J.M. Davidson
Some recent Excavations [Summary only]
Archaeology (General)
TDGNHAS Series III, 23 (1940-44), 20(WARNING very large file size: 40.26 MB)
Abstract
This lantern lecture dealt with the results of several excavations in various districts in Scotland, all of which, with one exception, had been undertaken by the lecturer
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DGNHAS Council
Exhibits
Archaeology (General), Geology, Paleontology
TDGNHAS Series III, 21 (1936-38), 251(WARNING very large file size: 68.9 MB)
Abstract
February 19th, 1937,- Holed smoothing stone, found by Mr J.G.Robertson, Glenhowan, Victoria Road, Dumfries, on golf course near Maxwelltown Station. April 2nd, 1937,- Fossil of sea urchin in flint. Stone Quern found in garden at Garrel Schoolhouse. By Dr
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D. Thomas
The Animal Call Words of Dumfriesshire and the Secrets they Reveal
Etymology, Archaeology (General)
TDGNHAS Series III, 19 (1933-35), 319(WARNING very large file size: 50.85 MB)
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T.L. Taylor
An Interim Report on the Excavations at Enoch Castle
Mediaeval, Archaeology (General)
TDGNHAS Series III, 17 (1930-31), 28(WARNING very large file size: 45 MB)
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DGNHAS - author not given
Field Meeting. Birrens, Burnswark, Hoddom and Murraythwaite
Roman and Romano British, Iron Age, Early Mediaeval, Genealogy, Mediaeval, Recent, Archaeology (General), Field Meeting
TDGNHAS Series III, 14 (1926-28), 343(WARNING very large file size: 125.46 MB)
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DGNHAS - author not given
Field Meeting. Stroanfreggan, Cairn Avel, Carsphairn, Dalshangan, Balmaclellan and Barscobe
Neolithic, Bronze Age, Archaeology (General), Prehistory (General), Recent, Recent (Social), Mediaeval, Genealogy, Field Meeting
TDGNHAS Series III, 14 (1926-28), 184(WARNING very large file size: 125.46 MB)
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J. Wilson Paterson
The Preservation of Ancient Monuments [Summary only]
Archaeology (General)
TDGNHAS Series III, 14 (1926-28), 68(WARNING very large file size: 125.46 MB)
Abstract
The lecturer dealt with the methods adopted to preserve all kinds of ancient structures from Stone Age burials to 16th century castles. He particularly showed the manner by which the roof of Westminster Hall, the tower of Jedburgh Abbey, and the mural pai
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S. Dunlop
Who were the Philistines? [Summary only]
Ethnography, Archaeology (General)
TDGNHAS Series III, 4 (1915-16), 35(WARNING large file size: 5.51 MB)
Abstract
In this lecture, which was not intended by its author for publication in the Transactions, the latest theories of the origin of the Philistines were described. The Philistines were regarded as foreigners by the Hebrews and other Semitic races. They came f
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M'Lellan.L. Mann
The Archaic Sculpturings of Dumfries and Galloway; being chiefly Interpretations of the Local Cup and Ring Markings, and of the Designs on the Early Christian Monuments
Prehistory (General), Archaeology (General), Neolithic, Bronze Age, Iron Age, Early Mediaeval
TDGNHAS Series III, 3 (1914-15), 121(WARNING very large file size: 19.8 MB)
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H. Maxwell
The True Principles and Purpose of Archaeology
Archaeology (General)
TDGNHAS Series III, 1 (1912-13), 51(WARNING very large file size: 21.99 MB)
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H.S. Gladstone
Presidential Address: Celebration of the Fiftieth Anniversary
Antiquarian, Recent, Recent (Social), Archaeology (General)
TDGNHAS Series III, 1 (1912-13), 15(WARNING very large file size: 21.99 MB)
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DGNHAS Council
Exhibits
Ornithology, Photography, Recent, Recent (Social), Zoology, Archaeology (General), Prehistory (General), Botany, Mineralogy, Numismatics, Neolithic, Geology
TDGNHAS Series II, 22 (1909-10), 234(WARNING very large file size: 11.43 MB)
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DGNHAS - author not given
Field Meeting. Comlongan Castle, Mount Kedar, Ruthwell Village and Cross
Recent, Recent (Social), Geology, Paleontology, Mediaeval, Early Mediaeval, Archaeology (General), Field Meeting
TDGNHAS Series II, 22 (1909-10), 213(WARNING very large file size: 11.43 MB)
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DGNHAS Council
Exhibits
Recent (Literature & Art), Archaeology (General), Neolithic, Numismatics, Photography, Ornithology, Mycology, Botany, Roman and Romano British, Bronze Age, Iron Age, Mediaeval
TDGNHAS Series II, 19 (1906-07), 204(WARNING large file size: 8.84 MB)
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DGNHAS Council
Exhibits
Archaeology (General), Neolithic, Numismatics, Botany, Recent, Recent (Social), Recent (Literature & Art), Geology, Ornithology, Entomology, Archaeology (Non-British), Photography, Paleontology, Quaternary geology
TDGNHAS Series II, 18 (1905-06), 236(WARNING very large file size: 11.24 MB)
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R. Service
Burial Mound at Bogrie; Arrow-Heads of Flint and Stone Whorls from Townhead of Closeburn with Old Hearths at Moat of Lochrutton [Summary only]
Bronze Age, Prehistory (General), Archaeology (General), Mediaeval, Parish History
TDGNHAS Series II, 17 (1900-05), 309(WARNING very large file size: 19.53 MB)
Abstract
Mr Service gave several interesting notes to the above, giving a full description of the Burial Mound at Bogrie, and exhibiting the urn found therein. Exhibits of the other articles were also made, and the notes, which were highly interesting, formed the
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J.W. Martin
Cinerary Urn found at Newtonrigg, Holywood, in Cairn Valley Railway Cutting, May 1901
Bronze Age, Prehistory (General), Archaeology (General), Parish History
TDGNHAS Series II, 17 (1900-05), 238(WARNING very large file size: 19.53 MB)
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