1|Titre|5
1|La Civitas Coriosolitum|5

1|Page de titre|7
1|Prefatory Note|9
1|Contents|11
1|Classified list of Illustrations|17
2|Sepulchral Urns - Bronze Age Types|17
2|Sepulchral Urns - Stone Age Types|18
2|Bronze Implements|18
2|Mould for Bronze Instruments|21
2|Gold Ornaments|21
2|Stone Implements, ect.|22
2|Bone Implements|25
2|Ground-Plans, Sections, Views|25
1|The Age of Bronze|29
2|Lecture I. Bronze Age Burials|29
3|Fig.1- Ground-Plan and Section of Cairn at Collessie, Fife|32
3|Fig.2- Sepulchral Urn from Cairn at Collessie|34
3|Fig.3- Sepulchral Urn from Cairn at Collessie|35
3|Fig.4- Bronze Dagger-blade, Collessie|36
3|Fig.5- Gold Mounting of the Handle of the Bronze Dagger found at Collessie |37
3|Fig.6- Urn from Cairn at Linlathen|39
3|Fig.7- Bronze Dagger-blade, Linlathen|40
3|Fig.8- Bronze Dagger-blade, Cleigh |41
3|Fig.9- Bronze Dagger-blade, Drumlanrick|41
3|Fig.10- Urn from Cairn at Glenforsa, Mull|42
3|Fig.11- Wrist-gard of polished stone, Glenforsa, Mull|43
3|Fig.12- Wrist-gard of polished Felstone, Firish|43
3|Fig.13- Urn found at Fyrish, Evanton, Ross-shire|44
3|Fig.14- Urn found at Stobshield, Haddingtonshire|48
3|Fig.15- Urn found at Shuttlefield, Lockerbie|48
3|Fig.16- Bronze Knife-blade, Shuttlefield|49
3|Fig.17- Bronze Oval Blade, Lierabol, Kildonan, Sutherland|50
3|Fig.18- Diagrammatic Ground-plan of Tumulus at Burreldales|51
3|Fig-19- Oval Bronze Blade, Rogart, Sutherland|52
3|Fig.20- Oval Bronze Blade, Balblair, Creich, Sutherland|52
3|Fig.21- Bifid Blades of Bronze, Bowerhouses, Dunbar|54
3|Fig.22- Bifid Blade of Bronze from the Shannon|54
3|Fig.23- Bifid Blade of Bronze, Kinleith, Currie, near Edinburgh|55
3|Fig.24- Oval Bronze Blade, Magdalen Bridge, near Musselburgh|57
3|Fig.25- Urn found at Magdalen Bridge|58
3|Fig.26- Urn found at Magdalen Bridge|59
3|Fig.27- Urn found at Magdalen Bridge|60
3|Fig.28- Urn found at Magdalen Bridge|61
3|Fig.29- Urn found at Magdalen Bridge|62
3|Fig.30- Urn found at Magdalen Bridge|63
3|Fig.31- Urn found at Magdalen Bridge|64
3|Fig.32- Urn found at Shanwell |65
3|Fig.33- Oval Bronze Blade, Shanwell|66
3|Fig.34- Urn found at Sheriff-flats|68
3|Fig.35- Urn found at Sheriff-flats|69
3|Fig.36- Urn found at Sheriff-flats|70
3|Fig.37- Urn found at Sheriff-flats|70
3|Fig.38- Urn found at Sheriff-flats|70
3|Fig.39- Urn found at Sheriff-flats|71
3|Fig.40 Urn found at Blairgowrie|72
3|Fig.41- Urn found at Barnfauld, Threepwood|72
3|Fig.42- Urnn found at Wester Bucklyvie|72
3|Fig.43- Urnn found at Wester Bucklyvie|72
3|Fig.44- Urn found at Genoch, Ayrshire|73
3|Fig.45- Urn found at Craighdu, North Queensferry|74
3|Fig.46- Urns found on Benachie|75
3|Fig.47- Urns from South Ronaldsay, Dunbar and Old Pendrith|75
3|Fig.48- Urn found at Killucken, Tyrone, Ireland|76
3|Fig.49- Bronze tanged Blade, Dalmore|77
3|Fig.50- Urn found at Dalmore, Alness|77
3|Fig.51- Hollow Cylinder or Button of Bone, Dalmore|78
3|Fig.52- Flint Knife of Stone, Dalmore|78
3|Fig.53- Beads of Jet-like substance, Dalmore|79
3|Fig.54- Stone Wrist-guard, Dalmore|79
3|Fig.55-56-57- Urn, Bronze Pin and Stone Flint Knife, Balcalk |80
3|Fig.58- Beads and Plates of Jet (Necklace), Balcalk|81
3|Fig.59- Urn found at Lunnanhead|82
3|Fig.60- Beads and Plates of Jet (Necklace), Tayfield|83
3|Fig.61- Necklace of Beads and Plates of Jet found at Torish, Sutherlandshire|84
3|Fig.62- Bronze Bracelet found at Melfort|85
3|Fig.63- Bronze Bracelet found at Stobo, Peeblesshire|86
3|Fig.64- Urn found in the parish of Crawford, Lanarkshire|86
3|Fig.65- Bronze Arm-Ring found at Crawford |87
3|Fig.66- Urn found at Kinneff|87
3|Fig.67- Bronze Arm-Ring found at Kinneff|88
3|Fig.68- Urn found in Banffshire|89
3|Fig.69- Gold Armlet, Banff|90
3|Fig.70-71-72- Gold Rings, small penannular, Banff|90
3|Fig.73- Urn found in 1828 at Alloa|91
3|Fig.74- Gold Armlet found at Alloa|92
3|Fig.75- Gold Ear-ring, found at Orton, Morayshire|93
3|Fig.76-77- Urn and Gold Mounting of Dagger-hilt, Monikie|94
3|Fig.78- Two Gold Discs and part of a Necklace of Amber Beads found at Huntiscarth, parish of Orphir, Orkney|96
3|Fig.79- Urn found at Birsley, near Prestonpans|99
3|Fig.80- Urn found at Drymnie Wood, Balbirnie|99
3|Fig.81- Urn found at Quarryford, East Lothian|100
3|Fig.82 Urn found at Seamill, West Kilbride, Ayrshire|101
3|Fig.83-84-85- Urns found at Lesmurdie, Banffshire|102
3|Fig.86-87- Urns found at Broomend, Inverurie|103
3|Fig.88- Urn found at Broomend|104
3|Fig.89- Urn and Spoon of Horn found at Broomend of Inverurie|104
3|Fig.90- Urn found at Slap, near Turriff|105
3|Fig.91- Urn found in Court Hill of Dalry, Ayrshire|105
3|Fig.92- Urn found at Freefield|106
3|Fig.93- Urn found at Drem|106
3|Fig.94- Urn found at Parkhill|107
3|Fig.95- Urn found at Buckie|108
3|Fig.96- Urn found at Tents Moor, near Leuchars, Fife|109
3|Fig.97- Urn found at Balmuick, near Comrie|110
3|Fig.98- Urn found at Darnhall, Peeblesshire |110
3|Fig.99-100- Urns found at Kingsbarns Law, Crail|111
3|Fig.101- Urn found at Glanhead, near Doune|111
3|Fig.102- Stone Hammer, Glenhead|111
3|Fig.103-104- Urns found at Murleywell and Ninewells, Forfarshire|112
3|Fig.105- Urn found at Stannergate|113
3|Fig.106- Urn found at Oban|113
3|Fig.107- Urn found at Kennyshillock|114
3|Fig.108- Sculptured Cover of Stone Cist at Carnwath|116
3|Fig.109- Ground-Plan of Cist at Kilmartin and its Sculptures|117
3|Fig.110- Ground-Plan of Cairn on the Glebe at Eddertoun|118
3|Fig.111- Urn from Eddertoun|118
3|Fig.112-113- Urns found at Tealing|119
3|Fig.114- Urn found at Stenton|120
3|Fig.115-116- Flint Knife of Stone and Whetstone found at Stenton|121
2|Lecture II. Circles, and Settings of Standing Stones|125
3|Fig.117-Urn found at Tormore, Arran|126
3|Fig.118- Urn found at Tormore, Arran|127
3|Fig.119- Diagrammatic Ground-Plan Stone Circle at Tuack|130
3|Fig.120- Urn found at Tuack|131
3|Fig.121-122- Ground-Plan and Section of Stone Circle at Crichie, Aberdeenshire|133
3|Fig.123- Perforated Stone Hammer, Crichie|134
3|Fig.124- Urn from Crichie|135
3|Fig.125- Diagrammatic Ground-Plan of the Stone Circle at Ardlair|138
3|Fig.126- Urn found at Glanballoch|140
3|Fig.127- Diagrammatic Gound-Plan of Stone Circle at Kingcausie|142
3|Fig.128- Urn found at Newton of Montblairy|143
3|Fig.129- Large Stone Circle at Stennis, Orkney|146
3|Fig.130- Smaller Stone Circle at Stennis|147
3|Fig.131- Ground-Plan and enlarged View of Stone Circle at Callernish|148
3|Fig.132- Ground-Plan of Chambered Cairn at Callernish|149
3|Fig.133- Stone-setting (parallel rows) at Garrywhin, Caithness|155
3|Fig.134- Stone-setting (parallel rows) at Camster, Caithness|157
3|Fig.135- Stone-setting (parallel rows) at Yarhouse, Caithness|158
3|Fig.136- Stone-setting (parallel rows) at the Hill of the Manu Stanes, Clyth, Caithness|159
3|Fig.137- Stone-setting (oval) at Arkinloch, Latheron, Caithness|161
2|Lecture III. Weapons, Implements, ect., of the Bronze Age|167
3|Fig.138- Head of Bronze Pin, Grosvenor Crescent|168
3|Fig.139-140- Obverse and Reverse of Bronze Mounting, Grosvenor Crescent|168
3|Fig.141- Bronze Sword found in Edinburgh|169
3|Fig.142- Bronze Sword, Bronze Scabbard-tip, Penannular Gold Ring, Bronze Buckle, all found at Gogar|172
3|Fig.143- Sheath-end of Bronze, Cauldhame|173
3|Fig.144- Bronze Sword, Spear-head and Pin found in Skye|173
3|Fig.145- Oval Blades, socketed, Skye and Invergordon|174
3|Fig.146- Bronze Spear-head found at Auchtertyre, Elgin|175
3|Fig.147- Penannular Ring of Bronze found at Auchtertyre, Elgin|176
