Journal 1 1992. 

Articles

In search of Dun Nectain and the Lost Warrior-Nick Simpson

The "Swimming Elephant" Symbol -Eric H Nicoll

Words, Logos, Symbols and Beasts- David Moir

Kindling of the Ancient Fires- Marianna Lines

CSA Adopt a Monument Scheme- Jill Harden

Further Thoughts on The Bullion Stone- Elizabeth Marshall

A Novice Looks at the Symbol Stones- E C Irvine Fortescue

 

Journal 2. 1992

Articles

The Gododdin and the Picts- Tim J. Clarkson

A Report on a Sculpured Stone from Inverkeithing – Jack R.F. Burt

The Lost Warrior of Dunnichen- David Henry

Some Thoughts on The Mirror and Comb Symbol- E C Irvine Fortescue

What’s In a Name? -Stuart McHardy

New Symbol Stone Identified in Forres -Tom E. Gray

Class IV Cross-slab Found in Badenoch -Niall M. Robertson

The Dog-headed Man of Shetland- Niall M. Robertson

 

Journal 3. 1993

Articles

Ring-forts, Black castles, Homesteads in Atholl -Pictish? -D.B. Taylor

An Undescribed Cross-slab Discovered at Dundurn -Niall M. Robertson

To Clean or Not to Clean- Edith O. Bowman

Early Christian Carvings Discovered on the West Lomond -Ron Henderson and Niall M. Robertson

There’s No Such Thing as Pictish Art -Marianna Lines

More on The Gododdin and The Picts – Graeme Cruickshank 

Pictish Dreaming -David Watson Hood

 

Journal 4. 1993

Articles

The Horses of the Gododdin - Nerys Ann Jones

The Mythical Pict and the Monastic Pedant: The Origin

Of the Legend of the Galloway Picts- Richard Oram

The Papil, Shetland, Stones and Their Significance - Lloyd Laing

Hilton of Cadboll: A Mysterious Woman - Catriona Black

The Hilton of Cadboll Torc - Some Thoughts - Craig Cessford

The Torc and Chieftainship - Catriona Black

 

Journal 5. 1994

Articles

Hilton of Cadboll's Female Rider and Her Gear - Ross Trench-Jellicoe 

Did the Picts Wear Helmets? -Graeme Cruickshank

The Abers of Perthshire - Sheila McGregor 

A Hanging Bowl at Ulbster - Craig Cessford

Saxons, Irish and Picts in the Y Gooddin - Craig Cessford 

Fife Stones News - Niall M Robertson

Tarbat Historic Trust News- Tarbat Historic Trust Carved Stones - National Committee - Tom E Gray

 

Journal 6. 1994

Articles

A Black Cat Among the Pictish Beasts? - Charles Thomas

Dal Riada and the Golden Age of Celtic Art - Lloyd Laing 

Early Historic Chains of Power-Craig Cessford

Stilcho, Claudian and the Picts - Tim J. Clarkson 

Hawks and Torcs- Craig Cessford 

Pictish Helmets - Craig Cessford 

The Celtic Brooch and How it was Worn - Craig Cessford

 

Journal 7. 1995

Articles

What is David doing to a Lion? - Leslie Alcock 

Hilton of Cadboll's Female Rider and Her Gear - Ross Trench-Jellicoe 

Govan Stones - Irene Hughson 

Conservation and the Sueno's Stone - Catriona Black 

Of Pictish Helmets and Other Objects - Graeme Cruickshank

The Picts in Perthshire - Sheila McGregor 

Pictish Folk Art from Afar - Calvin Schildknecht

A Note on a Carved Stone fragment from Kilrenny, Fife - Edwina Proudfoot 

Proportional Representations for Kilrenny- Jack R.F. Burt

 

Journal 8 1995

Articles

The Date and Significance of the Ardchattan Stone -Lloyd Laing

Animal Masks and Costumes -Althea Tyndale

A Bull Cult at Burghead -Craig Cessford

Statistics and the Pictish Symbols -Craig Cessford

The Equestrian Motif in the Early Medieval Pictish Sculpture at Meigle, Perthshire -Ann Carringcon

Notes towards areading of parts of the Glamis stone -Althea Tyndale

Pelt, Pit, Pightle - and 'Maghras’ - Althea Tyndale

 

Journal 9. 1996

Articles

Ur-Symbols in the Pictograph-System of the Picts -Leslie Alcock

Colouring the Stones -Craig Cessford

New Discoveries of Pictish Carved Stones at Tarbat, Easter Ross -Niall M Robertson

