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INTRODUCTION.
THE Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland was
formed in the year 1871 by the union of two Societies-The Ethnological
Society of London (founded in the year 1843) and the Anthropological
Society of London (founded in 1863). Each of these Societies issued
publications under various titles, and this has necessitated the use of a
considerable number of abbreviations in a general index, a full explana-
tion of which is given in the following list. Since the union, the title of
the periodical issued by the Institute has remained unchanged, viz.,
“The Journal of the Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and
Ireland." The first twenty volumes of this publication have been
included in the present work.
With the first part of the first volume of the "Transactions of the
Ethnological Society" were issued twelve pages entitled "Report of the
Ordinary Meetings of the Ethnological Society"; these pages are num-
bered 129–140, and contain notices of the papers read at the meetings of
the Society from November 25th, 1857, to December 21st, 1859, with
abstracts of a few of those papers which are not printed at length in the
'Transactions"; they were not included in the bound volume of the
"Transactions," the pagination of which is complete without them; the
abstracts have been indexed, and the pages distinguished from the others
having the same numbers by being placed in square brackets [129-140].
The Proceedings of the Anthropological Society of London were incor-
porated with a quarterly journal entitled "The Anthropological Review,"
and, as this was issued to all members of the Society, it has been included
in this index: the same remark applies to a periodical known as
“The
Popular Magazine of Anthropology," which had an existence of one
year only, and was bound in the same cover and issued with the numbers
of the "Anthropological Review” for 1866 (vol. iv).
An error occurs in the pagination of the "Journal of the Anthropo-
logical Society" contained in the second volume of the " Anthropological
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Introduction.
-
Review," in which pages cclxiii-cclxxii are repeated; the second ten of
these twenty pages are distinguished in the index by being printed in
italics (cclxiii-cclxxii).
The pagination of the "Journal of the Anthropological Society of
London" is continued from Nos. 28 and 29 of the "Anthropological
Review" to the first two numbers of the "Journal of Anthropology";
but in No. 3 of the "Journal of Anthropology" the pagination of the
"Journal of the Anthropological Society" recommences with page i.
In 1873 certain members of the old Anthropological Society of
London founded the "London Anthropological Society," in connection
with which a periodical was published entitled "Anthropologia." At
the end of 1875 this Society was dissolved, and several of its mem-
bers became members of the "Anthropological Institute." It has been
thought well, therefore, to include a brief index to "Anthropológia "
in the present volume; inasmuch, however, as the "London Anthropo-
logical Society" had no direct connection with the "Anthropological
Institute of Great Britain and Ireland," the entries relating to Anthropo-
logia have been printed in italics.
In the case of papers read before either of the Societies, the full title
is given under the Author's name, together with information as to length,
illustration, and the date of the meeting at which, the paper was read,
whenever that has been ascertained. In order to avoid complication and
needless repetition, the dates of publication of the various volumes are
not given in the body of the index, but are collected together in a table
at the commencement.
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EXPLANATION OF THE ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THE
A.R.
A.R. i, T.A.S.
A.R. ii, J.A.S.
Á.R.
iv, P.M.A.
Anthrop...
J.A.
J.A., J.A.S.
J.A. [3], J.A.S.
J.A.I.
&c.
&c.
A.R. ii, J.A.S. pp. cclxiii- The second ten of the twenty pages numbered cclxiii-
cclxxii
cclxxii in the Journal of the Anthropological Society,
contained in the second volume of the Anthropological
Review.
J.A.I. i, P.A.S.
J.A.I. i, P.E.S.
J.E.S.
J.E.S., N.S.
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T.E.S.
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Anthropological Review.
Transactions of the Anthropological Society contained in
the first volume of the Anthropological Review.
Journal of the Anthropological Society contained in the
second volume of the Anthropological Review.
The Popular Magazine of Anthropology, issued with the
fourth volume of the Anthropological Review.
Anthropologia—the Organ of the London Anthropological
Society.
Journal of Anthropology-the Organ of the Anthropo-
logical Society of London.
Journal of the Anthropological Society, contained in the
first two numbers of the Journal of Anthropology.
Journal of the Anthropological Society, contained in the
third number of the Journal of Anthropology.
Journal of the Anthropological Institute of Great Britain
and Ireland.
Proceedings of the Anthropological Society of London,
contained in the first volume of the Journal of the
Anthropological Institute.
Proceedings of the Ethnological Society of London, con-
tained in the first volume of the Journal of the Anthro-
pological Institute.
Journal of the Ethnological Society of London.
Journal of the Ethnological Society of London.
Series.
New
Memoirs read before the Anthropological Society of London.
Transactions of the Ethnological Society of London. New
Series.
Ten pages issued with Part I of the first volume of the
Transactions of the Ethnological Society of London, and
entitled " Report of the Ordinary Meetings of the
Ethnological Society."
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DATES OF PUBLICATION.
Publications of the "ETHNOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON."
J.E.S.-JOURNAL OF THE ETHNOLOGICAL SOCIETY. Four Vols.
J.E.S. i (pp. 374), published 1848.
1850.
J.E.S. ii (pp. 283),
J.E.S. iii (pp. 296),
J.E.S. iv (pp. 316),
1854.
1856.
T.E.S.-TRANSACTIONS OF THE ETHNOLOGICAL SOCIETY. Seven Vols.
1863.
1865.
T.E.S. i (pp. iv, 378 + 12)*, published 1861.
T.E.S. ii (pp. viii, 468),
T.E.S. iii (pp. vi, 418),
T.E.S. iv (pp. viii, 360),
T.E.S. v (pp. viii, 346, 4)†,
T.E.S. vi (pp. 8, viii, 364)‡,
T.E.S. vii (pp. viii, 334),
1866.
1867.
1868.
1869.
Definitions.
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A.R. i (pp. 500)
A.R. i, T.A.S. (pp. xxxiv)
A.R. ii (pp. iv, 348)
A.R. ii, J.A.S. (pp. ccxcii,
+ x) §
A.R. iii (pp. 378)..
A.R. iii, J.A.S. (pp. cccxviii,
A.R. iv (pp. 410)..
A.R. iv, J.A.S. (pp. ccxiv)
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* In this volume pages 129-140 are duplicated, the first twelve being entitled
Report of the Ordinary Meetings of the Ethnological Society."
The Report of the Council for the year 1865-66 is bound up at the end of this
volume, but separately paged.
The Report of the Council for the year 1866-67, together with the President's
Address, is bound up at the beginning of this volume, but separately paged.
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J.E.S., N.S.-JOURNAL OF THE ETHNOLOGICAL SOCIETY. New Series. Two Vols.
J.E.S., N.S. i (pp. xxviii, 400), published 1869.
J.E.S., N.S. ii (pp. xxxvi, 488),
1870.
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Publications of the "ANTHROPOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON.”
A.R.-ANTHROPOLOGICAL REVIEW. Eight Vols.
Published 1863.
Transactions of the Anthropological Society of London,
contained in the first volume of the Anthropological
Review, but separately paged in small Roman numerals.
Published 1864.
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Journal of the Anthropological Society of London, con-
tained in the second volume of the Anthropological
Review, but separately paged in small Roman numerals.
Published 1865.
1865.
1866.
1866.
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§ An error occurs in the pagination of A.R. ii, J.A.S., in which pages cclxiii-
cclxxii are repeated; the second ten of these twenty pages are distinguished in this
index by being printed in italics (cclxiii-cclxxii).
A.R. iv, P.M.A. (pp. 150,
viii, 72)*
A.R. v (pp. 378).
A.R. v, J.A.S. (pp. cclxxiv)
A.R. vi (pp. 470)..
A.R. vi, J.A.S. (pp. cc)
A.R. vii (pp. 434)
A.R. vii, J.A.S. (pp. ccxl)
A.R. viii (pp. 206)
A.R. viii, J.A.S. (pp. cviii)
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Definitions.
vii
The Popular Magazine of Anthropology, issued with the
fourth volume of the Anthropological Review, but
separately paged.
J.A. (pp. 368)
J.A., J.A.S. (pp. lxxvi)
Published 1867.
1867.
1868.
1868.
1869.
1869.
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*The Popular Magazine of Anthropology consisted of four parts, issued with the
four parts of the Anthropological Review for 1866, and a "Special Number," containing
an account of a Special Meeting of the Anthropological Society, held at St. James's
Hall, and separately paged.
1870.
1870.
J.A.-JOURNAL OF ANTHROPOLOGY. One Vol.
Published 1871.
Journal of the Anthropological Society of London, con-
tained in parts 1 and 2 of the Journal of Anthropology,
but separately paged in small Roman numerals, in con-
tinuation of A.R. viii, J.A.S. [pp. cix-clxxxiv].
J.A. [3], J.A.S. (pp. xlviii) Journal of the Anthropological Society of London, con-
tained in part 3 of the Journal of Anthropology, but
separately paged in small Roman numerals (i-xlviii).
M.A.S.-MEMOIRS READ BEFORE THE ANTHROPOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON.
Three Vols.
M.A.S. i (pp. viii, 534) Published 1865.
M.A.S. ii (pp. x, 464)
M.A.S. iii (pp. viii, 580)..
1866.
1870.
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TRANSLATIONS issued by the Anthropological Society of London,
but not Indexed in the Present Work.
WAITZ'S INTRODUCTION TO ANTHROPOLOGY. Edited from the first volume of
Anthropologie der Vaturvölker, by J. F. Collingwood, F.R.S.L., F.G.S., F.A.S.L.,
Foreign Associate of the Anthropological Society of Paris. 8vo, 1863, pp. xvi,
404.
ON THE PHENOMENA OF HYBRIDITY IN THE GENUS HOMO.
Secrétaire Général à la Société d'Anthropologie de Paris.
Blake, F.G.S., Hon. F.A.S.L. 8vo, 1864, pp. xiv, 76.
By Dr. Paul Broca,
Edited by C. Carter
THE PLURALITY OF THE HUMAN RACE. By George Pouchet, M.D., translated and
edited from the second edition by Hugh J. C. Beavan, F.S.A., F.R.G.S., 8vo,
1864, pp. xiv, 158.
LECTURES ON MAN. His place in Creation, and in the History of the Earth. By Dr.
Carl Vogt, Professor of Natural History in the University of Geneva. Edited by
James Hunt, Founder and First President of the Anthropological Society of
London. 8vo, 1864, pp. xxii, 476.
:
Definitions.
BLUMENBACH (J. F.), LIVES AND ANTHROPOLOGICAL TREATISES OF, including the De
Generis Humani Varietate Nativa, and the Dissertatio Inauguralis of Dr. John
Hunter. Translated and edited by T. Bendyshe, M.A., F.A.S.L., Fellow of King's
College, Cambridge. 8vo, 1865, pp. xvi, 406.
viii
LAKE HABITATIONS AND PRE-HISTORIC REMAINS in the Turbaries and Marl-Beds of
Northern and Central Italy. By Bartolomeo Gastaldi, Professor of Mineralogy in
the School of Engineering of Turin. Translated from the Italian and edited by
Charles Harcourt Chambers, M.A., F.R.G.S., F.A.S.L. 8vo, 1865, pp. xvi, 130.
Publications of the "ANTHROPOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF GREAT
BRITAIN AND IRELAND.”
J.A.I.-JOURNAL OF THE ANTHROPOLOGICAL INSTITUTE. Vols. i-xx.
Published 1872.
Proceedings of the Anthropological Society of London,
contained in the first volume of the Journal of the
Anthropological Institute, but separately paged in small
Roman numerals (i-xxxvii).
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. (pp. cxxiii) Proceedings of the Ethnological Society of London, con-
tained in the first volume of the Journal of the Anthro-
pological Institute, but separately paged in small Roman
numerals (xxxviii-clx).
Published 1873.
1874.
1875.
1876.
J.A.I. i (pp. 428, clx)
J.A.I. i, P.A.S. (pp. xxxvii)
J.A.I. ii (pp. 456)
J.A.I. iii (pp. 540)
J.A.I. iv (pp. 508)
J.A.I. v (pp. 498)
J.A.I. vi (pp. iv, 528)
J.A.I. vii (pp. iv, 552)
J.A.I. viii (pp. iv, 432)
J.A.I. ix (pp. viii, 478)
J.A.I. x (pp. viii, 474)
J.A.I. xi (pp. viii, 516)
J.A.I. xii (pp. vi, 582)
J.A.I. xiii (pp. vi, 510)
J.A.I. xiv (pp. vi, 404)
J.A.I. xv (pp. vi, 510)
J.A.I. xvi (pp. vi, 434)
J.A.I. xvii (pp. viii, 364). .
J.A.I. xviii (pp. viii, 444)
J.A.I. xix (pp. vi, 522)
J.A.I. xx (pp. vi, 388)
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1877.
1878.
1879.
1880.
1881.
1882.
1883.
1884.
1885.
1886.
1887.
1888.
1889.
1890.
1891.
(In Progress.)
Anthrop. (pp. 604, cxlviii) "Anthropologia," the Organ of the "London
Anthropological Society," published 1873-5.
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Abbeville, Flint Implements from (Ex. 45)
the Fossil Man of
Fossil Man of, see Falconer, H.
Jaw, see Quatrefages, A. de
Jaw, Remarks on the
Aberdeen, Stone Circles near, see Lewis, A. L...
Abessinia and the Neighbouring Countries, on the
Geographical Distribution of the Languages of, see
Beke, C. T.
Abnormal Distortion of Wrist, Inherited, see Chambers,
C. H.
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INDEX.
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Abnormity, Hereditary Transmission of, see Morris, J. P.
Abolition of Slavery, see McHenry, G.
Abolition of Slavery..
Aboriginal Dialects of Queensland..
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Inhabitants of the Andaman Islands, see Man,
E. H.
lanea, 143
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Monuments in Canada, see Gibb, Duncan
Paucity of, by Sir Duncan
Gibb, see Anthropology at the British Associa-
tion, 1869
Occupations, see Hall, G. R.
Ovens, see Beveridge, P...
Savage Races of Man
Aborigines, Australian, see Anthropological
lanea, 104
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Miscel-
Legends of, see Anthropological Miscel-
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on the Page and Isis (Hunter River, New South
Wales)
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of Queensland, Extermination of
K
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see Murray, T. A..
see Anthropological Miscellanea, 28.. J.A.I. ii, 307
North, see Creed,
J.A.I. vii, 266
and Half-castes, see Peel, R.
J.A. [3]; J.A.S. p. xxxi
of Australia. Review. See Anthropological
Miscellanea, 28
see Wake, C. S.
of Central America, Macana of, see Anthropo-
logical News, 161
of Central Queensland, see Beddoe, J.
of Chatham Island, see Welch, E. A.
A.R. v. J.A.S.
p. xxxii
A.R. ii, 220–222
A.R. i, 177
A.R. i, 312
A.R. i, T.A.S. p. x
J.A.I. xvii, 44
J.E.S. ii, 208
A.R. ii, 59
A. R. iii, 183
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. cviii
A.R. i, 182
J.A.I. ii, 166
J.A.I. xii, 69, 117, 327
J.A., J.A.S. p. clxxiii
A.R. vii, 423
A.R. i, 415
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. clxxxvii
A.R. iv, P.M.A. 49–60
J.A.I. ix, 459
J.A.I. xiv, 87
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. liii
J.A.I. ii, 307
J.A. [3], J.A.S. p. xiii
A.R. viii, 100
J.A.I. vii, 145
A.R. viii, J.A.S. p. xcvii
J.A.I. vii, 255
A.R. vi, 461
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Index.
"Aborigines of Tasmania. By H. Ling Roth." Review J.A.I. xx, 222
Aborigines of Yesso, see Ainos.
Abraham (Rt. Rev.), C. J. (D.D.), see Wellington,
Bishop of.
Absaroka Myth, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 115
Abyssinia, Ethnology of, see Crawfurd, J.
the Native Races of, see Blanc, H.
see Abessinia.
Accepted Impossibilities
Acclimatisation, see Miscellanea Anthropologica, 39
of Europeans in the United States of America,
see Hunt, J.
of Man
see Hunt, J.
Accra Language, see Hanson, A. W.
Acheson, F. On a Pseudo-Cromlech on Mount Alexander,
Australia. 23rd February, 1869
on a supposed Stone Implement from County
Wicklow, Ireland. 7th December, 1869. (Woodcut)
Acquirement of Language by Mutes, see Heath, D. I.
Acrobats, Indian, see Shortt, J., on the Domber
Actions, Instinctive, see Murray, W.
.
Acts xvii, 26 (Codex Sinaiticus), see Bendyshe, T.
see Miscellanea Anthropologica, 8
Adamite Species, see Harris, G., on the Plurality of races
and Pre-Adamite, see Anthropological News, 35
Adamites, see Wake, C. S...
Adampé, see Daniell, W. F.
Adams, (Dr.) A. Leith, on a Series of 'Chipped Flints
Collected in the Islands of Guernsey and Herm. 18th
March, 1872
Address, 1844, see King, R.
1845, see Malcolm, Charles
1846, see Malcolm, Charles
1847, see Prichard, J. C.
1848, see Prichard, J. C.
1851, see Malcolm, C.
1852, see Cull, R.
1853, see Brodie, B. C.
1854, see Brodie, B. C.
1863, see Hunt, J.
1864, see Hunt, J.
1865, see Hunt, J.
1866, see Hunt, J.
1867, see Crawfurd, J.
1867, see Hunt, J.
1868, see Heath, D. I.
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1869, see Hunt, J.
1870, see Beddoe, J.
1870, see Huxley, T. H.
1871, see Beddoe, J.
1872, see Lubbock, J.
1873, see Lubbock, J.
1874, see Busk, G...
1875, see Busk, G...
1876, see Rivers, A. H. Pitt
1877, see Rivers, A. H. Pitt
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J.A.I. x, 239
T.E.S. vi, 282
T.E.S. vii, 291
Anthrop. 355
A.R. iii, 85
A.R. viii, 109
A.R. iv, P.M.A. 27-30
A.R. iv, P.M.A. 118–120
A.R. iv, P.M.A. 145–147
T.E.S. ii, 50
J.E.S. iv, 84
J.E.S., N.S. i, 75
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 43, 44
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. lxxxiii
A.R. ii, J.A.S. clxxxix
p.
A.R. i, 412
A.R. ii, 147
A. R. i, 490
A.R. v, 175
A.R. v, 244
J.A.I. i, 363
J.E.S. iv, 1
J.A.I. ii, 68
J.E.S. ii, 9
J.E.S. ii, 41
J.E.S. ii, 69
J.E.S. i, 301
J.E.S. ii, 119
J.E.S. iii, 86
J.E.S. iii, 165
J.E.S. iv, 98
J.E.S. iv, 294
A.R. i, 1
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. lxxx
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. lxxxv
A.R. iv, J.A.S. lix
p.
T.E.S. vi, 6
A.R. v, J.A.S.
p. xliv
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. lxxxiv
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. civ
A.R. viii, J.A.S. p. lxxviii
J.E.S., N.S. ii, p. xvi
J.A.I. i, P.A.S. p. xxiv
J.A.I. i, 381
J.A.I. ii, 429
J.A.I. iii, 507
J.A.I. iv, 476
J.A.I. v, 468
J.A.I. vi, 491
Index.
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Address, 1878, see Evans, J.
1879, see Evans, J.
1880, see Tylor, E. B.
1881, see Tylor, E. B.
1882, see Rivers, A. H. Pitt
1883, see Evans, J...
1884, see Flower, W. H.
1885, see Flower, W. H.
1886, see Galton, F.
1887, see Galton, F.
1888, see Galton, F.
1889, see Galton, F.
1890, see Beddoe, J.
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1891, see Beddoe, J.
Address delivered in the Department of Ethnology
and Anthropology. (British Association for the
Advancement of Science, 1870.) By John Evans,
F.R.S., F.S.A., see Contemporary Literature
to the Department of Anthropology of the
British Association, 1879. By Edward B. Tylor,
D.C.L., F.R.S., see Anthropological Miscellanea,
100
1881. By Professor W. H. Flower, LL.D., F.R.S.,
see Anthropological Miscellanea, 127
to the Anthropological Section of the British Asso-
ciation, 1887. By Professor A. H. Sayce, M.A., see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 172
to the Bath and Bristol Branch of the British
Medical Association. By John Beddoe, M.D.,
F.R.S., see Anthropological Miscellanea, 103
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by M. Broca to the French Association for the
Advancement of the Sciences, 1877, see Anthropolo-
gical Miscellanea, 87
"Address to the Geographical Society of Paris. By
Maltebrun." Review..
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"Address delivered in the Department of Geology,
British Association, 1878. By John Evans, D.C.L.,
F.R.S." Brief Abstract
"Address on Chemistry in its Relations to Medicine. By
W. B. Herapath. Review
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Donaldson, J. W.
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Tribal, among the Aborigines of Australia, see
Wake, C. S.
Africa, Ancient Egyptian Boomerang (Ex. 287)
Divination among the Natives of Natal,
Callaway, H.
Figures Modelled by Native Zulu (Ex. 22)
Flint Flakes from Egypt (Ex. 226)
Flint Flakes, Arrow-heads, &c., from Egypt (Ex.
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J.A.I. vii, 515
J.A.I. viii, 402
J.A.I. ix, 443
J.A.I. x, 440
J.A.I. xi, 488
J.A.I. xii, 563
J.A.I. xiii, 488
229)
Flint and Bronze Implements from Egypt (Ex. 251)
Implements and Works of Art from the Lower
Congo (Ex. 378)
J.A.I. xiv, 378
J.A.I. xv, 489
J.A.I. xvi, 387
J.A.I. xvii, 346
J.A.I. xviii, 401
J.A.I. xix, 481
J.A.I. xx, 348
J.A. 355
J.A.I. ix, 235
J.A.I. xi, 184
Aden, Hebrew Manuscripts from (Ex. 42)
Admiralty Islands, Inhabitants of, see Moseley, H. N. J.A.I. vi, 379
Weapons from (Ex. 209)
Adzes, Stone, from Burmah (Ex. 216)
J.A.I. vi, 425
J.A.I. vii, 117
Affinities, Scandinavian, of the Etruscan Language, see
J.E.S. iv, 176
J.A. [3], J.A.S. p. xiii
J.A.I. xii, 454
J.A.I. xvii, 166
J.A.I. xi, 351
J.A.I. vii, 187
A.R. iv, P.M.A. 84
J.A.I. viii, 101
A.R. ii, 121
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. clxxi
J.A I. i, 163
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 121
J.A.I. vii, 323
J.A.I. vii, 396
J.A.I. x, 429
J.A.I. xvii, 213
B 2
4
Index.
Africa, Photographs of Natives of Algeria (Ex. 334)
Progress of Civilisation in, see Crawfurd, J.
Stone Implement from Algeria (Ex. 248)
Implements from (Ex. 122)
see Baker, S. W., on the Races of the Nile Basin
see Edwards, H. W., Marble Armlet from
Lukoja
see Gibb, G. D., on the Character of the Voice
see Grout, L., on the Zulu Language
see Mann, R. J., on the Kaffir Race of Natal
see Phillips, R. C., on the Lower Congo
see Rigby, C. P., on the Origin of the Somali
Race
· ·
see Robins, T. V., on the Niger
see Wilson, C. W., on the Tribes of the Nile
Valley
Central, Bunu boy, &c. (Ex. 40)
256)
Fetish from Lake Nyassa (Ex. 423)
Scenes and Natives, Photographs of (Ex.
see Cameron, V. L.
see Flower, W. H., on two Skeletons of
Akkas
see Flower, W. H., on a Fetish from
Lake Nyassa
see Hore, E. C.
see Robins, T. V., on the Bunu Tribe
see Wildman, L. :.
East, Skull from Quiloa (Ex. 43).
Tribes and Languages, see Steere, E.
Africa, Egypt, Ethnology of, see Poole, R. S.
Equatorial, see Grant, J.
••
··
··
··
••
•
..
··
•
see Burton, R.
··
see Reade, W. W., on the Bush Tribes
Eastern Equatorial, see Johnston, H. H.
the Gaboon, see Walker, R. B. N.
Gold Coast, see Anthropological Conferences
see Anthropological Miscellanea, 232
Guinea, Ashantee Fetish Curse (Ex. 172)
Gold Objects from Ashantee (Ex. 174)
Skull from Ashantee (Ex. 171)
Yoruba Bows, &c. (Ex. 406)
"Bull-roarers" (Ex. 403)
··
•
•
•
•
•
see Batty, R. B., on the Yoruba Country
see Burton, R. F., on the Present State
••
of Dahome
Guinea, see Moloney, A., on Yoruba Bows
(Niger), Marble Armlet from Lukoja (Ex. 8)
Northern, Existence of a Race of Red Men in,
Anthropological Miscellanea, 40.
Sierra Leone, see Clarke, R.
see Harris, J. M., on the Gallinas
People
•
see Harris, J. M., on the Gallinas People
Soudan. Darfur Boy (Ex. 291)
Africa, South, Aborigines of Natal (Ex. 76)
Bechuana Skull (Ex. 75)
Bushman Drawings (Ex. 288)
Cave Cannibals of, see Layland, W.
··
♥·
see
J.A.I. xv, 185
XV,
T.E.S. iii, 98
J.A.I. x, 316
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. xcii
T.E.S. v, 228
J.E.S., N.S. i, 35
M.A.S. iii, 244
J.E.S. iii, 247
T.E.S. v, 277
J.A.I. xvii, 214
T.E.S. v, 91
T.E.S. v, 82
J.A.I. xvii, 3
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. cx
J.A.I. xx, 225
J.A.I. xi, 74
J.A.I. vi, 167
J.A.I. xviii, 3
J.A.I. xx, 225
J.A.I. xii, 2
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. cx
T.E.S. iv, 268
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. clxxvi
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. cxliii
T.E.S. ii, 260
T.E.S. iii, 83
T.E.S. i, 316
A.R. i, T.A.S. p. xix
J.A.I. xv, 3
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. cxlix
J.A.I. xvi, 180
J.A.I. xx, 363
J.A.I. iv, 88
J.A.I. iv, 122
J.A.I. iv, 62
J.A.I. xix, 213
J.A.I. xix, 159
J.A.I. xix, 160
T.E.S. iii, 400
J.A.I. xix, 213
J.E.S., N.S. i, 35
J.A.I. iii, 300
T.E.S. ii, 320
M.A.S. ii, 25
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. lxxxii
J.A.I. xii, 469
A.R. V,
clxxvii
J.A.S. p.
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. cliv
J.A.I. xii, 464
J.E.S., N.S. i, 76
Index.
5
Africa, South, Ethnological Objects from, see Anthro-
pological Conferences
South, Implements and Dress from (Ex. 39)
Land Tenure among the Aboriginal Tribes,
see Frere, H. Bartle
Polygamous Marriage in, see Sanderson,
J...
Prehistoric Remains in, see Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 164 ..
South, on the Races of, see Anthropological
Conferences
304)
South, Skeletons from, see Macalister, A.
the Stone Age in, see Gooch, W. D.
Stone Hammer and Double-pointed Cut-
ting Instrument from the Cape (Ex. 133)
South, Stone Implements from (Ex. 123)
(Ex. 260)
(Ex. 365)
see Feilden, H. W.
..
··
from Natal
mans
..
··
··
•
•
(Ex.
Cape, see Dale, Langham
··
South, Stone Implements and Pottery from the
Cape (Ex. 132)..
··
see Layard, E. L.
see Penning, W. H.
the Cape (Ex. 12)
Natal (Ex. 233)
and Pottery from the
··
South, Tribes of, see Macdonald, James
Weapons and Implements, see Griesbach,
•
C. L.
South, see Conder, C. R., on the Native Tribes in
Bechuanaland
South, see Grey, George, on Quartzite Imple-
ments
South, see Holub, E.
see Hutchinson, M., on a Collection of
Bushman Drawings
South, see Lubbock, J., Stone Implements from
the Cape
South, see Macdonald, James
··
•
see Sanderson, J., on Stone Implements
see Stow, G. W., on a Tribe of Bush-
see Callaway, H., on Divination
South, Natal, see Calloway, H., on Infanticide
see Anthropological Miscellanea, 121..
South West, Explorations in, see Baines, T.
Review
Africa, West, on Carvings from, see Walker, R. B. N...
..
Ethnological Objects from (Ex. 286)
Grass Cloth from Lagos (Ex. 111)
Objects from Loango (Ex. 34)
on the People of Batanga, see Anthropo-
logical Miscellanea, 126
Specimens from the Gaboon (Ex. 74)
Symbolic Messages, see Bloxam, G. W.
see Burton, R. F., a Day among the Fans
··
··
J.A.I. xvi, 178
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. cii
J.A.I. xii, 258
J.A.I. viii, 254
J.A.I. xvi, 423
J.A.I. xvi, 177
J.A.I. xvi, 149
J.A.I. xi, 124
J.A.I. i, 348
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. xcrii
J.A.I. xi, 180
J.A.I. xvi, 65, 66
J.A.I. xiii, 162
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. xcvii
J.A.I. xvi, 68
J.E.S., N.S. i, 51
J.A.I. viii, 15
J.A.I. i, 345
J.A.I. i, 345
J.A.I. xx, 113
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. cliv
J.A.I. xvi, 76
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 39
J.A.I. x, 2
J.A.I. xii, 464
J.E.S., N.S. i, 51
J.A.I. xix, 264
J.A.I. viii, 15
J.A.I. iii, 244
J.A.I. i, 163
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. cxxxvii
J.A.I. x, 460
A.R. iv, 243
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. cxxiv
J.A.I. xii, 454
J.A.I. i, 30
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. cxxiv
J.A.I. x, 463
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. cxliv
J.A.I. xvi, 295
T.E.S. iii, 36
6
Index.
Africa, West, see Burton, R. F., and V. L. Cameron,
on Stone Implements from the Gold Coast
West, see Burton, R. F., on the Dahoman
see Griffith, T. R., on the Races Inhabiting
(
Sierra Leone
West, see Kolbe, F. N.
see Mann, A., on the Numeral System of
the Yoruba Nation
West, see Price, F. G. H., on the Quissama
Tribe
see Walker, R. B. N., on the Mpongwe
Tribe
see Wildman, L., on the People about
··
Little Popo
West, Gold Coast, see Daniell, W. F.
West, Old Callebar, see Daniell, W. F...
see Walker, J. B...
Western, see Johnston, H. H., on the Races of
the Congo
Western, Equatorial, see Burton, R. F., Notes on
Du Chaillu's Explorations
<<
Western, Equatorial, see Du Chaillu
and Syria, Stone Implements from, see Lubbock,
John
African, Oil Painting of (Ex. 347)..
