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 INDEX OF ARCH^OLOGICAL PAPERS PUBLISHED IN 1901

Abercromby (Hon. John). Notice of the discovery of urns, at the

Hill of Culsh, New Deer, Aberdeenshire. Soc. Antiq. Scot. xxxv.

258-266. Adams (Maxwell). An index to the printed literature relating to

the antiquities, history, and topography of Exeter. Dcv. Assoc.

xxxiii. 270-308. Adamson (Horatio A.). Tynemouth priory to the dissolution in 1539

with notes of Tynemouth castle. Arch. JEHmna^ xxiii. 22-42. Addy (S. 0.). Head of a corpse between the thighs. FoJMorc, xii

101-102.

The mill of the twelve apostles. Folklore, xii. 218.

Garland day at Castleton. Folklore, xii. 394-428.

Alford (Rev. D. P.). Alfred at Athelny. Somersetshire Arch.

Soc. xlvii. 71-79. Allen (J. Romilly). Two Kelto-Roman finds in Wales. Arch.

Camh. 6th S. i. 20-44. — Some carved wooden spoons made in Wales. Arch. Camh.

6th S. i. 165-172.

The early Christian monuments of lona ; with some sug-

gestions for their better preservation. Soc Antiq. Scot. xxxv. 79-93.

The early Christian monuments of the Grlasgow district.

Glasgow Arch. Soc. N.S. iv. 394-405. Amery (P. P. S.). Eighteenth report of the committee on Devonshire

folklore. Dev. Assoc, xxxiii. 123-128. Anderson (Joseph). Notices of nine brochs along the Caithness

coast from Keiss Bay to Skirza Head, excavated by Sir Francis

Tress Barry, Bart., of Keiss Castle, Caithness. Soc. Antiq. Scot.

xxxv. 112-148. — ■ Notice of a hoard of bronze implements, and ornaments,

and buttons of jet found at Migdale, on the estate of Skibo,

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