William Galloway
Biographic Data
| ID | 6052046 |
|---|---|
| NAME | William Galloway |
| GIVEN NAMES | William |
| FAMILY NAME | Galloway |
| SIGNATURE | GALLOWAY W |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Washington |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1874 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1994 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Forest Monks and the Nation-State
scarcity in the one case and of labor needs in the other.It is an excellent ethnographic comparative analysis, but its relation to the book's central topic is marginal.Nicholas Tapp, working from a dependency perspective, examines development projects among the Hmong in Thailand, showing how historical peripheralization of the Hmong was defined by many of the same external economic and political forces that gave rise to the national boundaries of…
Notice of a Camp on the Midhill-Head, on the Estate of Borthwick Hall, in the Parish of Heriot, Midlothian, the property of D J Macfie, Esq
Notice of a Sculptured Stone in the Churchyard at Tullibole, Kinross-shire
Notice of Several Sculptured Stones at Meigle, Perthshire, still undescribed
Several fragments of sculptured stones were discovered following a fire that destroyed the church at Meigle in 1869. The stones were broken to be used as building materials. The author describes their remaining decorative elements in detail. The paper is accompanied by illustrated plates showing the stones described
Notice of the Ancient Kil or Burying-Ground termed 'Cladh Bhile,' near Ellary, Loch Caolisport, South Knapdale
A record of the author’s visit to Cladh a Bhile in Knapdale in 1875. The article begins with a brief outline of the geographical features and the toponymy of the area before focusing on the decoration of several incised stones that were found on the site. It concludes by comparing these stones to similar examples from Scotland and Ireland
Notice of Two Cists at Lunan-Head, near Forfar, containing Remains of Unburnt Skeletons, &c
Notice of the recently recovered Inscriptions on the Transeptal Crypt of Glasgow Cathedral
[The journal notes that this paper has been postponed until the next volume of the Proceedings.]
Notes on the Architectural Characteristics of St Blane's Chapel, Bute
[The journal notes that this paper will be published in the Archaeologia Scotica.]
Forest Monks and the Nation-State
scarcity in the one case and of labor needs in the other.It is an excellent ethnographic comparative analysis, but its relation to the book's central topic is marginal.Nicholas Tapp, working from a dependency perspective, examines development projects among the Hmong in Thailand, showing how historical peripheralization of the Hmong was defined by many of the same external economic and political forces that gave rise to the national boundaries of…
Notice of Two Cists at Lunan-Head, near Forfar, containing Remains of Unburnt Skeletons, &c
Notes on the Architectural Characteristics of St Blane's Chapel, Bute
[The journal notes that this paper will be published in the Archaeologia Scotica.]
Notice of the recently recovered Inscriptions on the Transeptal Crypt of Glasgow Cathedral
[The journal notes that this paper has been postponed until the next volume of the Proceedings.]
Notice of the Ancient Kil or Burying-Ground termed 'Cladh Bhile,' near Ellary, Loch Caolisport, South Knapdale
A record of the author’s visit to Cladh a Bhile in Knapdale in 1875. The article begins with a brief outline of the geographical features and the toponymy of the area before focusing on the decoration of several incised stones that were found on the site. It concludes by comparing these stones to similar examples from Scotland and Ireland
Notice of Two Cists at Lunan-Head, near Forfar, containing Remains of Unburnt Skeletons, &c
Notice of Several Sculptured Stones at Meigle, Perthshire, still undescribed
Several fragments of sculptured stones were discovered following a fire that destroyed the church at Meigle in 1869. The stones were broken to be used as building materials. The author describes their remaining decorative elements in detail. The paper is accompanied by illustrated plates showing the stones described
Notice of a Sculptured Stone in the Churchyard at Tullibole, Kinross-shire
Notice of a Camp on the Midhill-Head, on the Estate of Borthwick Hall, in the Parish of Heriot, Midlothian, the property of D J Macfie, Esq
Forest Monks and the Nation-State
scarcity in the one case and of labor needs in the other.It is an excellent ethnographic comparative analysis, but its relation to the book's central topic is marginal.Nicholas Tapp, working from a dependency perspective, examines development projects among the Hmong in Thailand, showing how historical peripheralization of the Hmong was defined by many of the same external economic and political forces that gave rise to the national boundaries of…
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