William Jolly
Biographic Data
| ID | 6051476 |
|---|---|
| NAME | William Jolly |
| GIVEN NAMES | William |
| FAMILY NAME | Jolly |
| SIGNATURE | JOLLY W |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1875 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1882 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
On Cup-Marked Stones in the Neighbourhood of Inverness; with an Appendix on Cup-Marked Stones in the Western Islands
Inverness is in the centre of a district remarkable for the number, character, and variety of its archaeological remains. These are usually in a very fair state of preservation, though the hand of the spoiler has not spared some of the best. They consist of chambered cairns, with and without encircling standing stones; stone circles; hut circles; monoliths, sculptured and plain; tumuli, graves, cists, crannogs, and pile-dwellings; hill forts, som…
Notes on Bronze Weapons and other Remains found near Poolewe, Ross-shire
Notice of the Excavation and Contents of Ancient Graves at Dalmore, Alness, Ross-shire
St Columba's Loch, in Skye, and its Ancient Canoes
The parish of Kilmuir, in the north end of Skye, is much less known to the tourist, the man of science, and the archaeologist than it ought to be. The sweet bay of Uig and the picturesque Quiraing are the only points visited, though a few more leisurely feet do find their way to Flora Macdonald's grave in the old churchyard near the sea. To the scenery-seeker and the geologist this forgotten extremity of Trotternish is peculiarly rich in ohjects …
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St Columba's Loch, in Skye, and its Ancient Canoes
The parish of Kilmuir, in the north end of Skye, is much less known to the tourist, the man of science, and the archaeologist than it ought to be. The sweet bay of Uig and the picturesque Quiraing are the only points visited, though a few more leisurely feet do find their way to Flora Macdonald's grave in the old churchyard near the sea. To the scenery-seeker and the geologist this forgotten extremity of Trotternish is peculiarly rich in ohjects …
Notice of the Excavation and Contents of Ancient Graves at Dalmore, Alness, Ross-shire
Notes on Bronze Weapons and other Remains found near Poolewe, Ross-shire
On Cup-Marked Stones in the Neighbourhood of Inverness; with an Appendix on Cup-Marked Stones in the Western Islands
Inverness is in the centre of a district remarkable for the number, character, and variety of its archaeological remains. These are usually in a very fair state of preservation, though the hand of the spoiler has not spared some of the best. They consist of chambered cairns, with and without encircling standing stones; stone circles; hut circles; monoliths, sculptured and plain; tumuli, graves, cists, crannogs, and pile-dwellings; hill forts, som…
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