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Adams, S, Eremin, Katherine and Tate, Jim (2003) Monitoring of deposited particle levels within the Royal Museum of Scotland: distribution patterns and the effects of nearby construction work. In: Conservation Science 2002. Archetype, London, pp. 11-17. ISBN 1873132883
Adams, Victoria (2017) Barkcloth dance masks from Papua New Guinea. Explore our collections.
Alberti, S J M M, Blackwell, Alice, Davidson, Peter, Goldberg, D Martin and Swinney, Geoffrey N (2018) The art and science of replication. Copies and copying in the multi-disciplinary museum. In: Museums as cultures of copies: the crafting of artefacts and authenticity. Routledge Research in Museum Studies . Routledge, London & New York, pp. 13-26. ISBN 9780815364917
Allan, Stuart and Lidchi, Henrietta (2016) Re-capturing the British Imperial Past. In: The ambassadors of dialogue : the role of diplomatic gifts and works of arts and crafts in intercultural exchange. Papers from the international conference of ICOMAM and ICDAD at the National Museum in Krakow, 16th-18th if September, 2015. Muzeum Narodowe w Krakowie, Krakow, Poland. ISBN 9788375812190
Anderson-Whymark, Hugo (2018) Photogrammetry. In: The Old Stones: A Field Guide to the Megalithic Sites of Britain. Watkins Publishing, London. ISBN 9781786781543
Anderson-Whymark, Hugo (2019) Round robins: Scotland's Neolithic carved stone balls. British Archaeology (165). pp. 42-47. ISSN 1357-4442
Armit, Ian, Dunwell, A and Hunter, Fraser (2017) Recycling power and place: the many lives of Traprain Law, South East Scotland. In: The lost Dark Age kingdom of Rheged. The discovery of a royal stronghold at Trusty's Hill, Galloway. Archaeopress, Oxford, pp. 27-35. ISBN 9781784916299
Baird, Catriona and Watban, Rose (2007) The Cutting Edge: Scotland's Contemporary Crafts. NMS Enterprises Ltd, Edinburgh. ISBN 978-1905267071
Blackwell, Alice (2016) 4.1.1 Copper alloy. In: Living and dying at Auldhame, East Lothian : the excavation of an Anglian monastic settlement and Medieval parish church. Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, Edinburgh, pp. 53-58. ISBN 9781908332011
Blackwell, Alice (2017) Hacked up pieces of silver are helping to unravel the story of Early Medieval Scotland. 2017...the year of history, heritage and archaeology. p. 3.
Blackwell, Alice (2017) How silver became Scotland's precious metal of choice. The Scotsman.
Blackwell, Alice (2019) Introduction. In: Scotland in Early Medieval Europe. Sidestone Press, Leiden, Netherlands, pp. 11-16. ISBN 9789088907524
Blackwell, Alice (2017) Me and my research. Museums Journal, 117 (12). p. 63. ISSN 0027-416X
Blackwell, Alice (2019) Scotland in Early Medieval Europe. Sidestone Press, Leiden, Netherlands. ISBN 9789088907524
Blackwell, Alice (2018) Scotland's Early Silver: the most precious metal for 1,000 years. History Scotland, 18 (1). pp. 40-42. ISSN 1475-5270
Blackwell, Alice and Goldberg, D Martin (2019) Norrie's Law, Gaulcross and beyond: widening the context of hacksilver hoarding in Scotland. In: Scotland in Early Medieval Europe. Sidestone Press, Leiden, Netherlands, pp. 67-84. ISBN 9789088907524
Blackwell, Alice, Goldberg, D Martin and Hunter, Fraser (2017) Scotland's Early Silver: transforming Roman pay-offs to Pictish treasures. National Museums Scotland Enterprises, Edinburgh. ISBN 978191068212
Blackwell, Alice and Kirk, Susy (2015) Seventh century or seventeenth century? Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, 145. pp. 371-399. ISSN 0081-1564
Breignan, Adrienne (2015) "Keep your powder dry": Mementoes of 1715. Review of Scottish Culture, 27. pp. 1-7. ISSN 0267-6834
Buckland, Rosina (2019) Exploring East Asia at the National Museum of Scotland. Orientations, 50 (2). pp. 64-73. ISSN 0030-5448
Buckland, Rosina (2004) Golden fantasies: Japanese screens from New York collections, exhibition catalogue. Asia Society, New York, USA. ISBN 9780878480944
