Colour photograph of Glenda Franklin at the Hunterian Museum in 2006.
Glenda Franklin of Regina, Saskatchewan examining the Dun Mor Bhalla artefacts at the Hunterian Museum in Glasgow in May 2006.
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Colour photograph of Nanette Mitchell, curator Dr Sally-Anne Coupar and Glenda Franklin at the Hunterian Museum in 2006.
Nanette Mitchell, curator Dr Sally-Anne Coupar and Glenda Franklin in the Hunterian Museum in May 2006 with artefacts from the broch at Vaul.
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Colour photograph of some pottery and tools from the broch at Vaul in the Hunterian Museum in Glasgow.
Some tools and reassembled pottery shards from the broch at Vaul in the Hunterian Museum in Glasgow, photographed in May 2006.
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Colour photograph of some pottery and tools from the broch at Vaul in the Hunterian Museum in Glasgow.
Close-up of decorated pottery shards, a re-assembled cup and three spindle whorls from the broch at Vaul, photographed in the Hunterian Museum in May 2006.
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Colour photograph of Nanette Mitchell and curator Dr Sally-Anne Coupar at the Hunterian Museum in 2006.
Nanette Mitchell and curator Dr Sally-Anne Coupar with artefacts from the broch at Vaul in the Hunterian Museum in May 2006.
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Collection of pottery sherds found at Salum Bay in April 2006 by Darko Maricevic.
Collection of pottery sherds found at Salum Bay in April 2006 by Darko Maricevic.
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Inner Hebrides Archaeological Project, Report No. 3, January 2006.
Report on chipped stone from various sites on Tiree, a preliminary evaluation of the pottery found on Tiree, a catalogue of the metal objects in the Holleyman collection and the results of geophysical surveys of the stone circles at Hough, the Kirkapol chapels and archaeological sites in the Balephuil area.
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Report No. 3 of the Inner Hebrides Archaeological Project conducted by the School of Human & Environmental Studies, University of Reading.
A summary of the activities and results of the second year of the IHAP including a survey on Tiree and Gunna, reconnaisance on Coll and North West Mull, an evaluation of the pottery and metal objects in the Holleyman collection from Tiree and of chipped stone from Oronsay.
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Iron Age strike-a-light.
Palm-sized round brown pebble with deep straight grooves on both sides. An Iron Age multifunctional tool: the grooves were used as a ‘strike-a-light’, the edges for hammering, and the flat surfaces for rubbing hide. Found near the top of Dun Mor, Vaul, on 27th July 2005 by holiday-maker Kenny Nelson. It may also have been used by sail-makers for sharpening their needles.
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Journal extract `A bronze cauldron of the Iron Age from Elvanfoot, Lanarkshire` by Jean Burns, MA, B Litt.
Academic paper about an Iron Age bronze cauldron, part of the A. Henderson Bishop collection at the Hunterian Museum, found in Lanarkshire, other Scottish bronze cauldrons and methods of repairing them. Two copies (second with hand-drawn illustration by Alasdair Sinclair, Brock, of how the `paper clip` repair was made).