Anthropology, see Anthropological Notes, 17
Elephants, Tusks of, Identical with those of
Mammoth (Ex. 144)
Nations, Character of the Voice in, see Gibb, D.
Ornaments (Ex. 86)
Symbolic Messages, see Gollmer, C. A.
Tribes, see Hutchinson, T. J.
of the British Empire, see Anthro-
pological Conferences
Africans, Photographs of (Ex. 349)
of the Niger, Photographs of (Ex. 360)
Age and Antiquity of the Book of Nabathæan Agricul-
ture. By E. Renan." Review
..
Age and Weight of Brain, see Weisbach, A.
••
of the Hyena Bed in Victoria Cave, Settle, see
Tiddeman, R. H.
Mythic, see Westropp, H. M.
!
•
Ages of Parents and Sex of Offspring, see Napier,
C. O. G...
Relative, of Cremation and Contracted Burial,
see Pennington, R.
Aggri Beads, see Price, J. E.
Skulls, see Davis, J. B.
Woman, Skeleton of, see Davis, J. B.
Ainos, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 41
·
J.A.I. xii, 449
M.A.S. i, 308
"}
J.A.I. xvi, 300
J.E.S. iii, 1
J.A.I. xvi, 59
J.A.I. i, 185
M.A.S. ii, 283
T.E.S. iv, 268
J.E.S. iv, 1
J.E.S. i, 210
J.A.I. vi, 119
J.A.I. xiii, 461
T.E.S. i, 316
T.E.S. i, 305
J.A.I. vii, 165
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. clxxv
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. cxix
J.A.I. iv, 265
J.A.I. xii, 64
J.A.I. xii, 64
(Ex. 270)
Agricultural Implements from the Naga Hills (Ex. 320) J.A.I. xiv, 114
Agriculture, Origin of, see Roth, H. Ling
J.A.I. xvi, 102
Primitive, see Buckland, A. W……
J.A.I. vii, 2
"Aide Mémoire du Voyageur. By D. Kaltbrunner.'
Review ..
Aim and Scope of Anthropology
Aino, Language of the
Aino, Skull, see Busk, G.
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. xcii
J.A.I. xv, 390
J.A. 244
J.A.I. iii, 56
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. Ixii
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. cxxvi
J.A.I. xiv, 169
T.E.S. i, 327
J.A.I. xvi, 182
J.A.I. xv, 423
J.A.I. xvi, 23
A.R. ii, 52
A.R. vii, 92
J.A.I. x, 237
J.A. 1-18
Anthrop. 308
T.E.S. vi, 109
M.A.S. iii, 21
M.A.S. iii, 21
J.A.I. iii, 304
Index.
7
Ainos, Japanese Drawings of the Manners of, see
Franks, A. W...
Manners of (Ex. 152)
Photographs of (Ex. 151)
see Bickmore, A. S.
see Holland, S. C...
see St. John, H. C.
··
see Wood, W. M., on the Hairy Men of Yesso
and Japanese, see Anthrop. Miscellanea, 38
Ainsworth, W. F., the Assyrian Origin of the Izedis or
Yezidis-the so-called "Devil Worshippers
··
""
<<
··
..
..
on the Sabæans Dwelling at the Mouth of the
Euphrates. 10th February, 1858. Abstract
Aissa Houha Arabs, see Anthropological News, 81
Akerman, J. G., on an Artificially Deformed Skull
found in Switzerland. 11th January, 1854. (Plate)
Akkad People, see Clarke, H., on "Prehistoric Com-
parative Philology, &c."
..
Akkas
Akkas, Ethnological Objects from (Ex. 333)
Two Skeletons of, see Flower, W. H.
see Read, C. H.
on the
Akkrah and Adampé, see Daniell, W. F.
Alans or Lesghs, see Howorth, H. H.,
Westerly Drifting of the Nomades. Part X
Alaska, Natives of, see Whymper, F.
Albania, Worked Flints from (Ex. 362)
Albanian Flints and Old English Strike-a-lights (Ex.
364)
Albanians, see Skene, H.
"Albert N'yanza. By S. W. Baker." Review..
Albertis, S. M. D', Extracts from "New Guinea: What
I Did and What I Saw," see Beardmore, E., on
the Natives of Mowat
Travels in Guinea. 13th June, 1876
Albino, see Anthropological News, 105
"Album von Celébes Typen. By A. B. Meyer." Review
Alderley Edge, Stone Mining Tools from, see Dawkins,
W. B. (Ex. 182)
"Alemannic Burial-grounds and the Roman Settlement
near Schleitheim. By M. Wanner." Review
Algemeine Naturlehre des Menschen.
By E. Reich."
Review
··
··
Algeria, Photographs of Natives (Ex. 334)
Stone Implement Found in, see Lubbock, J.
from (Ex. 248)
Alix, -, on the Mode by which the Pelvis should be
Measured, see Anthropological Society of Paris
Allan, J. McGrigor, on the Ape-origin of Mankind
"Carl Vogt's Lectures on Man."
Review
Europeans and their Descendants
in North America. With Discussion. 17th March,
1868
on the Real Differences in the
Minds of Men and Women. With Discussion. 1st
June, 1869
••
J.A.I. iii, 137
J.A.I. iii, 137
J.A.I. iii, 137
T.E.S. vii, 16
J.A.I. iii, 233
J.A.I. ii, 248
T.E.S. iv, 34
J.A.I. iii, 129
T.E.S. i, 11-44
T.E.S. i [130]
A.R. vi, 118
J.E.S. iv, 191, 192
J.A.I. iv, 148
Anthrop. p. lxxxiii
J.A.I. xv, 139
J.A I. xviii, 133
J.A.I. XV, 139
J.E.S. iv, 1
J.A.I. iii, 145
T.E.S. vii, 167
J.A.I. xvi, 65
J.A.I. xvi, 65
J.E.S. ii, 159
A.R. iv, 269
J.A.I. xix, 471
J.A.I. vi, 214–223
A.R. vi, 325
J.A.I. xx, 222
J.A.I. v, 2
A.R. v, 325
A.R. iii, 303
J.A.I. XV, 185
J.A.I. x, 316
J.A.I. x, 316

A.R. v, 351
A.R. iv, P.M.A. 121–128
A.R. vii, 177
A.R. vi, J.A.S. pp. cxxvi-
clxvii
A.R. vii, J.A.S. pp. cxcv-
ccxix
8
Index.
Allan, J. McGrigor, "The Theory of the Arts." Review A.R. viii, 145
Allen, Francis A., The Original Range of the Papuan
and Negritto Races. With Discussion.
March, 1878
26th
Allen, J. Grant, Questions as to Perception of Colour, see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 92,
Allport, Morton, Photographs, Casts of Skulls, Stone
Implements, and Masks of Native Tasmanians.
20th May, 1873..
Alphabet, Hieroglyphic, see Bollaert, W.
Maya, see Bollaert, W.
see Bollaert, W.
Alphabets of the Indian Archipelago, see Crawfurd, J.
see Anthropological Miscellanea, 39. (Hyde
Clarke, on the Hamath Inscriptions)
Alps, Rhætian, Ethnological Observations
Inhabitants of, see Freund, W.
Altitudes, High, Influence of, see Glaisher, J.
Amalgamation of the Anthropological and Ethnological
Societies. Memorandum Embodying the Terms of
Union. 14th February, 1871..
• A
··
··
on
Reports on the Failure of the Negotiation for
Amazon, Feather Dress and Ornaments from the (Ex.
208)
Tribes in the Valley of the, see Markham, C. R.
Weapons from the (Ex. 211)
Amazons, the Woman Question, see Clarke, H…..
America, Alleged Introduction of Syphilis from,
Bollaert, W.
· ·
··
the
··
Ancient Picture and Figurative Writing in,
Bollaert, W.
Local and Imported Diseases in, see Bollaert, W.
Mexican Zodiac (Ex. 63)
··
Origin of Culture in, see Clarke, H.
Palæography of, see Bollaert, W.
Past and Present Populations of, see Bollaert, W.
Peopling of (A. R. Grote). Review. See Anthro-
pological Miscellanea. 84, Recent Anthropology
Photographs of North American Indians (Ex.
Rica (Ex. 177) ..
Central, Carved Stone Object from (Ex. 236)
Central, Tribes of, see Boyle, F. ..
..
see
310)
Photographs of the West Indies and British
Guiana (Ex. 295)
··
see
Progress of Civilisation, see Crawfurd, J.
see Bollaert, W., on the Anthropology of the
New World
America, see Hamilton, Gavin
America, Arctic, Objects from (Ex. 372)
America, British, North, Natives of, see Anthropological
Conferences
America, Central, Anthropology in, see Anthropological
News, 132
··
Blowpipe, Bow and Arrows from Costa
J.A.I. viii, 38-50
J.A.I. vii, 543
J.A.I. iii, 178
M.A.S. ii, 46
M.A.S. i, 210
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. xlviii
J.E.S. ii, 246
J.A.I. iii, 135
J.E.S. iv, 268
A.R. i, 414
J.A.I. i, P.A.S. pp. xxxvi,
xxxvii
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. clv
A.R. vi, J.A.S. pp. clxxxix-
cxcvii
J.A.I. vi, 379
T.E.S. iii, 140
J.A.I. vii, 19
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 366
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. cclvi
M.A.S. i, 169
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. cclxiii
A.R. v, J.A.S. xxxii
p.
J.A.I. iv, 148
M.A.S. i, 169
A.R. i, T.A.S. p. üi
J.A.I. vii, 111
J.A.I. xiii, 431
J.A.I. xiii, 2
T.E.S. iii, 98
M.A.S. ii, 92
J.A.I. vii, 206
J.A.I. xvii, 68
J.A.I. xvi, 199
A.R. vi, 463
J.A.I. viii, 210
T.E.S. vi, 207
J.A.I. iv, 363
Index.
9
America, Central, Celts from Chiriquí (Ex. 4)
Flint Implements from Honduras (Ex.
Flint Implements from Honduras (Ex.
Stone Implements from Honduras (Ex.
105)
212)
193)
(Ex. 429)
(Ex. 166)
of Yucatan
Chiriquí..
··
see Collinson, J., on the Indians of the
Mosquito Territory
see Cullen, —, on the Darien Indians
see Simson, A., on the Napo Indians
see Steffens, A., on Stone Implements
from the Island of San Jose
America, Mexico, Maya Alphabet (Ex. 65)
see Bollaert, W., on the Maya Hiero-
glyphic Alphabet of Yucatan
America, North, Distribution of Indian Tribes in, see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 182..
..
Ethnology and Archeology of, Address by
Prof. Huxley
see Blake, C. C., on Celts from Chiriquí
see Bollaert, W., on the Hieroglyphics
• •
(Ex. 283)
see Bollaert, W., on Tombs of the
··
bia (Ex. 246)
··
• C
··
•
..
Europeans in, see Allan, J. M.
Philology, see Tylor, E. B.
Antiquities from Mexico (Ex. 126)
Arrow-heads and Indian Pipes from Lake
··
Photographs of Indians (Ex. 350)
..
Erie (Ex. 93)
Artificially Distorted Skulls from Van-
couver's Island (Ex. 125)
Bored Stone from San Juan Teotihuacan
Bow and Arrows of the Modoc Indians
Carved Mexican Figures (Ex. 178)
Elk" Teeth used for Money (Ex. 393)
Ethnological Objects from British Colum-
..
•
··
Canada (Ex. 318)
Fictitious Writing in, see Bollaert, W.
Flint Implements from Canada and the
United States (Ex. 237)
Obsidian Flake and Core from Mexico
(Ex. 114)
•
•
Terra Cotta Heads from Mexico
··
Pottawatamie Boy (Ex. 421)
Pottery from New Mexico (Ex. 383)
Sculptures and Photographs from North
Carolina (Ex. 282)
Stone Implements and Pottery from
Canada (Ex. 146)
from Queen Charlotte
Island and Vancouver's Island (Ex. 124)
Worked Jade from British Columbia
(Ex. 428)
T.E.S. ii, 166
J.A., J.A.S. p. cix
J.A.I. vii, 19
J.A.I. vi, 37
T.E.S. ii, 166
M.A.S. iii, 288
T.E.S. ii, 147
M.A.S. iii, 148
T.E.S. iv, 264
J.A.I. xii, 21
J.E.S., N.S. i, 67
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xxxii
M.A.S. ii, 46
J.A.I. xvii, 358
J.E.S., N.S. i, 218
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. cxxvi
T.E.S. ii, 130
J.A.I. i, 162
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. cxi
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. cxxii
J.A.I. xx, 331
J.A.I. iii, 204
J.A.I. iv, 364
J.A.I. xix, 54
J.A.I. x, 74
J.A.I. xiv, 90
M.A.S. i, 169
J.A.I. viii, 377
J.A.I. i, 74
J.A.I. xv, 423, 424
J.A.I. xii, 323
J.A.I. xx, 224
J.A.I. xviii, 241
J.A.I. xii, 281
J.A.I. iii, 65
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. cxxii
J.A.I. xx, 331
10
Index.
America, North, see Balfour, H., on the Use of "Elk
Teeth for Money
see Bell, A. W., on the Native Races of
see Blackmore, W., the North American
see Bogg, E. B., on the Fishing Indians
of Vancouver's Island
New Mexico
Indians
see Fisher, M. C., on the Arapahoes,
Kiowas, and Comanches
see Hector, J., and W. S. W. Vaux, on
the Indians seen by the Exploring Expedition under
Captain Palliser..
Chipewyans
in California
..
··
see Lefroy, J. H., on the Stature of the
..
>
see Simms, on the Flatheads
see Skertchly, S. B. J., on Stone Mortars
118)
see Smith, Erminie A., on the Iroquois
see Wilson, —, on the Indian Tribes
inhabiting the country in the vicinity of the 49th
Parallel of North Latitude
176)
(Ex. 99)..
California. Mourning for the Dead among
the Digger Indians, see Anthropological Miscel-
anea, 44
··
America, North-West Coast, on the Indian Tribes inhabit-
ing, see Scouler, J.
America, Russian, on the Ethnography of, see Latham,
R. G.
(Ex. 2)
··
America, South, Antiquities from Colombia (Ex. 241)
Antiquities from Huasco (Ex. 395)
Peru (Ex. 150)
Arrow-heads from the Rio Negro (Ex.
Blake, C. C.
Celt from Dutch Guiana (Ex. 401)
Clay used to mix with Food (Ex. 52)
Clubs from British Guiana (Ex. 205)
Cranial Characters of the Peruvians,
•
··
Arrow Poison used by Canelos Indians
Aymará Skull (Ex. 51)
Botocudo Indians, weapons, &c. (Ex. 306)
British Guiana (Ex. 27)
Carved Wooden Club from Peru (Ex.
··
··
··
see
Cranium from Chimborazo (Ex. 96)
Ethnological Objects from (Ex. 388)
Bolivia (Ex. 303)..
Tierra del Fuego
··
(Ex. 346)
Feather Dress and Ornaments from the
Amazon (Ex. 208)
Flagellum and Cingulum from Chili (Ex.
386)
..
Hair of Canelos Indian (Ex. 98).
Idol Human Head of Jívaro Indians
Indian Tribes of, see Hutchinson, T. J.
J.A.I. xix, 54
J.E.S., N.S. i, 222
J.E.S., N.S. i, 287
M.A.S. iii, 260
J.E.S., N.S. i, 274
T.E.S. i, 245
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 44
J.A.I. iii, 326
J.A.I. xvii, 332
J.A.I. xiv, 244
T.E.S. iv, 275
J.A.I. iii, 530
J.E.S. i, 228
J.E.S. i, 182
J.A.I. ix, 51
J.A.I. xix, 57
J.A.I. iii, 103
J.A.I. iv, 311
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. clvi
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xxxii
J.A.I. xiii, 198
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 416
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. xxxix
J.A.I. xix, 125
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xxxii
J.A.I. vi, 310
T.E.S. ii, 216
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. clv
J.A.I. xviii, 274
J.A.I. xiii, 162
J.A.I. xv, 390
J.A.I. vi, 379
J.A.I. xviii, 274
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. clvi
T.E.S. ii, 112
T.E.S. iii, 321
Index.
11
··
America, South, Muizca Calendar (Ex. 64)
Natives of Tierra del Fuego (Ex. 408)
Objects from Ancient Grave-mounds in
Peru (Ex. 307) ..
Patagonian Skull (Ex. 269)
Peruvian Antiquities (Ex. 180)
Peru (Ex. 70)
252)
Records
from Ecuador
Pisagua, Skull from (Ex. 50)
Portraits of Incas (Ex. 267)
Sculptured Monolith of Tia-Huanaco,
•
Weapons from the Amazon (Ex. 211)
Wood carvings, Pottery, &c., from the
Macobi Islands (Ex. 130)
Woollen Bags from Arica (Ex. 104)
The Yahgans of Tierra del Fuego,
Anthropological Miscellanea, 146
see Bollaert, W., on Ancient Pottery
•
Skeleton of a Pampas Indian (Ex. 33)
Skull from the Chincha Islands (Ex. 92)
Skulls from Patagonia (Ex. 250)..
Rosario (Ex. 90)
Stone Axe from Rio Madera (Ex. 77)
Celts from British Guiana (Ex.
Huasco
other Indians
J.A.I. xiii, 273
J.A.I. xii, 64
J.A.I. iv, 368
Figurative Writing (Ex. 71, 72).. A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xxxii
Pottery (Ex. 147, 148)
Zodiac (Ex. 69)
J.A.I. iii, 96, 103
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xxxii
A.R. v,
v, J.A.S. p. xxxii
J.A.I. xi, 455
··
..
see Bollaert, W., on Peruvian Graphic
•
··
see Caddy,
see Ernst, A., on the Population of
..
Venezuela
see Garson, J. G., on the Inhabitants of
Tierra del Fuego
Lagoa Santa
see Hansen, S., on a Fossil Skull from
··
see Hutchinson, T. J., on the Chaco and
..
see
Canelos Indians..
see Keane, A. H., on the Botocudos
see Markham, C. R., on Quartz Cut-
ting Instruments of the Ancient Inhabitants of
Chanduy..
··
see Markham, C. R., on Tribes in the
Valley of the Amazon ..
see Musters,
on the Races of
Patagonia
see Parish, Woodbine
see Read, C. H., on Antiquities from
see Simson, A., on the Záparos
··
see Simson, A., on the Jívaros and
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xxxii
J.A.I. xix, 443
see Snow, J. P., on the Wild Tribes of
Tierra del Fuego
see Stewart,
on the Inhabitants of
Paraguay
Aboriginal Races of the North-Western
Provinces, see White, R. B.
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xxxii
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. cxxiii
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. lxvii
J.A.I. x, 332
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. clxxvii
A.R. V,
J.A.S. P. clxxxvi
J.A.I. x, 431
J.A.I. vii, 19
J.A.I. i, 213
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. clxxxix
J.A.I. xiv, 288
M.A.S. iii, 163
M.A.S. iii, 351
T.E.S. v, 50
M.A.S. iii, 274
J.A.I. xv, 141
J.A.I. xvii, 43
T.E.S. iii, 321
J.A.I. xiii, 199
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. lvii
T.E.S. iii, 140
J.A.I. i, 193
T.E.S. iv, 173
J.A.I. xix, 57
J.A.I. vii, 502
J.A.I. ix, 385
T.E.S. i, 261
J.A.I. xviii, 174
J.A.I. xiii, 240
12
Index.
America, South, British Guiana, Celts from, see Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 123 ..
Ecuador, Red Hair of a Canelos Indian
Woman (Ex. 97)
American Archæology, see Miscellanea Anthropologica,
53
··
Illustrations of the Evolution of New Varieties of
Man, see Wilson, Daniel
Indians, their Origin, see Kennedy, James
Mounds, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 238
Nations, South, Cranioscopy of, see Blake, C. C.
Prehistoric Remains, see Anthropological News,
140
American Race.' Review. See Anthropological
Miscellanea, 234
American Researches, the Importance of Methodical
Classification in, see Bellecombe, A. de
Shell-work and its Affinities, see Buckand, A. W.
Skulls, flattened (Ex. 149)..
Americanists, Congress of, see Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 190
Amery, C. F., Reason and Instinct
Amherst College Students, Measurements cf, see An-
thropological Miscellanea, 181, 194
Amiens, Flint Implements from (Ex. 45)..
Amulets against the Evil Eye, Modern Survival of, see
Tylor, E. B.
CC
Association for the Advancement of Science.
(Dall on the Distribution of the Native Tribes of
Alasca and the Adjacent Territory.) (Hartt on the
Botocudos of Brazil), see Scientific Societies
Family Peculiarities, see Anthropological Mis-
cellanea, 158
""
"(
(Ex. 394)
Analogies and Coincidences among Unconnected Nations,
see Westropp, H. M...
of Manners between the Indo-Chinese Races and
the Races of the Indian Archipelago, see Yule, H.
Analogous Forms of Implements among Early and Primi-
tive Races, see Westropp, H. M.
Anatomical Examination of a Bushwoman by Professor
Luschka, A. Koch, and E. Görtz
Method Applied to the Discrimination of Species,
see Knox, R.
··
Anatomy of Intellect, see Dendy, w. c...
Quadrumana, see Crisp, H.
J.A.I. xix, 54
J.A.I. xix, 54
J.A.I. i, 221
J.A.I. ix, 290
M.A.S. ii, 288
A.R. viii, 89-91
A.R. i, 263
Explanation of the Peculiar Conformation
of the Neanderthal Skull, see Davis, J. B. ..
Anatomico-Anthropological Observations upon the Body
M.A.S. i, 281
of a Negro. By Dr. I. Kopernicki. Translation.. J.A. 245-258
Anatomy. By H. Gray. Third Edition. By T. Holmes.'
Review
··
>>
··
Young Chimpanzee, see Embleton,
Anatomy and Physiology, Tablets of, by T. Cooke. Review
Ancient Art in Peru, see Anthropological News, 85..
Britain, Scythe-Chariots in, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 111, 112…..
British City near Edinburgh, see Miscellanea
Anthropologica, 41
J.A.I. x, 461
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. clv
A.R. iii, 375
J.A. 3€0, 361
J.A.I. xvi, 98
J.A.I. viii, 338
J.E.S. iv, 226
J.A.I. xx, 366
A.R. i, 383
A.R. vi, 466
J.A.I. xx, 365
A.R. ii, 191
J.A.I. xvi, 155
J.A.I. iii, 103
J.A.I. xviii, 99
Anthrop. 565
J.A.I. xvii, 357; xviii, 192
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xxxii
A.R. ii, 202
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. xxvii
A.R. ii, 308
A.R. i, 394
Anthrop. 109
A.R. vi, 120
J.A.I. x, 127, 128
A.R. iii, 86
Index.
13
Ancient British Rocks, Inscriptions on, see Seemann, B.
"Ancient British Sculptured Rocks. The Ancient Sculp-
tured Rocks of Northumberland and the Eastern
Borders, with Notices of the Remains Associated
with these Sculptures." By George Tate. 1865.
Review. Plate and Woodcuts
Ancient British Skulls, Principal Forms of, see Thurnam,
J...
Tumuli, see Lubbock, J...
British and Gaulish Skulls, Principal Forms of,
see Thurnam, J.
Buildings, Society for the Protection of, see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 85 ..
Burial ground at Kintbury, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 82
Platycnemic bones in, see Jones,
T. R. (Anthropological Miscellanea, 75)
Burial grounds in Peru, see Hutchinson, T. J.
Chaldean Customs and Belief among the Peoples
of Western Europe, see Lewis, A. L.
City in Sicily, ruins of, see Anthropological
News, 141
Egyptian Boomerang (Ex. 287)
Etruscan Language, Scandinavian Affinities of, see
Donaldson, J. W.
"Ancient Faiths. By T. Inman." Review
Ancient Human Cranium found in California, see Anthro-
pological News, 55
Inhabitants of the Canary Islands, see Hodgkin,
T.
··
M
..
Interments in County Antrim, see Holden, J. S.
Jet Ornament from Garvagh (Ex. 278)
Manorial Customs, Tenures, &c., of the County
of Essex. By Richard Stephen Charnock, Ph.D.,
London, 1870, see Contemporary Literature
von
Mexicans, Analogy to the Existing Indian Tribes
of Northern Mexico, see Ruxton, G. A. F…….
Migration of, see Ruxton, G. A. F.
Monuments, Preservation of, see Anthropological
News, 157
**
..
..
..
and Antiquities in Ohio, Preservation of,
see Anthropological Miscellanea, 86
Peoples of Ireland and Scotland considered, see
MacLean, H.
Peruvian Graphic Records, see Bollaert, W.
Skulls, see Busk, G.
see Davis, J. B.
..
Presented to the Universities and
•
•
the Royal College of Surgeons..
Peruvians, see Tschudi, J. J. de….
or Fossil Pottery found in Ecuador, see Bollaert,
W.
•
··
Remains, Metrology and Geometry in, see Petrie,
W. M. F.
of Caithness, see Anderson, J.
Rock Paintings in New Zealand, see Haast, J.
..
M.A.S. ii, 277
A.R. iii, 293-298
M.A.S. iii, 41
T.E.S. iii, 307
M.A.S. i, 120, 459.
J.A.I. vii, 186
J.A.I. vii, 104
J.A.I. vi, 196
J.A.I. iii, 311; J.A.I. iv, 2
J.A.I. vi, 136
A.R. vi, 467
J.A.I. xii, 454
J.E.S. iv, 176
A.R. vi, 378
A.R. v, 369
J.E.S. i, 167
J.A.I. i, 219
J.A.I. xii, 230
J.A., 356
J.E.S. ii, 90
J.E.S. ii, 90
A.R. vii, 332
J.A.I. vii, 186
J.A.I. xx, 154
M.A.S. iii, 351
J.A.I. iii, 86
J.A.I. iii, 94
J.A.I. iii, 230
J.E.S. i, 79
M.A.S. iii, 163
J.A.I. viii, 106
M.A.S. ii, 226
J.A.I. viii, 50
J.A.I. xii, 176
Roman Locks (Ex. 275)
Skulls, see Miscellanea Anthropologica, 49 .. A.R. iii, 372
14
Index.
Ancient Slavery, History of, see Bower, J.
and Modern Greek and Italian Skulls, at the
College of Surgeons, see Anthropological Notes, 10
and Modern Locks (Ex. 274)
Andaman Islanders, Osteology of, see Flower, W. H.
Photographs of, see Baxter, J. B.
Islands, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 83
see Belcher, Edward
see Fytche, A.
see Man, E. H.
Aboriginal Inhabitants of, see Man, E. H.
Massacre of White Men in, see Anthropo-
logical News, 84
Osteology of the Natives, see Flower,
and Dentition of the Natives, see
W. H.
Owen, F.
Andamanese, see Dobson, G. E.
··
109
Bone Necklaces, see Thomson, Allen
(Ex. 263)
Skeleton (Ex. 272)
Stature of, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
··
•
..
Skulls, Description of Two, see Busk, G.
and Nicobarese, Arts of, see Man, E. H…….
Objects (Ex. 230)
(Ex. 262)
see Man, E. H.
Presented to Major-General Pitt
Rivers, by E. H. Man, Esq., see Man, E. H.
(Mr. E. H. Man's Collection) see
..
··
··
··
··
··
Rivers, A. H. Pitt
Andamans, Note on the Languages of the, see Clarke, Hyde
Anderson (Sir) C. (Bart.) on the Influence of the
Invasion of the Danes and Scandinavians, in Early
Times, on Certain Localities in England. 11th
September, 1853. Abstract
Anderson, John (M.D.) Chinese Mohammedans. With
Discussion. 1st May, 1871
Notes on Further Remains from Keiss,
near Wick. 28th February, 1865, with a Note on
the Human Skull, by C. Carter Blake
Anderson, Joseph, on the Horned Cairns of Caithness
on Human Remains at Keiss. 3rd April,
1866
Discussion
Report of Ancient Remains of Caithness.
Abstract and Discussion. 20th March, 1866
··
Report on Excavation in Caithness Cairns.
Conducted for the Anthropological Society of
London, by Messrs. J. Anderson and R. I. Shearer,
in 1866
Report on the Ancient Remains of Caith-
ness, and Results of Explorations, conducted for the
Anthropological Society of London, by Messrs.
Joseph Anderson and Robert Innes Shearer, in 1865.
20th March, 1866. Two Plates
M.A.S. ii, 380
J.A. 115
J.A.I. xii, 176
J.A.I. ix, 108
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. clxxxiii
J.A.I. vii, 105
T.E.S. v, 40
T.E.S. v, 239
J.A.I. xiv, 253
J.A.I. xii, 69, 117, 327
A.R. vi, 120
J.A.I. xiv, 115
T.E.S. ii, 34
J.A.I. iv, 457
J.A.I. xi, 295
J.A.I. xi, 294
J.A.I. xii, 69
J.A.I. x, 124
T.E.S. iv, 205
J.A.I. vii, 451
J.A.I. vii, 434
J.A.I. xi, 268
J.A.I. vii, 457
J.A.I. xi, 268
J.A.I. vii, 434
J.A.I. iv, 167
J.E.S. iv, 150
J.A.I. i, 147–162
A.R. iii, J.A.S. clx-clxii
M.A.S. iii, 266–273
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. clii-clvi
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. clxviii-
clxx
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. cxxxi-
CXXXVI
M.A.S. iii, 216–242
M.A.S. ii, 226–256
Index.
15
·
3.
1.
!
"Andra omarbetade och tiltakta upplagan. By S. Nils-
son." Review
Anglo-Saxon Jaws (Ex. 53)..
Angola-Quissama Tribe, see Monteiro, J. J.
Animal Life, Relation of Man to the Inferior Forms of,
see Wake, C. S.
Remains Found at Cissbury, see Rolleston, G...
at Newhaven, see Blake, C. C.
Found at the Roman Villa at Brading
(Ex. 258)
Type, Elasticity of, see Devis, C. W.
Animals, Characters Tending to Separate Man from, see
Rochet
C. O. G.
··
Domestication of, see Galton, F...
Mental Progress of, see Shaw
and Man, Comparative Longevity of, see Harris,
G.
··
C
Distinction Between, see Philalethes
Resemblance Between, see Napier,
1872..
1873..
1874..
1875..
1876..
1877.
1878..
1879..
1880..
1881..
1882..
1883..
1884..