3|Fig.148-149- Bronze Spear-heads found at Torran, near Ford, Loch Awe|176
3|Fig.150- Bronze Socketed Gouge found at Torran, near Ford, Loch Awe|177
3|Fig.151- Part of Bronze Sword found at Killin|178
3|Fig.152- Spear-hrad of Bronze found at Killin|178
3|Fig.153-154- Socketed Axes of Bronze found at Killin|179
3|Fig.155- Socketed Gouge of Bronze found at Killin|179
3|Fig.156- Circular Hollow Ring of Bronze found at Killin|180
3|Fig.157- Penannular Ring of Bronze found at Killin|180
3|Fig.158- Spear-head of Bronze found at Highfield|181
3|Fig.159- Three Socketed Axe-heads found at Dalduff, Kilkerran, Ayrshire|182
3|Fig.160- Bronze Sword found at Jacksbank|184
3|Fig.161- Bronze Shield found at Lugtonridge, near Beith, Ayrshire|185
3|Fig.162- Handle and part of Outer Side and Rim of Shield found at Lugtonridge|186
3|Fig.163- Bronze Shield found at Yetholm|187
3|Fig.164- Bronze Penannular Armlet found at Rehill, Premnay, Aberdeenshire|188
3|Fig.165- Bronze Socketed Axes found near Bell's Mills, Edinburgh|189
3|Fig.166- Three Socketed Axes of Bronze found at Forfar|189
3|Fig.167- Bronze Spear-head found at Forfar|190
3|Fig.168- Penannular Ring of Bronze found at Poolewe|191
3|Fig.169- Bronze Axe found at Balcarry|192
3|Fig.170- Bronze Axe found at Balcarry|193
3|Fig.171- Flat Axe-head of Bronze found at Sluie, Morayshire|194
3|Fig.172- Flat Axe of Bronze found at Culzean, Ayrshire|196
3|Fig.173- Bronze Sword found in South Uist|200
3|Fig.174- Bronze Sword found in the River Tay|200
3|Fig.175- Bronze Sword found in Wigtownshire|202
3|Fig.176- Bronze Sword found near keith House|202
3|Fig.177- Bronze Rapier Sword found at Kirkoswald|203
3|Fig.178- Bronze Dagger found at Gretna, Dumfriesshire|204
3|Fig.179- Bronze Dagger found at Pitcaithly, Perthshire|204
3|Fig.180- Bronze Dagger found at Kilrie, Fife|205
3|Fig.181- Bronze Dagger found at Whiteleys, Stranraer|205
3|Fig.182- Bronze Blade found in Galloway|206
3|Fig.183- Bronze Age Halberd from Welbsleben, near Mansfeld, Saxony|207
3|Fig.184- Indian War Pick or Halberd|207
3|Fig.185- Tanged Blade of Bronze from Whitehaugh, Ayrshire|209
3|Fig.186- Bronze Spear-head found near Denhead, |209
3|Fig.187- Bronze Spear-head, Barhullion|210
3|Fig.188- Bronze Spear-head found near Belhaven|210
3|Fig.189- Bronze Spear-head, Crawford, Lanarkshire|211
3|Fig.190- Bronze Spear-head, Linton, Roxburghshire|211
3|Fig.191- Bronze Spear-head, Meron Hall|212
3|Fig.192- Bronze Spear-head (locality unknown)|212
3|Fig.193- Bronze Spear-head found in Lanarkshire |212
3|Fig.194- Bronze Spear-head, Craigton|213
3|Fig.195- Bronze Spear-head found at Dean Water, Forfarshire|213
3|Fig.196- Half of a Stone Mould for casting Bronze Spear-heads, Campbeltown |214
3|Fig.197- Both halves of a Stone for casting Bronze Spear-heads, Campbeltown|215
3|Fig.198- Bronze Battle-Axe found at Bannockburn in 1785|216
3|Fig.199- Trumpet found at Coilsfield, Tarbolton, Ayrshire|217
3|Fig.200- Bronze Axe found at Innermessan|218
3|Fig.201- Iron Hatchet in its handle, from the Gaboon|219
3|Fig.202- Bronze Axe found at Lawhead, on the Pentland Hills, Edinburhshire |220
3|Fig.203- Stone Moulds for Flat Bronze Axes|221
3|Fig.204- Bronze Axe (Flat) found near Nairn|222
3|Fig.205- Bronze Axe (Flanged) found in the Moss of Cree|223
3|Fig.206- Bronze Axe (Flanged) from Greenless|223
3|Fig.207- Bronze Axe (Flanged) from Applegarth|224
3|Fig.208- Bronze Axe (Flanged) found at Dams, Balbirnie|224
3|Fig.209- Flanged Axe from Largs, Ayrshire |225
3|Fig.210- Flanged Axe from West Glenbuck, Ayrshire|225
3|Fig.211- Bronze Socketed Axe found at Strath, Skye|226
3|Fig.212- Socketed Axe-head, Knockandmaize|227
3|Fig.213- Stone Mould for Socketed Axe-heads of Bronze, Rosskeen|227
3|Fig.214- Bronze Chisel, Low Torrs, Glenluce|229
3|Fig.215- Flanged Chisel from Burreldale Moss|229
3|Fig.216- Tanged Chisel (locality unknown)|229
3|Fig.217- Bronze Socketed Chisel from Kingoldrum|229
3|Fig.218- Bronze Gouge from the Tay|229
3|Fig.219- Bronze Fish-hooks, Glenluce, Wigtownshire|230
3|Fig.220- Bronze Sickle found at Edengerach, Premnay, Aberdeenshire|231
3|Fig.221- Bronze Sickle found in the Tay, near Errol, Perthshire |231
3|Fig.222- Bronze Anvil found in Sutherland|233
3|Fig.223- Bronze Caldron found in Carlingwark Loch|234
3|Fig.224- Bronze Caldron found in the Moss of Kincardine, Stirlingshire|234
3|Fig.225- Bronze Caldron from the West of Scotland|235
3|Fig.226- Gold Penannular Armlet found in the West Highlands|237
3|Fig.227- Gold Ring (Hollow, Penannular) found in the West Highlands|238
3|Fig.228- Penannular Gold Armlet found at Stonehill Wood, Carmichael, Lanarkshire |239
3|Fig.229- Penannular Gold Armlet found at Stonehill Wood, Carmichael, Lanarkshire|240
3|Fig.230- Gold Armlet found at Lower Largo|243
3|Fig.231- Gold Armlet found at Lower Largo|244
3|Fig.232- Gold Armlet found at Belhelvie, Aberdeenshire|247
3|Fig.233- Gold Armlet found in the Moor of Rannoch|248
3|Fig.234- Gold Armlet found at Slateford, Midlothian|249
3|Fig.235- Gold Diadem found at Coulter, Lanarkshire|250
3|Fig.236- Gold Diadem found at Auchentaggart, Dumfriesshire|251
1|The Age of Stone|257
2|Lecture IV. Chambered Cairns of Caithness|257
3|Fig.237- Ground-Plan of Chambered Cairn at Yarhouse, Caithness|259
3|Fig.238- View of Tripartite Chamber in Cairn at Yarhouse|260
3|Fig.239- Ground-Plan of Chambered Cairn at Yarhouse, Caithness|266
3|Fig.240- Beads of Lignite, Yarhouse|268
3|Fig.241- View and Ground-Plan of Chambered Cairn at Camster, Caithness|269
3|Fig.242- Ground-Plan of Chambered Cairn at Ormiegill, Caithness|273
3|Fig.243- Polished Hammer of Grey Granite from Chambered Cairn, Ormiegill|274
3|Fig.244-245-246- Portion of Flint Knife, Arrow-head, and Oval Knife of Flint, from Chambered Cairn, Ormiegill|274
3|Fig.247- Ground-Plan of Chambered Cairn at Garrywhin, Caithness|275
3|Fig.248- Leaf-shaped Arrow-head of Flint from Chambered Cairn ar Garrywhin|277
3|Fig.249- Ground-plan of Chambered Cairn at Camster, Caithness|278
3|Fig.250- Section along Passage and through the Chamber of Chambered Cairn at Camster, Caithness|279
3|Fig.251- Flint Knife with ground edge from Chambered Cairn, Camster|281
3|Fig.252- Ground-Plan of Chambered Cairn at Yarhouse, Caithness|282
3|Fig.253- Ground-Plan of Chambered Cairn at Yarhouse, Caithness|284
3|Fig.254- Ground-Plan of Chambered Cairn at Yarhouse, Caithness|285
3|Fig.255- Ground-Plan of Chambered Cairn at Yarhouse, Caithness|285
3|Fig.256- Ground-Plan of Chambered Cairn near Bruan, Caithness|287
3|Fig.257- View and Ground-Plan of Group of Chambered Cairns at Rhinavie, Strathnaver|289
3|Fig.258- North end of larger Chambered Cairn at Rhinavie|290
3|Fig.259- Ground-Plan and enlarged plan of Chambers of Cairn, near Skelpick|292
2|Lecture V. Chambered Cairns of Argyll, Orkney, etc.|296
3|Fig.260- Section of Cairn at Achnacree, Argyllshire, with enlerged Ground-Plan and Sections of its Chamber and Passage|298
3|Fig.261-262- Urns from the Chambered Cairn at Achnacree, Argyllshire|299
3|Fig.263- Urn found in the Chambered Cairn at Largie, Kilmartin, Argyllshire|300
3|Fig.264- Ground-Plan and Section of the central part of the Tumulus of Maeshowe, with the Chamber|303
3|Fig.265- View of the Central Chamber in Maeshowe, looking towards the passage|304
3|Fig.266- Ground-Plan of Chambered Cairn on the Holm of Papa Westray, Orkney|310
3|Fig.267- Ground-Plan of Chambered Cairn at Quoyness, near Elsness, Sanday, Orkney|312
