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a paper to the Society entitled " Notices of the Isle of the Loch of Banchory, the Isle of Loch Canmor, and other Scottish examples of the artificial or stockaded islands, called Crannoges in Ireland, and Keltischen Pfahlbauten in Switzerland."This paper was not printed in the Proceedings, in consequence of Mr Eobertson's desire to amplify his notices of these ancient remains.Other engagements having prevented him from carrying out his design, he recently placed his collections in my hands, with permission to add to my account of Scottish crannogs, anything from his notes which I might care to select.Of this permission I have gladly availed myself, and the passages introduced from Mr Eobertson's collection are
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