Aniwa Grammar, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 177
Annabom, Skulls from, see Burton, R. F., and C. C.
อง
J.A.S. P.
A.R.
T,
Resemblances Between, see Physiognomy A.R. vi, 137
Animism of the Indians of British Guiana, see im Thurn,
E. F.
Blake
Annamese Great Toe, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
105
Annamites of Lower Cochin China. (Proc. of the
Anthropological Society of Paris)
Anniversary Meeting, 1864..
1865 ..
1866 ..
1867..
1868..
1869..
1870..
1870..
1871..
•
·
··
7.
·
··
:
:
..
0.
:
•
··
··
..
··
::
:
•
..
..
··
··
··
··
A.R. iv, 85
A.R. V,
J.A.I. v, 198
··
J.A.S. p. xxxii
A.R. i, 365
J.A.I. vi, 20
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. cxci
J.A.I. ix, 116
M.A.S. iii, 81
A.R. vii, 163
T.E.S. iii, 122
J.A.I. vii, 96
J.A.I. ii, 69
A.R. ii, 153
clxix
J.A.I. xi, 360
J.A.I. xvii, 282
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. ccxxx
J.A.I. ix, 460
A.R. iv, 105
A.R. ii, J.A.S. pp. lxxiv-
XCV
A.R. iii, J.A.S. pp. lxxv-
cxiii
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. xlix-
lxxxi
A.R. v, J.A.S. pp. xxxiii-
lxxi
A.R. vi, J.A.S. pp. lxv-xer
A.R. vii, J.A.S. pp. lxxiv-
cix
A.R. viii, J.A.S. pp. lxxv-
lxxxiv
J.E.S., N.S. ii, pp. ix-xxiv
J.A.I. i, P.A.S. pp. xix-
xxvii
J.A.I. i, 376-400
J.A.I. ii, 423–443
J.A.I. iii, 499–527
J.A.I. iv, 469–502
J.A.I. v, 465-488
J.A.I. vi. 487-516
J.A.I. vii, 511-538
J.A.I. viii, 396-425
J.A.I. ix, 437-458
J.A.I. x, 433-458
J.A.I. xi, 479–509
J.A.I. xii, 555-567
J.A.I. xiii, 480-501
16
Index.
Anniversary Meeting, 1885 ..
1886..
1887.
<<
<<
•
1888..
1889. ··
1890..
1891..
Anniversary Meeting of the London Anthropological
Society, First (1874)
•
··
Anomalous Transverse Suture in Human Malar Bones,
see Anthropological Notes, 25
Ansairee of Asia Minor, see Bent, T.
Ante-Diluvian Politics (Adamite and Pre-Adamite), or a
Moral Cosmogony the True Theme of Genesis i to xi.
Synopsis, see Anthropological News, 35
Anthropogenesis, see Dendy, Walter C...
Anthropognosie. By K. Volgraff." Review
Anthropoid Apes. By R. Owen." Review
Anthropoid Apes and Men, see Schaaffhausen
Anthropological Catholicon
Classification, see Hunt, J.
Collections from the Holy Land, see Burton,
R. F.
see Burton, R. F.
see Burton, R. F.
Colour Phenomena in Belgium and Elsewhere, see
Beddoe, J.
Conference at Dundee
Conferences on the Native Races of the British
Possessions. A series of special meetings held in the
Conference Hall of the Colonial and Indian Ex-
hibition
··
June, 1886
··
··
··
on the Races of Africa. 1st June, 1886..
Opening remarks by
the President (F. Galton). 1st June, 1886..
Remarks on some of the Races of South
Africa represented at the Exhibition. By Dr. R. J.
Mann
··
..
•
on Objects of Ethnological Interest from
South Africa, exhibited by C. D. Webb
on the Natives of the Gold Coast. By
Sir James Marshall, C.M.G.
··
J.A.I. xiv, 371-395
J.A.I. xv, 482-500
J.A.I. xvi, 380-408
J.A.I. xvii, 338-355
J.A.I. xviii, 395-419
J.A.I. xix, 474-493
J.A.I. xx, 343-359
Anthrop. 317
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. clvi
J.A.I. xx, 225
J.A.I. xvi, 177, 178
J.A.I. xvi, 178, 179
J.A.I. xvi, 180-182
Note on the African Tribes of the British
Empire. By Joseph Thomson
J.A.I. xvi, 182-186
on Archaic Survivals in Cyprus. By R.
Hamilton Lang..
J.A.I. xvi, 186-188
J.A.I. xvi, 189–201
on the Races of America. 7th June, 1886
Opening remarks
by the President (F. Galton). 7th June, 1886
the West Indies. By E.
F. im Thurn
Remarks on the Caribs. By G. H. Haw-
tayne, C.M.G. ..
J.A.I. xvi, 189, 190
J.A.I. xvi, 190-196
J.A.I. xvi, 196-198
on the Common Use of the Number Three
in Different Parts of the World. By Hyde Clarke.. J.A.I. xvi, 198, 199
Remarks on the Natives of British North
America. By Dr. J. Rae
J.A.I. xvi, 199-201
on the Native Races of Australia. 22nd
J.A.I. xvi, 201-210
..
A.R. v, 244-246
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. xxix
A.R. iv, 226
A.R. i, 149
A.R. v, 236
A.R. iv, P.M.A. 72, 73
A.R. i, 382
J.A.I. i, 300
J.A.I. i, 321
J.A.I. ii, 41
J.A.I. x, 374
A.R. vi, 71-88
J.A.I. xvi, 174-236
J.A.I. xvi, 174–188
J.A.I. xvi, 175-177
Index.
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Anthropological Conference on the Australian Natives.
By James Bonwick
on the Natives of New Zealand. By F.
W. Pennefather..
Fiji. By the Hon. J. E.
Mason
on the Native Races of New Zealand and
the Fiji Islands. 29th June, 1886
ments and Borneo. 13th June, 1886
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Malay States. By F. A. Swettenham
on the Natives of British North Borneo.
By W. B. Pryer
Congress of 1867
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A.R. ii, J.A.S. cxv
see Anthropological News, 122
Desiderata, see Reddie, J...
Expedition to Zetland, Report of, see Tate, R... M.A.S. ii, 339
Exploration Fund
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Explorations, see von Baer, K. E.
Gleanings. (W. L. Distant.)
pological Miscellanea, 93, 95
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Investigations in Smyrna, see Clarke, H.
Laboratory, see Anthropological News, 124
Broca's, see Anthropological Notes, 7..
Lectures, popular, see Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 212
Lecturing Club
Literature, Foreign (1868–69), including Archæ-
ology, Ethnography, and Travels
Anthropological Miscellanea
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J.A.I. xvi, 201-210
J.A.I. xvi, 211–216
J.A.I. xvi, 217-220
J.A.I. xvi, 211–220
J.A.I. xvi, 221–236
J.A.I. xvi, 221–229
J.A.I. xvi, 229–236
A.R. v, 229–235
A.R. vi, 462
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A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. ccxii
A.R. iv, 238
J.A.I. vii, 543; viii, 96
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. xcviii
A.R. vi, 462
J.A. 113
J.A.I. xix, 441
A.R. iv, P.M.A. 42-44
A.R. viii, 94–96
J.A.I. i, 105–120; 254-264
401-422
J.A.I. ii, 114-136; 307–312;
444-450
J.A.I. iii, 123-136; 300-
304; 528-532
J.A.I. iv, 503, 504
J.A.I. v,
489-494
111-118; 391-406;
J.A.I. vi, 71-100; 191-198;
335-344; 517-521
J.A.I. vii, 100-115; 186-
200; 379-393; 539-547
J.A.I. viii, 92-103; 228-
230; 336; 426, 427
J.A.I. ix, 233-248; 345–
352; 459-474
J.A.I. x, 124-128; 231–
240; 358-370; 459-470
J.A.I. xi, 184-194; 355
356
J.A.I. xii, 437-440; 568-
573
J.A.I. xiii, 119, 120; 238;
502-504
J.A.I. xiv, 85-88; 275-290;
396-398
J.A.I. xv, 132-136; 246-
264; 380-388; 501-504
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Index.
Anthropological Miscellanea
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Anthropological Miscellanea :
1. Notice of some Recent Anatomical writings
Bearing upon Anthropology, by Professor Luigi
Calori, of Bologna. By J. Barnard Davis.
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3rd April, 1871
2. "Il Brahui: Studio di Etnologia Linguistica. Di
Felice Finzi. Firenze, 1870." (Hyde Clarke.)
Review
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3. Archivio per l'Antropologia e la Etnologia." (F.
W. R.) Review
4. "Body and Mind: an Inquiry into their Connection
and Mutual Influence, specially in Reference to
Mental Disorders; being the Gulstonian Lec-
tures for 1870. By Henry Maudsley, M.D.
London, 1870." (Delta.) Review
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6. Man contemplated Physically, Morally, Intellec-
tually, and Spiritually. By J. W. Jackson.”
Review.
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7. "The Huron Race, and its Head Form. By Daniel
Wilson, LL.D." Review
5. "Darwinism. Being an Examination of Mr. St.
George Mivart's Genesis of Species.' By
Chauncey Wright. London, 1871." Review.. J.A.I. i, 261
8.
"The Miau-Tsi. By the Rev. J. Edkins." Review.
9. "Mechanism in Thought and Morals. By Oliver
Wendell Holmes. London, 1871."
Review
15. Avares or Eastern Huns. By H. H. Howorth
16. Kimmerian and Atlantean Races. By R.
Charnock
10. Death of William Pinkerton.
11. Kimmerians and Atlanteans. (A. L. Lewis)
12. The Kalmucks. (J. Kopernicki).
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13. Remains from the Dayr Már Músa el Habashi.
By C. Carter Blake
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14. Remains from Huns (Emesa). By C. Carter
Blake
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S.
17. Note on the Hamah Stones. By C. Carter Blake
18. Kimmerians and Atlanteans. (J. F. Campbell)..
19. "Manual of Medical Jurisprudence for India, in-
cluding the outline of a History of Crime against
the Person in India. By Norman Chevers, M.D.
Calcutta, 1870." Review
20. "La Race' Prussienne. Par A. De Quatrefages.
Paris, 1871." Review
21. "Les Grecs à toutes les Époques. Par un Ancien
Diplomate en Orient." Review
22. "Quadri della Natura Umana, Feste ed Eb-
brezze. Di Paolo Mantegazza. Milan, 1871."
Review
J.A.I. xvi, 97-100; 344;
409-426
J.A.I. xvii, 79, 80; 166-188;
276-290; 356-360
J.A.I. xviii, 73-100; 177-
204; 295-304; 420-440
J.A.I. xix, 89-92;
251,
252; 441, 442; 494-516
J.A.I. xx, 105-108; 220-
222; 289-294; 360-381
J.A.I. i, 105-118
J.A.I. i, 118, 119
J.A.I. i, 119, 120
J.A.I. i, 254-261
J.A.I. i, 262
J.A.I. i, 263
J.A.I. i, 264
J.A.I. i, 401-418
J.A.I. i, 418-421
J.A.I. i, 422
J.A.I. ii, 114-127
J.A.I. ii, 127-129
J.A.I. ii, 129, 130
J.A.I. ii, 130, 131
J.A.I. ii, 131
J.A.I. ii, 131, 132
J.A.I. ii, 132
J.A.I. ii, 132, 133
Index.
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Anthropological Miscellanea :
23. "Organic Philosophy, vol. iii. Outlines of Biology.
Body, Soul, Mind, Spirit. By Hugh Doherty,
M.D. London, 1871." (C. S. W.) Review .. J.A.I. ii, 133, 134
24. "Sur la Déformation Toulousaine du Crâne. Par
M. Paul Broca. Paris, 1872." (C. C. B.)
Review
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25. Quatrefages' "General Craniology
26. Chinese Seals found in Ireland. (W. Lockhart,
M.D.)
27. "Mankind, their Origin and Destiny. By a M.A.
of Balliol College, Oxford. London, 1872."
Review
28. "Étude sur les Races Indigènes de l'Australie.
Par le Docteur Paul Topinard. Paris, 1872.”
(C. S. W.) Review
(C
29. The Hamath Inscriptions. By Hyde Clarke
30. Recherches sur l'Ethnologie de la Belgique. Par
Léon Vanderkindere. Bruxelles: 1872."
Carter Blake.) Review
(C.
31. Note on a Mummied Australian Head of a Child,
presented by Mr. Bradley. By C. Carter
Blake
32. "Darwin's Expression of the Emotions." Review
33. The Hamath Inscriptions. By C. S. Wake
34. A Colony of Heathens. (J. E. M.)
35. Artificially Enlarged Ear-lobes.
(J. Park Har-
rison)
36. What am I? By E. W.
I? By E. W. Cox. London, 1873."
(C
Review
37. On the Probable Existence of Man during the
Miocene Period. (Frank Calvert)
38. The Ainos and Japanese. By Herr Von Brandt.
Translation..
39. The Hamath Inscriptions. Alphabets. By Hyde
Clarke
40. On the Existence of a race of Red Men in Northern
Africa and Southern Europe in Prehistoric
Times. By C. H. E. Carmichael, M.A., F.R.S.L.
41. The Ainos. By C. H. E. Carmichael
42. Note on Easter Island Writing. (J. P. H.)
47.
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48. An Indian Institute.
49. Howorth on the Mongols
50. The Easter Islanders
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J.A.I. ii, 134, 135
J.A.I. ii, 135
J.A.I. ii, 135, 136
(Plate)
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43. Hamath Inscriptions. (Hyde Clarke)
44. Mourning for the Dead among the Digger Indians.
(T. R. Clapham)
45. "What am
am I? A popular introduction to
mental philosophy and psychology. By Edward
W. Cox, Sergeant-at-Law. Vol. ii.
Mechanism in action. London, 1874." Review J.A.I. iii, 530–532
46. "The Native Races of the Pacific States of North
The
Lon-
America. By Hubert Howe Bancroft.
don, 1875." (J. P. H.) Review
Cave Hunting. Researches on the evidence of
caves respecting the early inhabitants of Europe.
By W. Boyd Dawkins, M.A., F.R.S., F.G.S.,
F.S.A. 1874." Review..
··
J.A.I. ii, 307
J.A.I. ii, 307-309
J.A.I. ii, 309, 310
J.A.I. ii, 310, 311
J.A.I. ii, 311, 312
J.A.I. ii, 444-446
J.A.I. ii, 446, 447
J.A.I. ii, 447-449
J.A.I ii, 449, 450
J.A.I. iii, 123-126
J.A.I. iii, 127-129
J.A.I. iii, 129–135
J.A.I. iii, 135, 136
J.A.I. iii, 300–304
J.A.I. iii, 304
J.A.I. iii, 528
J.A.I. iii, 528, 529
J.A.I. iii, 530
J.A.I. iv, 503
J.A.I. iv, 503, 504
J.A.I. iv, 504
J.A.I. v, 111-114
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Index.
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52.
Anthropological Miscellanea :-
51. "The Native Races of the Pacific States of North
America. By H. H. Bancroft. Vol. ii. Lon-
don, 1875." (J. P. H.) Review
The Mind of Man: being a Natural System of
Mental Philosophy. By Alfred Smee, F.R.S.,
&c., &c. London, 1875." (G. H.) Review
53. Anthropological Notes and Queries.
54. Arctic Ethnology.
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55. Photo-lithograph of a Portuguese document with
reference to the death of Vasco de Gama, and
to a projected expedition in search of gold.
56. Société Khédiviale de Géographie.
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57. British Association, 1875
58. The history of twins, as a criterion of the relative
powers of nature and nurture. By Francis
Galton, F.R.S. (Reprinted, with revision and
additions, from "Fraser's Magazine," Nov.,
1875)
59. Kitchen middens in California. By James Deans.
(Woodcuts)
60. Man in Bermuda. (From the "Bermuda Royal
Gazette," July 13, 1875) ..
61. Centenarianism in Canada.
York World")
62. On the alleged idolatry of the inhabitants of an
island off the west coast of Ireland. By E. H
O'Callaghan
63. "Petermann's Mittheilungen" for April, 1876
64. Rhabdomancy and Belomancy. (M. J. W.)
65. Pruner-Bey, on human hair as a race character,
examined by the aid of the microscope.
plates)
(3
66. "Treatise on Man. By George Harris, LL.D.,
F.S.A., &c." Review
67. Bone Caves of Creswell Crags. (Abstract by Pro-
fessor Boyd Dawkins, F.R.S., of a paper by the
Rev. J. M. Mole, F.G.S.) On the Mammalia
and Traces of Man found in the Robin Hood
Cave. By Professor W. Boyd Dawkins, F.R.S.
Read at the Geological Society, April 5, 1876.. J.A.I. vi, 95–97
68. "The Mechanism of Man in answer to the ques-
tion, 'What am I?' By E. W. Cox. Vol. i,
the Mechanism. London, 1876." Review
69. "The Other World; or, Glimpses of the Super-
natural, &c. Edited by the Rev. F. G. Lee,
D.C.L. 2 vols. London, 1875." Review
70. Prehistoric antiquities in Florida, U.S.A.
71. A pigmy graveyard in Tennessee..
72. On the natives of Suakin; with a Bishareen
vocabulary. By Louis Lucas. (Plate)
73. A question on assimilation and on the eyes of
Mongolians. (Hyde Clarke)
74. Bronze celts found near Cumberlow, Baldock,
Herts. (Communicated by E. F. Bally.)
(Woodcuts)
75. Occurrence of platycnemic bones in the ancient
burial-ground at Kintbury. By Prof. T. Rupert
Jones, F.R.S.
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(From the "New
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J.A.I. v, 114, 115
J.A.I. v, 115-117
J.A.I. v, 118
J.A.I. v, 391–406
J.A.I. v, 489, 490
J.A.I. V,
490-492
J.A.I. v,
492
J.A.I. v, 492, 493
J.A.I. v, 493
J.A.I. v, 494
J.A.I. vi, 71-92
J.A.I. vi, 92-95
J.A.I. vi, 97, 98
J.A.I. vi, 98, 99
J.A.I. vi, 99, 100
J.A.I. vi, 100
J.A.I. vi, 191-194
J.A.I. vi, 194
J.A.I. vi, 195, 196
J.A.I. vi, 196-198
Index.
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Anthropological Miscellanea :-
76. Extracts from Commodore Goodenough's Journal,
describing the natives of Mallicollo and Vani-
koro..
77. Extract from a report on the Island of Tristan
d'Acunha, presented to Parliament in 1876
78. New Zealand myth of the Creation. (Communi-
cated by J. F. H. Wohlers)
79. Woodcuts illustrating Commander Cameron's
paper read on May 23rd, 1876
80. On the Juangs, a leaf-wearing tribe of Persia.
(From Dalton's "Ethnology of Bengal ")
81. Discovery of a dug-out canoe in the Thames at
Hampton Court. (A. Lane Fox)
82. The ancient burial ground at Kintbury.
ination by Walter Money)
83. The Andaman Islands. By E. H. Man.
84. Recent Anthropology. Compiled by
Distant
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85. Society for the protection of Ancient Buildings.
(A. Lane Fox)
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(Exam-
(Map)
W. L.
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86. Preservation of ancient monuments and antiquities
in Ohio. (A.. Lane Fox)..
87. Translation of the greater part of the Address
delivered by M. Broca, President, at the Opening
Meeting of the French Association for the
Advancement of the Sciences, at the Havre
Congress, 1877
;
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88. Obituary notice of Dr. Archibald Campbell
89. Anthropometric Committee of the British Asso-
ciation. (A. Lane Fox.) (2 plates)
90. Note on Eskimo skulls. (W. H. Flower)
91. “Anthropology by Dr. Paul Topinard. Translated
by Robert T. H. Bartley, M.D. London, 1878."
(W. L. D.) Review
92. Questions as to perception of colour amongst
savages and others..
93. Anthropological Gleanings. Compiled by W. L.
Distant
94. Bird-Shaped Mounds in Putnam County, Georgia,
U.S.A.` (Charles C. Jones, jun.) (Woodcuts)
95. Anthropological Gleanings. Compiled by W. L.
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Distant
96. Chinese View on Heredity and Education.
(Translated by Lavington Oxenham, from the
Chinese Original)
97. The People Inhabiting the Interior of the Great
Nicobar Island. (W. L. Distant)
98. Description of a Village of the Hydah Indians,
near Skedigate Bay in Graham Island, one `of
the Queen Charlotte's Islands, off British Col-
umbia, from "The Sea of Mountains; an account
of Lord Dufferin's Tour through British Col-
umbia, in 1876." By M. St. John. Vol. ii, 27
et seq.
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99. French Anthropology. (Girard de Rialle)
100. Address to the Department of Anthropology of
the British Association, Sheffield, 21st August,
1879. By Edward B. Tylor, D.C.L., F.R.S. .
J.A.I. vi, 335-338
J.A.I. vi, 338-343
J.A.I. vi, 343, 344
J.A.I. vi, 517-521
J.A.I. vii, 100-102
J.A.I. vii, 102, 103
J.A.I. vii, 104, 105
J.A.I. vii, 105–109
J.A.I. vii, 109-115
J.A.I. vii, 186
J.A.I. vii, 186, 187
J.A.I. vii, 187-200
J.A.I. vii, 379–391
J.A.I. vii, 391-393
J.A.I. vii, 539, 540
J.A.I. vii, 540-542
J.A.I. vii, 543
J.A.I. vii, 543-547
J.A.I. viii, 92–96
J.A.I. viii, 96-103
J.A.I. viii, 228-230
J.A.I. viii, 336
J.A.I. viii, 426, 42
J.A.I. ix, 233-235
J.A.I. ix, 235-246
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Index.
Anthropological Miscellanea :-
101. Price List of Lacustrine Objects of the Stone
Age, offered for Sale by the Museum of Neucha-
tel. (Prof. Ph. de Rougemont)
J.A.I. ix, 247, 248
102. Extracts from the Report of the Anthropometric
Committee of the British Association. (4 plates) J.A.I. ix, 345-351
103. Progress of Public Health in our own Times.
Abstract of Presidential Address to the Bath
and Bristol Branch of the British Medical
Association. By John Beddoe, M.D., F.R.S...
104. Customs of the Australian Aborigines. By Captain
W. E. Armit
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105. The Great Toe of the Annamese. By Charles F.
Tremlett
106. The Godeffroy Museum of Hamburg
107. Notice of an Interesting Pueblo Weapon. By
W. J. Hoffman, M.D.
108. Wolf-reared Children. By V. Ball, M.A." (Wood-
cut)..
(W. H. Flower,
109. Stature of the Andamanese.
F.R.S.).
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110. Chastleton Camp. Moreton-in-Marsh. (John E.
Price)
111. The Alleged Existence of Scythe-chariots in
Ancient Britain. (J. Jeremiah)..
112. The Alleged Existence of Scythe-chariots in
Ancient Britain. (E. B. Tylor, F.R.S.)
[Anthropological Notes.]
113. Necrology. Dr. D. A. Godron
114. Recent Literature
115. An Absaroka Myth. By W. J. Hoffman,
M.D.
116. Notes on Prehistoric Discoveries in Central
Russia. By C. H. E. Carmichael
117. On Jade Implements found in Switzerland.
Hodder M. Westropp
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By
118. "Smithsonian Contributions to Knowledge. Vol.
xxii." (A. W. Buckland.) Review
119. Contributions to the History of the Development
of the Human Race. Lectures and Disserta-
tions, by Lazarus Geiger. Translated from the
Second German Edition, by David Asher, Ph.D.
London, 1880." (C. S. Wake.) Review
120. A horned African Family
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121. Bushman Cave Paintings and Stone Implements
122. Strange Funeral Ceremony in the Tonga Islands,
South Sea
123. Celts from British Guiana. (Geo. M. Atkinson)
124. International Congress of Prehistoric Archæology
and Anthropology at Lisbon
125. Death of David Greig Rutherford. '(W. Ï.
Distant)
126. Notes on the People of Batanga. (D. G. Ruther-
ford)
127. Address to the Department of Anthropology of
the British Association, delivered at the York
Meeting, 1st September, 1881
128. Non-Mussulman Arabs. (C. Staniland Wake)
129. The Hon. Lewis H. Morgan. (A. W. Buckland)
J.A.I. ix, 351, 352
J.A.I. ix, 459, 460
J.A.I. ix, 460-462
J.A.I. ix, 462-464
J.A.I. ix, 464, 465
J.A.I. ix, 465-474
J.A.I. x, 124
J.A.I. x, 127, 128
J.A.I. x, 128
J.A.I. x, 231
J.A.I. x, 231-239
J.A.I. x, 239, 240
J.A.I. x, 358, 359
J.A.I. x, 359-363
J.A.I. x, 363-365
J.A.I. x, 366–370
J.A.I. x, 459
J.A.I. x, 460
J.A.I. x, 460, 461
J.A.I. x, 461
J.A.I. x, 462
J.A.I. x, 463
J.A.I. x, 463-470
J.A.I. xỉ, 184194
J.A.I. xi, 355
J.A.I. xi, 355, 356
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Anthropological Miscellanea :
130. Traditional Origin of Grass Aprons
131. Paleolithic Implement from the Bed of the
Thames. (Plate)..
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132. Note to a Communication on the Survival of
certain Racial Features. By J. Park Harrison,
M.A.
133. The National Ethnological Museum at Leyden.
134. A Scheme of Anthropology
135. Stones on the Clent Hills, near Hagley. (A. L.
Lewis)
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136. “Rivers of Life. By Major-General J. G. R.
Forlong. London, 1883." (C. S. Wake.)
Review
137. The Varini, Varangians. (Hyde Clarke)..
138. Stone Implements from India. (H. Rivett-
Carnac)
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139. The Varini, Varangians. (H. H. Howorth)
140. An Examination of some Official Statistics relating
to the Population of Finland. By A. L. Lewis,
F.C.A.
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141. Dr. Finsch's Collection of Casts
142. On Artificial Deformation of the Head in Sumatra,
Celebes, and the Philippine Islands. By A. B.
Meyer, M.D. (Woodcut)
143. Legends of the Australian Aborigines.
By F. C.
Urquhart
144. Some results of the Anthropometric Laboratory.
By Francis Galton..
145. On Composite Photographs of Skulls. By J. S.
Billings (M.D.)
146. The Yahgans of Tierra del Fuego. By the Rev.
Thomas Bridges
147. On the
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so-called Worked Flints from the
Miocene Beds of Thenay, in France. By Mark
Stirrup
148. "Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology,
1880–81." (A. W. Buckland.) Review
149. Ethnological Notes on the Arabs of Arabia
Petraea and Wâdy Arabah. By E. Gordon
Hull, M.D...
150. Anthropological Meetings during the Autumn of
1885..
151. Regression Towards Mediocrity in Hereditary
Stature. By Francis Galton, F.R.S. (Two
Plates and Tables)
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152. The Dolmens of Brittany. (A. L. Lewis)
153. The Scope of Anthropology and its Relation to
the Science of Mind. By Alexander Bain,
LL.D.
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154. Anthropology in 1885
155. Third Annual Report of the Bureau of
Ethnology, 1881-82.” (A. W. Buckland.)
Review
156. Obituary Notices of Luke Burke and Dr.
Kelburne King
157. On a New Craniophore for use in Taking Com-
posite Photographs of Skulls. By John S.
Billings, M.D., U.S.A. (Plate)..
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J.A.I. xỉ, 356
J.A.I. xii, 437
J.A.I. xii, 438, 439
J.A.I. xii, 440
J.A.I. xii, 568
J.A.I. xii, 568-573
J.A.I. xiii, 119
J.A.I. xiii, 119, 120
J.A.I. xiii, 238
J.A.I. xiii, 502–504
J.A.I. xiii, 504
J.A.I. xiv, 85-87
J.A.I. xiv, 87, 88
J.A.I. xiv, 275-287
J.A.I. xiv, 287, 288
J.A.I. xiv. 288, 289
J.A.I. xiv, 289, 290
J.A.I. xiv, 396–398
J.A.I. xv, 132–136
J.A.I. xv, 136
J.A.I. xv, 246–263
J.A.I. xv, 264
J.A.I. xv, 380-388
J.A.I. xv, 388
J.A.I. xv, 501–503
J.A.I. xv, 504
J.A.I. xvi, 97, 98
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Index.
¡
Anthropological Miscellanea :-
158. On American Family Peculiarities in the 18th
Century. By the Rev. Jonathan Boucher.
(F. Galton)..
159. Romano-British Mosaic Pavements
160. A Legend of Narcissus. (J. G. Frazer)
161. Sketch of Nguna Grammar. By Sidney H. Ray
162. The Nationalities of the United Kingdom. By
Sir John Lubbock. Extracts from Letters to
the "Times"
Research in America. By
163. Psycho-Physical
Joseph Jastrow
..
164. Prehistoric Remains in South Africa. By A. W.
Buckland
165. Australian Tunes. (H. Ling Roth)
166. "Introduction à l'étude des Races Humaines.
Questions Générales. Par A. de Quatrefages."
Review
167. The Royal Ethnographic Museum at Dresden
168. Lectures on Anthropology at the South Kensing-
ton Museum, by Mr. Francis Galton, F.R.S.
169. British Association Meeting at Manchester
170. Archæological Meeting.
171. Chinese Superstition
172. Address to the Anthropological Section of the
British Association at Manchester. By Prof.
A. H. Sayce, M.A.
173. On the Notes sounded by Mr. Galton's Whistles
for Testing the Limit of Audibility of Sound.
By W. N. Shaw, M.A.
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174. Note on the Dieyerie Tribe of South Australia.
By Samuel Gason..
175. "Fourth Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethno-
of
logy, Smithsonian Institution, Washington,
1886." (A. W. Buckland.) Review
176. The Primitive Human Horde. (C. S. Wake)
177. Sketch of Aniwa Grammar. By Sidney H. Ray
178. Racial Photographs from the Egyptian Monu-
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ients
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179. The Races of India. (Sir George Campbell)
180. The Primitive Human Horde. (G. L. Gomme)..
181. Statistics Bearing upon the Average and Typical
Student in Amherst College, March, 1888. By
Dr. E. Hitchcock, assisted by Dr. H. H.
Seelye
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182. Distribution of Indian Tribes in North America
183. The Late Mr. McLennan
184. The Pygmy Races of Men. By Prof. William
Henry Flower, C.B., LL.Ď., F.R.S. (A
Lecture Delivered at the Royal Institution of
Great Britain on 13th April, 1888)
185. Dr. Tylor on Marriage Systems and Laws of
Descent
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186. Apparent Survival of a Human Pairing Season .
