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The Scottish Antiquarian Tradition: Essays to mark the bicentenary of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland 1780–1980
Keywords:
Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, bicentenary, Earl of Buchan, National Museum of Antiquities, National Museum of Scotland, National Galleries of Scotland, Scottish Archaeology, Scottish history, Scottish heritage, Numismatics, Scottish coinage, William Smellie, David Steuart Erskine, Charter, David Laing, Daniel Wilson
Location(s):
Scotland, United Kingdom
Period(s):
eighteenth century; nineteenth century; twentieth century; modern
Synopsis
For two hundred years the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland has remained a major guardian of the heritage of the nation in its museum and through the long series of publications by its members that record many of the major discoveries about the early history of Scotland. In 1980 the Society celebrated the bicentenary of its foundation by commissioning this series of essays dealing with its history as the premier Scottish archaeological and historical body.
Chapters
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David Steuart Erskine, 11th Earl of BuchanFounder of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland
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The Museum, its Beginnings and its DevelopmentPart 1: to 1858
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'A fine, genial, hearty band'David Laing, Daniel Wilson and Scottish Archaeology
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Scottish Archaeology in the Second Half of the Nineteenth Century
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The Museum, its Beginnings and its DevelopmentPart 2: to 1954
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In Piam Veterum Memoriam
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Two Centuries of Scottish Numismatics
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The Arms of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland
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Appendix 1The Society's Charter: A Translation
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Appendix 2Lists of Presidents of the Society, and of Keepers and Directors of the National Museum of Antiquities
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