Charles S T Calder
Biographic Data
| ID | 6051434 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Charles S T Calder |
| GIVEN NAMES | Charles S T |
| FAMILY NAME | Calder |
| SIGNATURE | CALDER C S T |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 30 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 16 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1936 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1965 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Cairns, Neolithic Houses and Burnt Mounds in Shetland
Excavations in Whalsay, Shetland, 1954-55
IN the Inventory of the Ancient Monuments of Shetland are noted three monuments 1 on the east side of the island of Whalsay and about three-quarters of a mile NNE. of the township of Isbister (fig.i).The site is in an area called Pettigarths Field, about A VOX IE B BENIE HO
Report on the Discovery of Numerous Stone Age House-Sites in Shetland
Report on the Partial Excavation of a Broch at Sae Breck, Esha Ness, in the parish of Northmaven, Shetland
Notes on a Chambered Cairn and a Working Gallery, on the Beorgs of Uyea, Northmaven, Shetland
The above monuments, which are unnoted on the Ordnance Survey maps, are situated in a barren and desolate area in the remote north-western corner of the Shetland mainland about 2^ miles WNW. of the township of Burra Voe.They lie within 150 yards of each other on the boulder-strewn slopes of the Beorgs of Uyea and overlook the Mill Loch to the east (fig.1).The National Grid reference for the cairn is HU (N41) 328901 and for the gallery HU (N41) 32…
Report on the Excavation of a Neolithic Temple at Stanydale in the Parish of Sandsting, Shetland
Report on a Bronze Age Cist at Redden Farm, Sprouston, and notes on one at Floors Home Farm, near Kelso, Roxburghshire
During ploughing operations in October 1949 on the farm, of Redden, 5 miles east of Kelso, a tractor dragged out of position a large slab of stone and revealed a hollow construction of large slabs on edge.The farmer, Mr D
Dun Lagaidh and four other prehistoric monuments near Ullapool, Ross and Cromarty
Report on the excavation of a broch at Skitten, in the Kilmster District of Caithness
Notice of Two Standing Stones (one with Pictish Symbols) on the Lands of Peterhead Farm, near Gleneagles, Perthshire
Description of two prehistoric standing stones, one of which displays incised Pictish symbols comprising a goose and a rectangular grid
Account of the Excavation of Bronze Age Cists at Pinnaclehill, Kelso
Two stone cists were discovered within an overgrown mound during landscaping. One of the cists had previously been disturbed. A total of three skeletons were associated, one of whom was an adult male
Excavations of Iron-Age dwellings on the Calf of Eday in Orkney
Further excavations of a group of Iron Age dwellings. The largest is a substantial stone-built circular structure identified as a 'potter's workshop' due to the large quantity of associated pottery and peat fires within. Three less substantial circular structures are located close by. The fourth stone-built structure is rectangular and thought to be of later date. The excavator identified two phases of occupation. Animal bone and worked stone wer…
Three Fragments of a Sculptured Cross of Anglian Type now preserved in Abercorn Church, West Lothian
A conjectural reconstruction has been based on the details of the three fragments. The decoration includes zoomorphic and interlaced panels. All the details of the fragments correspond with the Anglian ornamentation on similar Northumbrian crosses, which series seems to begin about AD 670
Excavations of Three Neolithic Chambered Cairns – One with an Upper and a Lower Chamber – in the Islands of Eday and the Calf of Eday in Orkney
A Neolithic burial cairn contained two separate but contemporary chambers, one above the other. Each chamber had a separate entrance-passage at its floor-level, the openings to them being placed diametrically opposite one another on the circumference of the cairn in a line running east and west. The lower chamber is entirely subterranean, and the upper has been constructed in the mass of the superstructure above the natural level of the ground. P…
A Neolithic double-chambered cairn of the stalled type and later structures on the calf of Eday, Orkney
The Dwarfie Stane, Hoy, Orkney
Report on the Discovery of Numerous Stone Age House-Sites in Shetland
Excavations in Whalsay, Shetland, 1954-55
IN the Inventory of the Ancient Monuments of Shetland are noted three monuments 1 on the east side of the island of Whalsay and about three-quarters of a mile NNE. of the township of Isbister (fig.i).The site is in an area called Pettigarths Field, about A VOX IE B BENIE HO
Report on the excavation of a broch at Skitten, in the Kilmster District of Caithness
Excavations of Three Neolithic Chambered Cairns – One with an Upper and a Lower Chamber – in the Islands of Eday and the Calf of Eday in Orkney
A Neolithic burial cairn contained two separate but contemporary chambers, one above the other. Each chamber had a separate entrance-passage at its floor-level, the openings to them being placed diametrically opposite one another on the circumference of the cairn in a line running east and west. The lower chamber is entirely subterranean, and the upper has been constructed in the mass of the superstructure above the natural level of the ground. P…