187. The Dieyerie Tribe, South Australia. (S.
Gason)
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188. Some Recent Publications of the Bureau of
Ethnology, Washington, D.C., U.S.A. (A. W.
Buckland).
J.A.I. xvi, 98, 99
J.A.I. xvi, 99, 100
J.A.I. xvi, 344
J.A.I. xvi, 409–418
J.A.I. xvi, 418-422
J.A.I. xvi, 422, 423
J.A.I. xvi, 423-425
J.A.I. xvi, 425
J.A.I. xvi, 425, 426
J.A.I. xvi, 426
J.A.I. xvii, 79
J.A.I. xvii, 80
J.A.I. xvii, 166-181
J.A.I. xvii, 181-185
J.A.I. xvii, 185, 186
J.A.I. xvii, 187, 188
J.A.I. xvii, 276–282
J.A.I. xvii, 282–289
J.A.I. xvii, 289
J.A.I. xvii, 289, 290
J.A.I. xvii, 356
J.A.I. xvii, 357, 358
J.A.I. xvii, 358, 360
J.A.I. xvii, 360
J.A.I. xviii, 73-91
J.A.I. xviii, 91, 92
J.A.I. xviii, 93, 94
J.A.I. xviii, 94, 95
J.A.I. xviii, 96-98
Index.
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Anthropological Miscellanea :—
189. The Primitive Human Horde. (C. S. Wake)
190. International Congress of Americanists
191. British Association, 1888
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By
192. Personal Identification and Description.
Francis Galton, F.R.S. (Substance of a lec-
ture delivered at the Royal Institution.) (Wood-
cuts)
193. The "Longstone" at Mottistone, Isle of Wight.
(A. L. Lewis)
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194. Anthropometric Statistics from Amherst College,
Mass., U.S.A. By Dr. E. Hitchcock.
introductory note by F. Galton)..
195. General Pitt Rivers' Explorations.
(With
(A. W.
Buckland.) Review
196. Sketch of Api Grammar. By Sidney H. Ray
197. Contribution towards a Vocabulary of the Caya-
pas. (C. Cheston)
198. Parsee Burial in India. (A. W. Buckland)
199. Tables of Observations. By F. Galton
200. Questions on the Manners, Customs, Religion,
Superstitions, &c., of Uncivilized or Semi-
civilized Peoples. By J. G. Frazer
201. Race and Language. (T. V. Holmes)
202. Race and Language. (Walter M. T. Campbell)..
203. Note as to Descent in the Dieri Tribe.
Howitt
204. Sepulchral Chambers in Tumuli in Finistère.
(A. L. L.)
205. International Congress of Prehistoric Anthro-
pology and Archaeology
By A. W.
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206. French Association for the Advancement of
Science, 1889.
207. British Association, 1889.
208. Professor Weismann's Essays
209. Race and Language. (T. V. Holmes)
210. Naga Ornaments. (R. T. Woodthorpe)
211. Naga Ornaments. (C. H. Read).
212. Popular Anthropological Lectures..
213. A Vocabulary of Ulia. (With introduction by
M. Pleyte)
c.
214. Note on a Vocabulary of Ulia. With vocabularies
of Kusaie and Mortlock, Caroline Islands. By
Sidney H. Ray
215. Childbirth Customs of the Loyalty Islands, as
related by a Mangaian Female Teacher. (W.
W. Gill)
216. Notes on Certain Australian Marriage Systems.
By A. J. Vogan
217. Notes on a Recent Discovery in Finistère. By
Admiral F. S. Tremlett
218. The Smithsonian Institution and its Anthropologic
Work. By T. Wilson
219. Obituary Notice of A. Asher, M.D. By Maurice
Davis
220. "Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology,
Smithsonian Institution, 1883-4, 1884-5." (A.
W. Buckland.) Review..
221. The British Association (1890)
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J.A.I. xviii, 99
J.A.I. xviii, 99, 100
J.A.I. xviii, 100
J.A.I. xviii, 177–191
J.A.I. xviii, 192
J.A.I. xviii, 192–199
J.A.I. xviii, 200–204
J.A.I. xviii, 295–303
J.A.I. xviii, 304
J.A.I. xviii, 420
J.A.I. xviii, 420–430
J.A.I. xviii, 431-439
J.A.I. xviii, 439, 440
J.A.I. xix, 89
J.A.I. xix, 90
J.A.I. xix, 90, 91
J.A.I. xix, 91 92
J.A.I. xix, 92
J.A.I. xix, 251
J.A.I. xix, 252
J.A.I. xix, 441
J.A.I. xix, 441, 442
J.A.I. xix, 494–500
J.A.I. xix, 500–503
J.A.I. xix, 503-505
J.A.I. xix, 505-507
J.A.I. xix, 507, 508
J.A.I. xix, 509–515
J.A.I. xix, 515, 516
J.A.I. xx, 105–108
J.A.I. xx, 108
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Index.
Anthropological Miscellanea :-
222. Precolombian Metallurgy in Venezuela, S.A. (V.
Marcano)
223. Recent Anthropological Works. Reviews
224. Comparative Portraits of an Individual at different
Ages
225. Ethnographic Researches in India. (H. H
Risley)
226. Ethnographic Album of the Pacific Islands.
Edge-Partington)..
(J.
227. The Patterns in Thumb and Finger Marks: on
their Arrangement into Naturally Distinct
Classes, the Permanence of the Papillary Ridges
that make them, and the Resemblance of their
Classes to Ordinary Genera. By Francis Galton,
F.R.S. Abstract
..
228. "Modern Customs and Ancient Laws of Russia;
being the Ilchester Lectures for 1889-90.
By Maxime Kovalevsky." Review
229. "Primitive Folk. Studies in Comparative Eth-
nology. By Elie Reclus." Review.
230. "Races and Peoples. Lectures on the Science of
Ethnography. By Daniel G. Brinton, A.M.,
M.D. 1890." Review
231. "The Vikings of Western Christendom.
F. Keary, M.A." Review
232. People of the Gold Coast
233. A Curious Custom in Sicily
234. "The American Race. By Daniel G. Brinton,
M.D." Review.
CC
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235. "The Darwinian Theory of the Origin of Species.
By Francis P. Pascoe. 1890." Review
236. "Exploratory Survey of part of the Lewes, Tat-
on-duc, Porcupine, Bell, Trout, Peel, and Mac-
kenzie Rivers. By William Ogilvie. Ottawa,
1890." Review
(C
237. Three Years in Western China. By Alexander
Hosie, M.A." Review.
238. American Mounds.
By
c.
239. Use and Disuse
240. "The American Anthropologist
"The American Anthropologist."
241.
242. "Transactions of the Australian Association for
the Advancement of Science."
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243. "American Antiquarian "
244. L'Anthropologie "..
245. "Journal of the Anthropological Society of Bom-
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246. "Science
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247. "Bulletin of the Anthropological Society of
Brussels "
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248. Proceedings of the Asiatic Society of Bengal
249. "Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal
250. “Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal"
251. "Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of
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Ireland"
252. “Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh
253. "Proceedings of the Royal Society of Antiquaries
of Scotland
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J.A.I. xx, 220, 221
J.A.I. XX, 222
J.A.I xx, 289
J.A.I. xx, 290–292
J.A.I. xx, 292–294
J.A.I. xx, 360–361
J.A.I. xx, 361
J.A.I. xx, 362
J.A.I. xx, 363, 364
J.A.I. xx, 364, 365
J.A.I. xx, 365
J.A.I. xx, 365
J.A.I. xx, 365, 366
J.A.I. xx, 366
J.A.I. xx, 367
J.A.I. xx, 368
J.A.I. xx, 368, 369
J.A.I. xx, 369
J.A.I. xx, 370
J.A.I. xx, 370, 371
Index.
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Anthropological Miscellanea :-
254. "Transactions of the Asiatic Society of Japan."
255. "Proceedings of the Royal Geographical Society."
256. The Archæological Journal
257. "Folk-Lore"
258. "Proceedings of the Society of Biblical Archeo-
logy."
259. “Bulletin of the Anthropological Society of
Paris
r
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260. "Memoirs of the Anthropological Society of
Paris
261. “Journal and Proceedings of the Royal Society of
New South Wales
""
262. “Journal of the China Branch of the Royal
Asiatic Society'
263. "Sixth Report of the North-Western Tribes of
Canada"
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264. "The Smithsonian Report," National Museum,
for 1888
CC
265. "The Smithsonian Report," 1888..
CC
266. Transactions of the Canadian Institute."
267. “Journal of the Royal Institution of Corn-
wall"
268. "Sculptured Anthropoid Ape Heads, found in or
near the valley of the John Day river, a
tributary of the Columbia River, Oregon, by
James Terry
""
269. Archæologia."
270. "Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries'
271. "Revue Mensuelle de l'Ecole d'Anthropologie de
Paris"
>>
Anthropological News
272. "Proceedings of the Boston Natural History
Society
273. “Records of the Geological Survey of New South
Wales "
274. "Archiv für Anthropologie"
see Reviews.
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3. E. G. Squier.
4. Dr. Louis Büchner.
5. Dr. J. Aitken Meigs.
6. Karl Gutzkow
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gowshire
11. Dr. Anton Fritsch.
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Anthropological News :-
1. Application for an Anthropological Section of the
British Association.
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7. Meetings of the Anthropological Society of Lon-
don in 1866.
•
8. Death of a boy who represented in lineage the
United Kingdom.
9. Dr. H. Ronay.
10. Discovery of stone coffins near Torpichen, Linlith-
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J.A.I. xx, 371
J.A.I. xx, 372
J.A.I. xx, 372, 373
J.A.I. xx, 373, 374
J.A.I. xx, 374
J.A.I. xx, 374–378
J.A.I. xx, 378
J.A.I. xx, 379
J.A.I. xx, 379, 380
J.A.I. xx, 380
J.A.I. xx, 380, 381
J.A.I. xx, 381
A.R. iii, 184
A.R. iv, P.M.A. 148
A.R. v, 240–256; 369–376
A.R. vi, 116-120; 220-224;
323-328; 442-468
A.R. vii, 116-120; 214-216;
330-332
A.R. iii, 184
A.R. iv, P.M.A. 148
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Index.
Anthropological News:
12. Humphry on the anatomy of the chimpanzee, and
the term quadrumanous as applied to that
animal.
(C
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13. What is Ethnology?
14. Goldwin Smith
15. Robert H. Collyer, Dr.
16. R. B. N. Walker.
21. Anthropological Lectures.
22. C. Carter Blake.
17. Dr. R. S. Charnock.
18. Alexis Fedtchenko.
19. British Association at Dundee.
20. Bones found under the walls of the Mansion
House in London.
23. Anthropology at the British Association.
24. Destruction by fire of the statues of various savage
tribes at the Crystal Palace
25. Worked stones from Zetland.
29. Catlin's O-Kee-Pa.
30. Winwood Reade.
26. Paris International Congress for Anthropology
and Pre-historic Archæology.
27. Science and Spiritualism
28. Dr. John Beddoe
32. B. H. Hodgson.
33. Death of M. Boudin.
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31. Catalogue of books in the Library of the Anthro-
pological Society of London.
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34. Archaic Anthropology of New Zealand
35. Ante-Diluvian Politics (Adamite and Pre-Adam-
ite), or a Moral Cosmogony the true Theme of
Genesis ito xi. By Harcourt Beatty.
nopsis)
(Sy-
36. Moscow Anthropological Society.
37. Descriptive Anthropology in Russia
38. Traces of pre-historic civilisation in St. Anthony,
Minn.
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39. On the skull of Dante. (Letter from Hermann
Welcker to Dr. Barnard Davis).
40. Wagner on the occipital lobe of man and apes.
(Letter to Dr. James Hunt)
45. Who were the Ancient Britons ?
lecture by the Rev. W. Greenwell)
46. The Emancipated Negro.
47. An Anti-Malthusian Family.
48. A Young Mother
49. Proofs of Early Civilisation in Ireland
50. C. Carter Blake.
51. Broca on Anthropology.
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41. Cerebral measurements. (Notice of a Treatise by
Dr. Hermann Wagner)
42. Views of a Parsee, a native of India, on the causes
of the immense gulf that separates the Europeans
from the Hindoos. (Letters from Nouraja
Bymaij)
··
43. The Aztecs
44. Extract of a letter from J. S. Wilson to W.
Bollaert
(Account of a
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A.R. v,
240
A.R. v, 241
A.R. v, 242
A.R. V, 243
A.R. v, 244
A.R. v, 244-246
A.R. v, 246
A.R. v, 246, 247
A.R. v, 247, 248
A.R. v, 248, 249
A.R. v, 249, 250
A.R. v, 250-252
A.R. v, 252, 253
A.R. v, 253
A.R. v, 253–256
A.R. v, 256
Index.
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Anthropological News :-
52. Sir William Lawrence and Dr. Nott.
53. Anthropological Society of Spain.
54. Foundation of a Museum of American Archæology
and Ethnography in connection with Harvard
University, in the City of Cambridge, Massachu-
setts.
55. Discovery of Ancient Human Remains in Cali-
fornia
56. Photographs of Human Races.
57. Catalogue of a Russian Collection of Four Hun-
dred Human Skulls.
58. Professor Pott's Dictionary of the Radicals of the
Indo-German Language.
59. Dr. Adolf Bastian.
60. Tweedie's presentation portrait of Dr. James
Hunt.
61. Du Noyer's discoveries in the North of Ireland.
62. Spencer's "Principles of Psychology"
63. Anthropology in the Isle of Man ..
64. New South Wales Exhibition Commission
74. British Association, Dundee
75. Anthropology in Germany
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76. Officers of the Paris Anthropological Society
77. Indian News..
65. Dr. Julius Schvarcz's researches
66. Oxford Anthropological Society
67. Anthropological Society of London
68. Bibliography of Anthropological Literature.
69. Moscow Anthropological Society.
70. Manchester Anthropological Society.
71. Schaaffhausen on Blood Globules in Fossil Bone
72. An Operation in the Days of the Incas
73. The Spring of Schussen, and its most Ancient
Inhabitants
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78. Dr. Exton
79. White Family rescued from the Kaffirs
80. Men-Apes
81. The Aissa Houha Árabs
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82. Ancient Human Skull found in California, at a
depth of 130 feet
83. Murder of a Missionary in Fiji
84. Massacres in the Andaman Islands
85. Ancient Art in Peru
86. Anthropologists and Missionaries..
87. Tait on Britain during the Stone Age
88. Misapplication of the term "Miscegenation."
89. Anthropology at the Vatican
90. The Anthropology of Brazil
91. Icelandic Remains on the Potomac, near Washing-
ton ..
92. Lectures on The Negro Race," by a coloured
gentleman
93. Anthropology and the British Association.
94. Anthropological and Ethnological Societies.
95. Captain Burton.
96. Consul Hutchinson.
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A.R. v, 369
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A.R. v, 370
A.R. v, 370, 371
A.R. v, 371
A.R. v, 371, 372
A.R. v, 372, 373
A.R. v, 373, 374
A.R. V,
374
A.R. v, 374, 375
A.R. v, 375, 376
A.R. v, 376
A.R. vi, 116, 117
A.R. vi, 117, 118
A.R. vi, 118
A.R. vi, 118, 119
A.R. vi, 119
A.R. vi, 120
A.R. vi, 220, 221
A.R. vi, 221, 222
97. Ralph Tate
A.R. vi, 323
98. International Congress of Archaic Anthropology A.R. vi, 323, 324
A.R. vi, 222
A.R. vi, 222, 223
A.R. vi, 223, 224
A.R. vi, 224
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Index.

.
Anthropological News:
99. Professor Huxley.
100. Anthropological Society of Dundee.
101. Ethnological Society.
102. Election of Anthropologists into the Royal
Society.
103. Death of Rajah Brooke
104. Death of John Crawfurd
of London
112. Early Man in Italy
113. Dr. C. Carter Blake..
114. Celt and Saxon
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105. Three Anthropological Wonders
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106. Anthropological Society of Manchester
107. Burke's "Ethnological Journal "
108. Rapport sur les Progrès de l'Anthropologie
109. Broca on the Relative Proportions of the Limbs in
the Negro and the European.
110. Presentation to Dr. Moffat..
111. Financial Position of the Anthropological Society
Blake.)
130. E. G. Squier.
131. Dr. Nott
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124. Anthropological Laboratory.
125. Finances of the Ethnological Society
126. Captain Burton
127. Retzius.
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128. Memoirs of the Anthropological Society.
129. The Guatuso Indians of Costa Rica.
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132. Anthropology in Central America..
133. Archaic Anthropology
136. Burke's "Ethnological Journal "
137. Nicaraguan Anthropology.
138. George R. Gliddon.
139. A Cave Story
115. The Anthropological Review and the Anthropo-
logical Society
116. Dr. J. C. Nott
117. The Manchester Anthropologists
118. Anthropological
and
Ethnological Societies.
(Failure of the Amalgamation Scheme)
119. Boucher de Perthes.
120. Ex-Governor Eyre.
121. Murder of Mr. W. Manson by Australians
122. Anthropological Congress.
123. British Association, 1868.
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140. American Prehistoric Remains
141. Ruins of Ancient Ciastro in Sicily..
142. Kitchen-Midden in Brittany, at Doelan.
from G. A. Lebour)
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147. Ingleby's "Introduction to Metaphysics
148. The Nova Scotian Giantess
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143. Archaic Anthropology at Paris
144. German Anthropology
145. Scientific Societies." Pall Mall Gazette ")
146. Biblical Science
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134. Sir Roderick Murchison and Professor Huxley
135. Prize for the best Essay on The Origin of the
English Nation," awarded to Dr. John Beddoe
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A.R. vi, 324
A.R. vi, 324, 325
A.R. vi, 325, 326
A.R. vi, 326, 327
A.R. vi, 327
A.R. vi, 327, 328
A.R. vi, 328
A.R. vi, 442-445
A.R. vi, 445, 446
A.R. vi, 446
A.R. vi, 446-448
A.R. vi, 448-450
A.R. vi, 450-452
A.R. vi, 452-457
A.R. vi, 457-461
A.R. vi, 461
A.R. vi, 462
A.R. vi, 462, 463
A.R. vi, 463
A.R. vi, 463, 464
A.R. vi, 464
A.R. vi, 464, 465
A.R. vi, 465
A.R. vi, 465, 466
A.R. vi, 466
A.R. vi, 466, 467
A.R. vi, 467
A.R. vi, 467, 468
A.R. vii, 116, 117
A.R. vii, 117, 118
A R. vii, 118-120
A.R. vii, 120
A.R. vii, 214, 215
A.R. vii, 215
Index.
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Anthropological News:
149. Archaic Anthropology in Ireland.
150. Memoirs of the Anthropological Society.
151. Mortillet's (C
Chronological Arrangement
Caverns and Rock-shelters "
of
152. Lartet's "Report on the Skeletons discovered in
the Département de la Dordogne." ("Pall Mall
Gazette.")
153. Bibliography of Anthropological Literature.
154. Death of Hugh J. C. Beavan
155. Anthropology at the British Association..
156. Anthropological Society of Madrid.
157. Preservation of Ancient Monuments.
158. Editor's Apologies
159. Death of the Best Man in England
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160. Congress of Polish Physicians and Naturalists at
Cracow
161. On the Macana of the Aborigines of Central
America. By C. Carter Blake
Grand Discoveries near
162. Yorkshire Tumuli :
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185. Anthropophagi.
186. Fauna of Round Island.
•
Bridlington..
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163. The Iron Age in Egypt.
164. The Origin of the Berbers
165. Ecker on the Development of the Convolutions of
the Hemispheres.
166. The Stone Age in Egypt
167. Prehistoric Man.
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168. Return of Gustav Vallis from South America
169. Curious Discovery at Tenby.
170. Stone Hammer of Serpentine found in Silesia.
171. Remains of a Foundry of the Bronze Period at
Holzendorff.
("Pall
("Pall
172. Pile Works discovered in the Streitzig Lake
173. Professor Huxley on Political Ethnology..
174. Professor Huxley's Last New Theory.
Mall Gazette.") (A Devonshire Man)..
175. Professor Huxley on Celts and Teutons.
Mall Gazette")
176. Professor Huxley on Celt and Teuton. (A Devon-
shire Man.) ("Pall Mall Gazette ")
177. Anthropology and Politics: Kelts and Saxons.
(John Beddoe.) ("Standard")
178. Race in Politics-the "Celt" and the "Saxon."
(L. O. Pike.) ("Standard")
179. Anthropology and Politics-Kelts and Saxons.
(J. Beddoe.) ("Standard")
180. Man, half white and half black.
181. Extraordinary Recovery after Saw-wound of the
Skull and Brain
182. Immunity of a Monkey to Strychnine
tr
183. The Big Mound" of St. Louis; a Natural
Formation ..
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184. Rough Sketch of Mammoth found on a Bone of
the Mammoth.
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187. A Sclavonian Account of Creation..
188. Main Results of the Congress of Paleontologists
at Copenhagen. (K. Vogt)
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A.R. vii, 215, 216
A.R. vii, 330
A.R. vii, 330, 331
A.R. vii, 331
A.R. vii, 331, 332
A.R. vii, 332
A.R. viii, 97
A.R. viii, 97-100
A.R. viii, 100, 101
A.R. viii, 101-105
A.R. viii, 105
A.R. viii, 106
A.R. viii, 107
A.R. viii, 108
A.R. viii, 197–204
A.R. viii, 204-206
A.R. viii, 207-209
A.R. viii, 209–211
A.R. viii, 211-213
A.R. viii, 213–215
A.R. viii, 215, 216
A.R. viii, 216
A.R. viii, 217
A.R. viii 217, 218
A.R. viii, 218
A.R. viii, 219, 220
32
Index.
Anthropological Notes
Anthropological Notes:-
··
··
•
1. Anthropological Society of London
2. Anthropology in the United States
3. Anthropology in Germany..
13. Megalithic Monuments
14. Origin of the Gipsies
•
4. The Society of the Friends of Nature at the
University of Moscow
11. Weight of Sir James Simpson's Brain
12. Excavation of a Roman Circus at Paris.
··
..
5. Anthropological Society of Paris.
6. Sociedad Antropòlogica Española ..
7. Broca's Anthropological Laboratory: Liberal offer
to English Anthropologists
8. International Congress of Anthropology, 1870
9. British Association, 1870
10. Collection of Ancient and Modern Greek and
Italian Skulls
··
26. Hill Ranges of Southern India
27. Novara Expedition ..
15. Anthropology of the War. (Franco-Prussian)
16. Anthropology at the Royal Academy
17. African Anthropology
28. Swaving's Collection of Skulls
29. Numerals for 3, 7, and others
30. Kimmerians and Atlanteans
·
• •
• •
•
··
P:
•
..
•
·
18. Origin of Diseases.
19. Darwin on Anthropology
20. Auguste Comte. (Definition of Anthropology)
21. Professor Rawlinson. (Definition of Anthro-
pology)
22. Anthropological Section of the Society of the
Friends of Nature, Moscow
23. Peruvian Inca Skulls
•
··
··
•
··
..
24. Anthropology of Eastern Europe
25. Anomalous Transverse Suture in Human Malar
Bones
•
..
··
·
··
•
::
31: Nachtigal's Journey to the Tibbu-Reschade
32. Congrès International pour le progrès
Sciences géographiques, &c.
33. Jackson on Anthropology
Anthropological Notes and Queries, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 53
··
des
•
Notes from Assyrian Inscriptions
Notes from New York State Documents, see
Roberts, G. E...
Proceedings at the Oriental Congress, 1878,
Cust, R...
see
··
Research, on the Methods of, see Pike, L. O.
Anthropological Review and the Anthropological Society,
see Anthropological News, 115
Society
..
Connection with the Anthropological
J.A. 111-116; 242-244;
362-364
J.A.I. i; P.E.S. pp. clvi-
clx
J.A. 111
J.A. 111, 112
J.A. 112
J.A. 112, 113
J.A. 113
J.A. 113, 114
J.A. 114
J.A. 114, 115
J.A. 115
J.A. 115, 116
J.A. 116
J.A. 242
J.A. 242, 243
J.A. 243, 244
J.A. 244
J.A. 244
J.A. 362
J.A. 363
J.A. 363
J.A. 363, 364
J.A. 364
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. clvi
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. pp. clvi, clvii
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. clvii
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. clvii
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. pp. clvii,
clviii
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. pp. clviii,
clix
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. pp. clix, clx
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. clx
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. clx
J.A.I. v, 118
Anthrop. p. lxxviii
A.R. ii, 210
J.A.I. viii, 285
A.R. viii, J.A.S. p. iii
A.R. vi, 448
A.R. vi, 431
Index.
33
Anthropological Review, Origin of
Anthropological Science at the British Association, 1865,
prospects of
Fundamental Principles of, see Donovan,
Dr.
Section of the Society of the Friends of Nature,
Moscow (Crania from Samarcand), see Anthropo-
logical Notes, 22
Societies, see Miscellanea
Anthropologica,
59
··
Anthropological Society. Address, 1866, see Hunt, J...
President's Address, 4th February, 1868..
Anniversary Address, 1869, see Hunt,
1870, see Beddoe, J.
1871
Meeting, 1864. 5th January,
General Anniversary
Meeting,
Meeting, 3rd
··
Anniversary Meeting,
3rd January,
James
1864
January, 1865
1866
1871
1867..
··
Annual Meeting, 1867
1868
General Meeting, 1869
Meeting, 1870
General Meeting, 17th January,
··
··
··
..
··
Arrangements for 1866, see Miscellanea
Anthropologica, 56
Committees.
··
"Memoirs Read Before the Anthropolo-
Vols. i and ii."
gical Society of London.
Review
see Miscellanea Anthropologica, 52
see Anthropological News, 115
Proceedings of the General Meeting held
7th July, 1863 ..
Regulations for the Formation of Branch
Societies..
Report of a Special Committee Appointed
on 3rd November, 1868, to Inquire into the Desira-
bility of Accepting the Copyright of the Anthropo-
logical Review, and to Report on the Working of
the Present Plan of Publishing the Journal of the
Society
Report of the Committee of Investigation
into the General and Financial Condition of the
Anthropological Society of London. With Discus-
sion. 28th October, 1868
Special General Meeting, 14th February,
1871
•
•
··
A.R. vi, 431
A.R. iii, 221-229
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. clxxvii
J.A. 363
A.R. iv, 208
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. lix
A.R. v, J.A.S. pp. xliv-lxx
A.R. vi, J.A.Š. pp. xcviii-
xcix
A.R. vii, J.A.S. pp. civ-cvii
A.R. viii, J.A.S. pp. lxxviii-
lxxxiii
J.A.I. i, P.A.S. pp. xxiv-
xxvii
A.R. ii, J.A.S. pp. lxxiv-xcv
A.R. iii, J.A.S. pp.lxxv-cxiii
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. xlix-lxxxi
A.R. v, J.A.S. pp. xxxiii-lxxi
A.R. vi, J.A.S. pp. lxv-xcv
A.R. vii, J.A.S. pp. lxxiv-
cix
A.R. viii, J.A.S. pp. lxxiv-
lxxxiv
J.A.I. i, P.A.S. pp. xix-xxvii
A.R. iv, 111
A.R. vi, J.A.S. pp. xcvii,
xcviii
A.R. v, 91-102
A.R. i, T.A.S. pp. xxiv-xxvi
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. cciv, ccv
A.R. vii, J.A.S. pp. xix-xxi
A.R. vii, J.A.S. pp. i-xix
J.A.I. i, P.A.S. pp. xxxvi
A.R. iii, 375
A.R. vi, 418
D
34
Index.
Anthropological Society, Memoirs of, see Miscellanea
Anthropologica, 54
100
67
156
··
of Dundee, see Anthropological News,
pological News, 111
D. I.
··
of London, see Anthropological News,
logica, 57
477
Financial Position of, see Anthro-
··
..
see Anthropological Notes, 1
Formed at Madrid. 14th February, 1865
of Madrid, see Anthropological News,
see Miscellanea Anthropo-
of Manchester
see Anthropological News, 70
see Anthropological News, 117
First Meeting of, see Heath,
66
Anthropological Society of Paris
see Anthropological News, 106
of New York Founded. 2nd May, 1865
of Oxford, see Anthropological News,
··
1.
•
..
see Villin, E.
Villin,
see Villin, E.
Proceedings of the
··
Société d'Anthropologie de Paris.
1, 2. January to May, 1863."
Société d'Anthropologie de Paris.
Review
•
··
see Anthropological Notes, 5
see Broca, Paul
see Broca, Paul
see Miscellanea Anthropologica,
··
··
..
"Bulletins de la
Vol. IV, Fas.
•
Review
"Bulletins de la
Vol. IV, Fas. 3."
·
"Bulletins de la
Société d'Anthropologie de Paris. Vol. IV, Fas. 4;
Vol. V, Fas. 1." Review
see Anthropological Notes, 6.
Spanish, see Jugo, F.
• •
"Bulletins de la
Société d'Anthropologie de Paris. Vol. IV, Fas. 4;
Vol. V, Fas. 1, 2." Review
Séance du 4 Fevrier, 1864.
Discussion sur les origines Indo-Européens ..
Anthropological Society of Spain, Foundation of (5th
June, 1865), see Miscellanea Anthropologica, 44
President's Address
•
A R. iv, 109
A.R. vi, 324
A.R. v, 373
A.R. vi, 442
J.A. 111
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. cxxxii
A.R. vii, 332
A.R. iv, 111
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. clxxv
A.R. V,
1-27
A.R. v, 374
A.R. vi, 452
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. ix
A.R. vi, 326
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. ccxvi
A.R. v, 372
A.R. iii, 305-325
A.R. iv, 96–108
A.R. iv, 198-207
A.R. iv, 278-288
A.R. iv, 372-386
A.R. v, 121–128
A.R. y 235-239
A.R. v, 350–364
J.A. 113
A.R. i, 274
A.R. vi, 225
A.R. iii, 231
A.R. vii, 195
A.R. vii, 381
A.R. vi, 104-108
A.R. i, 373-378
A.R. ii, 141-145
A.R. ii, 217-220
A.R. iii, 1-21
A.R. iii, 161-167
A.R. iii, 229
A.R. iv, 186
J.A. 113
A.R. iv, 259
Index.
35
Anthropological Society of Vienna, see Rokitansky, C... J.A. 72
(Müller, on the origin of the writ-
ing of the Malayan peoples.) See Scientific
Societies
Anthropological and Ethnological Societies, see Anthro-
pological News, 94
·
see Anthropological News, 118
Statistics from Schools, see Galton, F.
