Papers in the Archæologia Americana, and the Transactions of the Ethnological Society, New York.
For full description and a plan of the waterworks see Archæologia Cantiana, Vol.
Hume, are published in the Archæologia Cambrensis.
A portion of a mortar of granite, with a channelled lip, found with fragments of urns and calcined bones in a grave at Kerris Vaen, Cornwall, is engraved in the Archæologia Cambrensis.
Two from Carno, Montgomeryshire, are engraved in the Archæologia Cambrensis.
In the Archæologia Æliana[117] is a plan and description of an ancient aqueduct, which brought water from some distant rivulets to the station at Lanchester.
The inscription, which is now hardly legible, is pronounced by Kemble (Archæologia xxviii.
See a plate of the inscription in the Archæologia Cambrensis for 1855, p.
It is described by Mr. Atwater in the Archæologia Americana, vol.
It will be seen that the supplementary or “small covert way” represented on the plan in the Archæologia Americana, does not appear.
A plan and description of the same work were published by Mr. Atwater in the “Archæologia Americana.
Both plan and description were copied by Mr. Atwater, in his memoir, in the first volume of the “Archæologia Americana.
This and the succeeding work are represented by Mr. Atwater in the Archæologia Americana, vol.
Three beautiful gold torcs, found at Cairnmure, Peeblesshire, in 1806, are figured in the Archæologia Scotica.
A beautiful engraving of this ancient monument in the fourth volume of the Archæologia Scotica, accompanied with careful fac-similes of its inscriptions, renders any minute description of it superfluous.
A very interesting account is given in the Archæologia of a tumulus opened in the neighbourhood of Asterabad, on the south-eastern shores of the Caspian Sea, in 1841.
Duncan executed careful drawings of it, from which the engravings in the fourth volume of the Archæologia Scotica were made.
I cannot avoid characterizing the supplementary observations on the Kilmichael-Glassrie bell-shrine in the Archæologia Scotica, which have furnished the basis of the later conclusions, as extremely foolish.
These are described in the Archæologia Scotica as nose and ear-rings, but they are simply formed of bars of gold bent in a circular form, and the extremities left disunited.
Nevertheless, in accordance with the classical system of designation which is even yet only partially exploded, this remarkable native relic figures in the printed list of donations in the Archæologia Scotica as a Roman camp-kettle.
An interesting account of a large group of weems discovered in Aberdeenshire, is given by Professor Stuart in the Archæologia Scotica,[96] and since then many more have been brought to light in the same district.
It has accordingly been engraved, both in the Archæologia (vol.
Edward Lhuyd, who published his Archæologia Britannica in the year 1707.
The Preface to the Cornish Grammar in Lhuyd’s Archæologia Britannica.
As it appears in the Archæologia Americana it represents nothing but the locality whence the vocabulary of an unknown tribe was received.
In Transactions and Collections of the American Antiquarian Society (Archæologia Americana) Cambridge, 1836, vol.
The Pawnee and Caddo, now known to be of the same linguistic family, were supposed by Gallatin and by many later writers to be distinct, and accordingly both names appear in the Archæologia Americana as family designations.
The groups additional to those contained in the Archæologia Americana are: 1.
The few words from the Friendly Village near the sources of the Salmon River given by Gallatin in Archæologia Americana, II, 1836, pp.
Archæologia Americana, or Transactions of the American Antiquarian Society, 123.
The former has issued the Archæologia Americana and Proceedings (cf.
The knight promises that he will teach her his song if she will go with him, and bids her put these fine clothes on.
He told Ailmar of the intimacy with Rymenhild, and asserted that Horn meant to kill the king as well as marry the princess.
Ye may seek me frae my sister Anne, An dinna forget my brither John.
Dobrynya is furious, as these absentees are sometimes pleased to be.
The broom blooms bonnie and says it is fair,' Motberwell's Minstrelsy, p.
I have an old book entitled: "Palæologia Chronica; a Chronological Account of Ancient Time.
Gallatin, in the Archæologia Americana, goes so far as to separate the Kenay even from the Kolooch language.
The two chief vocabularies are Mr Tolmie's and Messrs Sturgin and Bryant's, in the Journal of the Geographical Society and the Archæologia Americana respectively.
Of the important language of the Upsarokas or Crows the Archæologia Americana contains only thirty words.
Pawnee list of Say in the Archæologia Americana, vol.
The present form of this group differs from that which appears in the Archæologia Americana, by exhibiting larger dimensions.
That the question as to the affinity between the Creek and the Choctaw languages is a question of classification rather than of fact, may be seen from the Archæologia Americana, vol.
A second addition of the Algonkin class was that of the Shyenne language--a language suspected to be Algonkin at the publication of the Archæologia Americana.
The number of individuals who speak it reckoned by Mr Green, an American missionary, at 6500--see Archæologia Americana.
The Uche--of this we find a specimen in the Archæologia Americana.
Shortly after returning to Oxford from his Celtic wanderings he sat down to the composition of a grand work in three parts, under the title of Archæologia Britannica, which he had long projected.
The first part of the Archæologia was published at Oxford in 1707, two years before the death of the author.
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