Burnett, John, Mercer, Katherine and Quye, Anita (2003) The practice of dyeing wool in Scotland c.1790-c.1840. Folk Life, 42 (1). pp. 7-31. ISSN 1759-670X
Burnett, John, Rawson, H and Quye, Anita (2000) The import of textile dyes to Scotland: the case of William Wilson and Son, tartan weavers of Bannockburn, 1780-1820. Review of Scottish Culture, 13. pp. 18-29. ISSN 0267-6834
Caldwell, David H and Dalgleish, George (2012) The Bute or Bannatyne Mazer - two different vessels. In: Historic Bute: Land and people. Scottish Society for Northern Studies, Edinburgh, pp. 75-90. ISBN 9780953522644
Caldwell, David H, Eremin, Katherine, Moran, J, Tate, Jim and Wilthew, P (2002) Highland brooches: a brooch from the Collection of Noel Paton and its copies. Antique Metalware Society Journal, 10. pp. 33-39. ISSN 1359-124x
Caldwell, David H, Kirk, Susy, Márkus, Gilbert, Tate, Jim and Webb, Sharon (2012) The Kilmichael Glassary Bell-shrine. Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, 142. pp. 201-244. ISSN 0081-1564
Campbell, Stuart (2017) "Cultural presumptions and curatorial context"; reassessing the 'highland brooch' of early modern Scotland. In: Dress and Society: Contributions from Archaeology. Oxbow, Oxford, pp. 170-183. ISBN 9781785703157
Cao, Qin (2019) 'By the mandate of heaven': a kingfisher-feather headdress in the National Museum of Scotland. Orientations, 50 (2). pp. 74-81. ISSN 0030-5448
Cao, Qin (2019) Display China in the National Museums Scotland. Orientations (Chinese version). Orientations, 50 (1). ISSN 0030-5448
Charters, S, Evershed, R P, Quye, Anita, Blinkhorn, P W and Reeves, V (1997) Simulation experiments for determining the use of ancient pottery vessels: the behaviour of epicuticular leaf wax during boiling of a leafy vegetable. Journal of Archaeological Science, 24 (1). pp. 1-7. ISSN 0305-4403
Cheape, Hugh (2010) The Society of Antiquaries of Scotland and their Museum: Scotland's national collection and a national discourse. International Journal of Historical Archaeology, 14 (3). pp. 357-373. ISSN 1092-7697
Cheape, Hugh and Quye, Anita (2005) Historical and analytical research of dyes for early Scottish tartans. In: Scientific analysis of ancient and historic textiles: informing preservation, display and interpretation. Archetype, London, pp. 202-207. ISBN 1873132794
Cheape, Hugh and Quye, Anita (2006) Tartan: the highland habit. In: Applying Science. NMSE, Edinburgh, pp. 85-87. ISBN 9781905267026
Clarke, David V (2011) 'A jewel of gold … placed in a silver dish': the Glenmorangie project on Early Historic Scotland, AD 300-900. In: Lecture, January 31st 2011, Royal Society of Edinburgh lecture theatre. (Unpublished)
Cooney, Gabriel, Megarry, William, Markham, Mik, Gilhooly, Bernard, O'Neill, Brendan, Gaffrey, Joanne, Sands, R, Nyland, Astrid, Ballin, Torben Bjarke, Murray, Jenny and Sheridan, J A ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-6204-3776 (2019) Tangled up in blue: the role of riebeckite felsite in Neolithic Shetland. In: Mining and quarrying in Neolithic Europe: A social perspective. Neolithic Studies Group Seminar Papers (16). Oxbow, Oxford, pp. 49-65. ISBN 9781789251487
Cowie, Trevor (2018) Contributions. In: MacLeod Rivett, M A 2018 'Barabhas Machair: surveys of an eroding sandscape'. Scottish Archaeology Internet Report 76. Scottish Archaeological Internet Reports (76). ISSN e2056-7421
Cowie, Trevor (2016) 'Thanks to you the best has been made of a bad job': Vere Gordon Childe and the Bronze Age cairn at Ri Cruin, Kilmartin, Argyll & Bute. In: Ancient lives: object, people and place in Early Scotland. Essays for David V Clarke on his 70th birthday. Sidestone Press, Leiden, Netherlands, pp. 111-126. ISBN 9789088903755
Cox, Elsa (2014) ReINVENT: reconnecting and recreating 19th century Scottish textile manufacture. History Scotland, 14 (6). p. 6. ISSN 1475-5270
Cruickshanks, Gemma (2017) Iron in Iron Age Moray. In: Forgotten, Hidden & Lost: unearthing Moray's archaeology: Proceedings of the Elgin Museum Archaeology Conference 2017. Moray Society: Elgin Museum, Elgin, pp. 92-99.