Study, Ultimate Object of..
Types, Permanence of, see Beddoe, J.
Wonders, see Anthropological News, 105
Anthropologie. By K. Schmidt." Review
Anthropologists and Missionaries, see Anthropological
News, 86
(C
Western, and Extra-Western Communities
Anthropology, Broca on
Elected into the Royal Society, see Anthropo-
logical News, 102
46
··
By P. Topinard.
••
··
News, 179
"Anthropology.
..
R. T. H. Bartley. Review
Anthropology, Darwin on, see Anthropological Notes, 19
Jackson on, see Anthropological Notes, 33
see Bray, C. Review
see Vollgraff, K.
a Practical Science
Advance of, see Miscellanea Anthropologica,
on the Study of, see Hunt, James
see Flower, W. H.
and Social Innovation
··
··
see
··
Application of the Principle of Natural Selection
to, see Hunt, J.
in 1885, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 154
the Aim and Scope of
Definition of, see Anthropological Notes, 20.
see Anthropological Notes, 21..
Genealogy in connexion with, see Marshall, G. M.
History of, see Bendyshe, T.
meaning of the Term, see Miscellanea Anthro-
pologica, 18
··
Popular Lectures on, see Miscellanea Anthro-
pologica, 51
··
on the Progress of, see Quatrefages, A. de
A Scheme of, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
134
the scope of, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
153
•
Translated by
··
··
M.A.S. ii, 68
M.A.S. i, 335
A.R. ii, 147
A.R. iii, 375
A.R. viii, 28
J.A.I. xii, 440
J.A.I. xv, 380
A.R. i, 1
J.A.I. xiii, 488
A.R. iii, 303-305
Anthrop. 238
Text-books on
True Cerebral Theory Necessary to
and Darwinism, see Schaaffhausen, Hermann..
and Ethnology, see Cournot
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. cviii
A.R. ii, 267
see Davis, J. Barnard
A.R. vi, 394
and Geology, see Miscellanea Anthropologica, 20 A.R. ii, 149
and Natural Selection, see Wallace, A. R.
A.R. v, 103
and Politics: Kelts and Saxons, see Anthropo-
logical News, 177
A.R. viii, 211
Anthropological
A.R. viii, 215
A.R. iv, P.M.A. 93–97
•
J.A. 110
A.R. vi, 323
A.R. vi, 457
J.A.I. iii, 308
Anthrop. 30
M.A.S. ii, 37
A.R. vi, 325
A.R. iii, 303
A.R. vi, 220
A.R. vi, 324
Anthrop. 225
A.R. v, 193
A.R. vi, 35
··
J.A.I. vii, 540
J.A. 244
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. clx
p.
A.R. vii, 185
A.R. iv, 226
A.R. iv, P.M.A. 6-9
A.R. iii, 230
A.R. iv, 320
J.A.I. xv, 388
J.A. 1-18
J.A. 362
J.A. 363
D 2
36
Index.
Anthropology at the British Association. 1863..
1864
..
see Gibb, G. Duncan
1871, see Wake, C. S.
1872, see Rivers, A. H. Pitt
1873, see Rudler, F. W…..
1874, see Rudler, F. W.
1875, see Rudler, F. W.
at the International Congress of Orientalists,
1870, see Anthropo-
1874, see Clarke, H. ..
1866
1866, see Blake, C. C.
dc.
see Anthropological News, 93
see Anthropological News, 155
1869
at the Royal Academy.
logical Notes, 16
at the Vatican, see Anthropological News, 89
in Central America, see Anthropological News,
132..
in Germany, see Anthropological Notes, 3
see Anthropological News, 75 ..
in the Isle of Man, see Anthropological News,
63
of Persia,
Review
in the United States, see Anthropological
Notes, 2..
in its connection with Chemistry
in the Nursery
143
..
of Africa, see Cameron, V. L.
of Auguste Comte, see Kaines, Joseph.
of Brazil, see Anthropological News, 90
of Devon and Cornwall, see Beddoe, J.
of Eastern Europe, see Anthropological Notes,
24
•.
•
··
..
of Etruria, see Villin, E.
of France, see Broca. Review
Anthropology of Greece. By G. Nicolucci."
Anthropology of Lancashire, see Beddoe, J.
of Latium, G. Nicolucci.
Review
of Linnæus. 1735-1776. See Bendyshe, T.,
History of Anthropology. Part II.
of the New World, see Bollaert, W.
see Bollaert, W.
··
··
•
Descriptive, see Polak, J.
··
•
••
•
•
Review..
Review..
•
of Prehistoric Peru, see Hutchinson, T. J.
of Scotland, see Miscellanea Anthropologica,
E.
..
62
of the War (Franco-Prussian, 1870), see Anthro-
pological Notes, 15 ..
African, see Anthropological Notes, 17
Archaic, see Hunt, J.
··
see Anthropological News, 133
see International Congress
at Paris, see Anthropological News,
..
··
··
A.R. i, 379-464
A.R. ii, 294-335
A.R. iii, 354-371
A.R. iv, 386-408
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. iv
A.R. vi, 88-103
A.R. vi, 323
A.R. vi, J.A.S. P. xvii
A.R. vii, 331
A.R. vii, 414–432
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. xxiii
J.A.I. i, 268
J.A.I. ii, 350
J.A.I. iii, 330
J.A.I. iv, 323
J.A.I. v, 348
J.A.I. iv, 336
J.A. 243
A.R. vi, 222
A.R. vi, 463
J.A. 112
A.R. vi, 116
A.R. vi, 370
J.A. 111
A.R. ii, 121, 122
A.R. i, 489
J.A.I. vi, 167
J.A.I. i, 349
A.R. vi, 222
A.R. viii, 85
J.A. 364
J.A. 79
J.A. 89
A.R. vi, 154
J.A.I. i, P.A.S. p. xv
Anthrop. 254
M.A.S. i, 421-458
M.A.S. ii, 92
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. clxxi
A.R. vi, 26
J.A.I. iv, 438
A.R. iv, 288
J.A. 242
J.A. 244
M.A.S. ii, 294
A.R. vi, 464
A.R. vi, 203
A.R. vii, 116
Index.
37
Anthropology, Archaic, in Ireland, see Anthropological
News, 149
D.
99
Comparative, see Art in Relation to
of England and Wales, see Mackintosh,
gical Miscellanea, 102
lected by (Ex. 242)
··
Dutch, see Davis, J. B.
Forensic, see Miscellanea Anthropclorica, 1 ….
French, see Anthropological
Miscellanea,
Instrument (Ex. 139)
Instruments (Ex. 266)
(Ex. 361)
see Darwin, H.
··
··
German, see Anthropological News, 144
Italian, see Davis, J. B.
Philosophical, see Frédault, F. Review
Recent. Compiled by W. L. Distant.
Anthropological Miscellanea, 84 ..
Anthropometric Apparatus for Travellers (Ex. 389)
Committee of the British Association, see Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 89
see Anthropolo-
..
Bertillon's (Ex. 418)
Recent Designs for, see Galton, F.
Traveller's Box of (Ex. 358)
..
•
•
Photographs Col-
··
+3
Made by the Cambridge Scientific Instru-
ment Company (Ex. 357)
Laboratory, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
144
Anthropophagi, see Anthropological News, 185
Anthropotomy, see Gray, H. Review
•
Nile
Antiparos, Antiquities from (Ex. 324)
Prehistoric Remains in, see Bent, T.
Skull and Long Bones from (Ex. 328)
Antiquities from Antiparos (Ex. 324)
from Colombia (Ex. 241)
of Colorado, see Whitney.
See
at the Health Exhibition, see Galton, F.
Measurement of Criminals, see Mouat, F. J.
of 2nd Royal Surrey Militia, see Rivers,
··
A. H. Pitt
Statistics from Amherst College, see Anthropo-
logical Miscellanea, 194
Anthropometry, see Galton, F., on the Height and
Weight of School-boys..
•
see Lamprey, J. H., on a Method of Measuring
the Human Form. N. and Q.
see Rivers, A. H. Pitt, on Chest Measurements
at Cambridge, see Venn, J.
methods and Processes of, see Topinard, P.
I.
of English Jews, see Jacobs, Jos., and
Spielman
··
··
Anthropos (C. Carter Blake.) Man and Beast
"Anti Kaulen. By A. F. Pott." Review
Antinori and Piaggia, see Negro Tribes of the Upper
•
..
··
•
•
··
··
A.R. vii, 215
A.R. v, 28
A.R. iv, 1
A.R. iii, 202
A.R. i, 179
J.A.I. ix, 233
A.R. vii, 117
A.R. v, 142
A.R. iv, 266
J.A.I. vii, 109
J.A.I. xviii, 332
J.A.I. vii, 391-393
J.A.I. ix, 345
J.A.I. ix, 254
J.A.I. ii, 180
J.A.I. xi, 360
J.A.I. xvi, 65
J.A.I. xvi, 9
J.A.I. xx, 182
J.A.I. xvi, 2
J.A.I. xvi, 2
J.A.I. xvi, 2, 9
J.A.I. xiv, 275
J.A.I. xiv, 205
J.A.I. xx, 182
J.A.I. vi, 443
J.A.I. xviii, 192
J.A.I. v, 174
J.E.S., N.S. i, 84
J.A.I. v, 101
J.A.I. xviii, 140
J.A.I. x, 212
J.A.I. xix, 76
A.R. viii, 218
A.R. ii, 202
A.R. i, 153–162
A.R. ii, 24
A.R. viii, 91
J.A.I. xiv, 134
J.A.I. xiv, 134
J.A.I. xiv, 222
J.A.I. xiv, 134
J.A.I. ix, 51
J.A.I. v, 220.
38
Index.
Antiquities of Easter Island, see Palmer, J. L.
Egyptian, see Stuart, V.
··
in Great Turks Island, see Franks, A. W., on
Stone Implements from Honduras
from Huasco, see Read, C. H.
(Ex. 395)
Mexico (Ex. 126)
of the Orkneys, see Petrie, G.
from Peru (Ex. 150)
Peruvian (Ex. 180).
of Sutherland (Joass)
in Wales (Ex. 228)..
from Worthing (Ex. 213)
Bronze, from Worthing, see Wisden
Prehistoric, of Dartmoor, see Bate, C. S.
in Florida, see Anthropological Mis-
··
cellanea, 70
from the South-east of Spain (Ex. 380)..
primeval, in Austria
Preservation of, in Ohio, see Rivers, A. H. Pitt
Antiquity of the Book of Nabathean Agriculture. Re-
view
Antiquity of Civilisation. Review
Antiquity of Man
Po mnen
··
see Crawfurd, J.
see Crawfurd, J.
see Crawfurd, J.
see Crawfurd, J.
see Dawkins, W. B.
see Evans, J.
P
•
•
Ape and Man, see Wake, C. S.
•
::
•
··
"
see Hughes, T. McK.
"Antiquity of Man. By Sir Charles Lyell." Review
Antiquity of Man. (Lyell)
see Phillips, J.
··
··
··
··
•
··
D
•
J
··
•
↑
••
►
D
see Tiddeman, R. H.
see Wallace, A. R.
..
from the Évidence of Language, see
•
••
Crawfurd, J. ..
in Central France. (Proc. of the Anthrop.
Soc. of Paris)
Notes on the, A Summary of the
Evidence..
..
and Comparative Geology, see Wake,
S. Abstract and Discussion
C.
and Prehistoric Times. (Lyell), see
Miscellanea Anthropologica, 58
of the Human Race, see Blake, C. C.
Antler of Red Deer from Ipswich (Ex. 113)
Anthropologia del Lazio, Memoria del G. Nicolucci.
Review
··
J.E.S., N.S. i, 371
J.A.I. xii, 324
•
J.A.I. vi, 37
J.A.I. xix, 57
J.A.I. xix, 57
J.A.I. i, 162
A.R. i, 425
J.A.I. iii, 103
J.A.I. iv, 368
A.R. iii, J.A.S. pp. lxiii-lxv
J.A.I. vii, 396
J.A.I. vii, 43
J.A.I. vii, 43
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. c
J.A.I. vi, 99
J.A.I. xviii, 121
A.R. iii, 157
J.A.I. vii, 186
A.R. ii, 52
J.A. 170
A.R. vii, 136–152
T.E.S. ii, 170
T.E.S. iii, 58
T.E.S. vi, 233
A.R. i, 172
J.A.I. vii, 151
J.A.I. vii, 149
J.A.I. vii, 162
A.R. i, 129
A.R. ii, 299–301
A.R. i, 436
J.A.I. vii, 165
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. clviii
T.E.S. ii, 170
A.R. iv, 205
A.R. i, 60-106
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. cv
A.R. iv, 112
A.R. i, T.A.S. p. xxvi
J.A.I. i, 73
Anthrop. 416
J.A.I. ii, 315
A.R. v, 257
Ancestry and Christianity. Review
Origin of Man, see Miscellanea Anthropo-
logica, 21
of Mankind. J. McGrigor Allan
Apes and Monkeys, Intelligence of, see Crisp,
Api Grammar, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 196
Apparatus for Testing the Delicacy of the Muscular and
other Senses in Different Persons, see Galton, F... J.A.I. xii, 469
A.R. ii, 150
A.R. iv, P.M.A. 121
A.R. ii, 308
J.A.I. xviii, 295
་
Index.
39
Apparatus for Testing the Delicacy of the Sense (Ex.
292)
J.A.I. xii, 469
Aprons, Grass, Traditional Origin of, see Anthropo-
logical Miscellanea, 130
Aptitudes of Races, see Farrar, F. W.
J.A.I. xi, 356
T.E.S. v, 115
J.A.I. IV, 132
Arabia Petræa, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 149
Arabian Race and Language, on the Dissemination cf.
see Crawfurd, J.
T.E.S. v, 298
Arabs, Ethnological Notes on, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 149
J.A.I. xv, 132
Aissa Houha, see Anthropological News, 81 A.R. vi, 118
Non-Mussulman, see Anthropological Mis-
cellanea, 128
Aracan, Account of the Hill Tribes, see St. John, R. F.
J.A.I. xi, 355
··
J.A.I. ii, 233
J.E.S., N.S. i, 287
J.E.S., N.S. i, 274
Anthrop. 60
St. A.
Arapahoes, see Blackmore, W.
see Fisher, M. C.
Arberlows Ring and other Remains in Derbyshire
Archæological Discoveries in Ireland, see Conwell,
E. A.
Importance of Ancient British Lake Dwellings,
see Munro, R.
Meeting, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
149
170
Archæology, American, see Miscellanea Anthropo-
··
logica, 53
Archæology of Peru. By E. G. Squier." Review
Archæology and Ethnology, see Dunn, R.
and History, International Congress for, 1868,
see International
Archaic Anthropology, see Anthropological News, 133
see International Congress
German
L.
··
··
..
··
International Congress of, see Anthro-
pological News, 98
Lewis, A. L.
see Lewis, A. L...
in Ireland, see Anthropological News,
of the Islands of Unst, Brassay, and the
Mainland of Zetland, see Hunt, J.
··
··
د.
at Paris, see Anthropological News, 143
at the Society of Antiquaries. Review
of the South-West of England
Structures in Cornwall and Devon, see Lewis, A.
..
··
in the Isle of Man, see Lewis, A. L.
in Somersetshire and Dorsetshire, see
··
Research, Desirability of, see Seemann, B.
Ardagh, J. C., examination of the upper portion of the
cliff, and remarks on objects discovered therein, 17th
January, 1865,
1865, see Walker, B., and J. C.
Ardagh, on a deposit at Newhaven
see Walker, B., and J. C. Ardagh, on a
deposit at Newhaven
T.E.S. v, 217
J.A.I. XV,
453
J.A.I. xvii, 80
A.R. iii, 375
J.A. 236
T.E.S. v, 305
A.R. viii, 41
A.R. vi, 464
A.R. vi, 203
A.R. v, 325-330
"Archiv für Anthropologie, 1866." Review
J.A.I. xi, 117
A.R. iv, 353-358
Arctic Ethnology, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 54 J.A.I. v, 118
Highlanders, see Markham, C. R.
T.E.S. iv, 125
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. ccxciv
A.R. vi, 323
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. xxvi
A.R. vii, 215
M.A.S. ii, 294
A.R. vii, 116
A.R. vii, 95-97
A.R. vii, 242
J.A.I. i, P.A.S. p. i
J.A.I. i, 295
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. clxxxix-
cxci
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. clxxxvii
40
Index.
Argentine Anthropology, see Hutchinson, Thomas
J. Letter
Republic, skulls from Rosario (Ex. 93)
Argyll on Archaic Anthropological Speculations. Review.
Argyllshire, see Mapleton, R. J., on prehistoric remains
Arian Nomades, see Howorth, H. H.
Arica, woollen bags from (Ex. 104)
Armenians of Southern India, see Shortt, John..
see Shortt, John
Armit (Captain), William E. (F.L.S.), Customs of the
Australian Aborigines. 11th February, 1879. Title only
see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 104
Armlet, marble, from Lukoja, see Edwards, H. W.
(Ex. 8)
Arrest of development, see Meryon, E.
Arrow-heads, Classification of, see Knowles, W. J.
from Canada (Lake Erie), see Fairbank, F.
Egypt (Ex. 229)
Elginshire, see Roberts, G. E.
Lake Erie (Ex. 93)
Rio Negro (Ex. 176)
Southern India, see Walhouse, M. J.
(Ex. 200).
flint, see Evans, J...
CC
··
man, J. G.
125)
..
>>
..
··
··
··
from Ditchley, Oxfordshire (Ex. 215)
Oxfordshire (Ex. 217)
(flint and chert) from Patagonia, see Rivers,
H. Pitt..
Arrow poison used by the Canelos Indians (Ex. 99)
Arrows of the Modoc Indians (Ex. 166) ..
from the Solomon Islands, see Balfour, H.
Evolution of a Characteristic
Pattern on the Shafts of, see Balfour, H.
of the South Sea Islanders, reputed Poisonous
Nature of, see Messer, A. B...
Arruda, Carbeço da, see Busk, G...
··
•
··
Art in Relation to Comparative Anthropology
the Influence of Race on, see Fergusson, James,
History of Modern Architecture
of Music in Prehistoric Times, see Rowbotham,
J. F.
Articulations, Doubtful or Intermediate, see Hale, H...
Artificial Deformation of the Skull, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 142
Enlargement of the Ear-lobe, see Harrison, J. P.
Eyes of Peruvian Mummies, see Rising..
Artificially Deformed Crania from Mallicollo, see Flower,
W. H.
••
•
A.
R. A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. lxiv
J.A.I. vii, 396
··
·
•
•
··
(Ex. 257) ..
see Flower, W. H.
(Ex. 392)
from Pisaqua (Ex. 50)
found in Switzerland, see Aker-
•
..
··
•
Skulls from Vancouver's Island (Ex.
Enlarged Earlobes, see Anthropological Mis-
cellanea, 35
..
A.R. vi, 215
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. clxxvii
A.R. vii, 376–380
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 146
J.A.I. vi, 41
÷
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. clxxxix
J.A., J.A.S. p. clxix
J.A. 180
J.A.I. ix, 3
J.A.I. ix, 459
J.E.S., N.S. i, 35
J.E.S., N.S. i, 35
T.E.S. vii, 162
J.A.I. vi, 482
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. lxiv
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. cxi
J.A.I. iv, 311
J.A.I. vi, 245
J.A.I. vi, 245
T.E.S. iv, 240
J.A.I. vii, 44
J.A.I. vii, 117
J.A.I. iv, 311
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. clvi
J.A.I. iii, 204
J.A.I. xviii, 30
J.A.I. xvii, 328
J.A.I. vii, 209
T.E.S. vii, 39
A.R. v, 28-46
A.R. i, 216
J.A.I.
I, 380
J.A.I. xiv, 233
J.A.I. xiv, 85
J.A.I. ii, 190
T.E.S. iv, 59
J.A.I. xi, 75
J.A.I. xi, 74
J.A.I. xix, 52
J.A.I. xix, 52
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xxxir
J.E.S. iv, 191
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. cxxii
J.A.I. ii, 449
1
Index.
41
"Arts of Subsistence. By Lewis H. Morgan." See An-
thropological Miscellanea, 84. "Recent Anthro-
pology"
Aryan and the Semite, see Jackson, J. W.
or Indo-Germanic Theory, see Crawfurd, J.
Polity, see Tagore, G. M.
Race, see Pictet, A., "Les Origines Indo-
Européennes." Review
Aryans, Origin and Primitive Seat of, see Taylor, I.
Origin of the. Review
Ashantee Fetish Curse (Ex. 172)
Gold Objects from (Ex. 174)
Skull from, see Busk, G.
(Ex. 171)
Ashantees, Relations of Culture of, see Clarke, H.
Asher, A. Obituary Notice. See Anthropological
Asia. Chinese Skull (Ex. 142)
•
•
K
··
see
..
Miscellanea, 219
Asher, David, (Ph.D.) Geiger's Lectures on the Develop-
ment of the Human Race. Review. See Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 119
Schopenhauer and Darwinism
•
··
•
••
J.A.I. x, 366
J.A. 312
J.A.I. iii, 2
J.A.I. ix, 31
Ethnological Objects from Borneo. (Ex. 351, 352) J.A.I. xv, 423, 424
from Siberia (Ex. 240)
Fire-syringe from Borneo (Ex. 427)
Japanese Roll (Ex. 152)
J.A.I. xx, 331
Megalithic Remains in Japan (Ex. 396)
Mosso (Chinese) Writing (Ex. 244)
Objects from the Maldive Islands (Ex. 368)
Photographs of Ainos (Ex. 151) .
Prehistoric Objects found in Siberia (Ex. 156)
Progress of Civilisation in, see Crawfurd, J.
Skull of a Burmese Dacoit Leader (Ex. 399)
of a Chinese Mandarin (Ex. 400)..
Stone Adzes from Burmah (Ex. 216)
Implements from India (Ex. 363)
Tattooed Man from Burmah (Ex. 140)
see Conder, C. R., on Hittite Ethnology
··
see Crawfurd, J., on the Supposed Aborigines of
India
• •
••
··
··
•
··
•
·
•
··
•
U
•
•
··
..
•
·
see Garson, J. G., on Skulls from the Hindu
Kush District
•
A
•
J.A.I. ii, 228
J.A.I. xvii, 137
T.E.S. vi, 59
see Gibb, G. D., on the Character of the Voice..
see Hale, A., on Stone Implements from Perak..
see Jones, J., on Crucifixion in China
J.A.I. xviii, 20
M.A.S. iii, 244
J.A.I. xvii, 66
T.E.S. iii, 138
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 97
see Oppert, Gustav, on the Kitai
Anam. Photograph of "Tailed" Boy from
Saigon (Ex. 330)
J.A.I. xiv, 327
Andaman Islands. See Anthropological Miscel
lanea, 83
J.A.I. vii, 105
Anthropological
Miscel-
lanea, 109
J.A.I. x, 124
see Anthropological News, 84 A.R. vi, 120
see Baxter, J. B...
see Belcher, E.
see Busk, G.
see Dobson, G. E.
see Flower, W. H.
see Flower, W. H.
·
..
•
J.A.I. vii, 115
A.R. vii, 333
T.E.S. i, 268
T.E.S. ii, 369
•
A.R. i, 232
J.A.I. xvii, 238
Anthrop. 593
J.A.I. iv, 88
J.A.I. iv, 122
•
J.A.I. iv, 62
J.A.I. iv, 62
J.A.I. iv, 122
J.A.I. xix, 515
J.A.I. iii, 137
J.A.I. xix, 64
J.A.I. ix, 337
J.A.I. xvi, 164
J.A.I. iii, 137
J.A.I. iii, 174
T.E.S. iii, 98
J.A.I. xix, 94
J.A.I. xix, 94
J.A.I. vii, 117
J.A.I. xvi, 65
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. clxxxiii
T.E.S. v, 40
T.E.S. iv, 205
J.A.I. iv, 457
J.A.I. ix, 108
J.A.I. xiv, 115
!
42
Index.
Asia, Andaman Islands, see Fytche, A.
see Man, E. H.
see Owen, R.
see Rivers, A. H. Pitt
see Thomson, A. ..
Borneo. Wild Tribes of the North-west Coast, see
St. John, S.
Borneo, see Houghton, E. P., on the Land
Dayas
Burmah, see Phayre, A. P.
Central, see Vambéry, A., "The Turcomans
between the Caspian and Merv
>>
Central, see Vambéry, A., on the Dervishes and
Hadjis of the East
Ceylon. Skeleton and Skulls of Veddahs (Ex. 402)
see Bailey, J.
see Dickman, H., on the Treatment of
Diseases by Charms
(Ex. 255)
..
··
141)
District (Ex. 305)
120)
(<
··
··
see Maniegar, S. C. C., on the Mookwas
see a "Tamil," on the Weddos ..
China. Photographs of Natives of Yünnan and
the Shan Country (Ex. 296)
see Lamprey, J.
••
..
see Lockhart, W., on the Miautsze
Eastern. The Peoples of, see Bastian, A., “Die
Volker des Oestlichen Asien." Review
India. Agricultural Implements from the Naga
Hills (Ex. 320)..
··
··
•
Andamanese Bone Necklaces (Ex. 263)
Skeleton (Ex. 272)
and Nicobarese Objects (Ex. 230)
(Ex. 262)..
Ethnological Objects from the Naga Hills
Objects from Manipur (Ex. 371)..
Scinde (Ex. 227)
India, Paleolithic Implements from Madras (Ex.
..
294)
•
•
Photographs of Nicobarese (Ex. 198)
(Ex. 353, 354)
Skull from the Nicobar Islands (Ex. 367)
Stone Celts from the Shevaroy Hills (Ex.
Implements from the Banda
from the Naga Hills (Ex.
>>
Tribes of the Neilgherries (Ex. 56)
see Anthropological Miscellanea,
225. Ethnographic Researches in India'
see Cockburn, J., on Paleolithic Imple-
ments from South Mirzapore ..
see Kincaid, W., on the Bheel Tribes of
the Vindhyan Range
..
•
see Maniegar, S. C. C., on the Classifi-
cation of the Tamul Castes
T.E.S. v, 239
J.A.I. vii, 451, 457
J.A.I. xi, 268
J.A.I. xii, 69, 117, 327
J.A.I. xiv, 253
T.E.S. ii, 34
J.A.I. vii, 434
J.A.I. xi, 295
T.E.S. ii, 232
M.A.S. iii, 195
T.E.S. v, 13
J.A.I. ix, 337
M.A.S. ii, 14
J.A.I. xix, 125
T.E.S. ii, 278
J.A.I. xii, 513
J.A.I. vi, 209
J.A.I. xv, 423, 427
J.A.I. xvi, 147
J.A.I. ii, 348
J.A.I. xiii, 184
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. P. lxii
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xxxii
J.A.I. XX, 290
J.A.I. xvii, 57
J.A.I. ix, 397
.. T.E.S. iii, 93
T.E.S. ii, 140
T.E.S. iv, 348
T.E.S. iii, 70
J.A.I. xiii, 2
T.E.S. vi, 101
T.E.S. i, 177
A.R. v, 187
J.A.I. xiv, 114
J.A.I. xi, 294
J.A.I. xii, 69
J.A.I. vii, 434
J.A.I. xi, 268
J.A.I. xi, 56
J.A.I. xvi, 346
J.A.I. vii, 364
Index.
43
··
Asia, India, see Mitra, R., on the Gypsies of Bengal
see Owen, S. R. I., on Hindu Neology.
see Risley, H. H., on the Study of
Ethnology in India
see Sellon, E., on Indian Gnosticism, or
Sacti Puja
··
see Sellon, E., on Phallic Worship
see Shortt, J., on the Bayadère
see Shortt, J., on the Cheddul
see Shortt, J., on the Marvar Tribes
see Tagore, G. M., on the Caste System
see Watt, G., on the Tribes of Manipur
South. Skull of Yanadi (Ex. 73)
Tribes of, see Shortt, J...
Kurdistan, Tribes of, see Spottiswoode, W.
Malay Archipelago. See Wallace, A. R.
Peninsula. See Bourien ..
Ghiliak
··
see Atkinson, G. M.
see Ball, V.
see Distant, W. L.
see Flower, W. H.
see Man, E. H.
(Ex. 220)
Hyde)
261)
Shell Mounds in, see Earl, G. W.
Malaysia. Ethnological Specimens from Timor-
laut (Ex. 298)
Nicobar Islands. See Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 97
··
..
see Rivers, A. H. Pitt
:
•
··
..
··
··
··
··
•
•
see Nicobar.
Perak, see Hale, A., on the Sakais
Siberia. Skull from Kamtchatka (Ex. 359)
see Davis, J. B., on the Skull of
a
•
:
..
Turkestan. See Atkinson, T. W., on the Kirghis
Western, Early Races of, see Conder, C. R.
Asia Minor, On the Inhabitants of, see Clarke, H.
Objects from a Refuse Heap near Smyrna
Proto-Ethnic condition of. (Clarke,
Stone and Copper Implements from (Ex.
··
see Bent, T., on the Ansairee
see Bent, T., on the Yourouks
Turkish, Topographical Nomenclature of,
of, see Clarke, Hyde.
Asiatic Nations, Character of the Voice in, see Gibb,
G. D.
··
••
and European Races, Characteristics of, see
Crawfurd, J.
Origin of Europeans, see Anthropological Society
of Paris..
see Anthropological Society of
Paris
Origin of the Game of Patolli, see Tylor, E. B.
M.A.S. iii, 120
M.A.S. ii, 202
J.A.I. xx, 235
M.A.S. ii, 264
M.A.S. i, 327
M.A.S. iii, 182
T.E.S. iv, 333
M.A.S. iii, 201
T.E.S. ii, 369
J.A.I. xvi, 346
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. cxvii
T.E.S. iii, 373
T.E.S. ii, 244
T.E.S. iii, 196
T.E.S. iii, 72
T.E.S. ii, 119
J.A.I. xiii, 23
J.A.I. viii, 336
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 137
J.A.I. x, 103
J.A.I. iii, 2
J.A.I. vi, 209
J.A.I. xvi, 147
J.A.I. vii, 451, 457
J.A.I. xi, 268
J.A.I. xv, 428
J.A.I. xviii, 354
J.A.I. vii, 434
J.A.I. xv, 285
J.A.I. xvi, 2, 21
M.A.S. iii, 366
T.E.S. i, 39
J.A.I. xix, 30
T.E.S. iv, 154
J.A.I. vii, 138
J.E.S., N.S. i, 39
J.A.I. xi, 196
J.A.I. xx, 225
J.A.I. xx, 269
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. clxxix
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. lxii
T.E.S. v, 58
A.R. iii, 161
A.R. v, 357
J.A.I. viii, 116
44
Index.