3|Fig.268-269- Implements of Polished Stone from the Chambered Cairn at Quoyness|314
3|Fig.270- Bone Implement from the Chambered Cairn at Quoyness|315
3|Fig.271- Ground-Plan of Chambered Cairn at Quanterness, kirkwall, Orkney|316
3|Fig.272- Ground-Plan of Chambered Cairn at Bookan, near Stennis, Orkney |319
3|Fig.273- Ground-Plan of Chambered Cairn at Unstan, Orkney|321
3|Fig.274-275- Urns from the Chambered Cairn of Unstan, Orkney|322
3|Fig.276-277- Urns from the Chambered Cairn of Unstan, Orkney|323
3|Fig.278- Urn from the Chambered Cairn of Unstan, Orkney|324
3|Fig.279- Urn from the Chambered Cairn of Unstan, Orkney|324
3|Fig.280- Flint Arrow-heads from the Chambered Cairn of Unstan, Orkney|326
3|Fig.281-282- Scarper and Knife of Flint from the Chambered Cairn of Unstan, Orkney|326
3|Fig.283- Implement of Flint from Chambered Cairn at Unstan, Orkney|327
3|Fig.284- View of Chambered Cairn at Clava, Strathnairn, with its surrounding Stone Circle|329
2|Lecture VI. Implements and Weapons of the Stone Age |333
3|Fig.285- Stone Axe of Hammer found in Coll|336
3|Fig.286- Stone Axe found in a Barrow in Shetland|337
3|Fig.287- Stone Axe found near Portpatrick, Wigtownshire|337
3|Fig.288- Stone Axe found at Chapelton, Ayrshire|338
3|Fig.289- Stone Axe found at Montfode, Ayrshire|339
3|Fig.290- Stone Axe found at Claycrop, Wigtownshire|340
3|Fig.291- Stone Axe found in the Tay, near Newburgh|341
3|Fig.292- Stone Axe found at Fardenreoch, Ayrshire|342
3|Fog.293- Stone Axe found near Duns Castle|343
3|Fig.294- Stone Axe found in the Tay, near Newburgh|344
3|Fig.295- Stone Axe found in the Loch of Friars Carse|345
3|Fig.296- Stone Axe found at Prieston, Ayrshire|345
3|Fig.297- Stone Axe found at Torhouskie|346
3|Fig.298- Stone Axe from Machermore|346
3|Fig.299- Stone Axe found near Portpatrick|347
3|Fig.300- Stone Axe from Kirkcowan|347
3|Fig.301- Stone Axe from Balmaclellan|347
3|Fig.302- Stone Hammer found at Cleughead|348
3|Fig.303- Stone Hammer found in Urquhart, Elginshire|349
3|Fig.304- Stone Hammer found near Corwen, Merionethshire|350
3|Fig.305-306- Stone Axes found at Campbeltown|351
3|Fig.307- Stone Axe found in Aberdeenshire|352
3|Fig.308- Stone Axe found at Drumour|353
3|Fig.309- Stone Axe found at Daviot, Inverness-shire|354
3|Fig.310- Stone Axe found at Tingwall, Shetland|355
3|Fig.311- Stone Axe found at Tingwall, Shetland|356
3|Fig.312- Stone Axe found at Tingwall, Shetland|357
3|Fig.313- Finely Polished Axe of White Flint found near Fochabers|358
3|Fig.314- Finely Polished Axe of White Flint found near Fochabers|359
3|Fig.315- Axe of Flint found at Newton of Affleck|361
3|Fig.316- Axe of Flint from Urquhart, Elginshire|361
3|Fig.317- Axe of Flint found at Fordoun, Kincardineshire|362
3|Fig.318- Axe of Flint found near Dundee|362
3|Fig.319- Chisel-like Axe of Flint, Old Deer|363
3|Fig.320- Polished Axe of Yellow Flint found at Gilmerton|364
3|Fig.321- Polished Adze of Grey Flint found at Slains|365
3|Fig.322- Stone Axe found at Dundee|366
3|Fig.323- Stone Axe found at Dalmeny|367
3|Fig.324- Stone Axe from Caithness|367
3|Fig.325- Stone Axe from Berwickshire|367
3|Fig.326- Axe of Porphyrite found near Lerwick|368
3|Fig.327- Stone Axe found at Cunningsburgh, Shetland|368
3|Fig.328- Axe of Porphyry from Shetland|369
3|Fig.329- Adze of Serpentine from Shetland|369
3|Fig.330- Adze of Claystone from Shetland|370
3|Fig.331- Axe of Jadeite found on the Banks of the Ericht|371
3|Fig.332- Axe of Avanturine, ploughed up at Cunzierton, Roxburghshire|372
3|Fig.333- Adze of Greenstone found near Glenluce, Wigtownshire|373
3|Fig.334- Stone Adze found at Little Barras, Kincardineshire|373
3|Fig.335- Stone Axe found at Kirklauchline, Wigtownshire|374
3|Fig.336- Stone Axe from Stilingshire|375
3|Fig.337- Stone Axe from Brownhill, Tarbolton, Ayrshire|376
3|Fig.338- Polygonal Grinding-stone of Quartzite|377
3|Fig.339- Grinding-stone with Stone Axe lying in its hollow|378
3|Fig.340- Axe of Diorite in its handle, from New Guinea|379
3|Fig.341- Stone Adze in its handle, from South Pacific|380
3|Fig.342- Adze of Diorite in its Handle, from New Guinea|380
3|Fig.343- Stone Axe handled in a looped withe, from the Murray River, South Australia|381
3|Fig.344- Stone Axe, with its handle, found in the Solway Moss|381
3|Fig.345- Stone Axe from Ervie|382
3|Fig.346- Leaf-shaped Spear-head from Urquhart, Elginshire|383
3|Fig.347- Spear-head of Flint from Machermore, Wigtownshire|383
3|Fig.348-349-350- Leaf-shaped Arrow-heads of Flint |384
3|Fig.351-352- Leaf-shaped Arrow-heads of Flint|384
3|Fig.353-354-355- Serrated Arrow-heads of Flint, with barbs and stem|385
3|Fig.356-357-358- Flint Arrow-heads with barbs and stem |386
3|Fig.359-360-361- Flint Arrow-heads with barbs and stem|386
3|Fig.362-363-364- Flint Arrow-heads with barbs and stem|387
3|Fig.365-366-367- Flint Arrow-heads with barbs and stem|387
3|Fig.368-369-370- Flint Arrow-heads with barbs but stemless|388
3|Fig.371-372-373- Flint Arrow-heads stemless and unsymmetrical|389
3|Fig.374- Arrow-head of Chert, attached to the shaft bu sinews, from California|389
3|Fig.375- Arrow-head of Flint, still in the shaft, found in a moss at Fyvie, Aberdeenshire|390
3|Fig.376- Arrow-head of Flint, in the shaft, found in the moss of Geisboden, Switzerland|390
3|Fig.377- Ridged Flake of Flint|391
3|Fig.378-379-380- Flint Knives and Planing Implement for Arrow-shafts|391
3|Fig.381- Flint Knife found in Rousay, Orkney|394
3|Fig.382-383- Flint Flakes trimmed for cutting or scraping|395
3|Fig.384-385- Trimmed Knives or Scarpers of Flint|395
3|Fig.386-387- Flint Knives from the Culbin Sands, Elginshire|396
3|Fig.388-389- Flint Knives, single and double-edged|396
3|Fig.390-391- Flint Knives, with ground edges, from Urquhart and Strachur|397
3|Fig.392-393- Ground-edged Flint Implements, found near Kintore and near Fordoun|398
3|Fig.394- Polished Oval Implements of Porphyry, from Shetland|398
3|Fig.395- Knife of Sandstone, from Shetland|399
3|Fig.396-397- Fragments of Knifes of Schist, from Shetland|399
3|Fig.398-399-400- Flint Saws found at Glenluce|400
3|Fig.401-402- Borers of Flint|401
3|Fig.403- Flint Implements or Fabricator from Fordoun|402
3|Fig.404- Flint Implement oe Fabricator from Corennie|402
3|Fig.405- Flint Scraper found at Urquhart|403
3|Fig.406-407- Stike-light Implements. Nodule of Purites of Iron, and Scraper of Flint found together at Flowerburn, Ross-shire|404
3|Fig.408- Scraper of Flint found at Torrs, Old Luce, Wigtownshire|405
3|Fig.409- Scraper of Flint found at Gullane|405
3|Fig.410-411- Scapers of Flint from Elginshire|405
2|Index|417
2|Lately Published by the same Author|427
2|Books on Archaeology and History|428

1|Frontispiece - View of the Broch of Clickamin, Shetland|8
1|Titre|9
1|Prefatory Note|11
1|Contents|13
1|List of Illustrations|19
1|Lecture I. Christian and Pagan Burial - Viking Burial (17th October 1881)|27
2|Fig.1- Clay Vase found in a Mediaeval Stone Coffin at Montrose|37
2|Fig.2- Illumination from a Fourteenth-Century Manuscript|38
2|Fig.3-4- Clay Vases found at Castle Hill of Rattray, Aberdeenshire|39
2|Fig.5- Sword found in a Vicking Grave at Ballinaby, Islay|43
2|Fig.6- Boss and Handle of Shield found in a Viking Grave at Ballinaby|44
2|Fig.7-8-9- Front view of Handle of Shield, Spear-head, and Ferrule found in a Viking Grave at Ballinaby |45
2|Fig.10-11- Iron Ferrule and Fragment of Iron found in a Viking Grave at Ballinaby|46
2|Fig.12- Bronze Plaque, with Figure of a Warrior, found in the island of Oland|46
