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Volume 132 - Year 2002

published by the Royal Museums of Scotland, Chambers St, Edinburgh --  ISSN 0081-1564
a sample of the contents:

Scottish Instrumental Music: 1603 - 1707 - Annual lecture presented by Evelyn Stell - Edinburgh - 11 November 2002

The instruments for which the music was set showed that, among the nobility at any rate, lute cittern mandore and viol were fashionable, while the conspicuous lack of any written music for harp and bagpipe confirms that the aural tradition still prevailed with those most Scottish of instruments.The violin was unique in its use by all classes and its enormous repertoire, which ranged from the elegant compositions of the French and English courts to the lively and often bawdy dance-tunes played by tavern fiddlers.

                                -  An extract from a summary of the lecture, page 560.

• Presenting the Past; the Rhind Lectures for the Session 1999 - 2000 - part 2
  • The foremost figure in all matters relating to Scottish Archæology - aspects of the work of Joseph Anderson (1832 - 1916)
    • David V Clarke - p 1
  • James Curle (1862-1944) and Alexander Ormiston Curle (1866-1955): pillars of the Establishment
    • J.N. Graham Ritchie - p 19
  • Ludovic McLellan Mann  (1869-1955): "The Eminent Archæologist"
    • J.N. Graham Ritchie - p 43
• Claish, Stirling: An early Neoltithic structure in its context
  • Gordon Barclay, Kenneth Brophy & Gavin MacGregor- p 65
• Excavation ot a Mesolithic and Neolithic occupation site at Chapelfield, Cowie, Stirling
  • John Atkinson - p 139
• An Early Bronze Age short-cyst burial at Abbey Mains Farm, Haddington, East Lothian
  • John A Lawson, David Henderson & Alison Sheridan - p 193
• An Iron Age child burial at Dunbar Golf Course, East Lothian
  • Louise Baker - p 205
• Late-historic settlement, Berryhill, Aberdeenshire
  • Hilary Murray - p 213
• Excavation of a burial mound and associated structures at Ceann nan Clachan, North Uist
  • Ian Armit & Alan Braby - p 229
• Some excavations on the line of the Antonine Wall, 1994-2002
  • Andrew Dunwell, Geoff Bailey, Alan Leslie & Andrea Smith - p 259
• Philology on Tacitus'Graupian Hill and Truluccan Harbour
  • Andrew Breeze - p 305
• A first millenium AD cemetery, rectangular bronze Age Stucture and late preshistoric settlement at Thornybank, Midlothian
  • Alastair R Rees - p 313
• Rheged: an Early Historic Kingdom near the Solway
  • Mike McCarthy - p 357
• The medieval development of South Leith and the creation of Rotten Row
  • Simon Stronach - p 383
• Excavation of two ditches and a medieval grain-drying kiln, Inverness, Highland Region
  • Clare Ellis - p 425
• The late 13th-century chapter seals of Dunkeld and Oslo Cathedrals
  • Virginia Glenn - p 439
• The Pottery of Thorsk, Stirlingshire c 1600 - c 1800: context, links and survival
  • John G Harrison - p 459
• Highland Rural Settlement studies: a critical history
  • Chris Dalgleish - p 475
• Sir William Bruce: the Chief introducer of Architecture in this Country
  • Aonghus MacKechnie - p 499
• A group of Cache balls from St. Andrews
  • Ian Carradice - p 521
• The Linen Weavers of Drumsheugh and the Linen Damask tablecloth woven to Commemorate the Visit of George IV to Scotland 1822
  • Vanessa Habib & Helen Clark - p 529
• Lecture Summaries 2001- 2002
  • The evidence of finds for the circulation and use of coins in Medieval Scotland
    • N M McQ Holmes - p 555
    • Edinburgh 10 December 2001
  • Architecture, Nature and Magic: some house restoration projects in Scotland by Arts and Craft designers
    • Annette Carruthers - p 556
    • Edinburgh 11 February 2002
  • The archaeology of gardens and designed landscapes in the National Trust for Scotland
    • Robin Turner - p 557
    • Edinburgh 8 April 2002
  • Hardinxveld, 5500-4450 cal BC. Recent excavation of two hunting-fishing sites in the wetlands of the Rhine Delta, the Netherlands.
    • Prof Leendert P Louwe Kooijmans, Hon FSA Scot - p 558
    • Edinburgh 10 June 2002
  • Scottish Instrumental music 1603-1707
    • Evelyn Stell - p 559
    • Edinburgh 11 November 2002
• Index starts p 579

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