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Changes to Scotland's Birdlife - a new Avifauna [Lecture to the Society, 16th February, 2007] TDGNHAS Series III, 81 (2007), 139(2.95 MB)
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The speaker explained that the birdlife of Scotland continues to evolve and our knowledge and understanding of these changes is much greater than in the past. Over one hundred and fifty Scottish birdwatchers and ornothologists had contributed to a new boo |
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Changes to the Society’s Website TDGNHAS Series III, 84 (2010), 174(3.44 MB) |
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Chapels of Knapdale and the Land of Lorne [Summary only] TDGNHAS Series III, 1 (1912-13), 222(WARNING very large file size: 21.99 MB)
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Mr Mackinnell described a cruise through the Western Islands in 1912, in the course of which several ecclesiastical remains were visited. The lecture was illustrated with a series of excellent lime-light views. |
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Characteristics of Alpine Plants TDGNHAS Series III, 5 (1916-18), 110(WARNING very large file size: 17.97 MB) |
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Charcoal and Radiocarbon dates from the Excavations at Aird Quarry, Castle Kennedy Botany, Prehistory (General), Neolithic, Bronze Age, Iron Age TDGNHAS Series III, 80 (2006), 15(3.8 MB)
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Specialist reports on the charcoal and radiocarbon dates from the excavations of a Bronze Age roundhouse and associated palisade enclosure at Aird Quarry, Castle Kennedy, Dumfries and Galloway |
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Charcoal Identifications from a Neolithic Pit at Carzield, Kirkton, Dumfriesshire TDGNHAS Series III, 68 (1993), 31(1.62 MB) |
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Charcoal Samples from Millhill Industrial Archaeology, Mediaeval, Botany TDGNHAS Series III, 44 (1967), 131(WARNING very large file size: 102.28 MB) |
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Charge Book of the Burgh of Lochmaben, 1st June 1864 to 6th October 1884 Genealogy, Recent, Recent (Social), Parish History, History TDGNHAS Series III, 62 (1987), 92(WARNING very large file size: 27.9 MB) |
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Charred Plant Material from Burnt Mounds around a Pipeline in Dumfries and Galloway TDGNHAS Series III, 68 (1993), 44(1.62 MB) |
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Charters granted to Annan by King James V. and James VI. Extracted from the Great Seal of Scotland TDGNHAS Series II, 20 (1907-08), 177(WARNING large file size: 9.27 MB) |
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Charters Relating to Lincluden College Extracted from the Register of the Great Seal of Scotland Mediaeval, Genealogy, Recent, Recent (Social), History TDGNHAS Series II, 22 (1909-10), 83(WARNING very large file size: 11.43 MB) |
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Charters Relating to Newabbey extracted from the Register of the Great Seal of Scotland Mediaeval, Genealogy, Parish History, History TDGNHAS Series II, 23 (1910-11), 272(WARNING very large file size: 16.39 MB) |
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Chartism in Dumfries 1830-50 Recent, Recent (Social), History, Parish History TDGNHAS Series III, 56 (1981), 100(WARNING very large file size: 42.64 MB) |
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Chartulary of the Burgh of Lochmaben Recent, Recent (Social), History, Parish History, Etymology TDGNHAS Series III, 76 (2002), 159(1.97 MB)
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Describes a volume within the Tolbooth at Lochmaben, covering the period 1826 to 1880, which contains records of the charters granted to those who had purchased portions of the Commonty of Lochmaben after the Sequestration of the Burgh in 1824. It provide |
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Chesterholm (Vindolanda) TDGNHAS Series III, 19 (1933-35), 348(WARNING very large file size: 50.85 MB) |
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Children's Singing Games and Rhymes Current in Kirkbean Parish History, Recent, Recent (Literature & Art), Folklore TDGNHAS Series II, 13 (1896-97), 99(WARNING large file size: 7.09 MB) |
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Chimney from the Greyfriars' Monastery at the 'Grey Horse Inn', Friars Vennel, Dumfries Mediaeval, Architecture, Parish History TDGNHAS Series I, 2 (1863-64), 3(3.72 MB) |
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Christian Celt. Messages and Images. (C. Thomas) A Review Article TDGNHAS Series III, 73 (1998), 227(2.06 MB) |
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Christianity in Britain, 300-700 (M.W. Barley & R.P.C. Hanson (eds.): Leicester University Press. A Review TDGNHAS Series III, 46 (1969), 184(WARNING very large file size: 130.31 MB) |
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Church of Scotland Silver [Members' Night Lecture to the Society, 29th February 2008] Proceedings, Recent, Recent (Social), Recent (Literature & Art) TDGNHAS Series III, 82 (2008), 160(2.63 MB)
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The illustrated talk was a journey from about 1600 to the late 20th century, showing how communion vessels developed in the Church of Scotland. The earlier cups date from 1617 when the Scottish Parliament passed an act that communion should be dispensed |