2|Fig.13-14- Sheath-mounting of Bronze and Axe-heads of Iron from a Viking Grave at Ballinaby |47
2|Fig.15-16- Adze and Hammer from a Viking Grave at Ballinaby|48
2|Fig.17-18- Forge-tongs and Handle of Pot from a Viking Grave at Ballinaby|49
2|Fig.19-20- Oval Bowl-shaped Brooch and its Pin of Brass from a Grave at Ballinaby|50
2|Fig.21-22- Double Disc of Bronze and Hairpin of Silver from a Grave at Ballinaby |53
2|Fig.23-24- Chain of Knitted Silver Wire and Beads of Coloured Glass from a Grave at Ballinaby|54
2|Fig.25- Saucepan of Thin Bronze from a Grave at Ballinaby|55
2|Fig.26- Implement of Black Glass for Smoothing Linen from a Grave at Ballinaby|56
2|Fig.27- Sword of the Viking time from Vik, in Norway|59
2|Fig.28- Linen Smoother of Black Glass (modern)|63
2|Fig.29- Oval Bowl-shaped Brooch of Brass found in a Grave at Ballinaby in 1788|64
2|Fig.30- Oval Bowl-shaped Brooch of Brass found in a Grave near Newton, Islay|65
2|Fig.31- Oval Bowl-shaped Brooch found in Tiree|66
2|Fig.32- Oval Bowl-shaped Brooch of Brass fount at Castletown, Caithness|70
2|Fig.33- Oval Bowl-shaped Brooch found in a Cist in the Long Hills, Wick, Caithness|71
2|Fig.34- Sword ploughed up in Rousay, Orkney|71
2|Fig.35- Siver Mounting of a Drinking Horn found at Burghead|72
2|Fig.36- Sword-hilt of the Viking time found in the island of Eigg|75
2|Fig.37-38- Side View of Pommel and Edge of Grip of Sword-hilt|76
2|Fig.39- Upper side of Guard of Sword-hilt|77
2|Fig.40- Sword-hilt found in a Grave at Ultuna, Sweden|78
2|Fig.41- Buckle of Bronze from a Grave-mound in Eigg|79
2|Fig.42- Ground Plan and Sections of Grave-mounds in Eigg|79
2|Fig.43- Penannular Brooch of Bronze, silvered, from a Grave-mound in Eigg|80
2|Fig.44- Belt-clasp of Bronze from a Grave-mound in Eigg|80
2|Fig.45-46- Whetstone and portions of Cloth from a Grave-mound in Eigg|81
2|Fig.47- Single-edged Comb from a Grave-mound in Westray|83
2|Fig.48- Oval Bowl-shaped Brooch from a Grave-mound in Westray|83
2|Fig.49- Iron Key from a Grave-mound in Westray|84
2|Fig.50- Sheath-mounting from a Grave-mound in Westray|84
1|Lecture II. Northern Burials and Hoards (20th October 1881)|92
2|Fig.51- Sectional View of Burials in Stronsay, Orkney|93
2|Fig.52- Urn of Steatitic Stone from a Cist in Stronsay|94
2|Fig.53- Urn of Steatite from Stennis, Orkney|96
2|Fig.54- Urn of Steatite from Corquoy, Rousay|97
2|Fig.55- Urn of Steatite from Rousay|98
2|Fig.56- Urn of Steatite from Shapinsay, Orkney|98
2|Fig.57- Urn of Steatite from the Fair Isle|99
2|Fig.58- Vessels of Sandstone found at Aucorn, Caithness|101
2|Fig.59- Silver Brooch found at Skaill, Orkney|105
2|Fig.60- Silver Brooch found at Skaill, Orkney|107
2|Fig.61- Silver Brooch found at Skaill, Orkney|108
2|Fig.62- Neck-ring of Silver found at Skaill, Orkney |110
2|Fig.63- Neck-ring of Silver found at Skaill, Orkney|111
2|Fig.64- Neck-ring of Silver found at Skaill, Orkney|112
2|Fig.65-66- Armlets of Silver found at Skaill, Orkney|113
2|Fig.67- Flat Arm-band of Silver found at Skaill, Orkney|114
2|Fig.68-69- Circular Patterns on Brooches found at Skaill|120
2|Fig.70- Pattern of Interlaced Work on Brooch found at Skaill|120
2|Fig.71-72- Zoomorphic Patterns on Brooch found at Skaill|121
2|Fig.73-74-75-76- Zoomorphic Patterns on Brooches found at Skaill|122
2|Fig.77- Human-headed Figure on Brooch found at Skaill|123
2|Fig.78- Axe-head inlaid with Silver from the Mammen How, Denmark|123
2|Fig.79- Thor's Hammer in Silver from Skäne, Sweden|125
2|Fig.80- Runic Monument at Skjern, North Jutland, with Thor's Face|126
2|Fig.81- Runic Monument at Aby, with Thor's Head and Hammer|127
2|Fig.82- Hood found in a Moss in St. Andrew's Parish, Orkney|129
2|Fig.83-84-85- Portions of the fabric of the Hood and Woollen fabric from the Moss of Haraldskjaer, Jutland|131
2|Fig.86- Gold Rings found at Stennis|132
2|Fig.87- Gold Rings found in the Hebrides|133
2|Fig.88- Ingot of Silver found in the island of Bute|133
2|Fig.89-90- Gold Rings and Fillets found in the island of Bute|134
2|Fig.91- Penannular Arm-ring of Silver found at Rattar, Caithness|135
1|Lecture III. The Celtic Art of the Pagan Period (October 24, 1882)|138
2|Fig.92- Bronze object, like the frontal of a horse, with horns, found at Torrs, Kirkcudbrightshire|139
2|Fig.93- Plan of the horns of the Bronze object|141
2|Fig.94- Bronze Plaque, with Figures of Warriors, found in the island of Oland|142
2|Fig.95- Bronze object in the form of a Swine's Head, found at Liechestown, Banffshire|143
2|Fig.96- Plates, forming separate parts of the Bronze object|144
2|Fig.97- Sword-sheath found at Morton Hall|146
2|Fig.98- Mountings of Cast Bronze found at Henshole, on Cheviot|147
2|Fig.99- Bronze Ornaments found in a Cairn at Towie, Aberdeenshire|148
2|Fig.100- Mounting in Cast Bronze from Dowalton Loch|149
2|Fig.101- Bridle-bit, enamelled, found in moss at Birrenswark|150
2|Fig.102- Quern found with Bronze articles at Balmeclellan|152
2|Fig.103-104- Bronze Mirror found at Balmaclellan|153
2|Fig.105- Half of a Crescentic Plate of Bronze, with its Ornaments, found at Balmaclellan|154
2|Fig.106- Form of the Bronze Plates found with the Mirror at Balmaclellan |155
2|Fig.107- Bronze Mirror found in a Grave at Mount Batten, near Plymouth|156
2|Fig.108- Back of a Bronze Mirror found in a Garve at Birdlip, near Gloucester|158
2|Fig.109- Bronze Spoon found at Weston, near Bath|160
2|Fig.100- Back of the Handles of Bronze Spoons from Weston|161
2|Fig.111- Spoon found at Weston, and Spoon found at Llanfair|162
2|Fig.112- Jointed Collar of Bronze found at Stitchell, Roxburgshire|162
2|Fig.113- Jointed Armlet found in the Parish of Borgue, Kirkcudbrightshire|163
2|Fig.114- Gold Ornament found on the Shaw Hill, Peeblesshire|165
2|Fig.115- Bronze Armlet , enamelled, found at Castle Newe, Aberdeenshire|167
2|Fig.116- Back View of Bronze Armlet found at Castle Newe|168
2|Fig.117- Enamelled Plates of Bronze Armlets found at Pitkelloney, Perthshire|169
2|Fig.118- Bronze Armlet found at Auchenbadie, Banffshire|170
2|Fig.119- Back Viex of Bronze Armlet found at Auchenbadie, Banffshire|170
2|Fig.120- Plan of Ornamentation of Bronze Armlet found at Auchenbadie, Banffshire|171
2|Fig.121- Front View of Bronze Armlet found at Drumside, Belhelvie, Aberdeenshire|172
2|Fig.122- Back View of Bronze Armlet found at Drumside, Belhelvie, Aberdeenshire|172
2|Fig.123- Plan of Ornamentation of Bronze Armlet found at Drumside, Belhelvie, Aberdeenshire|173
2|Fig.124- Armlet of Brass found near Aboyne, Aberdeenshire|174
2|Fig.125- Armlet found near Aboyne (back and side views) |175
2|Fig.126- Bronze Armlet in the National Museum (back and front views)|175
2|Fig.127- Bronze Armlet found at Stanhope, Peeblesshire|176
2|Fig.128- Buckle-like object of Bronze found at Stanhope, Peeblesshire|177
2|Fig.129- Saucepan of Bronze found with the Bronze Armlet at Stanhope, Peeblesshire|178
2|Fig.130-131- Bronze Armlet, probably from Bunrannoch, Perthshire|179
2|Fig.132- Plan of Ornamentation of Bronze Armlet from Perthshire|180
2|Fig.133-134- Bronze Armlet found near Seafield Tower, Kinghorn, Fife|181
2|Fig.135- Bronze Armlet found near Newry, County Down, Ireland|181
2|Fig.136- Bronze Armlet found in the sands of Culbin, Elginshire|182
2|Fig.137- Bronze Armlet found in the sands of Culbin, Elginshire (back view)|183
2|Fig.138- Bronze Armlet found at Pitalpin, near Dundee|185
2|Fig.139- Bronze Armlet in the National Museum|186
2|Fig.140- Bronze Armlet found at Grange of Conan, near Arbroath|186
