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Notes on a Wax Medallion, and relative Autograph Letter of Paul Jones,

presented to the Society in 1860, and now in the National Museum of

Antiquities. By FRANCIS CAIRD INGLIS, F.S. A. Scot.,

Notes on a Slab with Incised Crescentic Design, Stone Mould for casting

Spear-heads, a Cup-marked Stone, Holy-water Stoup, and other Anti-

quities in Strathnaver, Sutherlandshire. By Rev. ANGUS MACKAY,

M.A., Westerdale, Halkirk,

On Vitrified Forts, with Results of Experiments as to the Probable Manner

in which their Vitrification may have been produced. By Lieut.-Col.

A. B. M'HARDY, C.B., Vice-President,

Notes on a Hoard of Eleven Stone Knives found in Shetland. By ROBERT

MUNRO, M.D., LL.D.,

Report on Stone Circles surveyed in the North-East of Scotland, chiefly in

Banffshire, with measured Plans and Drawings, obtained under the

Gunning Fellowship. By FRED. R. COLES, Assistant-Keeper of the

Museum,

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Note on a Copy of the First Folio Shakespeare in the Library of the Society

of Antiquaries of Scotland. By W. K. DICKSON, Secretary,

Notes on the Churchyards of Currie, Kirknewton, and the Calders. By

ALAN REID, F.S. A. Scot.,

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Stone Circles at Grenish, Aviemore, and Delfour, Strathspey. By C. G.

CASH, F.R.S.G.S.,

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Traces of the Cultus of the Nine Maidens in Scotland. By J. M.

MACKINLAY, M.A., F.S.A. (Lond. and Scot.),

Notes on a Brass Table Clock bequeathed to the Society of Antiquaries of

Scotland by the late Hugh J. Rollo, W.S., and a Silver-cased Table

Clock bequeathed to the Society by the late Lady Jane Dundas. By

ALEXANDER J. S. BROOK, F.S. A. Scot...

255-265

266-276

Notice of Three Urns of the Drinking-cup Type and other Relics discovered

in a Mound at Forglen, Banffshire. By J. GRAHAM CALLANDER,

F.S.A. Scot.,

279-290

Notices of Standing Stones, Cists, and hitherto unrecorded Cup- and Ring-

marks in various localities. By F. R. COLES, Assistant-Keeper of

the Museum,

291-327

The Cemetery of Nunraw, East Lothian. By the Hon. J. ABERCROMBY and

Mr A. MACTIER PIRRIE,

328-341

Notice of a Jug of Peculiar Form found at Forfar, with an Additional Note

on the Occurrence of Earthenware Jugs or Jars built into the Walls of

Dwelling-houses in Scotland. By ALEXANDER HUTCHESON, F.S.A.

Scot., Broughty Ferry,

Notice of an Earth-house at Ardross, Fife. By P. MACGREGOR CHALMERS,

F.S.A. Scot.,

Notice of the Exploration of the Castle on the Isle of Loch Dochart, Perth-

shire. By Mrs PLACE, of Loch Dochart. With Drawings of the

Objects found, by Mr Gordon Place, and Plans and View of the Castle

by Mr Thomas Ross, Architect, F.S. A. Scot.,

Notes on--(1) A Drinking-cup Urn found at Bathgate; (2) the Exploration

of the Floor of a Pre-historic Hut in Tiree; and (3) a Group of (at

least) Sixteen Cinerary Urns found, with objects of Vitreous Paste and

of Gold, in a Cairn at Stevenston, Ayrshire. By LUDOVIC M'LELLAN

MANN, F.S. A. Scot.,

The Roman Forts on the Bar Hill, Dumbartonshire, excavated by Mr Alex-

ander Whitelaw of Gartshore, F.S. A. Scot. By GEORGE MACDONALD,

M.A., LL.D., F.S. A. Scot., and ALEXANDER PARK, F.S. A. Scot. With

a Note on the Architectural Remains by Thomas Ross, Architect, F.S.A.

Scot. (Plates I.-IV.),

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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.

Bronze Axe or Palstave from the Caldonshill Hoard, .
Carved Panel of Oak from Balinerino,

Ground-plan of Earthworks on Whitcastle Hill,

Ground-plan of Earthwork in Flanders Moss, .

Urns from Pittodrie Cist,

Urns from Skene Cist,

Urns from Broomend Cists,

Harness Mounting from Sheelagreen,

Star-shaped Bead from Glenluce Sands in the Museum,

Urn of Drinking-cup Type found in the Cist at Wellgrove,
Mahogany Pitchpipe formerly used in Cults Parish Church, Fife,
Ornamented Crupper of a Lady's Saddle from Iceland,

Plan of North Esk Reservoir District, showing Sites of Graves,
View of the Island, looking Eastwards,

View of the Island, looking westward, showing some of the Graves,

Plan and Section of the Island,

Plan of five Graves, showing alignment,

View of three of the Graves,

View of Grave I.,

Views of Graves II. and IV.,

View of Grave III.,

View of Grave VII.,

Facsimile of Letter from Paul Jones,

Medallion of Paul Jones,

Bust of Paul Jones, by Houdon (1783),

Engraved Portrait of Paul Jones in the National Portrait Gallery,
Engraved Portrait of Paul Jones, by J. M. Moreau (1781),
Cottage in which Paul Jones was born,

Medal Struck in honour of Paul Jones,

China Plate with representation of an Engagement with Paul Jones,
Incised Slab found at Langdale,

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Half of a Stone Mould for Spear-heads found at Langdale,

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Cup-marked Stone at Grumbeg,

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Portion of a Vitrified Mass from Eilean nan Gobhar, showing impressions of

Portion of Vitrified Mass from Tor Duin, showing impressions of woody fibre,

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Map showing Vitrified Forts in Arisaig and along the Caledonian Valley,
Oval Knife of Quartz porphyry from Esheness, Shetland,

North Burreldales Circle; Ground-plan,

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Cup-marked West Pillar in the Circle called St Brandan's Stanes,
Thorax Circle; Ground-plan,.

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