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UNGES FORTÆLLINGER OM RESILIENS
Authors: Berliner Peter , Hagedorn Karen
Published: December 2022

I Paamiut i Grønland blev otte unge interviewet om resiliens. Igennem en tematisk analyse af deres beretninger og refleksioner over dette blev det klart, at resiliens består i (1) aktivt at opsøge hjælp og at bruge muligheder, der opstår, til at udvikle sig i den retning, som man ønsker; (2) at have konkrete fremtidsplaner samt håb og (3) at modtage og at give social støtte ved at tale åbent om tingene og have tillid til andre (og sig selv). De tre punkter for resiliens i de unges fortællinger, nemlig at forholde sig proaktivt, at have planer og håb og at tale åbent og tillidsfuldt om modgang i livet med henblik på at finde løsninger, rummer fire dimensioner. Der er en tidsmæssig dimension vedrørende fremtiden – hvilket er troen på, at problemer kan løses, og at man selv kan bidrage til dette. Dette knyttes ofte an til en institutionel og økonomisk – og i den forstand materiel – dimension, der handler om muligheder for uddannelse og arbejde. Der er en social dimension, der handler om, at man bliver i stand til at overkomme modgang i livet gennem at tale åbent med andre om sorger og problemer med henblik på at finde styrke til at nå sine mål. Der er endvidere en kvalitativ, værdimæssig dimension, der består i at bygge på og fremme oplevelser af kærlighed, tillid og ansvarlighed over for hinanden. Den sociale dimension kan således ikke forstås uden den værdimæssige dimension. Det er værdierne, der bygges på og fremmes gennem den sociale dimension, der skaber en oplevelse af meningsfuldhed.
RÅDSMØTET SOM EVENT LOKALE PROGRESJONS- OG TILBAKEFØRINGSPRAKSISER I ET NORSK HØYSIKKERHETSFENGSEL INSPIRERT AV ET DELEUZIANSK BLIKK
Authors: Fransson Elisabeth
Published: December 2022

The council meetings in prisons is an old and well-established institution in Norway, where employees considering inmate applications for leave of absence, transfer to lower security and release on probation of 2/3 part time. The council members are bound by legislation, regulations and guidelines, but they also manage prison professional judgment.In the article we ask what kind of knowledge about local progression, progression and reversal practices, practices that can be produced, by reading councils inspired by a Deleuzian view? Based on critical ethnography, we have studied the council meetingson the basis of a Deleuze discussion about what a body can do. The article shows how council members, through what is done and said, moves the prisoner application forward to a vote that either endorses or discourages the application. The article clarifies council participants’ categorizations of inmates and shows how time and trust are woven intolocal progression- and reversal practices. Further on, how meaningful categories, such as trust, time and the process of becoming, in various ways, are woven into local progression- and reversal practices. Dilemmas council members are facing are highlighted, and the article raises questions relating to the council meeting’s safeguarding of the inmatesright to predictability and equal treatment.
Trivsel hos unge efterladte og pårørende - og effekten af at tale om det!
Authors: Nielsen Jens Christian , Winther-Lundqvist Ditte
Published: December 2022

På baggrund af et repræsentativt survey-studie om trivsel og mistrivsel blandt 15-24-årige unge efterladte, pårørende og unge, der hverken er pårørende/efterladte, kan vi konkludere, at de fleste pårørende og efterladte trives godt. I gruppen, der mistrives, er der flest unge efterladte. Endvidere ser den overordnede trivsel ikke ud til at hænge sammen med, hvorvidt de unge har talt om deres situation med andre. Til gengæld ser vi hos de efterladte, som ikke har fortalt om deres tab til nogen, en markant højere forekomst af mobbeadfærd og selvmordsforsøg. Dette fund bliver ikke mindre interessant af, at den positive forskel, åbenheden har for de efterladte, synes at udeblive for de pårørende. Vi forsøger at forklare forskellene med henvisning til en eksistensfænomenologisk analyse af kvalitativt interviewmateriale med de to målgrupper, hvilket leder hen imod en større differentiering i forhold til den nuværende anbefaling, der opfordrer alle unge til emotionel åbenhed om deres situation.
En økopsykologi for det 21. århundret? En klimafølelsesskeptikers bekjennelser
Authors: Madsen Ole Jacob
Published: December 2022

I den senere tid har den menneskelige dimensjonen ved den globale miljø- og klimakrisen fått stadig mer oppmerksomhet. Ikke minst gjelder det psykologien, som mange nå vender seg til i håp om at den kan hjelpe å få verdens politikere og innbyggere til å respondere raskere og mer adekvat i stil med krisens proposisjoner. Dermed har retninger som miljø-, klima- og økopsykologi blitt møtt med stor interesse og gitt opphav til en rekke nye «grønne» emosjonelle begrep som solastalgia, økosorg og klimaangst, som beskriver menneskets respons, eller mangel på det, for klimaendringene. I denne teoretiske artikkelen retter jeg et kritisk søkelys mot disse begrepenes holdbarhet og spør om økopsykologiens storstilte ambisjon om å tette det emosjonelle gapet mellom mennesket og naturen virkelig kan innfris. Min gjennomgang av solastalgia og økosorg tyder på at disse følelsene både empirisk og teoretisk hviler på en idé om fremmedgjøring fra naturen mer tuftet på innlevelse og håp enn vitenskapelig forankring. Dermed risikerer den mobiliserende virkningen av disse nyoppdagede følelsene for naturen å utebli, og villede oss like mye som å veilede oss.
FRA STUDERENDE TIL PSYKOTERAPEUT
Authors: Karkov Østergård Ole , Kahr Nilsson Kristine , Haugaard Jacobsen Claus
Published: December 2022