A Neolithic double-chambered cairn of the stalled type and later structures on the calf of Eday, Orkney
Report on the Excavation of a Neolithic Temple at Stanydale in the Parish of Sandsting, Shetland
Excavations of Iron-Age dwellings on the Calf of Eday in Orkney
Further excavations of a group of Iron Age dwellings. The largest is a substantial stone-built circular structure identified as a 'potter's workshop' due to the large quantity of associated pottery and peat fires within. Three less substantial circular structures are located close by. The fourth stone-built structure is rectangular and thought to be of later date. The excavator identified two phases of occupation. Animal bone and worked stone wer…
Report on the Partial Excavation of a Broch at Sae Breck, Esha Ness, in the parish of Northmaven, Shetland
Notes on a Chambered Cairn and a Working Gallery, on the Beorgs of Uyea, Northmaven, Shetland
The above monuments, which are unnoted on the Ordnance Survey maps, are situated in a barren and desolate area in the remote north-western corner of the Shetland mainland about 2^ miles WNW. of the township of Burra Voe.They lie within 150 yards of each other on the boulder-strewn slopes of the Beorgs of Uyea and overlook the Mill Loch to the east (fig.1).The National Grid reference for the cairn is HU (N41) 328901 and for the gallery HU (N41) 32…
Dun Lagaidh and four other prehistoric monuments near Ullapool, Ross and Cromarty
The Dwarfie Stane, Hoy, Orkney
A Neolithic double-chambered cairn of the stalled type and later structures on the calf of Eday, Orkney
Three Fragments of a Sculptured Cross of Anglian Type now preserved in Abercorn Church, West Lothian
A conjectural reconstruction has been based on the details of the three fragments. The decoration includes zoomorphic and interlaced panels. All the details of the fragments correspond with the Anglian ornamentation on similar Northumbrian crosses, which series seems to begin about AD 670
Excavations of Three Neolithic Chambered Cairns – One with an Upper and a Lower Chamber – in the Islands of Eday and the Calf of Eday in Orkney
A Neolithic burial cairn contained two separate but contemporary chambers, one above the other. Each chamber had a separate entrance-passage at its floor-level, the openings to them being placed diametrically opposite one another on the circumference of the cairn in a line running east and west. The lower chamber is entirely subterranean, and the upper has been constructed in the mass of the superstructure above the natural level of the ground. P…
Excavations of Iron-Age dwellings on the Calf of Eday in Orkney
Further excavations of a group of Iron Age dwellings. The largest is a substantial stone-built circular structure identified as a 'potter's workshop' due to the large quantity of associated pottery and peat fires within. Three less substantial circular structures are located close by. The fourth stone-built structure is rectangular and thought to be of later date. The excavator identified two phases of occupation. Animal bone and worked stone wer…
Notice of Two Standing Stones (one with Pictish Symbols) on the Lands of Peterhead Farm, near Gleneagles, Perthshire
Description of two prehistoric standing stones, one of which displays incised Pictish symbols comprising a goose and a rectangular grid
Account of the Excavation of Bronze Age Cists at Pinnaclehill, Kelso
Two stone cists were discovered within an overgrown mound during landscaping. One of the cists had previously been disturbed. A total of three skeletons were associated, one of whom was an adult male
Report on the excavation of a broch at Skitten, in the Kilmster District of Caithness
Report on a Bronze Age Cist at Redden Farm, Sprouston, and notes on one at Floors Home Farm, near Kelso, Roxburghshire
During ploughing operations in October 1949 on the farm, of Redden, 5 miles east of Kelso, a tractor dragged out of position a large slab of stone and revealed a hollow construction of large slabs on edge.The farmer, Mr D
Dun Lagaidh and four other prehistoric monuments near Ullapool, Ross and Cromarty
Report on the Excavation of a Neolithic Temple at Stanydale in the Parish of Sandsting, Shetland
Report on the Partial Excavation of a Broch at Sae Breck, Esha Ness, in the parish of Northmaven, Shetland
Notes on a Chambered Cairn and a Working Gallery, on the Beorgs of Uyea, Northmaven, Shetland
The above monuments, which are unnoted on the Ordnance Survey maps, are situated in a barren and desolate area in the remote north-western corner of the Shetland mainland about 2^ miles WNW. of the township of Burra Voe.They lie within 150 yards of each other on the boulder-strewn slopes of the Beorgs of Uyea and overlook the Mill Loch to the east (fig.1).The National Grid reference for the cairn is HU (N41) 328901 and for the gallery HU (N41) 32…
Report on the Discovery of Numerous Stone Age House-Sites in Shetland
Excavations in Whalsay, Shetland, 1954-55
IN the Inventory of the Ancient Monuments of Shetland are noted three monuments 1 on the east side of the island of Whalsay and about three-quarters of a mile NNE. of the township of Isbister (fig.i).The site is in an area called Pettigarths Field, about A VOX IE B BENIE HO
Cairns, Neolithic Houses and Burnt Mounds in Shetland
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