2|Fig.141- Bronze Ball found at Walston, Lanarkshire|188
2|Fig.142- Ornamented Stone Ball from Elgin|188
2|Fig.143- Ornamented Stone Ball found at the Glas Hill, Towie, Aberdeenshire|189
2|Fig.144-145- Ornamented Stone Balls found at Freelands and Fordoun|190
2|Fig.146- Ornamented Stone Ball in the collection of Sir J. Noel Paton|191
2|Fig.147- Ornamented Stone Ball found at Ballater, Aberdeenshire|192
2|Fig.148- Ornamented Stone Ball found in the Tay, near Perth|192
2|Fig.149-150- Ornamented Stone Balls found i Argyleshire and Inverness-shire|193
2|Fig.151- Ornamented Stone Ball found in the isle of Skye|193
2|Fig.152-153- Ornamented Stone Balls found at Skaill, Orkney|194
2|Fig.154- Ornamented Stone Ball found near Kirkwall, Orkney|195
2|Fig.155-156- Ornamented Stone Balls found in Dumfriesshire, and at Dudwick, Aberdeenshire|195
2|Fig.157-158- Ornamented Stone Balls found at Montblairy, Banffshire, and near Nairn|195
2|Fig.159- Men with Maces (from the Bayeux Tapestry)|196
1|Lecture IV. The Architecture of the Brochs (28th October 1881)|200
2|Fig.160- Exterior View of the Broch of Mousa, Shetland|201
2|Fig.161- Ground Plan of the Broch of Mousa, Shetland|202
2|Fig.162- Section of the elevation of the Broch of Mousa, Shetland|204
2|Fig.163- View of Doorway of Broch in Glenbeg, Glenelg|207
2|Fig.164-165- Ground Plan and Section of Doorway of Broch in Glenbeg, Glenelg|207
2|Fig.166- Section of elevation of Broch in Glenbeg, Glenelg|208
2|Fig.167- Ground Plan of Doorway of Broch at Loch Duich|209
2|Fig.168- Sectional elevation of S.E. side of entrance passage of Broch at Loch Duich|210
2|Fig.169-170- Views of Cole's Castle and Dun Dornadilla, Sutherlandshire|211
2|Fig.171- General Plan of Broch and its fortifications on Cockburn Law, Berwickshire |213
2|Fig.172- Masonry of Broch on Cockburn Law|214
2|Fig.173-174- Ground Plan and Section of Elevation of Doorway in Broch of Torwood, Stirlingshire|215
2|Fig.175- Ground Plan of the Broch of Coldoch, Perthshire|216
2|Fig.176- View of the Nuraghe of Goni, in Sardinia|219
2|Fig.177- Section of Nuraghe, showing chambers and stair|219
2|Fig.178- View of Broch, known as Cole's Castle, Sutherlandshire|220
2|Fig.179- General Plan of Broch of Clickamin, near Lerwick, Shetland|222
2|Fig.180- Diagrammatic Section of East Broch, Burray, Orkney|223
2|Fig.181- Diagrammatic Section of the Broch of Burrowston, Shapinsay, Orkney|224
2|Fig.182- Ground Plan of Broch at Manse of Harray|224
2|Fig.183- Section of the Well in the Broch at Manse of Harray|225
2|Fig.184- Ground Plan of Structure at Bodinar, Cornwall|233
1|Lecture V. The Brochs and their Contents (31st October 1881)|235
2|Fig.185- Ground Plan of Broch at Kettleburn, near Wick|236
2|Fig.186- Lamp of Sandstone from Broch of Kettleburn|238
2|Fig.187- Long-handled Comb from Broch of Kettleburn|239
2|Fig.188-189- Bronze Tweezers from Broch of Kettleburn |240
2|Fig.190- Section of Chamber in Broch of Kintradwell|243
2|Fig.191- Stone Cup from Broch of Kintradwell|244
2|Fig.192- Oval Pebble of Quartzite from Broch of Kintradwell|246
2|Fig.193- Hammer-marked Plate of Brass from Broch in Dunrobin Park|248
2|Fig.194- Ground Plan of Broch of Yarhouse, Caithness|250
2|Fig.195- Circular Brooch of Brass from a Burial in the mound covering the ruins of Broch of Yarhouse|251
2|Fig.196- Interior Aperture of Doorway in Broch of Yarhouse|253
2|Fig.197- Entrance to Stair in Broch of Yarhouse|254
2|Fig.198-199- Whetstones from Broch of Yarhouse |256
2|Fig.200- Bronze Armlet from Broch of Yarhouse|257
2|Fig.201-202- Portions of Horns of Reindeer from Broch of Yarhouse|257
2|Fig.203-204-205-206- Vessel of Red Sandstone, Bead, Comb, and Bronze Pin, from Broch of Yarhouse|259
2|Fig.207- Ground Plan of Broch of Levenwick, Shetland|261
2|Fig.208- Bronze Knob from Broch of Harray, Orkney|262
2|Fig.209-210- Bone Cup, Comb, Button, and Pins, from Broch of Harray|263
2|Fig.211- Ornamented Bone Pin from Broch of Burwick, Orkney|265
2|Fig.212- Long-handled Comb from Broch of Burwick|266
2|Fig.213- Round-backed Comb from Broch of Burwick|266
2|Fig.214-215-216- Cup and Lamps of Sandstone from Broch of Okstrow, Orkney|267
2|Fig.217-218-219- Bronze Pin, Penannular Brooch, and Mounting of Bronze from Broch of Okstrow|268
2|Fig.220- Ground Plan of Broch of Lingrow, Orkney|269
2|Fig.221-222- Pebble of Quartzite and Implement of Bone from Broch of Lingrow|270
2|Fig.223- Clay Mould for casting Bronze Pins from Broch of Lingrow|271
2|Fig.224-225- Bone Implement and Pins of Bone from Broch of Burrian, Orkney|272
2|Fig.226-227-228-229-230-231- Bone Pins and Needles from Broch of Burrian |273
2|Fig.232- One of a Set of Playing Dice from Broch of Burrian|274
2|Fig.233-234-235- Tool of Bone and Round-backed and Double-edged Combs of Bone from Broch of Burrian|275
2|Fig.236- Double-edged Comb of Bone from Broch of Burrian|276
2|Fig.237-238-239- Long-handled Combs of Bone from Broch of Burrian|277
2|Fig.240- Smoothing Implement of Bone from broch of Burrian|278
2|Fig.241- Weaving Comb of Wood and Iron used in India|280
2|Fig.242- Stone with Incised Figures of Crossed Triangles from Broch of Burrian|281
2|Fig.243- Metatarsal Bone of Ox, with Incised Symbols, from Broch of Burrian |282
1|Lecture VI. Lake-dwellings, Hill-forts, and Earth-houses (November 2, 1881)|286
2|Fig.244- Defensive Structure in the Loch of Hogsetter, Whalsay, Shetland|287
2|Fig.245- Portion of a Shoe of Stamped Leather from Crannog in Dowalton Loch|291
2|Fig.246- Saucepan of Bronze, of Roman form, from Crannog at Dowalton|292
2|Fig.247- Bead of Glass with lining of Bronze from Crannog at Dowalton|293
2|Fig.248-249- Basins of Bronze from Crannog at Dowalton|294
2|Fig.250- Ground Plan of Earthwork on Midhill Head, Midlothian|299
2|Fig.251- Section of Hill-fort of Dunsinnane, with Underground Chambers|307
2|Fig.252- Ground Plan and Sections of Earth-house at Broomhouse, Berwickshire|309
2|Fig.253- Ground Plan of Earth-house at Migvie, Aberdeenshire|310
2|Fig.254- Ground Plan of Earth-house at Buchaam, Strathdon|311
2|Fig.255- Ground Plan of Earth-house at Culsh, Aberdeenshire|313
2|Fig.256- Ground Plan and Section of Earth-house at Kildrummy, Aberdeenshire|314
2|Fig.257- Ground Plan and Section of Earth-house at Eriboll, Sutherlandshire|315
2|Fig.258- Ground Plan and Section of Earth-house at Kinord, Aberdeenshire|317
2|Fig.259- Ground Plan of Earth-house at Cairn Conan, near Abroath|320
2|Fig.260- Ground Plan of Earth-house at Tealing, Forfarshire|324
2|Fig.261- Sketch Ground Plan of Earth-house at Newstead, Roxburghshire|326
2|Fig.262- Ground Plan of Earth-house at Crichton Mains, Midlothian|327
2|Fig.263- Sections of Earth-house at Crichton Mains, Midlothian|328
2|Fig.264-265- Ambry and Hewn Stones in Earth-house at Crichton Mains|329
1|Index|335
1|List of Publications|341

1|Ex libris|3
1|Page de couverture|5
1|Page de titre|9
1|Discours préliminaire|11
1|Antiquités de la Bretagne côtes-du-nord|25
2|1-Grève de St Michel et traditions de st-Efflam et du roi Artus|27
2|2-Men-Hir de St Michel-en-Grève|39
2|3-Ville de Lannion|39
2|4-Ancienne ville de Lexobie|41
2|5-Autres traditions du Roi Artus|43
2|6-Men-hir avec des emblêmes de christianisme|50
2|7-Dolmen de Kerguntuy|55
2|8-Pierre vacillante de Perros-Guyrech|56
2|9-Chapelle de St-Kirech|59
2|10-Château de Coatfrec|63
2|11-Château de Tonquedec|66
2|12-Trèguier|74
3|13-Tour d'hasting à Tréguier|75
3|14-Cathédrale de Tréguier|78
3|15-Tombeau du cloître de la cathédrale de Tréguier|79