På trods af at den nyuddannede psykolog ofte står med et stort behandlingsansvar, er psykologistudiet finansieret på den laveste taxametertakst. Artiklen tager udgangspunkt i dannelsesbegrebet og beskriver Universitetsklinikken (UK) på Aalborg Universitet som et case-eksempel på uddannelsen af psykologer gennem deltagelse i et klinisk praksisfællesskab. Artiklen beskriver UK’s teoretiske grundlag, supervisionsmodel og forskningsaktivitet og søger hermed at vise, hvordan læringsmodellen i UK kan bidrage til at klæde nyuddannede psykologer bedre på til arbejdsmarkedet og til at integrere nogle afdikotomierne i psykologien: Når de studerende indgår i et forpligtende klinikfællesskab, bruger de teori i praksis, forsker i egen praksis, reflekterer over praksis og bruger kvalitative såvel som kvantitative metoder. Psykologien er ikke kun videnskabeligt begrundet og funderet, men også et professionsfag,hvor det er afgørende, at den studerende dannes bredt med en psykologfaglig dømmekraft og etik, således at viden, færdigheder og kompetencer, som beskrives i studieordningen, kan bruges til alles bedste. Det kræver, at psykologiuddannelserne skaber miljøer og rammer, hvor en høj psykologfaglighed kan trives, og hvor både teori, forskning, praksis og dannelse vægtes. Det synes svært med den nuværende finansiering.
Psykologisk intervention til personer med erhvervet hjerneskade
Authors: Schmidt Thøgersen Cecilie Marie
Published: December 2022

Psykoterapeutiske forløb til borgere med en erhvervet hjerneskade (ABI) er en ret ny type rehabiliterende indsats, hvorfor der findes begrænset forskning på området. Kliniske erfaringer og tidligere forskning tyder dog på, at blandt andet tredjebølge kognitive adfærdsterapeutiske interventioner kan anvendes til intervention over for psykosociale følger efter ABI (Gómez-de-Regil, 2019). Dette review søger gennem bibliografisk søgning i fire databaser at kortlægge forskningen i individuelle psykologiske terapiforløb i forbindelse med ABI. Formålet er at belyse effekt og betydning af tredjebølge kognitive, adfærdsterapeutiske interventioner til denne målgruppe, målt på parametrene angst, depression, livskvalitet, agency og selvomsorg. Reviewet inkluderer 16 studier, som bidrager med anvisninger for videre forskning og klinisk praksis. Interventionerne vurderes at have god effekt for klientgruppen, når der laves tilpasninger i struktur/form, fokus/indhold samt sessionernes forløb.
Mening, eksistens og psykologiske behov
Authors: Tønnesvang Jan , Schou Sanne
Published: December 2022

Begrebet om mening hører til blandt de begreber fra psykologienog filosofien, som de fleste ved, hvad handler om, mensamtidig kan have svært ved at forklare, hvis der spørges om,hvad det betyder. Denne artikel vil afdække meningsbegrebetskognitive, konative og emotive komponenter, relatere disse tilbetydningen af eksistentiel mening og argumentere for, at meninger et psykologisk grundbehov (på lige fod med behov foreksempelvis autonomi, tilhør og kompetence). Menneskets meningssøgener et eksistentielt grundvilkår, der korresponderermed behov for mening. Der argumenteres for en skelnen mellemmening med stort M og mening med lille m til at fastholdeforskellen mellem mening som antropologisk konstant (M) ogmening som oplevelsesfænomenologi (m). Med inddragelse afVitaliseringspsykologi vises det, hvordan behovet for mening(M) kan integreres i en helhedstænkning omkring betydningenaf psykologiske grundbehov i menneskets eksistens.
Els viatges dels incunables del Tirant (1490 i 1497) fins a la Hispanic Society of America
Authors: Soriano Robles Lourdes
Published: December 2022

Inside and outside covers, ex-libris, supralibris, stamps, are elements that give us valuable clues to reconstruct what we call the external history of old books. Preservation of old sale catalogues with manuscripts’ and early printed editions’ prices of acquisition written down by buyers, among other data, is an invaluable resource for tracing a rich past of collections and bibliophilia, and the reception that certain works got. In this article we focus on Joanot Martorell’s novel Tirant lo Blanc, published twice in the incunable period, first by Nicolau Spindeler in Valencia in 20/11/1490 and then by Pere Miquel in Barcelona in 16/09/1497. We reconstruct the history of those copies preserved in the library of New York’s Hispanic Society of America. These copies’ journey from the old continent to the United States of America allows us to explore the small and restricted market of antiquarian book dealers in late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century Europe, which reveals that the preservation of these copies was made possible by the interest of European booksellers working to meet demands of American bibliophiles wishing to fill their libraries with prestigious medieval works.
Un comentario en catalán a Hechos de los Apóstoles, 13-15 (s. XIV) del Archivo Parroquial de Caldes de Montbui (Vallès Oriental, Barcelona)
Authors: Iglesias-Fonseca J. Antoni
Published: December 2022

