Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, Volume 3Society, 1862 - Archaeology Includes List of members. |
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Alexander altar altar-piece ancient anno antiquities appears Applecross Bart beehive beehive houses bones Bothans Brechin Bronze burgh cairn called Castle centre century chamber charter church circle circular cist coffin coins COSMO INNES Council of Constance Crannoge Culdees daughter described diameter Dinnacair discovered Domini door Each-uisge Earl east Edinburgh F.S.A. Scot feet figure Forfarshire George Gifford Gordon Haddington head height Holyrood inches high Irish island James Ker John John Meikle JOSEPH ROBERTSON King James Knox Lady lands letter Loch Lord LORD NEAVES Mercer miles monuments Museum notice original Orkney ornaments painting parish Picts Plate portion present preserved probably Pytheas Queen relics remains remarkable Robert Roman roof round tower Royal S.A. Scot saint Samuelston Scotland Scottish sculptured stones side Sir James Matheson St Andrews Stuart THOMAS village walls William
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