Cruickshanks, Gemma (2018) The metalwork. In: Uncovering the history and archaeology of the house of the Blackfriars, at Goosecroft Road, Stirling. Archaeology Reports Online (30). GUARD Archaeology Ltd., Glasgow, pp. 43-45. ISBN 9780993563294
Cruickshanks, Gemma (2018) The vitrified metal. In: Uncovering the history and archaeology of the house of the Blackfriars, at Goosecroft Road, Stirling. Archaeology Reports Online (30). GUARD Archaeology Ltd., Glasgow, pp. 45-46. ISBN 9780993563294
Cruickshanks, Gemma and Hunter, Fraser (2016) The ironwork. In: Outside the walls: excavations within the annexe at Camelon Roman fort. Archaeology Reports Online (22). GUARD Archaeology Ltd., Glasgow, pp. 14-15. ISBN 9780993563218
Cumming, Lisa, Hanley, Victoria, Richard, I, Huxtable, Sally-Anne and Troalen, Lore (2017) In the Garden of Eden: the conservation and scientific analysis of a 19th-century French panoramic wallpaper. In: ICOM 17th triennial Conference Preprints, Copenhagen, 4–8 September 2017. Sculpture, Polychromy, and Architectural Decoration . International Council of Museums, Paris. ISBN 9789290124269
Dalgleish, George (2012) Scottish silver: a short introduction. In: The Tain Silver Collection in Tain & District Museum. Tain & District Museum, Tain, pp. 7-12. ISBN 9781901595086
Dalgleish, George (2013) The Scottish silversmith in the Americas. In: Making for America: Transatlantic craftsmanship: Scotland and the Americas in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, Edinburgh, pp. 91-106. ISBN 9781908332035
Dalgleish, George, Davies, Peter and Lamb, David (2017) Pewter: the Scottish tappit hens. In: A Cromwellian warship wrecked off Duart Castle, Mull, Scotland, in 1653. Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, Edinburgh, pp. 191-196. ISBN 9781908332110
Dalgleish, George and Forbes, Sheila (2012) The pottery of Belfield and Company, Prestonpans: a family affair. Northern Ceramic Society Journal, 28. pp. 157-164. ISSN 0969-738
Dalgleish, George and Fothringham, Henry Steuart (2008) Silver: made in Scotland. NMSE Publications, Edinburgh. ISBN 9781905267132
Dectot, Xavier (2018) Review of: The Wyvern collection: Medieval and Renaissance sculpture and metalwork by Paul Williamson. Burlington Magazine, 160 (1388). pp. 974-975. ISSN 2041-9120
Dectot, Xavier (2018) When ivory came from the seas. On some traits of the trade of raw and carved sea-mammal ivories in the Middle Ages. Anthropozoologica, 53 (14). pp. 159-174. ISSN 2107-08817
Denner, Antje (2015) Lor and its 'shadows': masks from the Bismark Archipelago in the Barbier-Mueller collections. Arts and cultures: antiquity, Africa, Oceania, Asia, Americas, 16. pp. 184-197. ISSN 1660-6930
Denner, Antje and Hand, Rachel (2018) Divide and distribute: early Polynesian barkcloth crossing the Irish Sea. Journal of Museum Ethnography, 31. pp. 91-115. ISSN 0954-7169
Dubus, M, Kouril, M, Nguyen, T P, Prosek, T, Saheb, M and Tate, Jim (2010) Monitoring copper and silver corrosion in different museum environments by electrical resistance measurement. Studies in Conservation, 55 (2). pp. 121-133. ISSN 0039-3630
Durand , Maximilien, Guelton, Marie-Hélène, Troalen, Lore, Pearson, Emily and Hulme, Alison N (2015) Les costumes des élégants d'Antinoé conservés au musée des Tissus de Lyon: approche historique, analyses techniques et analyses de colorants (Costumes worn by elegant society in Antinopolis now in the Musée des Tissus: historical approach, analyses of techniques and dyes). Techne : la science au service de l'histoire de l'art et des civilisations (41). pp. 33-46. ISSN 1254-7867
Durrans, Alice (2017) Q&A with Margaret Maitland. Museums Journal. ISSN 0027-416X
Edwards, Howell G M, Jorde Villar, S E and Eremin, Katherine (2004) A Raman spectroscopic analysis of pigments from Dynastic Egyptian funerary artefacts. Journal of Raman Spectroscopy, 35 (8-9). pp. 786-795. ISSN 1097-4555
Eremin, Katherine, Goring, Elizabeth, Manley, Bill and Cartwright, Caroline (2000) A 17th dynasty Queen in Edinburgh. KMT: A modern journal of Ancient Egypt, 11 (3). pp. 32-40. ISSN 1053-0827
Eremin, Katherine and Tate, Jim (2003) Compositional analysis of selected Scottish brooches. In: Romanesque & Gothic: decorative metalwork and ivory carvings in the Museum of Scotland. National Museums of Scotland, Edinburgh, pp. 79-81. ISBN 1901663558
Eremin, Katherine and Tate, Jim (2003) Compositional analysis of the Guthrie Bell Shrine. In: Romanesque & Gothic: decorative metalwork and ivory carvings in the Museum of Scotland. National Museums of Scotland, Edinburgh, pp. 98-99. ISBN 1901663558
Eremin, Katherine and Tate, Jim (2003) Compositional analysis of the St Fillan's Crozier and the Quigrich. In: Romanesque & Gothic: decorative metalwork and ivory carvings in the Museum of Scotland. National Museums of Scotland, Edinburgh, p. 115. ISBN 1901663558
Evans, Godfrey (2013) The 10th Duke of Hamilton's Commissions to French Founders and Sculptors. Journal of the Scottish Society for Art History, 18. pp. 15-27. ISSN 1362-248X
Evans, Godfrey (2019) Art treasures were sold as palace vanished from sight. Scottish Field. ISSN 0036-9209
Evans, Godfrey (2014) French Empire silver versus English Regency silver. In: Art Antiques London Catalogue 2014. Haughton International Fairs, London, pp. 88-99.