Caldes de Montbui’s Parish Archive (Vallès Oriental, Barcelona) keeps a Bible fragment in Catalan dating back to the late 14th century, which is part of the rudimentary binding of a notarial book from the early 17th century. It is a commentary on several passages from the Acts of the Apostles (Acts 13-15). We edit this text, and inform on its identification, location and codicological and palaeographic characteristics, as a modest addition to the Corpus Biblicum Catalanicum.
SOBRE MANUSCRITS I INCUNABLES, DELS TROBADORS AL MÓN WIKI: HOMENATGE A GEMMA AVENOZA
Authors: Beltran Vicenç
Published: December 2022

This article introduces the monograph “On manuscripts and incunabula, from troubadours to the wiki word: Homage to Gemma Avenoza”, which includes eight studies from various authors dealing with these subjects, as a festschrift for the late Prof. Gemma Avenoza (Universitat de Barcelona).
Governmental Support Options for the Technology Transfer of Deep Tech Innovations
Authors: Schuh Günther , Latz Tim , Lorenz Jana
Published: December 2022

In recent years, systemic and society-changing technological innovations (Deep Tech or DT innovations) have emerged primarily in the USA and Asia, while Europe is technologically dependent in many application fields. The development of DT is characterised by high financial capital needs. Additionally, intellectual property (IP) management plays a major role. To reduce the technological dependency for many areas in Europe, an adjustment of the government’s role as an actor in the innovation system appears beneficial. Targeted measures can improve the development and transfer of DT and, thus, contribute to securing long-term competitiveness of European nations. The aim of this contribution is therefore to identify support options within the technology transfer of DT innovations by conducting a structured literature analysis. In total, 27 applicable options are identified and structured into derived fields of action within innovation systems.
Understanding anterior communicating artery aneurysms: A bibliometric analysis of top 100 most cited articles
Authors: Pahwa Bhavya , Goyal Sarvesh , Chaurasia Bipin
Published: December 2022

Bibliometric analysis is of paramount importance in assessing the research impact wherein studies are ranked on the basis of citations received. It also brings out the excellent contribution of authors and journals in adding evidence for future research. This study aimed at evaluating the top 100 most cited articles on anterior communicating artery (ACoA) Aneurysms. Scopus database was searched using title specific search for the aneurysm of ACoA and top 100 most cited articles along with their authors, author IDs, affiliated institutions, countries and funding bodies were identified. Search yielded 841 articles and top 100 articles were identified to include in this analysis which secured 5615 citations. Citations per year was also calculated to minimize the risk of bias. Maximum citations by any article were 242. The United States was the major contributor to the number of articles while Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation became the highest contributing institution. DeLuca J proved to be a pioneer in this specialized area as he penned 6 studies being first author in 4 of them, making him the most frequent author. National Institutes of Health and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services were the main funding bodies. Subcategory analysis revealed, 50% studies provided evidence for the treatment and the surgical outcome of the aneurysm. Studies like these can aid in better neurological and neurosurgical management in decision making of ACoA aneurysm.
Measurement of microwave electric field based on electromagnetically induced transparency by using cold Rydberg atoms
Authors: Zhou Fei , Jia Feng-Dong , Liu Xiu-Bin , Zhang Jian , Xie Feng , Zhong Zhi-Ping ,   School of Physical Sciences, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100049, China,   Institute of Nuclear and New Energy Technology, Collaborative Innovation Center of Advanced Nuclear Energy Technology, Key Laboratory of Advanced Reactor Engineering and Safety of Ministry of Education, Tsinghua University, Beijing 100084, China,   China and CAS Center for Excellence in Topological Quantum Computation, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100190, China
Published: December 2022

Microwave electric fields are measured by using cold Rydberg atoms. We obtain spindle-shaped cold atomic clouds in a magneto-optical trap and then pump the cold atoms to quantum state 5S1/2, F = 2, mF = 2 by using an optical-pump laser. We obtain the Rydberg electromagnetic induction transparency (EIT) spectrum peak with narrow linewidth by the low temperature and small residual Doppler broadening. The results show that the typical EIT linewidth with 16 μK cold atoms is about 460 kHz which is 15 times narrower than that of 7 MHz obtained in the thermal vapor cell. The microwave electric field amplitude is measured by Autler-Townes splitting (EIT-AT splitting) in the cold atoms at frequencies of 9.2, 14.2 and 22.1 GHz, receptively. The results show that there is a good linear relationship between the EIT-AT splitting interval and the microwave electric field amplitude. The lower limit of the microwave electric field amplitude that can be measured in the linear region can reach as low as 222 μV/cm, which is about 22 times larger than the lower limit in the traditional thermal vapor cell about of 5 mV/cm. The improvement of the lower limit by EIT-AT splitting method is roughly proportional to the narrowing EIT line width by cold atom samples. This demonstrates that benefiting from the smaller residual Doppler effect and the narrower EIT linewidth in cold atoms, the cold atom system is more advantageous in the experimental measuring of the weak microwave electric field amplitude by using the EIT-AT splitting method. This is of great benefit to the absolute calibration of very weak microwave electric fields. Furthermore, the lower limit of the microwave electric field amplitude that can be measured is smaller than 1 μV/cm by using the change of transmittance of the prober laser at the EIT resonance, and the corresponding sensitivity can reach 1 μV·cm–1·Hz–1/2. These results demonstrate the advantages of cold atomic sample in microwave electric field measurement and its absolute calibration.
mejores diagnósticos sobre estados reunidos
Authors: Marín Rafael
Published: December 2022

