Hillis Tower
Mediaeval, Recent, Architecture, Recent (Social), Genealogy
TDGNHAS Series III, 19 (1933-35), 336(WARNING very large file size: 50.85 MB)
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Hills in Cummertrees Genealogy, Parish History, History TDGNHAS Series III, 63 (1988), 90(WARNING very large file size: 23.36 MB) |
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Historia Brittonum and Arthur's Battle of Tribruit Early Mediaeval, History, Etymology TDGNHAS Series III, 80 (2006), 53(3.8 MB)
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An Etymological and philological discussion of Historia Brittonum and Arthur's Battle of Tribuit. |
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Historians, Linguists, and Picts TDGNHAS Series III, 88 (2014), 7(WARNING large file size: 7.34 MB)
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Archaeology is making the ‘Picts of Galloway’ famous: in contrast are historians and philologists, who denounce them as mythical, fictitious, non-existent, and (in short) being for Galloway what Monsters are for Loch Ness. However, since the supposed Picts of Galloway refuse to vanish from journalism and popular culture, what follows gives accounts of them over the years. Readers can then put the evidence of archaeology besides that of history and linguistics, and decide for themselves. |
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Historic Stranraer (E.P. Dennison Torris and R. Coleman, Historic Scotland) A Review Review, Architecture, Recent, Recent (Social), Archaeology (General), History, Parish History TDGNHAS Series III, 71 (1996), 166(2.35 MB) |
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Historical Relations Between Dumfriesshire and Cumberland Roman and Romano British, Early Mediaeval, Mediaeval, Genealogy TDGNHAS Series III, 21 (1936-38), 70(WARNING very large file size: 68.9 MB) |
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History of a Crichton Boulder TDGNHAS Series I, 6 (1867-68), 34(2.65 MB) |
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History of Luguen of Strathearn and his Children. (R. Gass) A Review TDGNHAS Series III, 56 (1981), 115(WARNING very large file size: 42.64 MB) |
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History of the Dumfries Savings Bank History, Recent, Recent (Social), Parish History TDGNHAS Series II, 13 (1896-97), 70(WARNING large file size: 7.09 MB) |
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History of Wildlife Art [Lecture to the Society, 20th October, 2006] Proceedings, Botany, Zoology, Ornithology TDGNHAS Series III, 81 (2007), 137(2.95 MB)
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Wildlife Art as such is a fairly recent development coinciding with a desire to celebrate the natural world and to conserve it. Animals and birds have featured in art of one form or another however down the centuries, from cave paintings onwards, but subs |
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Hoddom Early Mediaeval, Mediaeval, Architecture, Parish History TDGNHAS Series III, 31 (1952-53), 174(WARNING very large file size: 58.72 MB) |
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Hoddom: A Mediaeval Estate in Annandale Post-mediaeval archaeology, Genealogy TDGNHAS Series III, 82 (2008), 77(2.63 MB)
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A general account of the de Hoddom family from the 12th to the 16th centuries - detailing estate holdings. |
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Hoddom Bridge Recent, Recent (Social), Parish History TDGNHAS Series II, 18 (1905-06), 24(WARNING very large file size: 11.24 MB) |
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Hoddom Old Churchyard TDGNHAS Series II, 13 (1896-97), 42(WARNING large file size: 7.09 MB) |
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Holocene Raised Coastal Sediments and Former Shorelines of Dumfriesshire and Galloway TDGNHAS Series III, 55 (1980), 1(WARNING very large file size: 42.93 MB) |
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Holy Wells and Coins TDGNHAS Series III, 63 (1988), 92(WARNING very large file size: 23.36 MB) |
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Holywood Abbey Mediaeval, Genealogy, Campanology, History TDGNHAS Series II, 7 (1890-91), 126(WARNING large file size: 6.77 MB) |
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Holywood, an Early Mediaeval Monastery: Problems and possibilities Mediaeval, Early Mediaeval, Parish History, History, Etymology TDGNHAS Series III, 76 (2002), 113(1.97 MB)
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Discusses the placename and archaeological evidence for precursors of the mediaeval premonstratenian foundation - particularly in the early mediaeval period. |
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Holywood (Dumfriesshire) Kirk Session Minutes 1698 to 1812. Recent, Recent (Social), Genealogy, History, Parish History TDGNHAS Series III, 55 (1980), 97(WARNING very large file size: 42.93 MB) |
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M.G. Cavers and A. Geddes with R. Engl, A. Heald, D. Masson, Scott Timpany and J. Robertson Homesteads In West Galloway: Excavation at Airyolland, Mochrum, Wigtownshire Archaeology (General), Iron Age TDGNHAS Series III, 84 (2010), 19(3.44 MB)
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Archaeological work began at the site of Airyolland I in 2004 when a detailed topographic survey was carried out by the authors. In 2006, the first season of exploratory excavation began at the site; two trenches were excavated in the interior and over the perimeter rampart. The results of this first season of work were promising, and although material culture was sparse with little in terms of artefactual evidence recovered, the two trenches excavated yielded well preserved evidence of the original construction of the site. A slot across the perimeter earthwork encountered a massive stone wall, around 3m in width and composed of two well-built faces retaining a rubble core. Excavation within the interior encountered ruinous remains of interior structures, incorporating large boulders as well as several pits or postholes relating to a stone walled building in the lower half of the site. |