Evans, Godfrey (2016) Ten new galleries for the National Museum of Scotland's treasures. Apollo magazine: Interviews, 184 (644). ISSN 0003-6536
Evershed, R P, Charters, Stephanie and Quye, Anita (1995) Intrepreting lipid residues in archaeological ceramics: preliminary results from laboratory simulations of vessel use. In: Symposium - Materials issues in art and archaeology IV. MRS Proceedings (352). Materials Research Society, Pittsburgh, USA, pp. 85-95. ISBN 9781558992528
Ferreira, Ester S B, Hulme, Alison N, McNab, Hamish and Quye, Anita (2002) Photo-oxidation products of Quercetin and Morin as markers for the characterisation of natural flavonoid yellow dyes in Ancient textiles dyes. In: Dyes in History and Archaeology. Archetype, London, pp. 63-72. ISBN 1873132336
Ferreira, Ester S B, Hulme, Alison N, McNab, Hamish and Quye, Anita (2004) The natural constituents of historical textile dyes. Chemical Society Reviews, 33. pp. 329-336. ISSN 0306-0012
Ferreira, Ester S B, Quye, Anita, Hulme, Alison N and McNab, Hamish (2003) LC-Ion trap MS and PDA HPLC complementary techniques in the analysis of flavonoid dyes in historical textiles: the case study of an 18th century herald's tabard. In: Dyes in History and Archaeology. Archetype, London, pp. 13-18. ISBN 187313214x
Ferreira, Ester S B, Quye, Anita, Hulme, Alison N and McNab, Hamish (2003) LC-Ion trap MS and PDA HPLC complementary techniques in the analysis of flavonoid dyes in historical textiles: the example of Persian Berris (Rhamnus sp.). In: Dyes in History and Archaeology. Archetype, London, pp. 19-23. ISBN 187313214x
Forbes, Sheila and Haggarty, George (2004) The ceramic history of West Pans Part 1. The Northern Ceramic Society Journal, 21. pp. 29-48. ISSN 0969-7381
Forbes, Sheila and Haggarty, George (2006) The ceramic history of West Pans Part 2. The Northern Ceramic Society Journal, 22. pp. 5-22. ISSN 0969-7381
Forsyth, David S (2017) Bonnie Prince Charlie and the Jacobites: Narrative of an Exhibition. In: Bonnie Prince Charlie and the Jacobites. NMS Enterprises Limited - Publishing, Edinburgh, pp. 1-24. ISBN 9781910682081
Forsyth, David S (2017) Gifts for a Jacobite prince. History Scotland, 17 (3). pp. 8-10. ISSN 1475-5270
Forsyth, David S (2016) "Shall I gie them more wind?" James Richardson VC and his pipes. Piping Today (79). pp. 34-39. ISSN 1479-7143
Forsyth, David S (2016) The Stewart dynasty at National Museums Scotland. History Scotland, 16 (3). pp. 16-19. ISSN 1475-5270
Gerrish, Sarah and McDonald, Stuart (2004) The conservation of the Millennium Clock Tower. SSCR journal: the news magazine of the Scottish Society for Conservation and Restoration, 15 (1). pp. 13-15. ISSN 0959-2369
Gibson, Alex, Neubauer, Wolfgang, Flöry, Sebastian, Schneidhofer, Petra, Allen, Mike, Allison, Enid, Carruthers, Wendy, Challinor, Dana, French, Charles, Rushworth, Garry and Sheridan, J A (2019) Survey and sampling at the Castle Dykes Iron Age 'henge', Wensleydale, North Yorkshire. Antiquity. ISSN 0003-598X
Goldberg, D Martin (2017) Uncovering the Galloway Viking Hoard, layer by layer. Museum Crush.
Goldberg, D Martin (2016) The colour purple: lithomarge artefacts in northern Britain. In: Ancient lives: object, people and place in early Scotland. Essays for David V Clarke on his 70th birthday. Sidestone Press, Leiden, Netherlands, pp. 273-279. ISBN 9789088903755
Goldberg, D Martin, Blackwell, Alice and Noble, Gordon (2015) (Re)discovering the Gaulcross Hoard and other early medieval silver. In: Glenmorangie Research Project: Silver in Early Medieval Scotland, Saturday 30th May 2015, Archaeological Research in Progress (ARP) Conference at the Royal Society of Edinburgh.
Goldberg, D Martin and Hunter, Fraser (2019) Objects made of iron and bone. In: Excavations at Milla Skerra: rhythms of life in Iron Age Shetland. Oxbow, Oxford, pp. 107-111. ISBN 9781785703430
Goldberg, D Martin and Hunter, Fraser (2019) Technologies of the self: painted pebbles, ornaments and the burial. In: Excavations at Milla Skerra: rhythms of life in Iron Age Shetland. Oxbow, Oxford, pp. 111-152. ISBN 9781785703430
Goring, Elizabeth, Tate, Jim, Eremin, Katherine and Quye, Anita (2009) 'Technical study' In: "Hatshepsut, from Queen to Pharaoh". In: Hatshepsut, from Queen to Pharaoh. Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA, pp. 18-20. ISBN 1588391728
Haggarty, George (2018) 100 Years of Scottish Pottery 1740-1840: a selection from a private Scottish collection. Museums and Galleries Edinburgh, Edinburgh.
Haggarty, George (2009) Belfield and Gordon's Potteries' Scotland Ceramic Resource Disk 8. The Northern Ceramic Society Journal, 26.