J.A.I. xi, 53
Asiatic relations of Polynesian Culture, see Tylor, E. B. J.A.I. xi, 401
Assam, platform dwellings in, see Peal, S. E.
Assignation of Bronze Weapons, see Wright, T...
Assimilation, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 73
T.E.S. iv, 176
J.A.I. vi, 194
Anthrop. p. lxxviii
J.E.S. iii, 210
T.E.S. i, 146
T.E.S. i, 11
A.R. iii, 185
J.A.I. xv, 301
A.R. iii, 325-329
M.A.S. i, 210
M.A.S. i, 210
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. xv
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. ccxxxv
J.A.I. x, 461
J.A.I. i, 213, 214
(C
Assyria, Notes on
Assyrian Inscriptions, see Hincks, E.
Marbles, see Knox, R.
1852.
Origin of the Izedis, see Ainsworth, W. F.
Astrology, Lilly's," by Zadkiel.
See Philosophy
and Pseudo-Philosophy
Astronomical Customs of the Blackfeet Indians, see
L'Heureux, J……
Traditions
··
··
··
·
··
..
..
Astronomy of Central America, with Recent Discovery
of the Maya Hieroglyphic Alphabet, see Bollaert, W.
of the Red Man of the New World, see
Bollaert, W.
•
..
see Bollaert, W.
Atacama, mummy from, see von Burgholzhausen
Atkinson, G. M. Celts from British Guiana, see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 123
on a Kitchen Midden in Cork Harbour.
19th June, 1871..
on a new Instrument for determining the
Facial Angle. With Discussion. 26th April, 1881.
(Plate)
Notes on the Nicobar Islanders.
January, 1870. (Plate)
25th
on a Scale to find Cranial Indices. With
Discussion. 25th June, 1878. (Plate)
Atkinson, H. G., on two Australian Skulls. 19th December,
1865. (Extract from letter)
•
•
Mr. Dunn on Life and Mind. Letter
on the Idiotic Family of Downham, in
Norfolk. 19th December, 1865. With Discussion A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. xxxii
Atkinson, (Rev.) J. C., on Cleveland Gravehills. Abstract.
2nd February, 1869
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. cxiii
J.A.I. iii, 115–120
•
··
•
•
•
··
on the Danish Aspect of the Local
Nomenclature of Cleveland. 22nd April, 1873
on the Danish Element in the
Population of Cleveland, Yorkshire. 12th April,
1870. With Discussion
Atkinson, T. W., an Account of an Ascent with the
Kirghis through the Mountain Passes to their
Summer Pastures at the foot of the Snowy Peaks
of the Ac-Tou, Chinese Tartary. 15th December,
1858
•
Atlantean Race, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 16
of Western Europe, see Jackson, J. W.
see MacLean, Hector
Atlanteans, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 11
see Anthropological Miscellanea, 18
see Kimmerians and Atlanteans.
Audley End, Essex, cut bones found at, see Roberts, G.
•
E.
"Auguste Comte and Positivism. By J. S. Mill.”
Review
•
Australia, see Beddoe, J., on the aborigines of Central
Queensland
··
J.A.I. xi, 122, 123
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 137–140
J.A.I. viii, 279–282
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. xxxi, xxxii
A.R. vi, 216, 217
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 351–366
T.E.S. i, 93-105
J.A.I. ii, 127
J.A.I. ii, 397
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. xl
J.A.I. i, 264
J.A.I. ii, 130
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. lxi
A.R. iv, 289
J.A.I. vii, 145
Index.
45
Australia, see Beveridge, P., on aboriginal ovens
see Crawfurd, J., on the food of the natives of
Australia..
see Cunningham, R. A., on natives of Queens-
land
see Howitt, A. W., on the Jeraeil
see Howitt, A. W., on the migrations of the
Kurnai ancestors
see Howitt, A. W., and L. Fison
see Rolleston, H. D., on the cerebral hemispheres
of an Australian
Aborigines of. Review. See Anthropological
Miscellanea, 28
see Oldfield, A.
Child-bearing in
Demigods, Dæmonia, Superstitions, and Languages,
see Miles, W. A.
mixed races of, see Taplin, G.
natives of Queensland (Ex. 373)
•
photographs and implements from (Ex. 239)
pseudo cromlech on Mount Alexander
rock carvings found in the neighbourhood of
Sydney, see Nicholson, Charles
stone implements from (Ex. 194) ..
..
··
··
cellanea, 143
W. E.
Western, aborigines of, see Bland, R. H.
•
··
•
see Stanbridge, W. E.
vocabulary of the Cornu tribe, see Pechey, W. A.
Central, see Howitt, A. W., on the Dieri
and Western, natives of, see Forrest, J.
New South Wales, aborigines of the River Dar-
ling, see Bonney, F.
►
see Cameron, A. L. P.
•
North-West, see Walcott, P., vocabulary col-
lected at Nichol Bay
..
South, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 174,
on the Dieyerie tribe
Dieyerie tribe, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 187
..
preserving the dead in, see Flower, W. H.
the tribes of Victoria, see Stanbridge,
..
•
•
•·
··
··
•
·
•
see Fison, L., on the New Norcia
marriage laws
Australian Aborigines, see Carmichael, C. H. E.
see Murray, T. A...
Customs of, see Anthropological Mis-
cellanea, 104
•
··
•
··
·
intellectual and moral characteristics of,
see Wake, C. S.
legends of, see Anthropological Mis-
..
J.A.I. xviii, 68
J.A.I. vii, 280
A.R. vi, J.A.S.
J.A.I. ix, 459
J.A.I. i, 74
..
J.A.I. xiv, 87
J.A.I. x, 85
photographs of (Ex. 247)
··
physical characters of, see Wake, C. S... J.A. 259
beliefs, see Howitt, A. W.
burials, remarks on ..
Ceremonies of Initiation, see Howitt, A. W.
Child, Mummied Head of, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 31
•
••
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. clxxxvii
T.E.S. vi, 112
J.A.I. xvii, 83
J.A.I. xiv, 301
J.A.I. xv, 409
J.A.I. xii, 30
J.A.I. xvii, 32
J.A.I. ii, 307
T.E.S. iii, 215
J.E.S., N.S. i, 68
J.E.S. iii, 4
J.A.I. iv, 52
J.A.I. xvii, 83
J.A.I. ix, 3
J.E.S., N.S. i, 75
J.A.I. ix, 31
J.A.I. vi, 40
J.A.J. vi, 40
J.A.I. i, 143
J.A.I. xx, 30
J.A.I. v, 316
J.A.I. xiii, 122
J.A.I. xiv, 344
T.E.S. ii, 249
J.A.I. xvii, 185
J.A.I. xviii, 94
J.A.I. viii, 389
T.E.S. i, 286
J.A.I. xvi, 340
Anthrop. p. lxxxviii
J.A.I. xiii, 185
Anthrop. 72
J.A.I. xiii, 4:2
J.A.I. ü, 311
p.
liii
46
Index.
Australian Class Systems, see Howitt, A. W.
see Howitt, A. W.
Cranium, peculiarities of, see Bradley, S. M.
"Gins," reported infecundity of, after having
borne half-caste children, see Thomson, T. R. H...
half-castes, see Peel, R., on Kangaroo Island
Horde, see Howitt, A. W., and L. Fison
Implements (Ex. 343)
Languages, see Bleek, W. H. I.
see Clarke, H.
see Mackenzie, A...
see Taplin, G.
and Traditions, see Mackenzie, A.
see Ridley, W.
see Ridley, W.
··
Laws, see Fison, L.
see Tylor, E. B.
Systems, see Galton, F.
Anthropological
see
•
··
see Evans, J.
Axeheads, Caribbean (Ex. 164)
Axholme, the Isle of, see Peacock, E.
Marriage Customs and Systems of Relationship,
see Lubbock, J.
•
•
··
•
..
..
··
•
··
..
Miscel-
lanea, 216
Medicine Men, see Howitt, A. W.
Message Sticks and Messengers, see Howitt, A. W.
Music, see Torrance, G. W.
Natives, see Anthropological Conferences
Skulls, see Atkinson, H. G.
Skulls (Ex. 106)
Songs and Songmakers, see Howitt, A. W.
Traditions, see Major, R. H.
Tribal Affinities, see Wake, C. S...
Tribes, see Palmer, Edward
Tundums or Bull-roarers (Ex. 345)
Tunes, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 165.. J.A.I. xvi, 425
Vocabulary, see Walcott, P.
see Barlow, Harriott
Australians, Kamilaroi Tribe, see Ridley, W.
Austria, Flint and Bronze Implements from Dalmatia
(Ex. 251)..
T.E.S. ii, 249
J.A.I. ii, 166
J.E.S. iv, 285
Objects from Istria (Ex. 227)
Austrian Dominions, Physical Character of the Natives,
see Beddoe, J.
•
··
··
Peoples, Weight Proportions of Brains, see
Weisbach, A.
Avares, or Eastern Huns, see Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 15
Avery, J. Gould. Civilisation, with Special Reference
to the so-called Celtic Inhabitants of Ireland. With
Discussion. 15th June, 1869..
•
•
..
..
··
··
Racial Characteristics as Related to
Civilisation. Abstract and Discussion. 4th March,
1872
Axe, Chert Implements from the Valley of the (Ex. 232)
Paleolithic Implements from (Ex. 245).
Paleolithic Implements from the Valley of the,
..
··
··
J.A.I. xii, 496
J.A.I. xviii, 31
J.A.I. ii, 137
J.E.S. iii, 243
J.A. [3], J.A.S. p. xxxi
J.A.I. xiv, 142
J.A.I. xv, 266
J.A.I. i, 89
J.A.I. vii, 274
J.A.I. iii, 247
J.A.I. i, 84
J.A.I. vii, 269
J.A.I. ii, 257
J.A.I. vii, 232
J.A.I. xiv, 292
J.A.I. ix, 354
J.A I. ix, 354
J.A.I. xviii, 70
J.A.I. xix, 505
J.A.I. xvi, 23
J.A.I. xviii, 314
J.A.I. xvi, 335
J.A.I. xvi, 201
cxivi
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. xxxi
J.A., J.A.S. p.
J.A.I. xvi, 327
T.E.S. i, 349
J.A. [3], J.A.S. p. xiii
J.A.I. xiii, 276
J.A.I. xv, 390
J.A.I. x, 429
J.A.I. vii, 364
T.E.S. i, 111
A.R. vii, 92
J.A.I. ii, 114
A.R. vii, J.A.S. pp. cexxi-
ccxxxvii
J.A.I. ii, 63-67
J.A.I. vii, 499
J.A.I. ix, 369
J.A.I. vii, 499
J.A.1. iii, 204
A.R. viii, 137
Index.
47
Aymara Indians, see Forbes, David
Skull (Ex. 51)
Azores, Scourge, Flagellum, &c., from (Ex. 385)
Aztec Mirror (Ex. 115)
Aztecs, Method of Obtaining a Meridian Line by, see
London, see Owen, R...
A. L. L., see Lewis, A. L.
Bollaert, W.
Stone Zodiac of the, see Bollaert, W.
see Anthropological News, 43
see Cull, R.
..
..
on the so-called Aztec Children Exhibited in
..
B.
··
··
Babines, see Hamilton, Gavin
Babington, J. Extract from a Description of the
Pandoo Coolies in Malabar
Babylonia, Prehistoric Civilisation of, see Boscawen, W.
St. Chad
Baldwin, on Historic Anthropology. Review
Balfour, H. (M.A..), the Old British " "Pibcorn
··
··
Terra Cotta Tablets from (Ex. 379)
Babylonian Empire, Races of, see Bertin, G.
Bachmaier, Anton, on Pasigraphy..
Baer, K. L. Von, "Proposal for the Equipment of Anthro-
pological Expeditions into the Interior of the Rus-
sian Empire. 1865." Review
..
•
··
Bailey, John, an Account of the Wild Tribes of the
Veddas of Ceylon; their Habits, Customs, and
Superstitions. 1st July, 1862
• σ
Bain, A. (LL.D.), the Scope of Anthropology, see An-
thropological Miscellanea, 153
"The Senses and the Intellect. Second
Edition." Review
Baines, T., on Certain Implements and Articles of Dress
from South Africa. With Discussion. 6th Feb-
ruary, 1866
:
"Explorations in South-West Africa. 1866."
"The Victoria Falls of the Zambesi. 1866." Review
Baker, (Sir) Samuel White, "The Albert N'yanza, Great
Basin of the Nile, and Exploration of the Nile
Sources. 1866." Review
the Races of the Nile
Basin. 12th July, 1866
Bakewell, R. H. (M.D.), Observations on the Condition
of the Blood Corpuscles in Certain Races. With
Discussion. 15th November, 1870
Baker, W. B., on Maori Popular Poetry. 19th January,
1859
>>
or "Horn-
pipe" and its Affinities. 25th March, 1890. (Two
Plates)
•
on the Structure and Affinities of the
Composite Bow. With Discussion. 25th June,
1889. (Two Plates and Woodcut)
•
Exhibition of Arrows from the Solomon
Islands. With Discussion. 28th February, 1886.
(Plate)
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 193
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xxxii
J.A.I. xviii, 274
J.A.I. i, 74
M.A.S. i, 210
M.A.S. i, 210
A.R. 7, 252
J.E.S. iv, 120
J.E.S. iv, 128
J.A.I. vii, 206
J.E.S., N.S. i, 178
J.A.I. viii, 21
J.A.I. xviii, 103
J.A.I. xviii, 104
Anthrop. 508
A.R. iv, 238-242
T.E.S. ii, 278-320
J.A.I. XV,
380
A.R. ii, 250-262
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. cii-cviii
A.R. iv, 243–252
A.R. iv, 269–277
T.E.S. v, 228-238
J.A. [3], J.A.S. pp. x-xiii
T.E.S. i, 44-59
A.R. vii, 323
J.A.I. xx, 142–154
J.A.I. xix, 220-250
.. J.A.I. xviii, 30
48
Index.
Balfour, H. (M.A.), Note on the Use of "Elk" Teeth for
Money in North America. 12th March, 1889
on the Evolution of a Characteristic Pat-
tern on the Shafts of Arrows from the Solomon
Islands. 10th January, 1888. (Plate)
Bali, Account of the Island of. By R. Friederich.
Anthropological Miscellanea, 84.
Anthropology
Ball, V., on Nicobarese Ideographs. With Bibliography.
23rd March, 1880. (Plate)
Wolf-reared Children, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 108
Ballintoy, Flint Implements from, see Knowles, W. J.
(Ex. 222)
..
•
Bally, E. F., Bronze Celts found near Cumberlow,
Baldock, Herts, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
74
Bancroft, H. H. "The Native Races of the Pacific States
of North America." Review. See Anthropological
Miscellanea, 46, 51|
··
Bangor, see Rivers, A. H. Pitt, on the Opening of Two
Cairns
"3
··
..
""
Bann, Valley of, Flint Implements from, see Knowles,
W. J.
See
"Recent
•
Baptists and the Jamaica Massacre
Barbadoes, Shell, Chisels from (Ex. 253)..
··
Barber, E. A., "The Seven Towns of Moqui." See
Anthropological Miscellanea, 93.
"Anthro-
..
pological Gleanings
Baring-Gould, S., "The Origin and Development of
Religious Belief." Review
Barlow, Harriott, Vocabulary of Aboriginal Dialects of
Queensland. With Discussion. 6th May, 1872
Barnard, W. S., "Observations on the Membral Muscula-
tion of Simia Satyrus (Orang), and the Comparative
Myology of Man and the Apes," see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 84. "Recent Anthropology'
Barnes' Inscribed Dallâns, see Kinahan, G. H. ..
Barrie, (Captain), Kirkhead Cave, see Miscellanea An-
thropologica, 36
""
Basque and Kelt, see Webster, Wentworth
Race, see Webster, W.
Skulls, see Broca, P.
..
··
••
..
Barrington, Human Lower Jaw and Femur found at, see
Bendyshe, T.
•
Skulls from (Ex. 116)
..
Barron, (Dr.) G. B., on a Human Skull found near
Southport. Title only. 12th February, 1884
Barron, (Lieut.), Note on Stone Implements from the
Naga Hills. Woodcuts. 22nd November, 1871
Barrow near Kirton-in-Lindsey, Lincolnshire, see Pea-
cock, E...
··
··
•
·
Barrows of Kokotowi, see Bogouschefsky, N. C. de
Barrows, Round, Skulls from, see Blake, C. C.
Bartley, R. T. H. (M.D.), Topinard's Anthropology.
Translated by R. T. H. B. Review. See Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 91
•
· •
·
··
Barton Mere, near Bury St. Edmunds, Discoveries in,
see Jones, H.
•
•
•
··
··
··
··
J.A.I. xix, 54
J.A.I. xvii, 328-332
J.A.I. vii, 110
J.A.I. x, 103–108
J.A.I. ix, 465
J.A.I. vii, 202
J.A.I. vii, 202
J.A.I. vi, 195
J.A.I. iv, 503; г, 114
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 306
J.A.I. x, 150
A.R. iv, P.M.A. 20-23
J.A.I. xi, 2
J.A.I. vii, 545
J.A. 149
J.A.I. ii, 166-175
J.A.I. vii, 112
J.A.I. xviii, 171
A.R. ii, 344
A.R. i, T.A.S. p. xv
J.A.I. i, P.A.S. p. xiii
J.A.I. xiv, 3
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. pp. lxii, lxiii
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. cxiii
J.A.I. ii, 199
M.A.S. iii, 114
J.A.I. vii, 540
J.E.S., N.S. i, 199
J.A.I. v, 5
J.A.I. ii, 150
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. cclxviii
Index.
49
Bassus's Tower, Remains from, see Blake, C. C.
Bastian, (Dr.) A., Ethnology of Cambodia. Abstract
"Die Volker des Oestlichen Asien. Studien
und Reisen von Dr. Adolf Bastian. Vols. i and ii.
1866." Review..
•
Bastian on the Ethnography of Civilised Peoples. Review
Batanga, the People of, see Anthrop. Misc., 126
Bate, C. Spence, (F.R.S.) on a Human Skull and the
Bones of Animals found with Pottery in a Kjök-
kenmödding on the Coast of Cornwall, and on an
Ancient Cornish Barrow. Abstract
Report on the Prehistoric
Antiquities of Dartmoor. With Discussion. (Six
Plates.) 13th December, 1870
Bateman's Researches in Ancient British Tumuli, see
Lubbock, J.
..
Bath, Human Remains from (Ex. 201)
Bayadère; or, Dancing Girls of Southern India,
Shortt, J.
• •
..
•
A POT A
··
Battersea Rise, Palæolithic Implement from (Ex. 279)
Batty, (Mrs.) R. Braithwaite, Notes on the Yoruba
Anthrop. 152
Country. Abs. and Disc. 14th May, 1889. (Woodcut) J.A.I. xix, 160–164
Bautzen, Wends of
Baxter, J. Bainbridge, on Photographs of Andaman
Islanders. 15th May, 1866
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. clxxxiii
M.A.S. iii, 182
J.A.I. xii, 64
T.E.S. iii, 47-58
Beads, Aggri (Ex. 270)
Beale, L. J., the Brain and the Skull in some of the
Families of Man. 3rd March, 1863
on the Characteristics of the Mongolian and
European Families of Mankind, with a Special Refer-
ence to the Civilization of the Chinese. 13th
January, 1858. Abstract
..
··
•
•
see
•
Beamish, Richard (F.R.S.), "The Psychonomy of the
Hand, according to MM. D'Arpentigny and Des-
barrolles." Review
•
Beardmore, Edward, the Natives of Mowat, Daudai, New
Guinea. (With notes by A. C. Haddon, and appen-
dices)
··
Beast Children, see Tylor, E. B.
Beatty, Harcourt, "Ante-Diluvian Politics." Synopsis.
Beavan, H. J. C., Observations on the People Inhabiting
Spain. 6th February, 1866
·
•
Notes on the Races Inhabiting Spain.
Abstract and Discussion. 6th February, 1866
•
Death of, see Anthropological News, 154
see Dally,E., on Consanguineous Marriages
see Pouchet, G., "The Plurality of the
Human Race"
Becher, H. C. R., on Terra Cotta Heads from Mexico and
from Sicily. (Ex. 283.) 27th June, 1882 ..
Bechuanaland, Native Tribes of, see Conder, C. R.
Bechuana Skull, see Payne, R. W.
Beckett, Charles, on the Dialects North and South of the
Humber Compared. 11th September, 1853. Abstract
Beddoe, John, (M.D., F.R.S.) on the Aborigines of Cen-
tral Queensland. With Discussion. 8th May, 1877
Address to the Anthropological Society of
London, delivered 18th January, 1870
•
J.A.I. ii, 55
A.R. ii, 330-332
→
A.R. v, 187-193
A.R. vii, 98
J.A.I. x, 463
A.R. ii, 334, 335
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. pp. c-cxx
T.E.S. iii, 307
J.A.I. vi, 246
J.A.L. xii, 230
T.E.S. i [130]
A.R. iii, 346-353
J.A.I. xix, 459-473
A.R. i, 21
A.R. v, 244
M.A.S. ii, 55-67
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. xcii-xcviii
A.R. vü, 331
A.R. ii, 65
A.R. iii, 120
J.A.I. xii, 323
J.A.I. xvi, 76
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. cliv
J.E.S. iv, 150, 151
J.A.I. vii, 145–148
A.R. viii, J.A.S. pp. lxxviii—
lxxxiii
E
1
50
Index.
Beddoe, John, (M.D., F.R.S.) Anniversary Address, 1871
Anniversary Address to the Anthropo-
logical Institute of Great Britain and Ireland,
delivered January 28th, 1890 ..
27th January, 1891
on Anthropological Colour Phenomena in
Belgium and Elsewhere. With Discussion. 9th
November, 1880..
-
Anthropology and Politics, Kelts and
Saxons, see Anthropological News, 17y
see Anthro-
pological News, 179..
Cornwall
Lancashire.
cussion. 3rd January, 1871 ..
••
on the Anthropology of Devon and
With Dis-
•
·
Headforms of the West of England.
Abstract and Discussion. 5th June, 1866
A
With Discussion.
on the Bulgarians.
11th June, 1878..
J.A.I. viii, 232-239
English Surnames, from an Ethnological
Point of View. With Discussion. 9th May, 1882 J.A.I. xii, 231–242
on the Evidence of Phenomena in the
West of England to the Permanence of Anthropo-
logical Types. 5th December, 1865. Abstract and
Discussion
on the Headform of the Danes. 2nd
June, 1868
Discussion..
..
5th June, 1866
on Human Remains Discovered by
General Pitt Rivers at Woodcuts, Rotherley, &c.
With Discussion. 12th February, 1889
the Kelts of Ireland. With Map. 14th
Abstract and Discussion.
June, 1870
14th June, 1870
·
Obituary Notice of Dr. H. Muirhead
Observations on the Natural Colour of the
Skin in Certain Oriental Races. With Discussion.
12th November, 1889
•
..
on the Physical Character of the Natives
of Some Parts of Italy, and of the Austrian
Dominions, &c. 14th April, 1858
Characteristics of the Danes.
Abstract and Discussion. 2nd June, 1868 ..
of the Inhabitants of
Bretagne. 16th February, 1869
on the Physical Characteristics of the
People of Brittany. Short Abstract and Discussion.
16th February, 1869
J.A.I. i, P.A.S. pp. xxiv-
xxvii
··
J.A.I. xix, 481- 493
J.A.I. xx, 348-359
J.A.I. x, 374-380
A.R. viii, 211
A.R. viii, 215
A.R. viii, 85-88
J.A.I. i, P.A.S. pp.
xviii
A.R. iv, J.A.S.
J.A.S. PP.
IV-
p
xviii-xxi
M.A.S. iii, 378-383
A.R. vi, J.A.S. pp. clxxiii-
clxxvi
A.R, iv, J.A.S. pp. cxcix-
cci
M.A.S. ii, 348-357
J.A.I. xix, 257-263
J.A.I. xix, 2-11
J.A. 117-131
J.A., J.A.S. pp. clxxxii-
clxxxiv
J.A.I. xx, 301
T.E.S. i, 111-122
A.R. vi, J.A.S. pp. clxxiii-
clxxvi
M.A.S. iii, 359-365
A.R. vii, J.A.S. pp. cxxi
and cxxiv-cxxx
Index.
51
Beddoe, John, (M.D., F.R.S.) on the Physical Character-
istics of the Jews
(C
Questions Relating to the Physical
Characteristics of the Esquimaux, see Report of
the Arctic Committee." Appendix
Prize Essay on "The Origin of the
English Nation" Awarded to, see Anthropological
News, 135
The Progress of Public Health in our own
Times. Abstract, see Anthropological Mis-
cellanea, 103
Report on the Bradford Meeting of the
British Association [1873]
on a Skull from the Cave of Lombrive,
in the Pyrenees. Short Note. 16th February,
1869
··
on the Stature of the Inhabitants of Hun-
gary. 22nd November, 1881..
Stature of the Older Races of England, as
Estimated from the Long Bones. With Discussion.
28th June, 1887..
•
and bulk of Man in the British
Isles. 15th June, 1869. Maps
on the Supposed Increasing Prevalence
of Dark Hair in England
on the Testimony of Local Phenomena
in the West of England to the Permanence of
Anthropological Types. 5th December, 1865
Discussion
Notes on the Wallons. 5th February,
1872
see Bowker, J. H., on the Cave Cannibals
of South Africa..
··
Colour Phenomena in, see Beddoe, J.
Ethnology of. Review.
J.A.I. xvii, 202-209
M.A.S. iii, 384-573
Discussion A.R. vii, J.A.S. pp. ccxx,
ccxxi
A.R. i, 310-312
on the Manufacture of Works
of Art by the Esquimaux
Belgian Bone Caves, see Blake, C. C.
··
sɛe Blake, C. C.
Lehm, Habitation of Man in the, see Dupont,
Miscellanea, 30
•
E.
Belgium, see Blake, C. C., on Recent Investigations of
Dr. E. Dupont
Bedford, stone Implements from (Ex. 280)
Bediya Vocabulary, see Mitra, R., on the Gypsies of Bengal
Beigel, Hermann, (M.D.) Letter Concerning a skull from
Ulverstone. 5th March, 1867
on the Siamese Twins
Beke, Charles T., (Ph.D.) on the Geographical Dis-
tribution of the Languages of Abessinia and the
Neighbouring Countries. 22nd November, 1848 .. J.E.S. ii, 208–223
Belcher, (Admiral Sir) Edward, notes on the Andaman
Islands. From Notes by Lieutenant S. A. St. John.
23rd January, 1866
•
T.E.S. i, 222-237
See Anthropological
J.A.I. ii, 304
•
A.R. vi, 465
J.A.I. ix, 351
Anthrop. 178
A.R. yii, J.A.S. p. cxx
J.A.I. xi, 410–413
M.A.S. ii, 37–45
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. xviii-xxii
J.A.I. ii, 18-20
A.R. vii, 121
J.A.I. xii, 231
M.A.S. iii, 132, 133
A.R. v, J.A.S. pp. cxxiii,
cxxiv
A.R. vii, J.A.S. pp. cxxxiii,
cxxxiv
T.E.S. v, 40-49
T.E.S. i, 129–146
M.A.S. iii, 315
A. R. v, 294
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. clxxvii
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. x
J.A.I. x, 374
J.A.I. ii, 310
E 2
52
Index.
Belief in God, and in a Future State, the Universality
of, see Farrar, F. W. ..
Beliefs, Australian, see Howitt, A. W.
Bell, (Professor) A. Graham, on the Natural Sign
Language of the Deaf and Dumb. Title only. 12th
March, 1878
Bell, (Dr.) A. W., on the Native Races of New Mexico.
13th April, 1869. Map and Woodcuts
Bell, F. Jeffrey. Note on the name "Mediterranean,"
as applied to part of the Human Race; together
with the proposal of a new term in its place.
June, 1876
27th
Bell, William, on the Origin of Language from Inter-
jections, and of our Modern English in the Teutonic
and Cognate Dialects. 19th March, 1867. With
Discussion
Bell, Sacrificial, see Crawfurd, J……
Bellecombe, A. de. The Importance of Methodical Clas-
sification in American Researches. Translated by
William H. Garrett
Belloguet on the Origin of the Gauls. Review
Belomancy, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 64
see Buckland, A. W.
Bendyshe, T. (M.A.)´ Acts xvii, 26 (omission of aïµatos
in the Codex Sinaiticus)
..
··
on the Anthropology of Linnæus. 28th
February, 1865. Title only
on the Extinction of Races. 19th January,
1864. With Discussion
..
on the History of Anthropology. 31st
January, 1865. Title only
the History of Anthropology. 31st Janu-
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Human Hybridity, see Miscellanea An-
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on a Human Lower Jaw and Femur
found at Barrington, in Cambridgeshire. 9th June,
1863
on the Precautions which ought to have
been taken to ensure the health of British Troops,
had any been sent to Copenhagen. 3rd May, 1864.
With Discussion..
•
Bengal, Gypsies of, see Mitra, R...
Bennet Hill, Elgin, Stone Kist on, see Roberts, G. E...
Bent, Theodore, the Ansairee of Asia Minor. With
Discussion. 10th June, 1890..
•
··
on Insular Greek Customs. With Discus-
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··
•
Notes on Prehistoric Remains in
Antiparos. With Discussion. 27th May, 1884
the Yourouks of Asia Minor. With Dis-
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Beothucs, see Lloyd, T. G. B.
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Beothuc Skulls, see Busk, G.
Berbers, Origin of, see Anthropological News, 164
Berehon,.,
Colour of Mulattoes at Birth
..
..
