Articles

• Obituary Professor Roger James Mercer

  Diana Murrray, Ian Ralston
  

  1-12

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• Neolithic pits and Late Bronze Age roundhouses in the Upper Ury Valley, Aberdeenshire

  Contributor(s): Richard Moore, Claire Lingard; Melanie Johnson, Ann Clarke, Mhairi Hastie, Mike Cressey, Gemma Cruikshanks, Derek Hamilton
  

  13-47

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• ‘The Spearhead of the Pennon …’ a Bronze Age spearhead carried into the Battle of Flodden?

  Matthew G Knight, Trevor G Cowie
  

  49-60

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• Storm damage at Craig Phadrig hillfort, Inverness results of the emergency archaeological evaluation

  Mary Peteranna, Steven Birch
  

  61-81

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• Interdisciplinary approaches to a connected landscape upland survey in the Northern Ochils

  Michael Given, Oscar Aldred, Kevin Grant, Peter McNiven, Tessa Poller
  

  83-111

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• Kinneddar a major ecclesiastical centre of the Picts

  Gordon Noble, Gemma Cruikshanks, Lindsay Dunbar, Nicholas Evans, Derek Hall, Derek Hamilton, Cathy MacIver, Edouard Masson-MacLean, James O'Driscoll, Lindsey Paskulin, Oskar Sveinbjarnarson
  

  113-145

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• Abstract pattern on stone fragments from Applecross the master carver of northern Pictland?

  Cynthia Thickpenny
  

  147-176

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• Inchinnan 5 the discovery and reconstruction of an early medieval carved stone

  Megan Kasten
  

  177-188

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• A Pictish ‘serpent’ incised slab from Jarlshof, Shetland

  Contributor(s): James Graham-Campbell, Isabel Henderson; Anna Ritchie, Ian G Scott
  

  189-208

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• Portraits of James I and James II, kings of Scots some comparisons and a conjecture

  Frederick Hepburn
  

  209-229

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• John Stuart, Duke of Albany and his contribution to military science in Scotland and Italy, 1514–36 from Dunbar to Rome

  Bryony Coombs
  

  231-266

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• The history of the Auldjo Jug 1830–60 – a review and critique was Sir Walter Scott the real benefactor?

  Michael Heafford
  

  267-281

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• The anti-invasion defences of the Forth and Tay estuaries, eastern Scotland 1900 to 1919

  Gordon J Barclay, Ron Morris
  

  283-331

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• Six O’Clock in Princes Street an analysis of Wilfred Owen’s Edinburgh ‘re-education’

  Neil McLennan
  

  333-351

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