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Anniversary Meeting, 30th November 1899,

Report on Events of Last Session. By D. CHRISTISON, M.D., Secretary,

The Forts, "Camps,” and other Field-Works of Perth, Forfar, and Kincar-

dine. By D. CHRISTISON, M.D., Secretary,

Notes (1) on an Ancient Interment recently discovered at the Leithies; (2)

a Kitchen Midden at the Rhodes Links; and (3) a Cist, with an Urn

of drinking-cup type, near the West Links, North Berwick. By JAMES

T. RICHARDSON, M.D., Tighnamara, North Berwick,

The Scottish De Quenceys of Fawside and Leuchars. Supplementary Notes.

By JOSEPH BAIN, F.S. A. Scot.,

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43-120

120

124

129

Note on the Antiquity of the Wheel Causeway. By F. HAVERFIELD, M. A.,

F.S.A.,

Notice of the Discovery of a Cist containing three Urns of Food-Vessel Type

at Dunera Hill Farm, Pencaitland. By JOSEPH ANDERSON, LL.D.,

Assistant-Secretary and Keeper of the Museum,.

Report on Stone Circles in Kincardineshire (North), and part of Aberdeen-

shire, with measured Plans and Drawings, obtained under the Gunning

Fellowship. By FRED. R. COLES, Assistant-Keeper of the Museum,

Notice of an Original Letter of Instructions for Sir William Fleming, by

King Charles II., dated at Breda, 22nd May 1650. By A. G. REID,

F.S.A. Scot.,

131

139-198

199

Description of an Earth House at Pitcur, Forfarshire. By DAVID MAC-
RITCHIE, F.S. A. Scot.,

Archæological Notes from Moraytown, Dalcross, Inverness-shire. By

THOMAS WALLACE, F.S. A. Scot.,

202-214

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Notes on James Fifth's Towers, Holyrood Palace. By JOHN SINCLAIR,
F.S. A. Scot.,

224-241