Lloyd R Laing
Biographic Data
| ID | 6051796 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lloyd R Laing |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lloyd R |
| FAMILY NAME | Laing |
| SIGNATURE | LAING L R |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1968 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1977 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Excavations at Lochmaben Castle, Dumfriesshire
The importance of Lochmaben lies in its strategic position. Due to forest and marsh, a traveller to Scotland from Carlisle found it necessary to travel up Annandale and then branch off either westwards for Galloway or north-east for Edinburgh. In either event, it was necessary to travel first as far as Lochmaben. It is not surprising therefore that, when the Brus family motte was destroyed by the river at Annan (Reid 1954, 59), the Brus moved his…
Picts, Saxons and Celtic metalwork
In the collection of the.National Museum of Antiquities in Edinburgh there is a bronze buckle from Orkney (FC 157; fig 1/1, pi lla).The buckle, which has an even green patina, has confronted animal heads at each end of the loop, on either side of the strap bar.On the hoop is impressed linear and dot ornament.The distinctive type of terminals at once suggests its affinities to the well-known series of zoomorphic buckles from late Roman and early p…
Some Iron Age Mediterranean Imports in England
Some Medieval and Post Medieval Pottery From S. W. Scotland
Pottery from Kinnoull Perth, and the distribution of tubular spouts in Scotland
Medieval pottery from Coldingham Priory, Berwickshire
Coldingham Priory is probably the site of the Anglian monastery known to Bede as Urbs Coludi.The present priory probably began its life following a grant of land to Durham at Coldingham in c 1098, and by 1139 or 1140 there was a regular monastery there served by monks from Durham.It was a Benedictine house, and the earliest surviving masonry on the site dates from the late twelfth-early thirteenth century.The pottery from Coldingham is extremely …
Medieval pottery in Dundee Museum
Early ecclesiastical sites in Scotland
Literary and archaeological evidence is collected together for 30 early ecclesiastical sites in Scotland north of Tay. A Pictish symbol stone from Navidale (Sutherland), a fragmentary cross-shaft from Kirkmuirhill (Lanarkshire) and a cross-slab from Dull (Perthshire) are described and discussed
Medieval and other material in Linlithgow Palace Museum
Early ecclesiastical sites in Scotland
Excavations at Linlithgow palace, West Lothian, 1966-7
NT 774002. Rescue excavations failed to determine the nature and position of Edward I's peel, but produced a good sequence of stratified 13th-17th cent pottery. Previous finds indicate some 2nd cent Roman occupation of the site. The earliest medieval occupation consisted of a 12th cent stone church and a royal manor house, which was repaired or rebuilt and defended by Edward I for his 1301-2 campaigns; a surviving indenture shows that an encircli…
Early ecclesiastical sites in Scotland
Literary and archaeological evidence is collected together for 30 early ecclesiastical sites in Scotland north of Tay. A Pictish symbol stone from Navidale (Sutherland), a fragmentary cross-shaft from Kirkmuirhill (Lanarkshire) and a cross-slab from Dull (Perthshire) are described and discussed
Early ecclesiastical sites in Scotland
Excavations at Linlithgow palace, West Lothian, 1966-7
NT 774002. Rescue excavations failed to determine the nature and position of Edward I's peel, but produced a good sequence of stratified 13th-17th cent pottery. Previous finds indicate some 2nd cent Roman occupation of the site. The earliest medieval occupation consisted of a 12th cent stone church and a royal manor house, which was repaired or rebuilt and defended by Edward I for his 1301-2 campaigns; a surviving indenture shows that an encircli…
Early ecclesiastical sites in Scotland
Medieval and other material in Linlithgow Palace Museum
Early ecclesiastical sites in Scotland
Literary and archaeological evidence is collected together for 30 early ecclesiastical sites in Scotland north of Tay. A Pictish symbol stone from Navidale (Sutherland), a fragmentary cross-shaft from Kirkmuirhill (Lanarkshire) and a cross-slab from Dull (Perthshire) are described and discussed
Some Iron Age Mediterranean Imports in England
Some Medieval and Post Medieval Pottery From S. W. Scotland
Pottery from Kinnoull Perth, and the distribution of tubular spouts in Scotland
Medieval pottery from Coldingham Priory, Berwickshire
Coldingham Priory is probably the site of the Anglian monastery known to Bede as Urbs Coludi.The present priory probably began its life following a grant of land to Durham at Coldingham in c 1098, and by 1139 or 1140 there was a regular monastery there served by monks from Durham.It was a Benedictine house, and the earliest surviving masonry on the site dates from the late twelfth-early thirteenth century.The pottery from Coldingham is extremely …
Medieval pottery in Dundee Museum
Picts, Saxons and Celtic metalwork
In the collection of the.National Museum of Antiquities in Edinburgh there is a bronze buckle from Orkney (FC 157; fig 1/1, pi lla).The buckle, which has an even green patina, has confronted animal heads at each end of the loop, on either side of the strap bar.On the hoop is impressed linear and dot ornament.The distinctive type of terminals at once suggests its affinities to the well-known series of zoomorphic buckles from late Roman and early p…
Excavations at Lochmaben Castle, Dumfriesshire
The importance of Lochmaben lies in its strategic position. Due to forest and marsh, a traveller to Scotland from Carlisle found it necessary to travel up Annandale and then branch off either westwards for Galloway or north-east for Edinburgh. In either event, it was necessary to travel first as far as Lochmaben. It is not surprising therefore that, when the Brus family motte was destroyed by the river at Annan (Reid 1954, 59), the Brus moved his…
Archaeology (11 works) · History (10 works) · History (8 works) · Historical Studies of British Isles (6 works) · Ancient history (5 works) · Art (5 works) · Geography (5 works) · Pottery (5 works) · Maritime and Coastal Archaeology (4 works) · Mathematics (3 works)