El estudio de los estados ha adolecido tradicionalmente de un problema: hasta no hace mucho carecíamos de pruebas lo suficientemente adecuadas para identificar a los estados, ya que la mayoría de ellas eran pruebas que los estados no superaban, por lo que esta clase aspectual solo podía definirse en negativo. Con el propósito de ofrecer una herramienta útil a los investigadores interesados, en este artículo se recopilan más de una veintena de diagnósticos sobre estados. Junto a los diagnósticos (negativos) más clásicos (desarrollados en las tradiciones de Vendler-Dowty y Davidson), se incluyen un buen número de diagnósticos más recientes que ya permiten caracterizar a los estados en positivo.
The Use of Reported Past Tense in Gossip Narratives: A Study on Turkish Textbooks for Foreigners
Authors: Öztürk Burcu , Tekin Nazik Müge
Published: December 2022

The reported past tense is one of the basic grammar topics taught to learners in the teaching of Turkish as a foreign language. It is explained in the Turkish textbooks used for foreign language teaching that this mode has functions of “hearing from another” and “become aware of the events in a later time”. In our daily lives, this mode is not welcomed well to a certain extent in society; however, it is also used in “gossip” in relation to the function of hearing from someone else. Although gossip narratives in Turkish textbooks for foreigners are included as one of the examples of this mode, it is not explained for what purpose this mode serves. In this study, the functions of the reported past tense with “-mIş” morpheme in Turkish were summarized based on the relevant literature and with reference to the literature with the usage of verbs conjugated with “-mIş” suffix in gossip narratives were emphasized; by focusing on how “-mIş” suffix is presented in the textbooks for teaching Turkish to foreigners, the inclusion of gossip-functioned texts in the books were evaluated in a critical approach.
Implementation, Outcomes, and Effectiveness of Research-Based Learning: A Systematic Literature Review
Authors: Arifin Zainal , Sukristyanto Agus , Widodo Joko , Rahman Moh. Rifqi
Published: December 2022

RBL (Research-Based Learning) is multi-faced learning. RBL can be applied through different instructional strategies and techniques. The outcome of RBL itself also varies according to the skills needed in the 21st century. However, RBL requires specific guidance on how to implement it properly and correctly so that the multi-faced RBL can be directed and maximize its effectiveness. This study aims to identify the implementation, outcome, and effectiveness of RBL. This study conducted a systematic literature review of 449 articles related to RBL. A number of these articles were selected through inclusion and exclusion criteria, which included a timeline, type of document, source, and language. Finally, 40 articles were selected for analysis. This study incorporates multiple research designs, where the review meets the Publishing Standards for Item Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA). Science Direct, Eric, and Google Scholar as databases were used to find articles in this study. The results showed that RBL can be implemented properly in three ways, namely RBL as a method, RBL development which in this case must go through trials first, and integration of RBL in further learning also requires trials. While the outcomes of RBL include cognitive, attitude, and skill aspects. Finally, the effectiveness of RBL still requires further research related to the attitude aspect.
Effect of Vocabulary Instruction Integrated with Writing Exercises on Word Learning, Retention, and Awareness
Authors: Tağa Tahir , Kalenderoğlu İhsan
Published: December 2022

This study aimed to determine the effect of vocabulary instruction integrated with writing exercises on vocabulary learning, retention, and awareness. The research was designed according to the sequential explanatory mixed-method design, in which quantitative and qualitative methods were used together. A quasi-experimental model with a pretest-posttest control group was used in the quantitative phase. The study group of the quantitative stage consisted of 76 seventh-grade students in two experimental and one control group. The target words were taught according to the vocabulary instruction integrated with writing exercise in group A, enriched vocabulary instruction in group B, and traditional vocabulary instruction in the control group. In the qualitative phase, the participants were interviewed to determine to what extent they had learned the target words in terms of meaning and use. For this, three students from each group were selected and these students were interviewed about specific target words during the intervention. In addition, at the end of the intervention, the opinions of the students and their teacher in group A were elicited. Quantitative and qualitative findings revealed that vocabulary instruction integrated with writing exercises contributed to students’ better learning of target words, the permanence of their learning, and the development of word awareness.
Perceptions of Middle School Turkish Language Teachers on Using e-Learning Tools in Grammar Teaching
Authors: ER Onur , Saritiken Hakan
Published: December 2022