Some Gleanings on the Picts from Gaelic Sources -Michael Newton

The Picts as Celts? A Pictish perspective on the Congress of Celtic Studies, Edinburgh, 1995 -Graeme Cruickshank

Ancient Pictorial Carvings on Stones in Scotland- Some Observations On Their Meaning James Brodie

Vanora's Grave at Meigle -Shiela McGregor

Pictish Silver and the Gododdin Poem -Craig Cessford

A Note on Meigle 2

-Katrin Thier and Eva Grau-du Mont

 

Journal 10 1996

Articles

A review of the Pictish Crossbow -James Macaulay

A new look at the Pictish King List - Kyle A. Gray

The stones of Apurfeirt and Ceirfuill -Craig Cessford

 

A possible boundary between Dal Riata and Pictland -Elizabeth B Rennie

Passports to Paradise -Stuart Kermack

 

The St Andrews Sarcophagus Ian G. Scott

Ur-Symbols or Formal and Utilitarian Scripts? -Craig Cessford

 

Journal 11 1997

Articles

The Rhynie Cluster - or Clusters? Alasdair Mack

How many Picts were there? Leslie Alcock

An attempt on the meaning of the Pictish symbols Part 1 – Stuart Kermack

The Crossbow Brooch from Cairn Liath Craig Cessford

Mirrors and Mirror Cases Jim Macaulay

The multiple crescent and V-rod -an anomalous symbol grouping- Craig Cessford

Re-reading St Madoes  Craig Cessford

 

Journal 12. 1998

Articles

An attempt on the meaning of the Pictish symbols Part 2 - Stuart Kermack

The Skeith Stone, Upper Kilrenny, Fife - Ross Trench-Jellicoe

The Early Medieval Sculptures from St Blane's, Kingarth, Bute Lloyd Laing

Tattoo Redux: Picti, Pechts and the Motherland Kyle A. Gray

Field Guide update Alastair Mack

 

Journal 13 1998

Articles

Is the Bestiary Represented on the Front of the Canna Cross? Ian G Scott

Tongs and 'Tuning Forks' -Craig Cessford

Hilton of Cadboll Rides Again -Craig Cessford

'Reverse Order' Crescent and V-Rods -Alastair Mack

Crieff Cross-Slab Mark Hall

 

Journal 14 1999

Articles

The Forres Stone (Forres 2)

-Alastair Mack

The Camuston Cross and its Iconography -Lloyd Laing

The Pictish Symbols at Trusty's Hill, Anwoth, Kirkcudbright -Lloyd Laing

Matriliny at the Millennium: the Question of Pictish Matrilineal Succession Revisited -Kyle Anne Gray

The Breck of Hillwell Stone -Alastair Mack

The Sacred Tree- -J. Phillip Joss

The Tummel Bridge Hoard -Craig Cessford

 

 

Journal 15 2000

Articles

Geographical distribution of Mirror-case and Mirror Symbols -Bob Henery

Sculptural and Archaeological cauldrons in Northern Britain -Craig Cessford

Pictish Wheeled Vehicles -Craig Cessford 

Identification of Drum Alban, Admanan's Dorsum Britanniae

- J D Dorren and N Henry

An Unpublished Silver Proto-Handpin of Norrie's Law Type

Lloyd Laing

 

Journal 16. 2001

Articles

An Attempt at the Meaning of the Pictish Symbols Part 3 -Stuart Kermack

Wargaming Nechtansmere -Allan Webster

Frederick Sandays' Pictish Morgan La Fay -Craig Cessford

The Origins of the Pictish Beast- Craig Cessford

Pit-names and the Culdees -Bob Henery

Sir Daniel Wilson and Pictish Art -Lloyd Laing

The Serpent Symbol on Upper Mandeen -Bob Henery

 

Journal 17. 2008

Articles

The Political Range of Áedán mac Gabrin, King of Dál Rita -Jonathan Jarret

Climate Change in Pictish Scotland: Changing Views on Scale, Frequency, Intensity and the Human Context -Richard lipping

A Possible Battlefield Site -Stuart McHardy

A Folklore Approach to a Pictish Symbol -Stuart McHardy

The Dunadd Boar: A Note -George Henderson

Articles

The Gododdin and the Picts- Tim J. Clarkson

A Report on a Sculpured Stone from Inverkeithing – Jack R.F. Burt

The Lost Warrior of Dunnichen- David Henry

Some Thoughts on The Mirror and Comb Symbol- E C Irvine Fortescue

What’s In a Name? -Stuart McHardy

New Symbol Stone Identified in Forres -Tom E. Gray

Class IV Cross-slab Found in Badenoch -Niall M. Robertson

The Dog-headed Man of Shetland- Niall M. Robertson

 

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