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.
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.
Collection of bone flints and pottery shards found by John Bowler in Balephuil in June 2003.
Collection of bone flints and pottery shards found by John Bowler in Balephuil, O/S Ref: NL 94328 40950, in June 2003.
Bag of pottery shards found at Balephuil in August 2004.
Bag of pottery shards found at Balephuil, O/S Ref: NL 94665 41589, in August 2004.
Bag of pottery shards found near Kennavara in August 2004.
Bag of nine pottery shards found near Kennavara, O/S Ref: NL 94165 41267.
Bag of pottery shards found at Balephuil in August 2004.
Bag of twenty-one pottery shards found at Balephuil, O/S Ref: NL 94328 41119, in August 2004.
Bag of pottery shards found at Balephuil in August 2004.
Bag of five decorated pottery shards found at Balephuil, O/S Ref: NL 94328 40950, in August 2004.
Paperback book `Later Prehistoric Pottery in England and Wales` by Sheila M. Elsdon.
Prehistoric pottery in England and Wales from about 1000 BC to the later 1st century AD.
Photocopied journal extract about prehistoric pottery in the Western Isles by Patrick G. Topping.
A re-examination of the major pottery sites in the Western Isles including the broch at Vaul and the `hut` site at Balevullin.
Photocopied journal extract about an Iron Age site at Balevullin by Euan W. MacKie.
Description of the `hut site` at Balevullin excavated by A. Henderson Bishop in 1912 and the collections of pottery from Tiree in the Hunterian Museum and Glasgow Museum followed by a discussion of the site and material placing both in their cultural context.