3|16-Evêques de Tréguier|83
3|Eglise de St-fiacre à Tréguier|88
2|18-Manoir de Kermantin|89
2|19-Chapelle de St-Yves|91
2|20-Maison des templiers près Tréguier|92
2|21-Manoir de Troguindy|93
2|22-Manoir de Kermen|95
2|23-Manoir de Carnabat|95
2|24-Epitaphe du dernier des Clisson|96
2|25-Manoir de Langrave|97
2|26-Château de Frynaodour|100
2|27-Château de la Roche-Jagu|101
2|28-Lettre du duc Pierre II|107
2|29-Croix de la victoire dans la lande de Plourivo|110
2|30-Vestiges du castel-Auffret|112
2|31-Paimpol|115
2|32-Abbaye de Beauport|124
3|33-Charte d'Alain comte de Goëllo, relative à l'abbaye de Beauport|128
3|34-Tombeaux de l'abbaye de Beauport|131
3|35-Testament de Pierre Poulart et de Constance de Kerraoul son épouse|137
3|36-Chronologie des abbès de Beauport|141
2|37-Restes du château du Guern|143
2|38-Vestiges du Vieux-Châtel sur Trieux|144
2|39-Tombeau de Gilles de lanoë sire de Couespeur|145
3|40-Notice généalogique sur sa famille|148
2|41-Manoir de Kertanouarn|150
2|42-Manoir de Keralain|152
2|43-Manoir de Kerriel|152
2|44-Manoir de Kerascouët|152
2|45-Château de Bourblanc|153
2|46-Anciennes croix chrétiennes|154
2|47-Château de Lanoëverte|155
2|48-Tombeau de St Melars|157
3|49-Légende de St Melars|159
2|50-Temple de Lanleff et tombelle de Kergonan|171
2|51-Note prophétique d'un registre de la paroisse de Plourivo|189
2|52-Anciennes tragédies bretonnes|189
2|53-Château de Coëtmen|195
2|54-Châtelaudren|203
2|55-Prieuré des fontaines près Châtelaudren|204
2|56-Peulven de Plouegat|208
2|57-Bains romains à Binic|209
2|58-Chapelle de N.D de la cour en Lantic|211
2|59-Tombeau de Guillaume de Rosmadec|212
2|60-Château de Kymber|213
2|61-Château de Marie de Goudelin|215
2|62-Anciennes tombes remarquables à Goudelin et Plelo|217
2|63-Château de la Roche Suhard|219
2|64-St-Brieuc|221
3|65-Evèques de St-Brieuc|223
2|66-Tombeau dans l'église de Plérin|226
2|67-Tour de Cesson|227
2|68-Route stratégique romaine|231
2|69-Lamballe|233
2|70-Médailles Celtiques de St Denoual|268
2|71-Château de la Hunaudaye|276
2|72-Combat de Pierre de Tournemine contre Robert de Beaumanoir|279
2|73-Château du Guildo|283
2|74-Dolmen de la Ville-Genoin|290
2|75-Jugon|291
2|76-Corseul, antiquités romaines|293
2|77-Château de Montafilant|303
2|78-Dinan|307
3|79-Prieuré et château de Lehon|311
3|80-Couvent des dominicains|311
3|81-Couvent des cordeliers|312
3|82-Combat de Du Guesclin contre Thomas de cantorby|313
3|83-Eglise de St-Sauveur|321
3|84-Chapelle de St-Malo à Dinan|322
3|85-Coeur de Du Guesclin conservé à Dinan|322
3|86-Epée de Du Guesclin|325
2|87-Château de la Motte Broons|326
2|88-Moncontour|328
2|89-Men-hir près de Quintin|329
2|90-ville de Quintin|330
2|97-Torques ou Colliers celtiques trouvés aux Vieux-bourg|332
2|92-Guingamp|335
3|93-Fortifications|336
3|94-Eglise de Notre-Dame|338
3|95-Statue du capitaine Gouicquet|341
3|96-Fontaine de plomb|342
3|97-Cordeliers de Guingamp|343
3|98-Tombeau d'un Fleuriot sieur du Roudourou|343
3|99-Inscription à la mémoire du peintre valentin|345
2|Eglise notre dame de grâce|348
2|Abbaye de ste-croix|349
2|Tours du Bois de la Roche|350
2|Abbaye de Begars|351
2|Commanderie de Crec'h-Caer|354
2|Monument druidique des environs de Begars|355
2|Abbaye de Coetmalouen|358
3|Abbés de Coetmalouen|358
2|Chateau de Corlay|360
2|Voie romaine près de Corlay|362
2|Eglise de Corlay|363
2|Sépultre et obélisque de saint-Tromeur|365
2|Légende de saint-Tromeur|368
2|Rostrenen|371
2|Eglise de Kergrist|373
2|Eglise de Saint-Servais|374
2|Eglise de Plegat|375
2|Recueil de pièces historiques et de poésies anciennes, relatives à l'histoire de la bretagne et spécialement aux monuments ou aux personnages mentionnés dans ce volume|377
3|Prose qui se chantait dans l'église de Saitn—Florent Vieil, en Anjou, contre Nomenoë, Roi deBretagne, dont les irruptions étaient très-redoutèes|377
3|Permission accordée par Charles de Blois au sire de kergournadec'h, de lever un aide|380
3|Monstre de Messire Bertrand du Guesclin en 1371|381
3|Revue de troupes qui se trouvèrent au siège de Bécherel,sous les ordres de Du Guesclin en 1371|385
3|Monstre de Messire Alain de Taillecol dit l'abbé de Malepaye de 1370|387
3|Quittance de Bertrand Du Guesclin pour solde d'un mois de ses appointements de connétable|390
3|Quittance de vicomte de Coetmen|391
3|Quittance de Brient de lannion|391
3|Obsèques de Bertrand Du Guesclin |392
3|Siège de Guingamp, poème breton du commencement du 16eme|399
3|Couplets supplémentaires à la ballade de l'héritière de Kerroullas|411
3|Complainte de fontenelle, poèsie bretonne du commencement du 18 eme|412
3|Autre version de la complainte de Fontenelle|416
3|Note relative à la famille de Tinténiac|420
3|Liste des Bannerets qui ont siégé au parlement de Bretagne en 1451 et 1455 sous le duc Pierre II|422
3|Lettre de Pierre Mauclerc pour les chevaliers du temple|425
3|Notice biographique sur Jean Chandos, Robert Knolles et Hue de Caverlay, capitaines célèbres du 14 eme|426
3|Observations sur les planches qui accompagnent ce volume|435
2|Planches 1 |441
2|Planches 2|442
2|Planches 3|443
2|Planches 4|444
2|Planches 5|445
2|Planches 6|446
2|Planches 7|447
2|Planches 8|448
2|Planches 9|449
2|Planches 10|450
2|Planches 11|451
2|Planches 12|452
2|Tables des matières|453
2|Avis du relieur pour le placement des planches|461

1|Page de titre|2
1|Dialectes de Léon, Tréguier et Cornouailles|4
2|Kan broadus breiz|6
2|Hon ine hac hon zelen|10
2|Gwerz.Klemm-gan eur Barz-Breizad|12
2|Distro eur Martolot yaouank d'he vro enor da vreiz-izel!|21
2|Kan bale pe dans kanet|27
1|Dialecte de Vannes|34
2|Mem Bro|35
2|Er Luchennerez|41

1|Frontispice. The Monument, formelly at Hilton of Cadboll, now at Invergordon Castle |8
1|Titre|9
1|Prefatory Note|11
1|Contents|13
1|List of illustrations|18
1|Lecture I. Decorative metal-work, brooches, etc.(4th October 1880)|25
2|Fig.1- The Hunterston Brooch (front view)|26
2|Fig.2- Edges of the Hunterston Brooch, and Panels hid by the pin|27
2|Fig.3- Edges of the Hunterston Brooch|28
2|Fig.4- Brooch of silver, plated with gold, found at Rogart, Sutherlandshire|31
2|Fig.5- Bird's head Ornament on the Rogart Brooch|32
2|Fig.6- Brooch of Silver, with Gilt Ornament, found at Rogart |34
2|Fig.7- Brooch of Bronze, found at Rogart|34
2|Fig.8- Brooch of Bronze, with Zoomorphic Ornament, found in Mull|36
2|Fig.9- Brooch of Bronze, with Interlaced Ornementation, found in Mull|38
2|Fig.10- Brooch of Bronze, plain, found in Mull|39
2|Fig.11- Fragment of Silver Brooch found at Dunbeath, Caithness|40
2|Fig.12- The Tara Brooch (Front View)|42
2|Fig.13- The Tara Brooch (Back View)|43
2|Fig.14- Brooch of Silver, inlaid with gold, found near Perth|45
2|Fig.15- Brooch of Silver, with Chased Ornementation, found near Perth|46
2|Fig.16- Brooch of Silver found at Croy, near Inverness|47
2|Fig.17- Balance-beam of Bronze found at Croy|47
2|Fig.18- Hollow Band of Knitted Silver Wire found at Croy|47
2|Fig.19- Silver Penny of Coenwulf, King of Mercia|48
2|Fig.20- Brooch of Silver found at Dunipace|48
2|Fig.21- Brooch of Bronze, Glasgow|50
2|Fig.22- Brooch of Bronze of Celtic type from a Viking grave in Westray|53
2|Fig.23- Brooch of Silver of Celtic Form and Ornamentation dug up in Norway|55
2|Fig.24- Brooch of Silver found at Norrie's Law, Largo|61
2|Fig.25- Leaf-shaped Plate of Silver, with Symbols, foud at Norrie's Law, Largo|62
2|Fig.26- Pin of Silver, with ornamented Head, found at Norrie's Law, Largo|63