Haggarty, George (2011) Bo'ness Pottery Ceramic Resource Disc 12. Technical Report. National Museums Scotland. (Unpublished)
Haggarty, George (2017) Bricks and tiles. In: Engl, R, 'Where there's muck there's money: The excavation of Medieval and Post-Medieval Middens and associated tenement at Advocate's Close, Edinburgh'. Scottish Archaeology Internet Report 67. Scottish Archaeological Internet Reports (67). p. 47. ISSN e2056-7421
Haggarty, George (2006) Ceramic Resource disc 10 - Thistle Pottery Portobello Buchan's hand painted stoneware. Technical Report. National Museums Scotland. (Unpublished)
Haggarty, George (2013) Ceramic resource disc: later pottery & porcelain from Ronaldson Wharf Leith. Technical Report. National Museums Scotland. (Unpublished)
Haggarty, George (2011) Excavations at the Broomielaw Glasgow (Verreville Pottery) Ceramic Resource Disc 11. Technical Report. National Museums Scotland. (Unpublished)
Haggarty, George (2006) Excavations at the Brunton Wire Works site at Musselburgh (Newbigging Pottery) Ceramic Resource Disc 14. Technical Report. National Museums Scotland. (Unpublished)
Haggarty, George (2006) Excavations conducted at the site of Campbellfield pottery Glasgow Ceramic Resource Disc 9. Technical Report. National Museums Scotland. (Unpublished)
Haggarty, George (2011) High Morlaggan ceramic assemblage resource disc. Technical Report. National Museums Scotland, Edinburgh. (Unpublished)
Haggarty, George (2011) Lancefield Quay Ceramic Resource Disc 5 (Verreville Pottery). Technical Report. National Museums Scotland. (Unpublished)
Haggarty, George (2017) Medieval and late pottery. In: Engl, R, 'Where there's muck there's money: the excavation of Medieval and Post-Medieval Middens and associated tenement at Advocate's Close, Edinburgh'. Scottish Archaeology Internet Report 67. Scottish Archaeological Internet Reports (67). pp. 16-32. ISSN e2056-7421
Haggarty, George (2008) Morrison Haven, East Lothian, Scotland Ceramic Resource Disc 7. The Northern Ceramic Society Journal, 25.
Haggarty, George (2005) Newbigging Pottery Musselburgh, Scotland c 1800 - c 1930 Ceramic Resource Disc 1. The Northern Ceramic Society Journal, 21.
Haggarty, George (2007) Portobello Potteries Ceramic Resource Disk 6. The Northern Ceramic Society Journal, 24.
Haggarty, George (2019) Pottery. In: Black, S. 'Pathfoot: the lost village of shoemakers'. The Forth Naturalist and Historian, 42. pp. 135-136. ISSN 0309-7560
Haggarty, George (2006) Prestonpans Potteries Ceramic Resource Disc 13. Technical Report. National Museums Scotland. (Unpublished)
Haggarty, George (2013) Scotland crosses the Atlantic: evidence for eighteenth- and early nineteenth-century ceramic trade. In: Making for America: Transatlantic craftsmanship: Scotland and the Americas in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, Edinburgh, pp. 129-149. ISBN 9781908332035
Haggarty, George (2018) Scottish East Coast: commemorative pottery, c.1815-1840. English Ceramic Circle Transactions, 29. pp. 1-13. ISSN 1360-5550
Haggarty, George (2015) Shipwreck ceramics: a major research resource. Scottish pottery historical review (30). pp. 22-30. ISSN 0144-1302
Haggarty, George (2006) The Verreville pottery Glasgow: Ceramic Resource Disk 4. The Northern Ceramic Society Journal, 23.
Haggarty, George (2006) West Pans Pottery Ceramic Resource Disk 2. The Northern Ceramic Society Journal, 22.
Haggarty, George (2018) The ceramic assemblage. In: Lowther, J 2018 'The Excavation of a Medieval Burgh Ditch at East Market Street, Edinburgh: Around the Town', Scottish Archaeological Internet Reports 78. Scottish Archaeological Internet Reports (78). pp. 12-16. ISSN e2056-7421
Haggarty, George (2006) A gazetteer and summary of French pottery imported into Scotland c. 1150 to c. 1650 a ceramic contribution to Scotland's economic history Ceramic Resource Disc 3. Tayside and Fife Archaeological Journal, 12. pp. 117-118. ISSN 1360-5550
Haggarty, George and Curnow, Celia (2014) Delftfield, porcelain and Watt bequest. Northern Ceramic Society Journal, 30. pp. 89-100.
Haggarty, George, Dalgleish, George and Gray, James A (2012) A group of copper moulds from Belfield's Potter, Prestonpans. Northern Ceramic Society Journal, 28. pp. 165-174.
Haggarty, George and Gray, James A (2011) Glasgow Delftfield Ceramic Resource Disc 18th century tin-glazed earthenware & creamware. Technical Report. National Museums Scotland, Edinburgh. (Unpublished)
Haggarty, George and Gray, James A (2012) Glasgow and Delftfield pottery - new ceramic evidence. English Ceramic Circle Transactions, 23. pp. 105-118. ISSN 1360-5550
Haggarty, George and Gray, James A (2014) Introduction to the Delftfield Pottery, Glasgow, Ceramic Resource Disk. Northern Ceramic Society Journal, 30. pp. 5-6.
