwick, Orkney, Chert, from Stenness, Orkney, (donation7 1 ) (donation) ....7 1 . Flint :— „ Airhouse, Oxton, (donation) . 16 from Aberdeenshire, (donation) . 362 ,, between Areherfleld and Gul- „ Abernethy, (donation). 362 lane Point, (donation) . 11 ,, Bain, Quoyloo, Orkney, (do- „ Bockan, Sandwick, Orkney, (pur- nation). 19 chase) .....1 2 . ,, Inchgalbraith, Loch Lomond, . 336 ,, Bookan, Stenness, Orkney, (do- ,, Lakenheath, Suffolk, (donation5 1 ) nation) .....7 1 . Iron, Medieval, from Haughton House ,, do., calcined, (purchase) ..1 2 . Sale,2 Alford15 . , (donation . ) ,, Crichton Farm, Midlothian, (pur- Stone:— chase) .....1 2 . from Arden, Dumbartonshire3 34 . , ,, Cairn at Edgerston, . 373, 375 ,, Bookan, Stenness, (purchase1 2 . ) „ Findhorn, .....3 35 . ,, Brechin, (donation) ..8 1 . Heddle Hill, Firth, Orkney, (do- , , Clachan, Mulf o Kintyrel , nation . ) ....7 1 . (donation) ....4 36 . VOL. LXIII. 37 578 INDEX. PAGE Axes (contd.):— Baths,. Roman Inchtuthilt a , . .447^ . ,. Stone (contd.):— —— —— at Mumrills, ..... 447 from Claddochside, Kilmaronock3 34 . , —— —— —— Plaster Mode , (donationof l 5 36 . ) ,, Glen Falloch, . .343 Baton, Wood, (donation) .... 364 „ Inverarnan, ..... 342 Battleby House, near Perth, Copper Spud ,, Kirkton, Dyce, (donation) . 18 4 . 21 from,.. ,, Lower Dounreay Chambered Beacharra, Kintyre, Argyll, Neolithic Pot- Cairn, ..... 145, 148 0 9 , 88 , ter 85 . y, from,79 .31 , . 50 , . „ Morbihan, Brittany, (donation). 15 Beads:— „ Ohio, (donation) ...5 1 . Bone, from Skara Brae, 228, 231-3, 235, 237-9, ,, Savoy, (donation) .... 15 259, 275-6 „ Skara Brae, ....6 26 . Glass, from Denholmhill, Cavers, (pur- Ayrshir Blairstone se e: , Alloway; Cambua- chase) ......0 2 . doou, Alloway; Craigie ; Muirkirk. —— from Mumrills, ....9 54 . Azilian Site Scotlandn si , ...7 31 . Ivory, from Skara Brae, .... 275-6 Jet, from Cowlam3 17 , Yorkshire . , Bach mhic Connain, Vallay, North Uist, —— „ Cis t Culduthela t . 2182 . 22 , , Objects from Earth-house at, . 363 —, , —Cair t Edgerston n. a 373- 5. , Badge, Forfarshire Constable's, (donation1 15 ) —— of necklace from High Cocklaw, Bain, Quoyloo, Orkney, Flint Axe from, (donation),. ....1 31 . (donation). ...... 19 Shell, from Kitchen-midden, Tain, (do- —— —— —— Flint Knife and Scrapers from, 6 21 1 . nation . ) . .. Baird, Major William A., electe a dVice - Stone6 27 , from Skara . Brae . , President, .....1 . made from Teeth5 t Skara ,27 a. Brae . , Balcalk, Tealing, Angus t Necklac,Je e from, Beakers, Unglazed Ware, Fragments of, 165, 167-8, 185 from Mumrills, .... 539, 541-2 Balfour, , presentLt.-ColS. R . F .Stonsa e Beam, Weighing, Wooden, from Benbecula, Whorl from Dawyek, .... 11 (donation) ...... 13 Balleigh, Isle of Man, 'Cross-slabs from, . 357 —— —— —— bough n Edinburghi t , (dona- Ball— s: tion) .......0 2 . Carved Stone, from Skara Brae, 235, 2387 26 , —— —— —— from the Outer Hebrides, Incised Basaltic, from Skar1 23 a Brae. , (donation)....... 13 Stone, Broken, from8 Skar23 a. Brae . , Beggars' Benison Club, Meda , (donaof l - Balmerino Abbey, Fife, Mediaeva . l .31 Tile. 1s . tion . ) foun , ......dat 0 31 . Bell, Hand, from St Andrews, (donation) . 311 Balmuildy, Lanarkshire, Hypocaust at, . 461 Bell, Rev. William Napier, elected, . 361 Balvenie Castle, Banffshire, . .126 Benbecula, Inverness-shire, Weighing Baiiffshire e Auchindouse : n Castle; Bal- Beam from, . 13 venie Castle ; Mortlach ; Tomintoul. Benton, Mis2 s Sylvia . , elected . , Bannatyne Mazer, Replic presente, aof y db Bertram, Donald1 15 , . elected . ',. th5 e 1 Marques . s of Bute . , Berwickshire, Flint Implements from, Bannerman Dr William, Death of, 4 (donation). ...... 364 —— —— Obituary Notice of, .... 6 See also Airhouse, Oxton; Chester- —— —— Beques , .....by t 6 . knowes, Chapelhill, Cockburnspath; Bantaskine, Falkirk, Stirlingshire, Neo- Duns; Morriston, West. lithic Pottery from, . .35, 56, 81/. Beveridge, George, presents Objects from Bar Hill, Dumbartonshire, Roman Fort at, 405/. Earth-hous t Bacea h mhic Connain, Barron , presentG. ,. RevD r Shacklsa .D e
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