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. ccxvii
J.A.I. xiii, 185
J.A.I. viii, 37
J.E.S., N.S. i, 222–274
J.A.I. vi, 271-278
A.R. v, J.A.S. pp. cxxxiii-
cxlix
T.E.S. v, 150
A.R. ii, 191-202
A.R. vii, 245
J.A.I. v, 494
J.A.I. v, 436
A.R. ii, 147
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. clxii
A.R. ii, J.A.S. pp. xcix-cxiiì
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. cxxix
M.A.S. i, 335-458
A.R. ii, 344
A.R. i, T.A.S. pp. xv, xvi
A.R. ii, J.A.S. pp. ccxxxvii-
ccxlix
M.A.S. iii, 120
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. vi
J.A.I. xx, 225, 226
J.A.I. xv, 391-403
J.A.I. xiv, 134-141
J.A.I. xx, 269-276
J.A.I. iv, 21
J.A.I. v, 222
J.A.I. v, 230
A.R. viii, 105
A.R. iii, 323
Index.
53
Berkeley (Bp.) —, see "Matter for Materialists." By
T. Doubleday. Review
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Bernard, Claude, see Idea of Life ..
Bertillon, Jacques, Identification of Criminals by Anthro-
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April, 1890
22nd
*
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Bertrand, on the Origin of Indo-Europeans.
Ab-
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Beveridge, Peter, Aboriginal Ovens. 18th May, 1869
Bey and Khan, see Ethnological Notes and Queries,
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Biafra, Bight of, Philological Ethnography of the Countries
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A.R. v, J.A.S. p. clxxvii
A.R. vi, 463
J.A.I. ii, 129
A.R. iv, 158-165
On a human jaw from the cave of La
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On human remains from a bone cave, in
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· •
Notes on human remains brought from
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J.A. 268
J.A.I. vi, 191
J.E.S., N.S. i, 38
J.A.I. vi, 280
J.A.I. xv, 301
··
J.A.I. xiii, 137
J.A.I. xiii, 137
J.E.S., N.S. i, 287-320
J.A.I. viii, 400, 401
A.R. ii, J.A.S. pp. cxxxix-
clvii
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. cxci,,
cxcii
A.R. vi, 386
J.A.I. ii, 134
A.R. iii, 183, 184
J.A. 106
A.R. v, J.A.S. pp. cxvii-
cxix
A.R. iv, 391
A.R. v, 294-303
A.R. ii, J.A.S. pp. cclxvi,
cclxvii
J.A.I. ii, 344-347
Index.
55
Blake, C. Carter (D. Sc.). On human remains from Kent's
Hole, near Torquay. With Discussion. 31st May,
1864
Remarks on the human remains from the
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6th December, 1864. (Plate)..
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Discussion..
··
On human remains from kistvaens in the
Muckle Heog, Shetland, see Roberts, G. E.
Notes on human remains from Palmyra.
(With an illustration by George Busk, F.R.S.)
(Plate.) 20th November, 1871
Description of human and animal remains
from Marad, Syria. 4th March, 1872
On a human skull from Keiss, see Ander-
··
The life of Dr. Knox. Review
On Louis Lateau
••
Lunacy and Phrenology. Review of the
Thirty-third Annual Report of the Directors of James
Murray's Royal Asylum for Lunatics, near Perth,
June, 1860
Carus, C. G.
··
..
··
A.R. i, 476-480
On the Macana of the Aborigines of
Central America, see Anthropological News, 161.. A.R. viii, 100
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child, presented by Mr. Bradley, see Anthropologi-
cal Miscellanea, 31 ..
Obituary notice of W. C. Dendy
Organic Philosophy. Review
On two Peruvian mummies. 28th Feb-
ruary, 1865. With Discussion
"On the Phenomena of Hybridity in the
Genus Homo. By Dr. Paul Broca. Translated
and Edited by C. C. B." Review
Phrenology. Review
On recent evidences of extreme antiquity
of the human race. 7th July, 1863 ..
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..
..
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··
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1872
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read at the Newcastle Meeting of the British
Association, 1863. 3rd November, 1863
··
A.R. ii, J.A.S. pp. cclxiii-
cclxv
M.A.S. i, 299-307
A.R. iii, J.A.S. pp, xl-xlvi
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. xl
J.A.I. i, 312–319
J.A.I. ii, 54, 55
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. clx
J.A. 332-338
Anthrop. p. cv
J.A.I. ii, 311
J.A.I. i, 398
A.R. ii, 213-216
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. cxlv
A.R. ii, 164
J.A. 197
A.R. i, T.A.S. pp. xxvi-
xxxiv
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. cxiv
J.A.I. ii, 31.0
J.A.I. ii, 55–57
J.A.I. i, 418-421
J.A.I. i, 422
J.A.I. ii, 53, 54
J.A.I. ii, 58-62
A.R. ii, J.A.S. pp. i-vi
56
Index.
1
Blake, C. Carter (D. Sc.). Report on the Anthropological
Papers read at the Bath Meeting of the British As-
sociation for the Advancement of Science, September,
1864. 1st November, 1864
Birmingham Meeting of the British Associa-
tion, September, 1865. 14th November, 1865
Nottingham Meeting of the British Associa-
tion for the Advancement of Science, 1866. 20th
November, 1866
Report on the recent investigations of Dr.
Edouard Dupont on the Bone Caves on the banks of
the Lesse River, Belgium. Abstract and Discussion.
20th November, 1866
••
Report on the researches of Dr. Edouard
Dupont in the Belgian Bone Caves on the banks of
the River Lesse. 20th November, 1866
On certain "Simious" skulls with especial
reference to a skull from Louth in Ireland. 6th
March, 1866. (Plate)
On certain simious skulls, with especial
reference to a skull from Louth in Ireland. Ab-
stract and Discussion. 6th March, 1866
On a skull from the Zanzibar coast.
On the Skull, Jaw, and Limb Characters
afforded by the Specimens recently discovered at
Cro-Magnon
1st May, 1866
On a skull with an interparietal bone, the
property of H.R.H. the Prince of Wales. 7th
July, 1863
-
Note on a skull from the Cairn of Get,
Caithness, discovered by Joseph Anderson, Esq.
On a skull from the Chincha Islands.
With Discussion. 5th January, 1869
Description of skull obtained by M. Cler-
mont-Ganneau from Deir-es-Sinné near Siloam, from
one of the graves in the necropolis termed Mághára
'Isá ("Tomb of Jesus")
On skulls from round barrows in Dorset-
shire. Abstract and Discussion. See Anthropo-
logy at the British Association, 1866
Note on the skulls found in the round
barrows of the South of England.
5th March,
1867
Discussion..
..
On the syndactylous condition of the
hand in man and the anthropoid apes. Abstract
Note on a Veddah skuil
..
··
A.R. iii, J.A.S. pp. ii-vi
and George E. Roberts. On human
remains from Peterborough. 17th May, 1864
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. iv-xv
A.R. v, J.A.S. pp. iv-viii
A.R. v, J.A.S. pp. x-xiii
M.A.S. iii, 315-350
M.A.S. ii, 74-81
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. cxxvi-
cxxvii
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. lxvi
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. clxxvi
A.R. i, T.A.S. p. xxxiv
M.A.S. iii, 243-259
A.R. vii, J.A.S. pp. lxvii-
lxx
Notes on skulls brought from the East by
Captain Burton. 10th December, 1878. (Plate).. J.A.I. viii, 319-321
Note on stone Celts, from Chiriquí.
18th March, 1862. With Discussion
T.E.S. ii, 166–169
A.R. i, 401
Anthrop. 251
A.R. ii, J.A.S. pp. ccliv, cclv
J.A.I. ii, 54
A.R. iv, 398
M.A.S. iii, 114-119
A.R. v, J.A.S. pp. cxxvi-
cxxxii
Index.
57
Blake, C. Carter (D. Sc.), see Anthropos
see Burton, R. F., and C. C. B.
see Charnock, R. S., and C. C. B.
see Roberts, G. E., and C. C. B.
Blanc, H. (M.D.). On the hair of a Hindustanee fakeer.
Letter dated 14th October, 1871
The native races of Abyssinia. 10th
November, 1868
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Bland, R. H., a few particulars concerning the aborigi-
nes of Western Australia in the early history of that
Colony. 14th December, 1886
16th
Blandowksi, W. von, on Australian aborigines.
November, 1859. Abstract
Bleek, W. H. I. (Ph.D.), the concord, the origin of pro-
nouns, and the formation of classes or genders of
nouns.
With Discussion. 22nd November, 1870.. J.A.I. i, P.E.S. pp. lxiv-xc
On the position of the Australian languages.
With Discussion. 17th April, 1871
“Reynard the Fox in South Africa; or,
J.A.I. i, 89-104
Hottentot Fables and Tales." Review
A.R. iii, 138
A.R. vii, 121
A.R. ii, 116
J.A. [3], J.A.S. p. x
A.R. v, 374
see Bowker, J. H., on the cave cannibals
of South Africa..
Blending of races, see Miscegenation
Blood corpuscles, see Bakewell, R. H.
Blood globules in fossil bone, see Anthrop. News, 71 ..
Blood-Relationship in Marriage considered in its Influence
upon the Offspring, see Mitchell, A.
Blount, (Dr.) J. Hillier. Obituary
Blowpipe, bow and arrows from Costa Rica. (Ex. 177)
Bloxam, George W. (M.A.) Note on a Patagonian
skull. With Discussion. 7th February, 1882
Exhibition of West Africa symbolic mes-
With Discussion. 23rd November, 1886.
..
sages.
(Plate)
Blumenbach, J. F., the Life and Anthropological
Treatises of; with the Inaugural Dissertation of Dr.
John Hunter, by T. Bendyshe.
Boats, Polynesian, models (Ex. 48)
Bode (Baron), C. A. de, on the races of the Southern
shores of the Caspian Sea. 7th December, 1853 ..
On the Yamúd and Goklán Tribes of
Turkomania. 13th March, 1844
Bodichon, Dr., "De l'Humanité. 1853.'
"Body and Mind. By H. Maudsley." Review.
Anthropological Miscellanea, 4
Body and Soul, see Miscellanea Anthropologica, 17..
Bogdanow, Anatole, Letter respecting certain casts of
crania, &c. 4th February, 1868
Review
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··
See
··
A.R. i, 153
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. ccxxx
J.A.I. ii, 10
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. cclxxii
J.A.I. ii, 102
T.E.S. vii, 291-298
see Clarke, H.
Bogg, Edward B. (R.N.), the Fishing Indians of Van-
couver's Island. 30th April, 1867
On the Fishing Indians of Vancouver's
Island. Title only. 30th April, 1867
On the manners and customs of the Fish-
ing Indians of Vancouver's Island, chiefly as typi-
fied by the Sougish tribe. Abstract and Discussion.
See Anthropology at the British Association,
1866
J.A.I. xvi, 340–343
T.E.S. i [133-139]
M.A.S. ii, 402
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xliii
J.A.I. iv, 363
J.A.I. xii, 28, 29
J.A.I. xvi, 295–299
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xxxii
J.E.S. iv, 155–175
J.E.S. i, 60-78
A.R. iii, 287–293
J.A.I. i, 254
A.R. ii, 63
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. xcvi
J.A.I. vii, 322
M.A.S. iii, 260-265
A.R. V,
J.A.S. p. clxxxix
A.R. iv, 400
Bogotá, probable use of the Gnomon in, see Bollaert, W. M.A.S. i, 210
-
58
Index.
Bogotá, Stone Lunar Calendars of the Chibchas, see
Bollaert, W.
Bogouschefsky (Baron), N. C. de, general description of
the great barrows of Kokotowi, near the village of
Ardaschewo, in Sapolia, Russia. 3rd June, 1872 .. J.A.I. ii, 199–201
see Piggul, J., on Heathen Ceremonies
in Livonia
Bolivia, Ethnological objects from (Ex. 303)
see Forbes, D., on the Aymara Indians
Bollaert, William, some account of the Astronomy of the
Red Man of the New World, including the “Tele-
scopic Device," of the Mound Builders of the United
States; another Examination of the Stone Zodiac of
the Aztecs; their Method of Obtaining a Meridian
Line, &c.; Astronomy of Central America, with
recent Discovery of the Maya, Hieroglyphic
Alphabet; the Stone Lunar Calendars of the
Chibchas of Bogotá, and probable use of the Gnomon
there; the Recently Discovered Gold Calendar of
the Peruvians and Telescope Tube; their Gnomons,
&c. 15th November, 1864
•
··
•
Discussion
on the Alleged Introduction of Syphilis
from the New World. Also some Notes on the
Local and Imported Diseases in America. With
Discussion. 17th May, 1864 ..
1866
on the Ancient or Fossil Pottery Found
on the Shores of Ecuador
··
Contributions to an Introduction to the
Anthropology of the New World. Abstract and
Discussion. 17th April, 1866..
on the Ancient Indian Tombs of Chiriquí
in Veraguas, South-west of Panama, on the Isthmus
of Darien. 18th March, 1862. With Discussion
on Ancient Peruvian Graphic Records
Hieroglyphics, Including
the Recently Discovered Figurated Writing, see
Anthropology at the British Association, 1866 A.R. iv, 407
Contributions to an Introduction to the
Anthropology of the New World. 17th April,
Biographical Sketch of
··
•
Cranium from Chimborazo; and two
Specimens of Red Hair of Canelos Indians. Pre-
sented to the Society by James S. Wilson, Esq.
20th April, 1869..
•
M.A.S. i, 210
Examination of Central American Hiero-
glyphs; of Yucatan-Including the Dresden Codex,
the Guatémalien of Paris, and the Troano of Madrid;
the Hieroglyphs of Palenqué, Copan, Nicaragua,
Veraguas, and New Granada; by the Recently
Discovered Maya Alphabet
Exhibition of Photographs, &c., of Peru-
vian Antiquities. 24th November, 1874
on the Idol Human Head of the Jívaro
Indians of Ecuador. 18th February, 1862 ..
J.A.I. iii, 275
J.A.I. xiii, 162
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 193
M.A.S. i, 210-280
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. xv
A.R. ii, J.A.S. pp. celvi-
cclxix
M.A.S. iii, 163-166
T.E.S. ii, 147–162
M.A.S. iii, 351-358
M.A.S. ii, 92–152
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. clxxi-
clxxv
J.A.I. vi, 510-513
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. clv
M.A.S. iii, 288-314
J.A.I. iv, 368
T.E.S. ii, 112-115
Index.
59
Bollaert, William, Introduction into the Palæography of
America; or, Observations on Ancient Picture and
Figurative Writing in the New World; on the
Fictitious Writing in North America; on the Quipu
of the Peruvians, and Examination of Spurious
Quipus. 3rd May, 1864
on the Palæography of the New World.
Title and Discussion. 3rd May, 1864
Maya Hieroglyphic Alphabet of Yucatan.
19th December, 1865. Woodcuts
on the Maya Alphabet.
19th December, 1865
Discussion only.
Observations on the History of the Incas of
Peru, on the Indians of South Peru, and on some
Indian Remains in the Province of Tarapaca. 12th
May, 1852
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Observations on the Indian Tribes of
Texas. 10th April, 1850
Some Observations on the Jívaros (Jébero,
Jívira) from Antiquarian, Ethnological, and other
Researches in New Granada, Ecuador, Peru, and
Chile, &c. 18th February, 1862. With Discussion
Observations on the Past and Present
Populations of the New World. 12th May, 1863..
(Abstract
··
and Discussion.) 12th May, 1863
see Miscellanea Anthropologica, 14.
(Letter to the Editor)
see Raimondy, Antonio, on the Indian
Tribes of Loreto..
Bologna, Races which have stocked the Ancient Necropolis
of, by Luigi Calori. Review ..
Bolton, John, and George E. Roberts, on the Kirkhead
Cave, near Ulverstone. With Discussion. 17th May,
1864
Bonaparte, (Prince) Roland, Notes on the Lapps of Fin-
mark (in Norway). 9th June, 1885
Bone, Fossil, Blood Globules in, see Anthropological
News, 71
Bone Age, see Sproat, G. M.
··
··
· •
Caves of Creswell Crags, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 67
Belgian, see Blake, C. C. .::
see Blake, C. C.
··
Implements from the East Coast of Greenland, see
Sollas, W. J.
•
•
•
··
New Zealand (Ex. 192)
Oronsay (Ex. 300)..
and Stone Implements from Gower (Ex. 135)
Necklaces, Andamanese, see Thomson, Allen
Bones found in a Roman Villa near Brading, see Flower,
W. H.
of a Syphilitic (?) Monkey (Ex. 32)
Mammalian, cut by Flint Implements, found in
Essex, see Roberts, G. E.
Bonney, Frederic, on some Customs of the Aborigines of
the River Darling, New South Wales. With Dis-
cussion. 8th May, 1883
•
··
••
•
··
M.A.S. i, 169–194
A.R. ii, J.A.S. pp. ccxxxvi,
ccxxxvii
M.A.S. ii, 46-54
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. xlviii
J.E.S. iii, 132–164
J.E.S. ii, 262–283
T.E.S. ii, 115–118
M.A.S. i, 72–119
A.R. i, T.A.S. pp. iii-viii
A.R. i, 496
A.R. i, 33
Anthrop. 104
A.R. ii, J.A.S. pp. ccli-ccliv
J.A.I. xv, 210–213
A.R. v,
374
T.E.S. vi, 253
J.A.I. vi, 95
A.R. v, 294
M.A.S. iii, 315
J.A.I. ix, 329
J.A.I. v, 464
J.A.I. xiii, 122
J.A.I. ii, 2
J.A.I. xi, 295
J.A.I. xi, 116
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. cxxi
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. lxi
J.A.I. xiii, 122-137
60
Index.
Bonomi, Joseph, on a New Instrument for Measuring the
Proportions of the Human Body. Abstract and
Discussion. 20th May, 1872
Bonomi, James, Obituary Notice
Bonté, Human Hair as a Race Character.
ceedings of the Anthropological Society of Paris
Bonwick, James, the Australian Natives, see Anthropolo-
gical Conferences
"Daily Life and Origin of the Tasmanians."
By James Bonwick, F.R.G.S. 1870. "The Last of
the Tasmanians; or, The Black War of Van Dieman s
Land." By James Bonwick, F.R.G.S. 1870. Review J.E.S., N.S. ii, 95
Letter calling attention to the Ill-treatment
of the Queensland Aborigines. 14th November,
1865
on the Origin of the Tasmanians Geo-
logically Considered. With Discussion. 25th Jan-
uary, 1870
"Who are the Scotch? " Review
"Book of Nature and the Book of Man. By C. O.
Napier." Review
G.
• •
Boomerang, Ancient Egyptian, see Rivers, A. H. Pitt
Egyptian (Ex. 287)
Bored Stone from San Juan Teotihuacan (Ex. 429)
Boreham, W. W., on a Human Skull from Bartlow Hills,
Pro-
•
•
..
•
Essex. Abstract. 3rd May, 1864
Borneo, Ethnological objects from (Ex. 351, 352)
Fire-making Apparatus from (Ex. 410)
Fire Syringe from, see Martin, R. B.
(Ex. 427)
Human Jaws from Sarawak (Ex. 129)
Wild Tribes of the North-west Coast of, see
Labuan, Bishop of
..
St.
see
•
•
•
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. ccxxxvi
J.A.I. xv, 423, 424
J.A.I. xix, 445
J.A.I. xx, 331
J.A.I. xx, 331
J.A.I. i, 212
T.E.S. ii, 24
John, S...
T.E.S. ii, 232
British North, Natives of, see Anthropological
Conferences
J.A.I. xvi, 229
J.A.I. v, 34
··
Milanos of, see Crespigny, De
North, Fire-making in, see Skertchly, S. B. J... J.A.I. xix, 445
Stone Implement from (Ex. 117) ..
Traps, see Skertchly, S. B. J.
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
see Houghton, E. P., on the Land Dayas
Bos Primigenius, Remains Found at Tenby, see Anthro-
•
··
the Prehistoric Civilisation
of Babylonia. 26th February, 1878..
Bosjesman Skull (Ex. 206)..
Bosnians, see Howorth, H. H., "Spread of the Slaves.
Part II"..
pological News, 169 ..
A.R. viii, 108
Bosanquet (Captain), G. S., on the Island of Tristan
d'Acunha, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 77.. J.A.I. vi, 339
Boscawen, W. St. Chad, Hittite Civilisation. Title only.
14th December, 1880
J.A.I. x, 430
J.A.I. viii, 21–36
J.A.I. vi, 310
··
Botocudo Indians, Weapons, &c. (Ex. 306)
Botocudos, see Keane, A. H.
Boucher de Perthes, sur les ossements humains trouvés
en 1863 et 1864 à Moulin-Quignon dans un terrain
non remanié, see Anthropological Society of
Paris
J.A.I. ii, 180
J.A.I. viii, 399
A.R. iv, 201-203
J.A.I. xvi, 201
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. iv
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 121--131
J.A.I. x, 237
•
A.R. viii, 162
J.A.I. xii, 454
J.A.I. xii, 454
J.A.I. xx, 331
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. xxxix
J.A.I. xx, 211
M.A.S. iii, 195
J.A.I. viii, 65
J.A.I. xiii, 198
J.A.I. xiii, 199
A.R. iv, 374
Index.
61
Boucher de Perthes, death of, see Anthrop. News, 119
Boucher, Jonathan, on American Family peculiarities, see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 158
Boudin (Dr.), obituary notice of
Bourien (Père), on the wild tribes of the interior of the
Malay Peninsula. 5th May, 1863
Bourouts, see Howorth, H. H., on the westerly drifting
of the Nomades. Part VI
••
Bouverie-Pusey, S. E. B., the Negro in relation to civilised
society. With Discussion. 14th June, 1864
Bow and arrows from Costa Rica (Ex. 177)
of the Modoc Indians (Ex. 166)
•
composite, on the structure and affinities of the,
see Balfour, H...
KN VAN
..
Bows, Yoruba, see Moloney, A.
&c., Yoruba (Ex. 406)
Bower, (Dr.) John, on the history of ancient slavery. 19th
June, 1866
..
• •
Abstract
Bowker, James Henry, Dr. Bleek, and Dr. John Beddoe,
the Cave Cannibals of South Africa
Boyle, F., on the Free Indian Tribes of Central America.
..
11th June, 1867..
Brabrook, E. W., on an Echelle de Couleurs, published
by the Société Sténochromique of Paris.
February, 1879 ..
25th
14th
obituary notice of Dr. Boudin.
January, 1868
..
Sir R. F. Burton ..
George Harris, LL.D.,
F.S.A.
Report of the Director as to the Negotia-
tions for Amalgamation with the Ethnological Society
resignation of Directorship. 4th May, 1869
··
Brace, C. L., "The Races of the Old World." Review..
Bracelets and necklace found near Thebes (Ex. 153)
Bradford, E., on a Veddah. 21st December, 1859. Note
Brading, Animal Remains found at (Ex. 258)
Bones found in a Roman Villa near, see Flower,
W. H.
Downs, Tumuli on, see Price, J. E., and F. G. H.
..
..
Price
Bradley, S. Messenger, (F.R.C.S.), Note on the Peculiarities
of the Australian Cranium. 6th May, 1872..
Bradley, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 31
Brahui, Il. By F. Finzi." Review
Brain, see Rolleston, H. D., on the Cerebral Hemis-
pheres of an Adult Australian Male
··
see Hunt, James.
Physiology of, see Bray, Charles..
··
··
Centres of Ideation in the, see Holländer, B.
Development of, in Different Races, see Dunn, R.
Functional Topography of the, see Ferrier, D.
Localisation of the Functions of the, see Hunt,
see Hunt, James..
•
••
•
J.
··
··
··
A.R. vi, 461
J.A.I. xvi, 98
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. lxxvi
T.E.S. iii, 72-83
J.A.I. i, 226
A.R. ii, J.A.S. pp. cclxxiv-
CCXC
J.A.I. iv, 363
J.A.I. iii, 204
J.A.I. xix, 220
J.A.I. xix, 213
J.A.I. xix, 213
M.A.S. ii, 380-401
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. ccxi
A.R. vii, 121-128
T.E.S. vi, 207-215
J.A.I. ix, 19–22
A.R. vi, J.A.S. pp. lxxvi-
lxxix
J.A.I. xx, 295-298
J.A.I. xx, 299, 300
A.R. vi, J.A.S. pp. cxcv-
cxcvii
A.R. vii, J.A.S. pp. clxix,
clxx
A.R. iii, 47–51
J.A.I. iii, 139
T. E. S. i [139, 140]
J.A.I. xi, 116
J.A.I. xi, 116
J.A.I. xii, 192
J.A.I. ii, 137-139
J.A.I. ii, 311
J.A.I. i, 118
J.A.I. xvii, 32
J.A.I. xix, 12
T.E.S. iv, 13
J.A.I. xvii, 26
A.R. vi, 329
A.R. vii, 100
A.R. vii, 201
A.R. vii, 268
62
Index.
Brain of Microcephale, Superficial Convolutions of, see
Marshall, J.
"Brain of a Negro of Guinea. By L. Calori." Review
Brain and Calvarium of Microcephale, see Marshall, J.
Brain, weight of, in the Negro, see Peacock, T. B.
Sir James Simpson's, see Anthropological
Notes, 11
and Skull in some Families of Man, see Beale,
L. J.
Brain in the Negro, Weight of, see Davis, J. Barnard..
Brain and Mind
Brains, Weight Proportions of, see Weisbach, A.
Brainweights of Chinese and Pelew Islanders, see Clap-
ham, Crochley..
Branch Societies, Regulations for, see Anthropological
Society
Brandt, von, the Ainos and Japanese, see Anthropo-
logical Miscellanea, 38
G
Brassay, Archaic Anthropology of, see Hunt, J…….
Inscriptions on Stones in, see Hunt, J.
··
Rock Inscriptions in, see Whitfield, J.
Stone Axe from Rio Madera (Ex. 77)
Botocudo Indians, Weapons, &c. (Ex. 306)
Fossil Skull from Lagoa Santa, see Hansen, S.
on Human Remains from a Bone Cave in,
Blake, C. C.
Kitchen-Middens in..
Brebner,
1868
..
Bray, Charles, Physics and Metaphysics
on the Physiology of the Brain
Bray on the Science of Man. Review
Brazil, Anthropology of, see Anthropological News,
90
B
"
··
and Canterbury.
1874
•
··
• ·
••
•
•
•
..
•
..
K. R. H.
see Burton, R. F., on the Inhabitants of Minas
Geraes
··
•
••
see Burton, R. F., on a Kjökkenmödding at
Santos
see Mackenzie,
see Burton's explorations in the Brazil. Review
Photograph of a Fat Woman. 17th March,
•
·
see
•
Brehon Laws, see Westropp, H. M.
Brent, John, Exhibition of Incised Flints from Reculver
With Discussion. 14th April,
•
..
··
Brent, Paleolithic Implements from the Valley of the,
see Smith, W. G.
·
Bretagne, Inhabitants of, see Beddoe, J.
Bretons, see Beddoe, J.
Brett, (Rev.) W. H., on the Opening of a Tumulus at
Essequibo. Letter. 15th May, 1866
•
•
Bridges, J. H., "A General View of Positivism. Trans-
lated from the French of Auguste Comte." Review.
See Race in Religion..
The Unity of Comte's Life and Doctrine.
Review. See Race in Religion
Bridges, T., the Yahgans of Tierra del Fuego, see An-
thropological Miscellanea, 146
•
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. vi
A.R. vi, 279
A.R. i, T.A.S. p. viii
M.A.S. i, 65; 520
J.A. 115
T.E.S. iii, 47
A.R. vii, 190
A.R. iii, 336-338
A.R. vii, 92
J.A.I. vii, 89
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. cciv
J.A.I. iii, 129
M.A.S. ii, 294
M.A.S. ii, 373
A.R. vii, 392–413
A.R. vii, 268–279
A.R. vii, 185
A.R. vi, 222
J.A.I. xiii, 198
J.A.I. xvii, 43
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. cclxv
Anthrop. 44
J.A.I. iii, 114
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. clxxxvi
A.R. J.A.S.
V,
p. clxxxvi
J.A.I. ii, 407
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. exciii
A.R. vii, 170
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. cxxvi
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 342
J.A.I. iv, 88-90
J.A.I. ix, 316
M.A.S. iii, 359
M.A.S. iii, 359
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. cxcv-
cxcvii
A.R. iv, 289
A.R. iv, 289
J.A.I. xiv, 288
Index.
63
Bridlington, Tumuli near, see Anthropological News,
162
Review.
Brine, (Captain) Lindesay, Past and Present Inhabitants
of the Cyrenaica. 24th November, 1868
Brinton, D. G., "The American Race."
Anthropological Miscellanea, 234
"Races and People." Review.
Anthropological Miscellanea, 230
Britain, Ancient, Scythe-chariots in, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 111, 112..
Cæsar's Account of, see Crawfurd, J.
During the Stone Age, see Anthropological
News, 87
on the Ethnology of (Huxley, T. H.)
Ethnology of, see Nicholas, T.
British Association, 1851, Ethnological Proceedings, see
··
Cull, R...
see Hunt, J.
1852, Abstract of Communications on
Ethnology, made to Section E. 10th November,
1852
··
··
News, 74
1853, Abstract of Communications
Ethnology, see Cull, R.
1861, Report of the Ethnological Papers,
1870
News, 155
57..
··
1863, Anthropology at the..
Report on the Anthropological Papers
read at the Newcastle Meeting, 1863, see Blake,
C. C.
1864, Anthropology at
1864, Report on the Anthropological
Papers, see Blake, C. C.
Prospects of Anthropological Science at,
1865
··
See
See
··
··
1865, see Blake, C. C.
Anthropology at, 1866
1866, see Blake, C. C.
at Dundee, 1867, see Anthropological
..
see Rudler, F. W.
w.
•
•
1867, Anthropology at
see Devis, C. W...
1868, see Anthropological News, 123..
Anthropology at
1869, Anthropology at
Anthropology at, see Anthropological
··
on
··
·
see Gibb, G. Duncan
1870. Report of Delegates from the
Anthropological Society of London. 1st November,
··
see Anthropological Notes, 9
see Scientific Societies
1871, see Wake, C. S.
1872, see Rivers, A. H. Pitt
1873, see Rudler, F. W.
Meeting at Bradford, 1873, Report on
1874, see Rudler, F. W.
1875, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
··
•
··
..
•
••
A.R. viii, 101
T.E.S. vii, 326-333
J.A.I. xx, 365
J.A.I. xx, 362
J.A.I. x, 127; 128
T.E.S. v, 202
{
A.R. vi, 221
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 382
J. E.S., N.S. ii, 384
J.E.S. iii, 51
J.E.S. iii, 209-237
J.E.S. iv, 138
T.E.S. ii, 1
A.R. i, 379
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. i
A.R. ii, 294–335
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. ii
A.R. iii, 224-229
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. iv
A.R. iv, 386-408
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. iv
A.R. v, 376
A.R. vi, 88-103
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. iii
A.R. vi, 462
P. xvii
A.R. vi, J.A.S.