By determining the perceptions of Turkish language teachers about using e-learning tools, it is possible to identify the obstacles to the use of e-learning tools in grammar teaching. The study aims to evaluate the Turkish language teachers’ perceptions about using e-learning tools in grammar teaching in the distance education process. The research was designed as a qualitative case study. The data collection process of the research was carried out in the 2021-2022 academic year. The study group consists of 22 Turkish language teachers working in public middle schools in Turkey who participated in the research voluntarily. Within the scope of the research, the opinions of Turkish language teachers were taken via semi-structured interview forms. According to the results, the majority of Turkish language teachers stated that e-learning tools should be used in grammar teaching. Teachers of Turkish stated that they benefited from EBA as an education portal in this context. Moreover, Turkish language teachers receive help from programs such as Zoom, Kahoot, Wordwall and Teams in grammar teaching during the distance education process. The majority of Turkish language teachers emphasised that they benefit from traditional measurement tools in the measurement and evaluation process of grammar teaching in distance education. Most of the Turkish language teachers participating in the research stated that they did not know Web 2.0 tools. Based on the findings of the research, it may be argued that Turkish language teachers should be introduced to technology and overcome their fears of using instructional technologies. This would enable the teachers to benefit more from e-learning tools in their lessons.
Autumnal migration patterns of hoverflies (Diptera: Syrphidae): interannual variability in timing and sex ratio
Authors: Hlaváček Antonín , Lučan Radek K. , Hadrava Jiří
Published: December 2022

Background

The migration of hoverflies (Diptera: Syrphidae) is a well-known phenomenon, with growing interest due to the ecosystem services provided by migrants. However, we still lack fundamental data on species composition, timing of migration, or sex ratio of migrants. To address this gap, we focused on the southward autumnal migration of hoverflies through central Europe.

Methods

To recognize migrating individuals from resident ones, we used a pair of one-side-blocked Malaise traps, exposed in a mountain pass in the Jeseníky mountains, Czech Republic, where a mass migration of hoverflies takes place annually. Traps were set for 4 years, from August to October.

Results

In total, we recorded 31 species of migrating hoverflies. The timing of migration differed between the years, taking place from the beginning of September to the end of October. Differences in phenology were observed in the four most common migrant species, where larger species seemed to migrate earlier or at the same time compared to the smaller ones. The sex ratio was strongly asymmetrical in most common species Episyrphus balteatus, Eupeodes corollae, and Sphaerophoria scripta, and varied between years for each species. Weather conditions strongly influenced the migration intensity at ground-level: hoverflies migrate mainly during days with south wind, high temperature, high atmospheric pressure, and low precipitation.
New Street Gasworks, Caltongate
Authors: McLaren Dawn , Roy Mike , Wilson Donald , Gallagher Dennis , Haggarty George R , Morrison Andrew , Robertson Jackaline , Roy Lynne , Sproat Diana , Thomas Clare , West Ian
Published: December 2022

An extensive programme of archaeological fieldwork between August 2006 and May 2008 in the area of the former New Street Gasworks and New Street Bus Depot, Canongate, Edinburgh revealed remains of one of the earliest and most significant gasworks in Britain. As well as patches of medieval and post-medieval backland soils and post-medieval structures that pre-dated the establishment of the New Street works in the first quarter of the 19th century, substantial structural remains of the various phases of this industrial undertaking were recorded, along with a suite of associated artefacts.

These works have permitted the exploration of the industrial heritage of Edinburgh, as well as revealing important evidence of the medieval and post-medieval occupation of the Canongate. This is the first major excavation of an urban gasworks in Scotland and has enabled an examination of how these gasworks functioned and how they expanded with the introduction of more efficient systems and new technology.
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Meeting notes for 13 June 1887.
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Meeting notes for 12 March 1888.
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Meeting notes for 23 April 1888.
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Meeting notes for 9 January 1888.
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At the anniversary meeting new Fellows were elected and the Countess of Selkirk was nominated as a Lady Associate. Brief obituaries for some deceased Fellows were then read. The Annual report was presented detailing the number of visitors to the museum and the artefacts added to the Society's collections.

 

Meeting notes for 10 December, 1888 are appended. Descriptions and illustrations of the Lewis Chessmen are included in the notes of purchases.
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New Fellows were elected at the anniversary meeting, and obituaries for recently deceased Fellows were read. The Annual report on the number of visitors to the Society's museum and the number of artefacts added to the Society's collections was then presented.

 

Meeting notes for 9 December, 1889 are appended.
On the Relations of Scotland and Denmark in the Reigns of James IV. of Scotland and Hans of Denmark
Authors: Mackay Æneas J G
Published: December 2022

[The journal notes that this paper was delivered but the content of the communication was not recorded.]
Note on the Old Ayr and Dalmellington Road, marked on the Ordnance Map as 'Roman'
Authors: Macdonald James
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[The journal notes that the publication of this paper has been postponed.]
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Meeting notes for 8 May 1893.
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Meeting notes for 9 January 1893.
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Meeting notes for 12 April 1897.
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Meeting notes for 10 May 1897.
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Meeting notes for 13 February 1899.
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Meeting notes for 13 March 1899.
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Meeting notes for 8 May 1899.
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Meeting notes for 14 May 1900.
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Meeting notes for 11 March 1901. At this meeting, the Society elected the first two female Fellows. This was also discussed at the Anniversary Meeting this year (see Vol 36, p.5).
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Front matter for Volume 35

[The year of the Society session is identified as the 'one hundred and twentieth' session in the printed text – likely a misprint.]

