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I. Banks The Excavations of Multi-period Remains adjacent to the Banked Enclosure of Warden's Dykes, Gretna: Neolithic, Bronze Age and Early Historic Evidence from the M74 Archaeology (General), Prehistory (General), Neolithic, Bronze Age, Early Mediaeval, Iron Age, Mesolithic, Quaternary geology TDGNHAS Series III, 78 (2004), 37(4.91 MB) Abstract Excavations were carried out by GUARD (Department of Archaeology, Glasgow University) around the site of Warden's Dykes on behalf of Trusthouse Forte and BP Oil UK Ltd in advance of the construction of an access road for the new Gretna motorway service st
D. Young The Extent and Degree of Romanisation in Scotland Roman and Romano British TDGNHAS Series III, 32 (1953-54), 35(WARNING very large file size: 26.11 MB)
T.B. Grierson The Extinction of Species [Mention only] Biology TDGNHAS Series I, 6 (1867-68), 8(2.65 MB)
J. Cunningham The Eye [Special Lecture - Mention only] [Mention only] Zoology TDGNHAS Series II, 4 (1883-86), 155(WARNING large file size: 8.7 MB)
R.C. Reid The Family of Glendonyng Genealogy, Mediaeval, Recent, Recent (Social) TDGNHAS Series III, 22 (1938-40), 10(WARNING very large file size: 54.53 MB)
A. Cameron Smith The Family of Mr John Hepburn of Urr Genealogy, Recent, Recent (Social), Recent (Literature & Art), Parish History TDGNHAS Series III, 23 (1940-44), 231(WARNING very large file size: 40.26 MB) Abstract Initially intended for publication within Volume 22 of the IIIrd Series - q.v. p. 60. - where the title is given as 'The Descendents of '
S. Arnott The Fasciation of Plants Botany TDGNHAS Series III, 4 (1915-16), 22(WARNING large file size: 5.51 MB)
J.W. Martin The Fauna of Glencairn Parish History, Zoology TDGNHAS Series II, 17 (1900-05), 166(WARNING very large file size: 19.53 MB)
J.W. Martin The Fauna of Glencairn. III The Fishes Zoology TDGNHAS Series II, 18 (1905-06), 30(WARNING very large file size: 11.24 MB)
T. M'Michael and R.C. Reid The Feudal Family of De Soulis Genealogy, Mediaeval, History TDGNHAS Series III, 26 (1947-48), 163(WARNING very large file size: 40.52 MB)
R.C. Reid The Feudalisation of Lower Nithsdale Mediaeval, Early Mediaeval, History TDGNHAS Series III, 34 (1955-56), 102(WARNING very large file size: 24.89 MB)
W.G. Gibson The Finding of an Ancient Celt and Urn Handle in a Roman Camp at Carzield, Kirkmahoe [Summary only] Prehistory (General), Archaeology (General), Roman and Romano British TDGNHAS Series I, 6 (1867-68), 8(2.65 MB)
T.R. Marshall The Fireclay of Edinburgh [Mention only] Geology TDGNHAS Series I, 3 (1864-65), 12(3.77 MB)
W. Cuthbertson The First Census of Annan 1801 Recent, Recent (Social), Genealogy, Parish History TDGNHAS Series III, 19 (1933-35), 50(WARNING very large file size: 50.85 MB)
A.R. Macdonald The First English Ironworks in Scotland? The 'forge' at Canonbie, Dumfriesshire Industrial Archaeology, Recent, Recent (Social), Numismatics, History, Parish History TDGNHAS Series III, 73 (1998), 209(2.06 MB)
L.J.F. Keppie The First Roman Invasion of Scotland: A Geographical Review (I.G. Smith) A Review Review TDGNHAS Series III, 62 (1987), 112(WARNING very large file size: 27.9 MB)
J.C. Ewing The First Steamboat: Was Robert Burns on Board at its Trial? Recent, Recent (Social), Recent (Literature & Art), Industrial Archaeology, History TDGNHAS Series III, 7 (1919-20), 54(WARNING very large file size: 32.18 MB)
J. McCrindle The Firth of Clyde and its Edible Fishes [Summary only] Zoology, Recent (Social) TDGNHAS Series III, 20 (1935-36), 35(WARNING very large file size: 60.71 MB) Abstract After describing the physiography of the sea bottom between Arran and the mainland, the tides and the currents, he gave an account of the spawning grounds of the herring and sketched their life history. He then showed how they were fished, and went on to
D. Caldwell The Firth of Clyde in the Mediaeval Period - a clash of cultures? [Lecture to the Society, 1st December, 2006] Proceedings, Mediaeval TDGNHAS Series III, 81 (2007), 138(2.95 MB) Abstract The speaker noted that it is reasonably obvious to many that the two sides of the Firth of Clyde, the coast of Ayrshire on the one hand and Kintyre on the other, are two different worlds. This was not always the case. What is more, the flow of ideas and o
P.S. Maitland The Fish Fauna of the Castle & Mill Lochs, Lochmaben, with special reference to the Lochmaben Vendace, Coregonus Vandesius Richardson Zoology TDGNHAS Series III, 43 (1966), 31(WARNING very large file size: 73.74 MB)