2|Fig.27- Disc of Silver, with Ornamentation of spiral and trumpet-shaped Scrolls, found at Norrie's Law, Largo|64
2|Fig.28- Band of Silver, with peculiar Ornamentation, found at Norrie's Law, Largo|65
2|Fig.29- Siver Chain of Massive Double Links found in making the Caledonian Canal, near Inverness |67
2|Fig.30- Siver Chain of Massive Double Links found at Parkhill, Aberdeenshire|67
2|Fig.31- Terminal Pennanular Ring or Clasp of Silver Chain found at Parkhill|68
2|Fig.32- Terminal Pennanular Ring or Clasp of Silver Chain found at Whitecleuch, Lanarkshire|68
2|Fig.33- Obverse of Bronze Plate found at Laws, Monifieth|69
2|Fig.34- Reverse of Bronze Plate found at Laws, Monifieth|70
1|Lecture II. Decorative Stonework - Monuments ((7th October 1880)|73
2|Fig.35- Sculptured Monument at Aberlemno (Obverse)|80
2|Fig.36- Sculptured Monument at Aberlemno (Reverse)|81
2|Fig.37- Monument at Aberlemno, with incised Symbols|83
2|Fig.38- Sculptured Monument at Kirriemuir (Obverse)|85
2|Fig.39- Sculptured Monument at Kirriemuir (Reverse)|86
2|Fig.40- Sculptured Monument at Glamis (Obverse)|88
2|Fig.41- Sculptured Monument at Glamis (Reverse) |89
2|Plate I. The Monument at Dunfallandy, Perthshire (Obverse), from photograph by Mr. Magnus Jackson, Perth|91
2|Plate II. The Monument at Dunfallandy, Perthshire (Reverse), from photograph by Mr. Magnus Jackson, Perth|94
2|Fig.42- Sculptured Monument at Meigle (Obverse)|98
2|Fig.43- Sculptured Monument at Meigle (Reverse)|99
2|Fig.44- Recumbent Monument at Inchcolm|100
2|Fig.45- Monument, with Incised Symbols, at Logie, in the Garioch|103
2|Fig.46- Monument, with Incised Symbols, at Lynchurn, Speyside|103
2|Fig.47- Symbols on a Monumental Slab from Stone Shunamal, Benbecula|104
2|Fig.48- Sculptured Monument at Migvie (Obverse)|105
2|Fig.49- Sculptured Monument at Migvie (Reverse)|105
2|Fig.50- Stone (broken), with Incised Figure of a Bull, at Burghead|113
2|Fig.51- Stone, with Incised Figure of a Bull, at Burghead|113
2|Fig.52- Stone, with Cross, in the Churchyard of Coldstone, Aberdeenshire|114
2|Fig.53- Stone, with Cross, at Iona, Cladh-an-Diseart|114
2|Fig.54- Stone, with Incised Cross, at Ford, Argyllshire|116
2|Fig.55-56- Stones, with Incised Crosses, at Laggangarn, Wigtonshire |117
2|Fig.57- Stone, with Incised Cross, from Mull of Sunnoness, Wigtonshire|118
2|Fig.58- Stone, with Incised Cross, at Daltallachan, Kircudbrightshire|119
2|Fig.59- Stone, with Incised Cross, at Ratho, Midlothian|119
2|Fig.60- Stone, with Incised Cross, at hawkhill, Alloa|120
2|Fig.61- Stone, with Cross and Interlaced Work, from Glenluce |121
2|Fig.62- Stone, with Incised Crosses and Books, at Arbirlot|122
2|Fig.63- Stone, with Incised Cross, at Mid-Clyth, Caithness|122
1|Lecture III. The Art of the Monuments (11th October 1880)|125
2|Fig.64- Sculptured Monument at Rossie Priory (Obverse)|126
2|Fig.65- Sculptured Monument at Rossie Priory (Reverse)|127
2|Fig.66- Sculptured Monument at Invergowrie (Obverse)|128
2|Fig.67- Panel of Interlaced Work, Meigle|129
2|Fig.68- Panel of Interlaced Zoomorphic Ornament, Rosemarkie|129
2|Fig.69- Panel of Fretwork and Spirals, Rosemarkie|130
2|Fig.70- Panel of Fretwork, Inchcolm|131
2|Fig.71- Panel of Fretwork, Keils|131
2|Fig.72- Panel of Fretwork, Jordanhill|131
2|Fig.73- Spiral Ornament, Drainie|131
2|Fig.74- Sculptured Monument, Monifieth (Obverse)|132
2|Fig.75- Sculptured Monument, Monifieth (Reverse)|132
2|Fig.76- Panel of Spiral Ornament, Hilton of Cadboll|133
2|Fig.77- Sculptured Monument at Monifieth (Obverse)|134
2|Fig.78- Sculptured Monument at Monifieth (Reverse)|134
2|Plate III. The Monument at Nigg, Ross-shire (Obverse) from photograph by Rev. J. B. Mackenzie, Kenmore|135
2|Plate IV. The Monument at Nigg, Ross-shire (Reverse) from photograph by Rev. J. B. Mackenzie, Kenmore|138
2|Fig.79-Panel of Spiral Ornament, Shandwick|149
2|Fig.80- Symbol of the Double Disc at Ulbster|152
2|Fig.81- Symbol of the Beast with the Long Jaws and Scroll-like Feet, Brodie|153
2|Fig.82- Cross, with Human Face, at Killoran, Colonsay|154
2|Fig.83- Stone, with Incised Figure of a Stag, from Knock-an-Fruich, Grantown|155
2|Fig.84- Figures seated on Chairs, from the stone at Dunfallandy|157
2|Fig.85- Cross at Kilmartin, Argyllshire (Obverse)|161
2|Fig.86- Cross at Kilmartin, Argyllshire (Reverse)|161
2|Fig.87- Cross at Oransay|162
1|Lecture IV. The Symbolism of the Monuments (14th October 1880) |169
2|Fig.88- Temptation of Adam and Eve by the Serpent, and Noah in the Ark, on a sarcophagus at Velletri|177
2|Fig.89- Noah in the Ark, from the High Cross at Kells|177
2|Fig.90- Daniel in the Deb of Lion, on a sarcophagus at Ravenna|178
2|Fig.91- Vessel of Glass of Fifth Century, with representations of Scriptural subjects, from Podgoritza in Albania|179
2|Fig.92- Belt-clasp of Bronze, with representation of Daniel in the Den of Lions, from a Burgundian grave at Dailleus|180
2|Fig.93- Adam and Eve at the Tree; the Sacrifice of Isaac; and Daniel in the Den of Lions, on the Moone Abbey Cross|182
2|Fig.94- Daniel in the Den of Lions, on a stone at St.Vigeans|182
2|Fig.95- Daniel in the Den of Lions, on the Cross called St. Martin's at Iona|183
2|Fig.96- Daniel in the Den of Lions, and Jonah and the Whale, on a sarcophagus at Velletri|184
2|Fig.97- Jonah and the Whale (the Whale represented as a quadruped), from the Vatican Codex|186
2|Fig.98- Jonah and the Whale (the Whale represented as a quadruped), on the stone at Woodwray (now at Abbotsford)|187
2|Fig.99- The Raising of Lazarus, on a sarcophagus at Ravenna|188
2|Fig.100- The Raising of Lazarus, on a cross-shaft at St. Andrews|188
2|Fig.101-The Destruction of Pharaoh's Host in the Red Sea, on a fragment of a sarcophagus at Arles|189
2|Fig.102- The Destruction of Pharaoh's Host, on a stone at Dunkeld|190
2|Fig.103- The Ascension of Elijah, and the Bear tearing the Children that mocked Elisha, on a stone at Meigle|191
2|Fig.104- The Ascension of Elijah, from the Vatican Codex|192
2|Fig.105-106- The Monument at Farnell (Obverse and Reverse)|194
2|Fig.107- The Tigress and the Mirror, on a stone at Newbiggin of Leslie, Aberdeenshire|203
2|Fig.108-Symbol of the Double Disc, at Logie in the Garioch|209
2|Fig.109- Symbol of the Double Disc, with the Bent Rod, at Insch, Aberdeenshire|209
2|Fig.110- Symbol of the House-like form, with the Bent Rod, at Arndilly|210
2|Fig.111- Symbol of the Lily-like form at Dunninchen|210
2|Fig.112- Mirror and Comb, on the Maiden Stone, Garioch|211
2|Fig.113- Serpent, with the Bent Rod, at Newton in the Garioch|212
2|Fig.114- Stone, with Symbols, used as the cover of a cist at Dunrobin, Sutherlandshire|214
2|Fig.115-116- Figures of Animals in Jonathan's Cave, East Wemyss, Fife|217
2|Fig.117- Crosses,Figures of Birds, and Symbols in the Doo Cave, East Wemyss, Fife|218
2|Fig.118- Symbol, on a stone at Kintradwell, Sutherlandshire|218
2|Fig.119- Symbol of the Beats with the Long Jaws and Scroll-like Feet in the Doo Cave, East Wemyss, Fife|218
2|Fig.120- Figure of a fish in Jonathan's Cave, East Wemyss, Fife|218
2|Fig.121- Symbol of the Double Disc, with the Bent Rod, in the Doo Cave, East Wemyss, Fife|219
2|Fig.122- Liky-like figure in the Doo Cave, East Wemyss, Fife|219
1|Lecture V. Inscribed Monuments - in Celtic and Oghams (18th October 1880)|223
2|Fig.123-124- Inscribed Monument at St. Vigeans, Forfarshire (Obverse and Reverse)|226
2|Fig.125- Edge of the Monument at St. Vigeans|227
2|Fig.126-Edge of the Monument at St. Vigeans, with Inscription|228