Table of contents 

List of illustrations

Office-bearers 1900-1901

Laws of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland

List of the Fellows November 1901

List of Corresponding members (elected since 1851)

List of Honorary members November 1901

List of the Lady Associates November 1901

List of Societies, Institutions, &c., Exchanging publications
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Meeting notes for 10 February 1902.
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Meeting notes for 14 April 1902.
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The usual business was conducted at the Anniversary meeting, including the election of new Fellows and the presentation of a list of deceased Fellows. Other reports presented included:

An in-depth report on the number of Fellows required to keep the Society sustainable

A report on the progress of the Society’s forthcoming publications

A report on Frederick R Coles’ investigation into the stone circles of Aberdeenshire, for which he was granted the Gunning Fellowship

Reports into excavations undertaken by the Society during the previous session

A list of important additions to the Society’s museum

The Annual report on the number of visitors to the Society’s museum and the items added to the museum and library.

 

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Meeting notes for 9 February 1903.
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Front matter for Volume 37

Table of contents

List of illustrations

Office-bearers 1902-3

Laws of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland

List of the Fellows November 1903

List of Corresponding members (elected since 1851)

List of Honorary members November 1902

List of the Lady Associates November 1902

List of Societies, Institutions, &c., Exchanging publications
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Meeting notes for 13 March 1905.
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Meeting notes for 10 April 1905.
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Meeting notes for 8 May 1905.
Preliminaries
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Front matter for Volume 39

Table of contents

List of illustrations

Office-bearers 1904-5

Laws of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland

List of the Fellows November 1905

List of Corresponding members (elected since 1851)

List of Honorary members November 1905

List of the Lady Associates November 1905

List of Societies, Institutions, &c., Exchanging publications
Anniversary meeting
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The usual business was conducted at the Anniversary meeting, including the election of new Fellows and the presentation of a list of deceased Fellows. Other reports presented included: A report on the number of Fellows on the Society’s Roll A report on the progress of the Society’s forthcoming publicationsReports into excavations undertaken by the Society during the previous sessionA list of additions to the Society’s museum and libraryA report on the Society’s relationship to the Board of ManufacturesThe Annual report on the number of visitors to the Society’s museum and items added to the collection.

 

Meeting notes for 11 December, 1905 are appended.
Meeting notes
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Meeting notes for 9 April 1906.
Anniversary meeting
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The usual business was conducted at the Anniversary meeting, including the election of new Fellows and the presentation of a list of deceased Fellows. Other reports presented included: A report on the number of Fellows on the Society’s Roll A report on the progress of the Society’s forthcoming publicationsA report on the purchases for the Society’s museumReports into excavations undertaken by the Society during the previous sessionThe Annual report on the number of visitors to the Society’s museum and items added to the collection.

 

Meeting notes for 10 December, 1906 are appended.
Meeting notes
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Meeting notes for 11 February 1907.
Meeting notes
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Meeting notes for 11 March 1907.
Meeting notes
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Meeting notes for 8 April 1907.
Meeting notes
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Meeting notes for 13 May 1907.
Meeting notes
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Meeting notes for 13 January 1908.
Anniversary meeting
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The usual business was conducted at the Anniversary meeting, including the election of new Fellows and the presentation of a list of deceased Fellows. Other reports presented included: A report on the number of Fellows on the Society’s Roll A report on the progress of the Society’s forthcoming publicationsA note on the Rhind Lectureship from the previous sessionReports into excavations undertaken by the Society during the previous sessionThe Annual report on the number of visitors to the Society’s museum and items added to the collection.

 

Meeting notes for 14 December, 1908 are appended.
Meeting notes
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Meeting notes for 8 February 1909.
Meeting notes
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Meeting notes for 12 April 1909.
Meeting notes
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Meeting notes for 11 January 1909.
Meeting notes
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Meeting notes for 14 February 1910.
Meeting notes
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Meeting notes for 11 April 1910. The Annual Report on the Museum of Antiquities for the year ending 31 March 1910 is included.
Meeting notes
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Meeting notes for 9 May 1910. Before the meeting began, an Address to King George V following the death of his father, King Edward VII.
Preliminaries
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Front matter for Volume 44

Table of contents

List of illustrations

Office-bearers 1909-10

Laws of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland

List of the Fellows November 1910

List of Corresponding members (elected since 1851)

List of Honorary members November 1910

List of the Lady Associates November 1910

List of Societies, Institutions, &c., Exchanging publications
Meeting notes
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Meeting notes for 9 January 1911.
Notes on the Chapel Yard, Inverness, and some of its Old Monuments, with a notice of Heraldic Devices on Tombstones at Kilmun
Authors: MacLeod Fred T
Published: December 2022