Haggarty, George, Hall, Derek and Chenery, Simon (2006) Scottish Redware project ICP data Ceramic Resource Disc 15. Documentation. National Museums Scotland. (Unpublished)
Haggarty, George, Hall, Derek and Chenery, Simon (2010) Sourcing Scottish redwares. Medieval Pottery Research Group Occasional Paper (5). Medieval Pottery Research Group, London. ISBN 0950610569
Haggarty, George, Hall, Derek and Jones, Richard (2011) Sourcing Scottish medieval ceramics - the use and success of chemical analysis. Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, 141. pp. 249-267. ISSN 0081-1564
Haggarty, George and Roy, Mike (2017) Insights into Portobello: its harbour and its industries. History Scotland, 17 (2). pp. 11-13. ISSN 1475-5270
Haggarty, George and Stoakley, Megan (2019) The Excavation: The Later Post-Medieval Period. In: Stoakley, M 2019 'Great fears of the sickness here in the City … God preserve us all …' A Plague Burial Ground in Leith, 1645: an archaeological excavation at St Mary's (Leith) RC Primary School, Leith Links, Edinburgh, Scottish Archaeological Internet Reports 86. Scottish Archaeological Internet Reports (86). pp. 53-70. ISSN e2056-7421
Haggarty, George R (2013) 'Pots at the Pans II': Belfield's Pottery, Cuttle, Prestonpans. Transactions of the East Lothian Antiquarian and Field Naturalists' Society, 29. pp. 103-126. ISSN 0140-1637
Haggarty, George R (2015) 'Pots at the Pans III': William Reid's Newbigging Pottery, Musselburgh. Transactions of the East Lothian Antiquarian and Field Naturalists' Society, 30. pp. 63-90. ISSN 0140-1637
Haggarty, George R (2010) 'Pots at the Pans': William Littler's West Pans Porcelain factory. Transactions of the East Lothian Antiquarian and Field Naturalists' Society, 28. pp. 5-29. ISSN 0140-1637
Haggarty, George R (2017) Scotland's largest wheel-thrown pot: the Prestonpans punchbowl. Transactions of the East Lothian Antiquarian and Field Naturalists' Society, 31. pp. 112-116. ISSN 0140-1637
Haggarty, George R (2017) An extremely large and important dated Prestonpans bowl. The Northern Ceramic Society Newsletter (185). pp. 38-41.
Hall, Derek and Haggarty, George (2017) The ceramics. In: Caldwell, David H and Stell, Geoffrey P, Achanduin Castle, Lismore, Argyll: an account of the excavations by Dennis Turner, 1970–5'. Scottish Archaeology Internet Report 73. Scottish Archaeological Internet Reports (73). pp. 29-34. ISSN e2056-7421
Hall, Derek and Haggarty, George (2019) The industrial pottery. In: Cachart, Ray and Perry, David R. 2019. 'A little earth above the stone': Archaeological Investigations 2006–2012 for consolidation work at Moy Castle, Mull, Argyll and Bute. Technical Report. GUARD Archaeology Ltd..
Hartwell, Nicole M (2018) Uncovering stories of military collecting. History Scotland, 18 (5). pp. 8-9. ISSN 1475-5270
Hartwell, Nicole M (2018) A repository of virtue?: The United Service Museum, collecting, and the professionalization of the British Armed Forces, 1829–1864. Journal of the History of Collections, 31 (1). pp. 77-91. ISSN 1477-8564
Holmes, N M McQ. (2016) 4.3.3 Silver. In: Living and dying at Auldhame, East Lothian : the excavation of an Anglian monastic settlement and Medieval parish church. Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, Edinburgh, pp. 74-75. ISBN 9781908332011
Holmes, N M McQ. (2017) Some Notes on the IOVI CRESENTI Coinage of the Valerian II. The Numismatic Chronicle, 177. pp. 153-158. ISSN 0078-2696
Holmes, N M McQ. (2017) Were 'Non-Local' Medallions of the Valerianic Dynasty struck at the Mint of Viminacium? The Numismatic Chronicle, 177. pp. 149-152. ISSN 0078-2696
Holmes, Nicholas (2019) A 4.1.1 Coin. In: Roy, M 'Matter of Life and Death – Trade and Burial around St Giles' Cathedral: Archaeological Investigations at Parliament House, Edinburgh'. Scottish Archaeological Internet Reports (87). p. 45. ISSN e2056-7421
Holmes, Nicholas (2017) Coins and jettons. In: Caldwell, David H and Stell, Geoffrey P, Achanduin Castle, Lismore, Argyll: an account of the excavations by Dennis Turner, 1970–5'. Scottish Archaeology Internet Report 73. Scottish Archaeological Internet Reports (73). pp. 34-36. ISSN e2056-7421
Holmes, Nicholas (2015) Jetton. In: by the late Doreen Hunter, Catherine Brooks, David Caldwell, Geoffrey Stell and Mike Middleton, compiled by Catherine Smith, ARO16: 'Digging Linlithgow's past: early urban archaeology on the High Street, 1966-1977'. Archaeology Reports Online 16. In: Digging Linlithgow's past: early urban archaeology on the High Street, 1966-1977. Archaeology Reports Online (16). GUARD Archaeology Ltd, Glasgow, p. 328. ISBN 9780992855352
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Taylor, Emily (2016) Review of: Dress history: new directions in theory and practice. Charlotte Nicklas, Annebella Pollen, 2015. Costume: Journal of the Costume Society, 50 (2). pp. 281-282. ISSN 1749-6306
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Roberts Calls Schumer Threats Against Justices 'Dangerous'
Top Senate Dem warned justices they would 'pay the price' if they limit abortion access
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Kevin Daley - March 4, 2020 5:10 PM
Chief Justice John Roberts condemned Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D., N.Y.) as "dangerous" after the New York Democrat made threatening statements as justices heard oral arguments in a controversial abortion case on Wednesday.