2|Fig.127- The Inscription on the St. Vigeans Monument|230
2|Fig.128- Inscribed Monument at Logie in the Garioch|236
2|Fig.129- Edge of the St. Ninian's Stone, Shetland|238
2|Fig.130- Inscribed Monument from Bessay, Shetland (Reverse)|239
2|Fig.131- Inscribed Monument from Bressay, Shetland (Obverse)|240
2|Fig.132- Inscribed Monument from Lunnasting, Shetland|242
2|Fig.133- The Ogham key, from the Book of Leinster|249
2|Fig.134- Inscription on the New Stone, Aberdeenshire |251
2|Fig.135-The New Stone, Aberdeenshire|252
1|Lecture VI. Inscribed Monuments - in Runic and Roman Letters (21st October 1880)|259
2|Fig.136- Rune-inscribed Stone from Cunningsburgh, Shetland|260
2|Fig.137-138- Rune-inscribed Monument from Kilbar, Barra (Obverse and Reverse) |262
2|Fig.139- Edges and Obverse of Rune-inscribed Cross at Kirk Braddan, Isle of Man|265
2|Fig.140- Obverse of the Shaft of the Ruthwell Cross|267
2|Fig.141- Reverse of the Shaft of the Ruthwell Cross|268
2|Fig.142- Edge of the Ruthwell Cross, inscribed with Runes|271
2|Fig.143- Edge of the Ruthwell Cross, inscribed with Runes|272
2|Fig.144- The Catstone, Kirkliston|281
2|Fig.145- Inscribed Monument at Yarrow-Kirk, Selkirkshire|284
2|Fig.146- Inscribed Monument at Whithorn|285
2|Fig.147- Inscribed Monuments at Kirkmadrine, Wigtonshire|287
1|Index|290

1|Frontispice. Front view of the Monymusk Reliquary|10
1|Titre|11
1|Prefatory note|13
1|Contents|15
1|List of illustrations|19
1|Lecture I. Materials and methods - 14th October 1879|23
1|Lecture II. Stuctural Remains (17th October 1879)|51
2|Fig.1- Church of St Regulus, St Andrews|55
2|Fig.2- Ground-plan of Egilsay Church|56
2|Fig.3- Old View of Egilsay Church|57
2|Fig.4- View of Egilsay Church in its present condition|58
2|Fig.5- View of the Round Tower of Brechin|60
2|Fig.6- Section of Elevation of the Round Tower of Brechin|61
2|Fig.7- Doorway of the Round Tower of Brechin|62
2|Fig.8- View of the Round Tower of Abernethy|64
2|Fig.9- Section of Elevation of the Round Tower of Abernethy|65
2|Fig.10- View and Section of Elevation of the Round Tower of Devenish|69
2|Fig.11- View of St Kevin Church, Glendalough|81
2|Fig.13-14-15- Three Views of the Old Parish Church of Deerness, Orkney|82
2|Fig.16- Ground-plan of Chruch of Weir|83
2|Fig.17- Chancel Arch of Church of Weir|84
2|Fig.18- Ground-plan of Church at Lybster, Reay|84
2|Fig.19- Doorway in west end of Church at Lybster, Reay|85
2|Fig.20- Ground-plan of Teampull Cholumchille|87
2|Fig.21- Doorway in south wall of old church at Kirkapoll, Tiree|88
2|Fig.22- Window in south wall of old church at Kirkapoll, Tiree|89
2|Fig.23- Exterior View of the Cell at Inchcolm |91
2|Fig.24-25- Interior View and Ground-plan of the Cell at Inchcolm|92
2|Fig.26-27-28- Exterior and Interior head of Doorway and Section of the Roof of the Cell at Inchcolm|93
1|Lecture III. Structural Remains (21st October 1879)|98
2|Fig.29- Ground-plan of the group of structures on Skellig Mhichel|103
2|Fig.30- External View of the larger beehive cell on Skellig Mhichel|104
2|Fig.31- Ground-plan of the Cashel and its included stuctures on Innismurry |109
2|Fig.32- Ground-plan of the Cashel and its included structures on Oilen-Tsenach|113
2|Fig.33- External View of Church on Eilean-na-Naoimh|118
2|Fig.34- Gravestone in the burying-ground, Eilean-na-Naoimh|118
2|Fig.35- Ground-plan of double beehive cell on Eilean-na-Naoimh|119
2|Fig.36- External View of the double beehive cell on Eilean-na-Naoimh|120
2|Fig.37-38- Ground-plan and section of small cell on Eilean-na-Naoimh|121
2|Fig.39- Ground-plan of kiln, Eilean-na-Naoimh|121
2|Fig.40- Ground-plan of the Brough of Deerness and its group of structures|124
2|Fig.41- Interior View of the Oratory of Gallarus at Kilmalkedar, County Kerry|128
2|Fig.42- External View of the Oratory at Kilmalkedar, County Kerry|129
2|Fig.43- Ground-plan of the Church of Kilvicocharmaig, Eilean Mor|132
2|Fig.44- Ground-plan of Teampull Ronan, North Roma|135
2|Fig.45- Interior of Teampull Ronan on North Roma|137
2|Fig.46- Cross in the Graveyard on North Roma|138
2|Fig.47- Ground-plan of Teampull Sula-Sgeir|139
2|Fig.48- Exterior View of Teampull Sula-Sgeir|140
2|Fig.49- Ground-plan of Tigh Beannachadh on Gallon Head, Lewis|141
2|Fig.50- Exterior View of west end of Teampull Beannachadh in Eilean Mor, Flannan Isles|142
2|Fig.51- Exterior View of east end of Teampull on Eilean Mor, Flannan Isles|143
1|Lecture IV. Existing Relics - Books (24th October 1879)|152
1|Plate I. Outline Drawing of an Illuminated Page of the Gospels of Lindisfarne by Mr. W. Stevenson and Miss E. F. Anderson|174
1|Plate II. Celtic Ornament adapted by Mr. W. Stevenson|183
1|Plate III. Celtic Ornament adapted by Miss E. F. Anderson|188
1|Lecture V. Existing Relics - Bells (28th October 1879)|198
2|Fig.52-53- Clay Jar and Bone Implements dug up in a Cemetery at Saverough, Birsay, Orkney|199
2|Fig.54- The Buried Bell of Birsay|200
2|Fig.55- Bell found in the Broch of Burrian, North Ronaldsay, Orkney|206
2|Fig.56- The Buried Bell of Kingoldrum|207
2|Fig.57- Bronze Chain with cross-shaped Ornament dug up at Kingoldrum|208
2|Fig.58- The Ronnel Bell of Birnie|209
2|Fig.59- The Bell of Cladh Bhrennu, Glenlyon|210
2|Fig.60- The Bell of Fortingall, Glenlyon|211
2|Fig.61- The Bell of Balnahanait, Glenlyon|213
2|Fig.62- The Bell of Struan in Athole|214
2|Fig.63- The Bell of St Meriadec at Stival in Bretagne|216
2|Fig.64- The Bell of St Fillan of Glendochart|217
2|Fig.65- The Bell of St Ruadhan of Lorrha|218
2|Fig.66- Front View of the Enshrined Bell called the Barnaan Cuilawn in the British Museum|219
2|Fig.67- Back View of the Enshrined Bell called the Barnaan Cuilawn in the Bristish Museum|220
2|Fig.68- The Bell of St Adamnan at Insh|226
2|Fig.69- Window-sill with basin-shaped hollow in the church of Insh|227
2|Fig.70- The Bell of St Finan, Eilean Finan, Loch Shiel, Ardnamurchan|229
2|Fig.71- St Patrick's Bell, in the Museum of the Royal Irish Academy, Dublin|230
2|Fig.72- Front View of the Shrine of St Patrick's Bell, in the Museum of the Royal Irish Academy, Dublin|231
2|Fig.73- Back View of the Shrine of St Patrick's Bell in the Museum of the Royal Irish Academy, Dublin|232
2|Fig.74-75- Side Views of the Shrine of St Patrick's Bell, in the Museum of the Royal Irih Academy, Dublin|234
2|Fig.76- Bronze Bell at Armagh, inscribed|236
2|Fig.77- The Bell of Kilmichael Glassary, Argyllshire|237
2|Fig.78- The Bell Shrine of Kilmichael Glassary, Argyllshire|238
2|Fig.79- The Guthrie Bell Shrine|240
2|Fig.80- The Bell of St Gall, Switzerland|245
1|Lecture VI. Existing Relics - Crosiers and Reliquaries (30th October 1879)|247
2|Fig.81- Side View of the external case of the Crosier of St Fillan of Glendochart, with details|250
2|Fig.82- The Bulb or Socket of the Crosier of St Fillan of Glendochart|251
2|Fig.83-84- Bosses of the Crosier of Tedavnet|252
2|Fig.85- Irish Crosier of Bronze in the National Museum of the Antiquaries of Scotland, Edinburgh|253
2|Fig.86- The older Crosier of St Fillan of Glendochart, enclosed in the silver case shown in Fig. 81|255
2|Fig.87- Portion of a Scotish Crosier in the National Museum of the Antiquaries of Scotland, Edinburgh|256
2|Fig.88-89- St Matthew and St Luke with Crosiers, as represented in the Gospels of Mac Durnan|259
2|Fig.90- Irish Reliquary found in the Shannon|277
2|Fig.91- Representation of the Temple in the Book of Kells|278
2|Fig.92- Reliquary in the Museum at Copenhagen|279
2|Fig.93- End View of the Monymusk Reliquary|280
1|Index|284