The Chapel Yard of Inverness is one of three old burying-grounds which are occasionally still used for burial. Documentary references to the old churches of Inverness are considered as is the likely date of the Chapel Yard. The first actual reference by name to the Parish Church of Inverness is in a charter by Alexander in 1240 in which a grant of land is given to the order of Black Friars. The relationship of minor chapels, chaplaincies and alterages to the churches is discussed. The earliest surviving memorial in the burial ground is a recumbent slab which bears the date 1604. There are numerous stones of early eighteenth-century\r\nwork bearing the well-known symbols of the skull, cross-bones, crossspades, coffin, hour-glass, and bell; the not uncommon arrangement of a central heart flanked by initials and surmounted by a date; a few trade symbols such as the tailor's goose and scissors and the smith's hammer and anvil; a crown with crossed sword and scabbard; crude spelling and lettering, and the invariable legend memento mori. There are also numerous examples of heraldic work. Kilmun is situated on the north shore of the Holy Loch and was the burial place of the Argyll family. Little can be said of the stones other than the fact that they display 'faked ' heraldic designs.
Notes on a Manuscript Volume of Covenanting Testimonies, Letters, and Sermons
Authors: Fleming D Hay
Published: December 2022

The manuscript volume has 172 surviving leaves and is bound in leather. The names of several owners occur in different parts of the book. By far the greater part of the volume is filled with copies of covenanting sermons, letters, and dying testimonies. It is argued that they were copied in the first half of the eighteenth century or earlier. Three previously unpublished testimonies and two letters are reproduced in full.
Notices of Rock-Hewn Caves in the Valley of the Esk and other Parts of Scotland
Authors: Coles Frederick R
Published: December 2022

The Gilmerton Cave was traditionally believed to be created in 1725 by a blacksmith, George Paterson. It consists of many chambers and passageways with a table and chairs, also hewn out of the rock. The cave is described in detail and there are many illustrations. The Gorton Cave, popularly called Wallace's Cave, is less elaborate with three chambers and an entranceway. At Hawthornden there is an upper and lower cave, both hewn out of the steep rock face. Dovecots are housed in the lower cave. The cave at Newbattle has four distinct spaces and two passageways. Four other caves are briefly described and a list of all known caves appears as an appendix.
Notes on some Sculptured Slabs and Headstones in the Churchyards of Glenconvinth and Kirkhill, Inverness-shire
Authors: Wallace Thomas
Published: December 2022

The oldest stone at Glenconvinth shows a rider on horseback, sculptured in low relief\r\nwithin a rectangular border. A rare slab of the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries, and a third ornnate recumbent slab with a central cross, having a circular head at either end of the shaft, the space on one side of the shaft being filled by a scrollwork pattern, and on the other by a sword, a comb and shears, and a number of small circular rosettes are also described along with two cup-marked stones. At Kirkhill a recumbent slab has a cross sculptured in low relief, with a wheel-head ornamented with a geometric pattern of incuse triangles, the shaft rising from a calvary base of four steps. In the space on one side of the shaft, about a third of its length from the top, is a symbol resembling a pair of shears, and on the other side a book. Three seventeenth century stones are also described.
Military Roads and Fortifications in the Highlands, with Bridges and Milestones
Authors: Wallace Thomas
Published: December 2022

The roads followed pretty much the old tracks were commenced in 1725 and carried on till 1814. The width of the first roads was 16 feet, and as they were for military\r\npurposes they proceeded in as straight a line as possible, to shorten the journey. The scheme was begun by General Wade. he was also responsible for building a galley to be employed in conveying troops, etc., on Loch Ness. Notes are provided on the road from Perth to Inverness, Perth to Fort George, Inverness to Fort William, Fort George to Failie Bridge, Aberdeen to Inverness, Fort Augustus to Bernera in Glenelg, Ruthven to Fort Augustus, and Stirling to Crieff. Forts or castles that were used\r\nin connection with the roads and military operations included Ruthven Castle, Corgarff Castle, Fort William, Fort Augustus, and Fort George.
Archaeological Gleanings from Aberfeldy, with Notices of Iron 'Yetts' at Grantully, Stirling, and Edinburgh
Authors: Cash C G
Published: December 2022

Excavation of the stone circle at Tegarmuchd revealed some stones which had fallen including one with cup marks. A number of cup-marked boulders in the area are described along with a second stone circle at Shian. A yett is a Scottish type of interpenetrating iron bar gate. Examples from the castles of Grantully, Stirling and Edinburgh are described.
Meeting notes
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Meeting notes for 8 May 1911.
Notice of Fragments of Sculptured Stones at the Church of Tealing, near Dundee
Authors: Hutcheson Alexander , Fleming D Hay
Published: December 2022

A monumental slab in memory of Ingram of Kettins, built into one of the interior walls, believed to furnish the earliest stone inscription in the Scottish vernacular and a fragment of a Celtic cross slab which had been utilised as a building stone in the outside of the south wall of the church are reported on. Both stones have been moved during church repairs. The cross slab is now found to have been sculptured on both sides. The reverse shows a fragment of the well-known figure of the beast with the long jaws and scroll feet'”the " elephant " of these sculptures. The panel enclosing this figure is bordered by a double enrichment of fret pattern, the outer one in rectangular order. This particular fret is rare in Scotland. A third stone which was part of an aumbry is also now displayed. It has much in common with the style of Ingram's monument.
Notice of the Exploration of a Cairn at Coraphin Glen, Argyleshire containing a cist with a cinerary urn
Authors: McKinlay Donald
Published: December 2022