Congressional Democrats took a hostile tack toward the Court's Trump appointees, Justices Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer addressed pro-abortion demonstrators rallying in front of the Supreme Court Wednesday morning and promised the pair would "pay the price" if they voted to restrict abortion access. Chief Justice Roberts called such rhetoric "dangerous" in a statement released Wednesday afternoon.
"Justices know that criticism comes with the territory, but threatening statements of this sort from the highest levels of government are not only inappropriate, they are dangerous," Roberts said. "All Members of the Court will continue to do their job, without fear or favor, from whatever quarter."
The top Senate Democrat defended his remarks in a statement released by his office. Despite mentioning Gorsuch and Kavanaugh by name, a spokesman for Schumer said his threats were directed at Senate Republicans and criticized Roberts for his "deliberate misinterpretation" of what was said.
"Sen. Schumer's comments were a reference to the political price Senate Republicans will pay for putting these justices on the court and a warning that the justices will unleash a major grassroots movement on the issue of reproductive rights against the decision," Schumer spokesman Justin Goodman said in a statement.
"For Justice Roberts to follow the right wing's deliberate misinterpretation of what Sen. Schumer said, while remaining silent when President Trump attacked Justices Sotomayor and Ginsberg [sic] last week, shows Justice Roberts does not just call balls and strikes," Goodman said.
Roberts appears to hold the deciding vote in the abortion case that could change the legal landscape for pro-life reforms and signal how the High Court's newly entrenched conservative majority will approach the deeply divisive issue. Soon after Schumer stood on the Court steps and declared, "You won't know what hit you if you go forward with these awful decisions," the justices listened to oral arguments about a Louisiana law that would require abortion providers to obtain admitting privileges at nearby hospitals. The dispute presents revealing questions about abortion and the force of precedent.
The Supreme Court struck down a similar Texas regulation in a 2016 case, Whole Woman's Health v. Hellerstedt. Lawyers for Louisiana abortion clinics argue that the law is an anti-abortion measure masquerading as a public-health rule. If the law is allowed to go into effect, abortion advocates say two of Louisiana's three clinics will be forced to close.
Wednesday's case forces two high-stakes questions on the chief justice: how he will approach abortion cases and what force, if any, the Court's abortion precedents will have going forward. Both questions are difficult for the chief justice. Though he has never voted to strike down an abortion restriction, he prefers a plodding, incrementalist approach to jurisprudential changes. However he ultimately comes down, Roberts will bear full responsibility for the consequences, as he is likely to cast both the decisive vote and assign the majority opinion.
The Court in Whole Woman's Health said the Texas law imposed an undue burden on abortion access because it imposed significant costs without meaningful benefits. Roberts wondered Wednesday if that approach could lead to different results in different states, depending on the availability of doctors and varying standards for securing admitting privileges. While that line of questioning appeared promising for Louisiana lawmakers, the chief justice later said that benefits would never vary by state. The Court in Whole Woman's Health found the admitting-privileges law did not create real benefits. All told, it was not clear how Roberts will vote when Wednesday's proceedings ended.
Kavanaugh focused on a narrow, fact-specific approach. He seemed open to arguments that the admitting-privileges requirement could be constitutional in some circumstances, depending on the situation on the ground.
"Suppose a state had 10 clinics and 2 doctors for each clinic, but all doctors could easily get the admitting privileges," Kavanaugh said to Julie Rikelman, a lawyer for the clinics. "Would a law be constitutional in that state?"
Louisiana argues its law promotes physician competency and rectifies compliance problems common to abortion clinics in the state. One abortion doctor's medical license was suspended in 2019 for repeatedly allowing unlicensed personnel to provide care and evaluate patients, state lawyers noted in legal briefs. Another had certain surgical privileges revoked in 2007 for failing to follow professional standards. The same practitioner repeatedly failed to disclose that penalty when he renewed his medical license.
In other instances, the clinics hired nonspecialists to perform abortions. The medical director at one of the clinics challenging Act 620 admitted to hiring a radiologist and an ophthalmologist to perform abortions at an earlier phase of the dispute.
In the 2016 Texas case, the Supreme Court ruled that admitting-privileges requirements do not "serve any relevant credentialing function" since physicians are regularly denied admitting privileges for reasons unrelated to competence.
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, whose vigorous questioning dominated the proceedings, noted the incidence of abortion-related complications is extremely low. First trimester abortions, she said, are much safer than childbirth. Justice Elena Kagan put a finer point on that issue, noting one of Louisiana's clinics has transferred just four women to hospitals for emergency care over the past 20 years.
Louisiana solicitor general Elizabeth Murrill told Ginsburg and Kagan that patients do not necessarily communicate all post-abortion complications to clinics. As such, the providers' self-reported statistics on the number of complications are not comprehensive, she argued.
Murrill also accused abortion doctors in the state of not making good-faith efforts to obtain admitting privileges, implying that they purposefully avoided the requirements in order to bolster their legal challenge. She noted, for example, that one physician applied for privileges at just one of nine qualifying hospitals. Another did not reapply for privileges at a Catholic hospital where he once had them.
"Louisiana's decision to require abortion providers to have admitting privileges was justified by abundant evidence," Murrill told the justices.
Apart from the dispute over admitting privileges, Louisiana argues the clinics do not have the standing to challenge Act 620. The clinics brought the challenge on behalf of patients allegedly harmed by the law. The state counters that there is a conflict between the clinics' interests and those of patients.