A cinerary urn containing cremated human bone was found on the west side of the cairn. Two stone-built cists were also revealed. One contained cremated human bone and the second was empty.
Three Early Seventeenth-Century Tradesmen's Accounts, rendered to the Earl and Countess of Angus, 1618-1628
Authors: Scott-Moncrieff Robert
Published: December 2022

The accounts are amongst the earliest, if not the earliest, detailed tradesmen's accounts which survive. They are for clothing materials supplied to the Earl of Angus and his family during the years 1618, 1627, and 1628. The accounts are reproduced in full.
Southdean Church, Roxburghshire: some Account of the Excavations carried out there by the Otterburn Memorial Committee
Authors: Eeles Francis C
Published: December 2022

Nothing seems to be known of the early history of the church, and the dedication is at\r\npresent unknown. The church is of considerable historic interest for its association with the victory over the English at Otterburn in the summer of 1388. A summary account of the structural and other remains is presented with plans, elevations and architectural details. This includes a font without a drain and a feature known as a super-altar of a type which is rare in Scotland. Two cross slabs were also recovered.
Meeting notes
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Meeting notes for 11 December 1911.
St Kentigern's Church, Lanark
Authors: Davidson John M
Published: December 2022

There is only one church dedicated to him under his own proper name though there are many others dedicated to him under the name of St Mungo. The church of St Kentigern lies immediately to the south-east of Lanark. it was dedicated to the monastery of Dryburgh by a charter of King David I granted between the years 1150 and 1153. An account of various donations to the parish church is given along with a description of the ruins. The church bell was removed to the town steeple when St Kentigern's Church was disused for public worship.
The Ancient Bridges in Scotland, and their Relation to the Roman and Mediaeval Bridges in Europe
Authors: Inglis Harry R G
Published: December 2022

Bridge-building is a fairly modern development, for of the 1400 important road bridges in Scotland at the present time, something like 1000 have been built since 1745, while only about 200 were constructed between 1630 and 1745; and to go back to about 1630, there were then only about 220 fair-sized bridges in the whole of Scotland. Of the 220 bridges existing in Scotland in 1630, only about 67 are left in one form or another, none in their original state; all the others have been washed away or entirely rebuilt. An account of surviving Roman and mediaeval bridges in Europe is provided. There are no surviving Roman bridges in Scotland. The survey of Scottish bridges divides them into chronological periods which reflect the different manner in which money was raised to build them.
The Aberdeen Kayak and its Congeners
Authors: MacRitchie David
Published: December 2022

The Aberdeen 'kayak' has much in common with an example preserved at Edinburgh. At the present day, the kayak is in use over a great extent of the Arctic regions, from East Greenland westward across Arctic America, and along some 800 miles of the Asiatic coast, both westward and south-westward from Bering Straits. The Aberdeen example is made of four seal skins stretched over a slender framework of wood. With the kayak are a paddle, a spear, a bird-spear, a throwing-stick, and a harpoon. All are made of redwood with bone and ivory mountings. Traditionally the kayak is thought to have been recovered some time between 1690 and 1710.
Notes on the Corporation of Surgeons and Barbers of the City of Edinburgh
Authors: Scott-Moncrieff Robert
Published: December 2022

The historic relationship between surgeons and barbers is considered. The article corrects a previously published inference that the Court of Session in 1722 had decided that barbers had never been full members of the Corporation under the Seal of Cause, as they had not been required to pass the examinations laid down in that document, but had merely been dependent on the surgeons. In fact the Court had signified their opinion that the barbers admitted to the Society prior to 1648 were entitled to the same privileges as the surgeons. In the pleadings before the\r\nCourt of Session the two following reasons for the connection were given: that both callings made use of sharp implements, and that shaving was a necessary and preliminary operation to either bleeding or dressing of head wounds, and that in consequence a surgeon had either to be able to shave or had to call in a barber.
An Account of the Watch-houses, Mortsafes, and Public Vaults in Aberdeenshire Churchyards, formerly used for the Protection of the Dead from the Resurrectionists
Authors: Ritchie James
Published: December 2022

An account is given of the activities of the resurrectionists, the prevailing attitudes towards them and some of the measures taken to prevent the theft of corpses. A number of surviving or recently demolished watch-houses, mortsafes and public vaults and some of the legends attached to them are described. Watch-houses were shelters used overnight by those guarding newly dug graves. The simplest form of mortsafe was a heavy stone placed on top of a coffin. A more effective form of mortsafe was a coffin-shaped stone with iron lattice-work to a depth of about 18 inches all round it on the lower side, which effectually prevented interference with the coffin. In addition, strong vaults were built in some of the churchyards, where the coffins could be stored until it would be safe to lay them in their final resting-place in the churchyard. The regulations for the management of a vault at Udny are reproduced. The watch-houses, mortsafes and vaults gradually fell out of use after the passing of the Anatomy Act in 1832.