A decision finding that the clinics lack standing to challenge the law would have sweeping implications since it could foreclose future legal challenges to pro-life reforms or other regulations that affect abortion.
Justice Samuel Alito was particularly animated on the standing issue, repeatedly calling Rikelman's standing arguments "amazing." Roberts and Kavanaugh, however, did not touch on the issue at Wednesday's hearing.
The Trump administration supported Louisiana before the Court. Deputy solicitor general Jeff Wall told the justices Rikelman, not the state, broke with precedent by arguing that admitting-privileges rules are never permissible. He also said the providers should have waited for Act 620 to take effect before bringing their lawsuit, rather than challenging it preemptively.
A decision in the case, No. 18-1323 June Medical Services v. Russo, is expected by June.
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Kevin Daley covers the Supreme Court for the Washington Free Beacon. He has covered the Supreme Court since 2016. His email is daley@freebeacon.com.

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It's winter. The wind is blowing, the skies are overcast, people are coughing, sneezing, chilled and stressed. Maybe their digestion is a bit off. Now, imagine a hot, steaming cup of aromatic tea layered with distinct, robust flavors, a tea that is both pleasing to the palate and crafted to support wellness during the winter season.


Kendall Jenner strutted onto the Golden Globes 2018 red carpet looking as flawless as ever on Sunday night.
But while we still can't get over just how confident/sassy/incred she was looking, unfortunately 22-year-old Kendall faced a bit of backlash from some viewers who seemed more interested in commenting on her skin.
But on Monday evening, the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star shut down her critics in the best way when she responded to a fan who said she was an inspiration for hitting the red carpet with a break out (and still looking like a queen might we add).
'Ok but @KendallJenner showing up and strutting her acne while looking like a gorgeous star is what every girl needs to understand,' the follower tweeted.
And not phased by the online hate she's been receiving, Kendall then retweeted the fan, adding her own sassy message: 'Never let that s**t stop you!' along with a sunglasses emoji-face and a sparkle.
You tell 'em, Kendall! And obviously, the star's 25.8million followers rushed to defend her, as one replied: 'You are beautiful! I'm so glad have no shame in something EVERYONE goes through'.
This isn't the first time Kendall has spoken out about her skin struggles, as the model candidly opened up about suffering with acne in a blog post back in October 2015.
'Where it really impacted me was how self-conscious I became about it', she said.
'It completely ruined my self esteem. I wouldn't even look at people when I talked to them'.
Good on Kendall for being so honest about it!


Now that we are back into the full swing of things this fall, are you noticing daily that your children are having trouble focusing, fidgeting, or are inattentive? Has their teacher also expressed concern? Here are some things that can be done to make sure that your children are prepared to have a successful day.
Thirty minutes of morning aerobic activities before school, even jump-roping or running around, can help children be more attentive and less moody throughout the school day. Studies have shown an improvement of these behaviors in children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder; however short bursts of physical activity are essential to help all children focus and prepare for the day.
What we put into our bodies has a profound effect on how we function. While diet changes may not be the complete solution for all children, it should always be the first place we start. Both doctors and teachers have seen a significant reduction of ADHD symptoms in children when diet changes were made. It is vitally important that young growing minds and bodies get sufficient energy and nutrition throughout the day.
Here are some simple tips to remember when serving your children breakfast or packing their lunches.
Cut Out Preservatives and Food Additives – Know what is in your food. Can you read and understand everything in the ingredient list? Are their more than eight ingredients listed? Processed and packaged foods are packed with hidden additives and preservatives. Their use has been linked to ADD and ADHD symptoms in children. Another artificial enhancer commonly found in packaged or prepared foods is MSG – Monosodium Glutamate and is well known for causing headaches, stomach aches, and hyperactivity in children. All of these additives can be easily avoided by making the shift from packaged to freshly prepared foods.
Reduce Sugar Intake– Make sure lunches are not packed with sugary sweets, pastries, sweetened juices, sodas, or candies. Do your kids still look forward to finishing their lunch off with a treat? Switch to healthy sugars. Look for things sweetened with raw honey, agave nectar, or pure maple syrup. Try healthier alternative sweeteners, when needed, like Stevia or sugar alcohols such as erythritol and xylitol.
Ramp Up Healthy Fats and Proteins – Including a source of protein in every meal, especially breakfast, will help to level blood sugar spikes and prevent hunger between meals. Both omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids are essential to include in our diets and are necessary for proper brain development. Omega-3 enriched eggs, wild salmon, and grass fed meats are great sources. Try including nuts and seeds, beans, avocados, and winter squash in your diet this fall.
Snack Idea! – Have your children try almond butter with apple slices or banana.
Do you know if your child have any food intolerances? Food intolerances create toxic byproducts because the food is not digested and can cause many health problems. Help your child feel their best by helping them avoid their food intolerances so they can function optimally while at school and after. If you or anyone you know is worried that their family may have unknown food intolerances, testing is offered here in our office.
A good night's rest is also important to making sure your child is alert and active at school. Establish a bedtime routine starting after dinner by helping your children avoid snacking on sweets and the use of stimulating electronics before bed. Include calming activities such as reading books, bath time or listening to calming music. Make sure this routines takes place at about the same time every night for consistency, and aim for 8 hours of sleep for the older kids, and up to 10-11 hours a night for younger children.