A.R. vii, 414
A.R. vii, 331
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. xxiii
J.A. [3], J.A.S. pp. iii-vi
J.A. 114
J.A. 241
J.A.I. i, 268
J.A.I. ii, 350
J.A.I. iii, 330
Anthrop. 178
J.A.I. iv, 323
J. 1.I. v, 118
J.A.I. V,
348
64
Index.
British Association, 1878. Address Delivered in the De-
partment of Geology, by John Evans, D.C.L., F.R.S.,
F.G.S., &c., see Anthropological Miscellanea,
95. "Anthropological Gleanings "
--Address to the Department of Anthropology,
1879, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 100
1881, Address to the Department of
Anthropology. By Professor W. H. Flower, LL.D.,
F.R.S., see Anthropological Miscellanea, 127
1887, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
169
191
Address to the Anthropological Section,
1887, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 172
1888, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
1889, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
1890, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
207
98
221
British Association and Anthropology
see Anthropological News, 93..
Report of the Anthropometric Committee,
see Anthropological Miscellanea, 102
'Sixth Report on the North-western
Tribes of Canada.' Review
""
see Miscellanea Anthropologica, 55
British City near Edinburgh, see Miscellanea Anthro-
pologica, 41
Columbia, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
..
lanea, 123
..
ethnological objects from (Ex. 246)
worked jade from (Ex. 428)
crania, forms of, see Thurnam, J.
gold coin found at Seaford (Ex. 202)
Guiana, animism of the natives of, see im Thurn,
E. F.
··
--
··
superstitions as to hares, &c., see Thrupp, J.
tumuli, see Lubbock, J.
..
··
·
Celts from, see Anthropological Miscel-
• •
clubs from (Ex. 205)
photographs of (Ex. 295) .
picture writing in, see Brown, C. B.
rock-carvings from (Ex. 27)
stone celts from (Ex. 252)..
stone implements from, see im Thurn,
•
.
E. F.
tribes of, see Harper, W...
British Isles, inhabitants of Jutish type (Ex. 299)
peoples inhabiting, see Lewis, A. L.
stature and bulk of man in, see Beddoe, J.
on the survival of certain racial features in
the population of the, see Harrison, J. P.
Mythology and Oral Traditions, see Campbell,
J. F.
population of Hampshire, distribution and
density of, see Shore, T. W.
settlement, ancient, near Rushmore, Salisbury,
see Rivers, A. H. Pitt
•
•
··
··
J.A.I. viii, 101
J.A.I. ix, 235
J.A.I. xi, 184
J.A.I. xvii, 79
J.A.I. xvii, 166
J.A.I. xviii, 100
J.A.I. xix, 92
J.A.I. xx, 108
A.R. iii, 354-371
A.R. vi, 323
J.A.I. ix, 345
J.A.I. xx, 374
A.R. iv, 111
A.R. iii, 86
J.A.I. viii, 426
J.A.I. x, 74
J.A.I. xx, 331
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. ccxxxi
J.A.I. vi, 297
J.A.I. xi, 360
J.A.I. x, 461
J.A.I. vi, 310
J.A.I. xiii, 2
J.A.I. ii, 254
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 416
J.A.I. x, 431
J.A.I. xi, 444
J.A.I. vi, 324
J.A.I. xiii, 86
J.A. [3], J.A.S. p. xxxiv
M.A.S. iii, 384
J.A.I. xii, 243
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 325
J.A.I. xviii, 334
J.A.I. xvii, 190
T.E.S. v, 162
T.E.S. iii, 307
Index.
65
British and Gaulish Skulls, Ancient, Two Principal Forms
of, see Thurnam, J.
Britons, Ancient, see Anthropological News, 45
Brittany, Karnak (Ex. 44)
··
see Charnock, R. S., on Mané-Lud
see Hunt, James
see Lewis, A. L.
see Lewis, A. L., on a visit to Locmariaker and
Gavr Inis
152
..
see Tremlett, F. S., on quadrilateral constructions
near Carnac
••
see Tremlett, F. S., on the sculptured dolmens
of the Morbihan
Dolmens of, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
142
cut
Kitchen-Midden in, see Anthropological News,
··
physical characteristics of the people of,
Beddoe, J.
pre-historic remains in, see Oliver, S. P.
stone circles in, see Tremlett, F. S.
Brittany, see Bretagne.
..
Brixham cavern, flint implements from (Ex. 221)
Broca, (Dr.) Paul, Address to the French Association for
the Advancement of the Sciences, 1877, see Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 87
on the Advance of Anthropology, see
Miscellanea Anthropologica, 46 ..
on Anthropology. Translation
Translation
on the Anthropology of Lower Brittany.
Abstract and Discussion, see Anthropology at the
British Association, 1866
..
..
on the Condition of the Crania and
Skeletons in Ancient Graves. Abstract. See Anthro-
pological Society of Paris
Congratulatory Letter on the Foundation
of the Anthropological Society of London.
April, 1863
21st
··
··
··
··
•
··
see
··
on the Crania of Orrouy, see Anthropo-
logical Society of Paris
on the Crania and Bones of Les Eyzies;
or the Ancient Cave Men of Perigord
on the Cranium of Schiller and the Cubic
Index of Crania. Abstract
"Sur la Déformation Toulousaine du
Crâne." Review. See Anthropological Mis-
cellanea, 24
Description of a new Goniometer. Wood-
..
distribution of the Basque language in
France, see Anthropological Society of Paris
on the Phenomena of Hybridity in the
Genus Homo. Edited from the French by C. Carter
Blake.
..
··
..
"On the Phenomena of Hybridity in the
Genus Homo, by Dr. Paul Broca. Translated and
Edited by C. Carter Blake, F.G.S., F.A.S.L. 1864.”
Review
··
M.A.S. i, 120; 459
A.R. v, 253
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xxxii
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. cxxi
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. cxxiii
J.A.I. xv, 175
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. cxxii
J.A.I. xv, 170
J.A.I. xv, 104
J.A.I. xv, 264
A.R. vi, 467
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. cxxi
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. cxxii
J.A.I. xiii, 143
J.A.I. vii, 173
J.A.I. vii, 187
A.R. iii, 230
A.R. v, 193–204
A.R. vi, 35-52
A.R. iv, 403
A.R. iv, 376
A.R. i, 191, 192
A.R. iv, 384
A.R. vi, 408-411
A.R. iii, 305
J.A.I. ii, 134
M.A.S. ii, 82-91
A.R. V,
124
A.R. ii, 164–173
4
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}
66
Inder.
Broca, (Dr.) Paul, Letter from
Letter, Accompanied by Tickets for
Admission to the Egyptian Exhibition at Paris.
14th May, 1867..
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. cxci
··
Letter Expressing his Gratification at the
Translation of his Work on Hybridity by the
Anthropological Society of London. 8th May, 1864 A.R. ii, J.A.S. pp. ccxxxiv,
CCXXXV
on Mummification of the Brain, see
Anthropological Society of Paris..
on the Neanderthal Skull, see Anthropo-
logical Society of Paris
Obituary Notice. By E. W. Brabrook
Pů
(Portrait)
on the Relative Proportions of the Limbs
in the Negro and the European, see Anthropological
News, 109
Report of the Transactions of the Anthro-
pological Society of Paris during 1865–67
Review of the Proceedings of the Anthro-
pological Society of Paris. Delivered June 4th,
1863
on Six Casts of Skulls. [Three Basque
Skulls from Guipuscoa, three Skulls from the Grave
in the Cavern of Orrouy (Bronze Age).] With
Discussion. 14th June, 1864..
Trephining by the Incas, see Anthro-
pological News, 72
•
Who are the Celts? Proceedings of the
Anthropological Society of Paris
Anthropological Laboratory, see Anthro-
pological Notes,
Anthropology of France. Review
Broch of Dunbeath, see Anderson, J., on Excavations in
Caithness Cairns
of Yarhouse, see Anderson, J., on Excavations in
Caithness Cairns
··
Brochs of Orkney, see Petrie, G.
Brochs and so-called Picts' Houses of Orkney, see Petrie,
G.
Brodie (Sir), B. C. (Bart., D.C.L.) Address to the Ethno-
logical Society of London, delivered at the Anniversary
Meeting on the 27th May, 1853
··
··
··
26th May, 1854..
Brodie (Rev.) James, Observations on thePeculiarities of
National Pronunciation as a means of tracing the
Origin and History of Nations. 25th April, 1865
Bronze, on the Archæology of, see Howorth, H. H.
Age, see Crawfurd, J.
..
··
··
··
··
see Nilsson..
see Wright, T.
see Wright, T.
antiquities from Worthing, see Wisden
(Ex. 213)
celt from Thorpe (Ex. 128)
celts found near Cumberlow, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 74
..
··
Anthrop. 30
A.R. v, 350
A.R. iv, 383
J.A.I. x, 242–261
A.R. vi, 328
A.R. vi, 225-246
A.R. i, 274-310
A.R. ii, J.A.S. pp. cclxviii-
cclxxiii
A.R. v, 374
A.R. iv, 199-201, 206, 207
J.A. 113
J.A. 89
M.A.S. iii, 238
M.A.S. iii, 228
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. cxxx
M.A.S. ii, 216
J.E.S. iv, 98-103
J.E.S. iv, 294–297
T.E.S. iv, 339–347
T.E.S. vi, 72
T.E.S. iv, 1
A.R. iv, 85
T.E.S. iv, 176
A.R. iv, 72
J.A.I. vii, 43
J.A.I. vii, 43
J.A.I. i, 212
J.A.I. vi, 195
•
Index.
67
Bronze implements from Egypt, Greece, and Dalmatia
(Ex. 251)
Hammersmith (Ex. 78)
Jersey (Ex. 170)
··
Kew, see Tupper, A. C...
Saltwood, Kent (Ex. 168)
the Thames at Kew (Ex. 41)
Period, Remains of a Foundry found in the Peat-
moss of Holzendorff, see Anthropological News, 171
socket celt from Italy, see Evans, J.
(Ex. 214)
Spear from Lough Gur, see Rivers, A. H. Pitt
&c., from Lough Gur (Ex. 9)
spear-heads from Newbury (Ex. 161)
Sword from the Cherwell (Ex. 162)
Sandy, Bedfordshire (Ex. 355)
Tools and Weapons, Sources of the Supply of Tin
for, see Crawfurd, J.
Weapons, see Wright, T.
found in Northern and Western Europe,
see Lubbock, J., and Frederick Lubbock..
and Stone Antiquities from Portugal, see Evans,
J...
• •
..
• ·
..
•
··
..
··
··
··
stone and iron ages, see Crawfurd, J.
Brooke, (Rajah Sir) James, Death of, see Anthropologi-
cal News, 103..
··
Broom, Stone Implements from (Ex. 280)
Brown, Charles B. Indian Picture Writing in British
Guiana. 17th June, 1872. (4 Plates)
Brown, (Rev.) George, Papuans and Polynesians. 14th
December, 1886..
··
•
•
•
•
Brute and Man, Psychical Difference between, see Mis-
cellanea Anthropologica, 33
Bryant, (Mrs.) Sophie, (D.Sc.) Experiments in Testing
the Character of School Children. With Discus-
sion. 10th November, 1885
Bryson, Alexander, see Roberts, G. E., on Arrow-heads
from Elginshire..
• •
•
Bubis, or Edeeyah of Fernando Po., see Thomson, T. R.
•
H.
•
Büchner, (Dr.) Louis. Force and Matter. Edited by J.
Frederick Collingwood, Esq. (Review)
Büchner's Science and Nature
Buckland, (Miss) A. W., on American Shell-work and its
Affinities. With Discussion. 8th June, 1886
Notes on some Cornish and Irish Pre-
historic Monuments. With Discussion. 10th June,
1879
Brown, John Allen, on some Small Highly Specialized
Forms of Stone Implements, found in Asia, North
Africa, and Europe. 10th April, 1888. (Woodcuts) J.A.I. xviii, 134–139
Browne, A. J. Jukes, (B.A.), on some Flint
Implements from Egypt. With Discussion. 11th
December, 1877. (Map and 2 Plates)
Bruniquel, Cavern of, see Miscellanea Anthropologica,
26
··
··
Ethnological Hints afforded by the
Stimulants in use among Savages and among the
Ancients. With Discussion. 11th June, 1878
J.A.I. x, 429
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. cxc
J.A.I. iv, 2
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. cxxviii
J.A.I. iii, 230
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. cxxviii
A.R. viii, 108
J.A.I. vii, 44
J.A.I. vii, 44
J.E.S., N.S. i, 36
J.E.S., N.S. i, 36
J.A.I. iii, 204
J.A.I. iii, 204
J.A.I. XV,
452
T.E.S. iii, 350
T.E.S. iv, 176
T.E.S. v, 105
T.E.S. vii, 45
A.R. ii, 313
A.R. vi, 324
J.A.I. xii, 231
J.A.I. ii, 254-257
J.A.I. xvi, 310-327
J.A.I. vii, 396–412
A.R. ii, 226
A.R. ii, 229
J.A.I. xv, 338-351
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. lxiv
J.E.S. ii, 105
A.R. iii, 22-28
A.R. iv, P.M.A. 140–145
J.A.I. xvi, 155–164
J.A.I. ix, 146–166
J.A.I. viii, 239-254
F 2
68
Index.
Buckland, (Miss) A. W. Facts Suggestive of Prehistoric
Intercourse between East and West. 25th November,
1884
··
Human and Animal Remains found at
Bath, 1870. 27th June, 1876..
the Monument known as "King Orry's
Grave," compared with Tumuli in Gloucestershire.
With Discussion. 8th January, 1889. (Plate)
The Hon. Lewis H. Morgan, see Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 129 ..
Mythological Birds Ethnologically Con-
sidered. Full Abstract. 23rd June, 1874 ..
Parsee Burial in India, see Anthropo-
logical Miscellanea, 198
Prehistoric Remains in South Africa, see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 164..
Primitive Agriculture. With Discussion.
13th February, 1877
on Publications of the Bureau of Ethno-
logy, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 188
Third Annual Report of the Bureau
of Ethnology, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
155
··
··
Fourth Annual Report of the Bureau of
Ethnology. Review, see Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 175
Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethno-
logy, 1880-81. Review, see Anthropological Mis-
cellanea, 148
Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethno-
logy. 1883-4, 1884-5. Review, see Anthropologi-
cal Miscellanea, 220..
..
Rhabdomancy and Belomancy, or Divina-
tion by the Rod and by the Arrow. With Discus-
sion. 28th December, 1875
General Pitt Rivers's Explorations, see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 195..
the Serpent in Connection with Primitive
Metallurgy. Abstract. 10th March, 1874 ..
Smithsonian Contributions to Knowledge,
vol. xxii. Review, see Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 118
Surgery and
times. With Discussion.
on Tattooing.
January, 1888. (Map)
on Traces of Commerce in Prehistoric
Times. With Discussion. 12th February, 1884
Buddhism, see Tagore, G. M.
··
in the British Provinces of Little Tibet, see
Paske, E.
“Buddhism in Tibet. By E. Schlagintweit." Review..
Review
"Buddhist Legends and Theories. By R. S. Hardy."
Review
Superstition in Neolithic
8th February, 1881
With Discussion. 10th
·
•
Builders and Purposes of Megalithic Monuments, see
Lewis, A. L.
..
of the Megalithic Monuments of Britain, see
Lewis, A. L.
J.A.I. xiv, 222-232
J.A.I vi, 246, 247
J.A.I. xviii, 346-353
J.A.I. xi, 355
J.A.I. iv, 277–292
J.A.I. xviii, 420
J.A.I. xvi, 423
J.A.I. vii, 2-19
J.A.I. xviii, 96
J.A.I. xv, 501
J.A.I. xvii, 187
J.A.I. xiv, 396
J.A.I. xx, 105
J.A.I. v, 436-450
J.A.I. xviii, 200
J.A.I. iv, 60, 61
J.A.I. x, 363
J.A.I. xi, 7–21
J.A.I. xvii, 318-328
J.A.I. xiv, 3-13
T.E.S. ii, 182
J.A.I. viii, 195
A.R. iii, 185
A.R. vi, 121
A.R. vi, 121
J.A. 286
J.A.I. i, 70
Index.
69
"
Buildings, Society for the Protection of Ancient, see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 85 ..
Buildwas Abbey, on a Jaw from, see Roberts, G. E. and
C. C. Blake
Jaw from (Ex. 31)
•
Budg
Bulgarians, see Beddoe, J...
see Howorth, H. H., "The Spread of the Slaves.
Part IV"
see Howorth, H. H., “The Westerly Drifting of
the Nomades. Part XI"
Bull-roarers, Australian (Ex. 345).
Yoruba (Ex. 403)
Bunsen, Ernest de, "The Hidden Wisdom of Christ and
the Key of Knowledge, or History of the Apocrypha.”
Review
Bunu boy (Ex. 40)
··
••
··
..
tribe, see Robins, T. V.
Bureau of Ethnology, see Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 148, 155, 175, 188, 220.
Burgholzhausen (Count Marschall) von, on Ethnographi-
cal Objects presented to the Novara Museum, Vienna.
(Mummy from Atacama, Peruvian skulls, etc.) 3rd
May, 1864
Burgundy, see Lagneau, G., on the Saracens in France
Burial Customs, Fijian, see Fison, Lorimer
··
illustrative of the primitive theory of the
soul, see Frazer, J. G...
grounds in Peru, see Hutchinson, T. J.
see Hutchinson, T. J.
urn, Romano-British (Ex. 271)
Burials, Chinese, see Eatwell, W.
Burke, Luke, Obituary Notice, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 156
Burke's Ethnological Journal, see Anthropological
News, 107
··
··
•
..
··
J.A.I. xv, 64
J.A.I. iii, 311
J.A.I. iv, 2
J.A.I. xii, 68
J.A.I. i, 207
J.A.I. xv, 504
A.R. vi, 327
see Anthropological News, 136 A.R. vi, 465
Burmah, landed property in, see Phayre, A. P…..
stone adzes from (Ex. 216)
tattooed man from, see Franks, A. W.
(Ex. 140)
Race, on the History of the, see Phayre,
A. P.
Burmese Dacoit Leader, skull of (Ex. 399)
hairy family, see Houghton, W...
Burning alive of Lepers, see Campbell, A.
Burnouf, Emile, see Religions
Burnt human (?) bones, see Blake, C. C…….
Burton, (Sir) R. F., on the Akkas. Title only with Re-
marks by E. B. Tylor. 27th March, 1888
•
..
•
••
··
··
on Anthropological Collections from the
Holy Land. With Discussion. 20th November, 1871.
(3 Plates)
··
No. II. With Discussion. 4th December, 1871.
(2 Plates)
No. III. (Notes on the Hamah Stones, with
Reduced Transcripts.) With Discussion.
March, 1872. (10 Plates)
4th
J.A.I. vii, 186
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. cclxxii
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. cclxxii
J.A.I. viii, 232
J.A.I. xi, 219
J.A.I. iii, 277
J.A.I. xv, 390
J.A.I. xix, 159
A.R. iii, 198
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. cx
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. cx
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. ccxxxv
M.A.S. iii, 157
J.A.I. x, 137
T.E.S. vi, 227
J.A.I. vii, 117
J.A.I. ii, 228
J.A.I. ii, 228
T.E.S. v, 13
J.A.I. xix, 94
T.E.S. vii, 53
T.E.S. vii, 195
A.R. iii, 89
A.R. iii, 183
J.A.I. xviii, 121
J.A.I. i, 300–312; 319, 320
J.A.I. i, 321-345
J.A.I. ii, 41–52; 62, 63
70
Index.
Burton, (Sir) R. F., a Day Among the Fans.
February, 1863
T.E.S. iii, 36-47
A.R. i, 43-54
Discussion.
24th
A.R. i, 185
Ethnological Notes on M. du Chaillu's
'Explorations and Adventures in Equatorial Africa" T.E.S. i, 316-326
Farewell Dinner given by the Anthropo-
logical Society to R. F. B. before his departure for
South America. 4th April, 1865
Flint Flakes from Egypt.
ber, 1877. (Woodcut)..
March, 1863
CC
a Day Amongst the Fans..
••
Discussion
1866 ?
13th Novem-
on an Hermaphrodite from the Cape de
Verde Islands. Notice only. 17th April, 1866.
on Human Remains and other Articles
from Iceland. With Discussion. 19th November,
1872
}
Kitchen-Midden in Brazil
on a kjökkenmödding at Santos, Brazil.
Letter. 15th May, 1866
17th
..
Notes on an Hermaphrodite. 1st May,
··
Letter from..
the Long Wall of Salona and the Ruined
Cities of Pharia and Gelsa di Lesina. With Dis-
cussion. 8th June, 1875. (2 Plates and Woodcut) J.A.I. v, 252-299
"A Mission to Dahome." Review, see
Reade, W. W…….
A.R. ii, 335
Notes on the Castellieri or Prehistoric
Ruins of the Istrian Peninsula
Notes on Certain Matters Connected with
the Dahoman. 1st November, 1864..
Notes on Scalping
Notes on Waitz's Anthropology
Obituary Notice. By E. W. Brabrook
the Pelagosa Finds. Title only.
··
··
··
•
··
March, 1876
22nd
the Present State of Dahome.
November, 1864..
the Primordial Inhabitants of Minas
Geraes, and the Occupations of the Present Inhabi-
tants. With Discussion. 7th January, 1873
Reply to Letter on Castellieri dell'Istria
on Slavery in Brazil, see Extinction of
14th
Slavery
Stones and Bones from Egypt and Midian.
10th December, 1878. (2 Plates)
a Word to the Reader
··
J.A.I. ii, 407-423
Anthrop. 412
A.R. vi, 56
J.A.I. viii, 290-319
Anthrop. 375
A.R. vi, 462
J.A.I. ii, 58
Marcy,
Traveller." Review
A.R. i, 145
and C. Carter Blake, on Skulls from
Annabom, in the West African Seas. 19th April, 1864 A.R. ii, J.A.S. pp. ccxxx,
··
see Anthropological News, 126
see Blake, C. C., on Remains from
Yabrúd. Part I
R. B., "The Prairie
see
A.R. iii, 167-182
J.A.I. vii, 323, 324
A.R. iv; J.A.S. p. clxxv
J.A.I. ii, 342-344; 346, 347
Anthrop. 44
··
A.R. iv; J.A.S.
cxciv
Anthrop. 2, 3
pp. exciii,
Anthrop. 376
M.A.S. i, 308-321
A.R. iii, J.A.S. pp. vi-xi
M.A.S. ii, 262-263
A.R. ii, 49-52
A.R. ii, 233–250
J.A.I. xx, 295-298
J.A.I. vi, 54
T.E.S. iii, 400–408
ccxxxi
Index.
71
Burton, (Sir) R. F., and (Commander) V. L. Cameron,
(C.B.) on Stone Implements from the Gold Coast,
West Africa. With Discussion, 11th July, 1882.
(Plate)
and Antonio Scampicchio (LL.D) and
Antonio Covaz. More Castellieri. (The Seaboard
of Istria.) 13th November, 1877
Burton's Explorations in the Brazil. Review
Bury St. Edmunds, celt (?) from, (Ex. 82)
Burying Alive of Lepers, see Campbell, A.
Buschmann's Researches in North American Philology,
see Tylor, E. B.
..
•
Bush Tribes of Equatorial Africa, see Reade, W. W.
Bushman Cave Paintings and Stone Implements, see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 121..
Drawings, see Hutchinson, Mark
(Ex. 288)
Bushmans, see Stow, G. W.
Bushmen, see Holub, E., on Central South African Tribes
Weapons and Implements of, see Griesbach,
C. L.
Bushwoman, Anatomical Examination of, see Anatom-
ical
– Ma
··
..
••
• •
..
Flower and Murie on the Dissection of
Busk, G., (F.R.S.) an Account of the Discovery of a
Human Skeleton beneath a Bed of Peat on the Coast
of Cheshire. 7th February, 1865
Anniversary Address. 27th January, 1874
to the Anthropological In-
..
stitute. 26th January, 1875
on Bones Found in Pontnewydd Cave.
9th December, 1873
26th
Description of an Aino Skull.
March, 1867. (Plate)
Two Andamanese Skulls.
13th
June, 1865
Two Beothue Skulls. 25th May,
1875. (Plate)
a Samoiede Skull in the Museum
of the Royal College of Surgeons. 13th January,
1874. (Plate)
··
..
..
··
}}
J.A.I. xii, 449–454
..
J.A.I. vii, 341-363
A.R. vii, 170
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. cvi
T.E.S. vii, 195
T.E.S. ii, 130
A.R. i, T.A.S. p. xix
J.A.I. x, 460
J.A.I. xii, 464
J.A.I. xii, 464
J.A.I. iii, 244
J.A.I. x, 2
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. cliv
A.R. viii, 89
A.R. v, 319
and Remarks upon an Ancient
Calvaria from China, which has been supposed to
be that of Confucius. With Discussion. 21st Decem-
ber, 1869. (Plate)
Human Skull and Fragments of Bones of
the Red Deer, etc., found at Birkdale, near South-
port, Lancashire. 1st April, 1873
Note on a Ready Method of Measuring
the Cubic Capacity of Skulls. With Discussion.
3rd June, 1873. (2 Plates)
J.A.I. iii, 200-204
J.A.I. viii, 321-323
Notes on some Human Remains found at
Luton, near Chatham. 26th May, 1863. (Woodcuts) A.R. i, T.A.S. pp. xi−xiv
<<
Skull termed
a
Nabathæan."
10th December, 1878. (Plate)
Collection of Skulls from
the Islands of Mallicollo and Vanikoro, in the New
Hebrides Group. With Discussion. 13th June,
1876. (4 Plates)
T.E.S. iv, 101-104
J.A.I. iii, 507–526
J.A.I. iv, 476–502
J.A.I. iii, 390
T.E.S. vi, 109-111
T.E.S. iv, 205-211
J.A.I. v, 230-233
J.A.I. iii, 494-497
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 73-83
J.A.I. iii, 104, 105
J.A.I. vi, 200-208
72
Index.
Busk, G., (F.R.S.) Notice of a Human Fibula of Unusual
Form, discovered in the Victoria Cave, near Settle,
in Yorkshire. With Discussion. 9th December,
1873. (Plate)
··
Respecting Human Remains dis-
covered in the Carbeço da Arruda, by F. A. Pereira
da Costa; and in the Grutas da Césaréda, by J. F. N.
Delgado, accompanied with Various Remains of
Human Art. 25th February, 1868
of a Skull from Ashantee, sup-
posed to be that of a Chief or Superior Officer.
24th March, 1874. (Plate)
Obituary
on Skulls from Palmyra. With Discussion.
24th November, 1874
Observations on a Systematic Mode of
•
Craniometry
Remarks on a Collection of 150 Ancient
Peruvian Skulls presented to the Anthropological
Institute, by T. J. Hutchinson, H.M. Consul at
Callao. 1st April, 1873. (2 Plates)..
Skulls from Roth-
well, in Northamptonshire. 13th December, 1870..
Skeleton found in Kist upon the Coast
of Elgin, see Roberts, G. E.
•
Supplementary Remarks to a Note on an
Ancient Chinese Calvaria. 22nd February, 1870 ..
see Dawkins, W. B., on the Discovery of
Platycnemic men in Denbighshire
..
see Roberts, G. E., and G. Busk, on the
Opening of a Cist on the Coast of the Moray Frith.
[Bannat Hill]
Bymaij, Nouraja, on the Causes of the Gulf that
separates the Europeans from the Hindoos, see
Anthropological News, 42..
B. [C. C.], see Blake, C. C…..
Remains at Keiss
•
•
C.
Caddy, Dr. Notices of the Mendoza Earthquake.
Visit to the Patagonians. 23rd January, 1866
“Cæsar, Julius, History of." Vols. I, II. Review
Caffre Language, see Ethnological Notes and Queries,
23
Cagots, see Tuke, D. H.
Caicos Islands, Stone Implements from (Ex. 193)
Caiger (Rev.), W. S., Thomas of Aquinum and Anthro-
pology. Title only. 26th April, 1881
Cairn at Cefn, St. Asaph, see Thomas, D. R., and
T. McK. Hughes
··
•
..
•
1.
of Get, see Anderson, J., on the Caithness Cairns
at Khangaum, see Carey, J. J.
•
Cairns near Bangor, see Rivers, A. H. Pitt
Horned, see Anderson, J...
Caithness, Ancient Remains of, see Anderson, J.
see Anderson, Joseph
..
•
see Anderson, J., on Human
J.A.I. iii, 392-395
T.E.S. vii, 39-44
J.A.I. iv, 62-66
J.A.I. xvi, 403
J.A.I. iv, 366, 367
T.E.S. i, 341-348
J.A.I. iii, 86-94
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. pp. xci–xciii
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. vi
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 156, 157
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 440
A.R. i, 403
A.R. v, 250
T.E.S. v, 50-57
A.R. v, 151-175
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 367
J.A.I. ix, 376
J.A.I. vi, 37
J.A.I. xi, 123
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. cxlii
M.A.S. iii, 216
J.A.I. i, 208
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 306
M.A.S. iii, 266
M.A.S. ii, 226
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. cxxxi
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. clii
Index.
73
Caithness, Ancient Remains of, see Hunt, J., on the
Keiss graves
see Petrie, G., on Human
Remains at Keiss
see Shearer, R. I., on Human
Remains at Keiss
cairns in, see Shearer, R. I.
Horned Cairns of, see Anderson, J.
shell mounds and graves in, see Cleghorn, J.
see Laing, S.
see Blake, C. C., on a Skull from the Cairn
Get
of
Caithness Cairns, see Anderson, J.
Calculation, Mental, see Miscellanea Anthropologica,
11..
•
Calder, J. E., Some Account of the Wars of Extirpation,
and Habits of the Native Tribes of Tasmania.
February, 1873 ..
California, Bow and Arrows of the Modoc Indians (Ex.
166)
Discovery of Human Remains in, see Anthro-
pological News, 55
Kitchen-Middens in, see Anthropological Mis-
cellanea, 59
··
•
Californian Skull, see Anthropological News, 82
Callaway, (Rev. Canon) Henry (M.D.), on Divination
and Analogous Phenomena among the Natives of
Natal. With Discussion. 15th May, 1871..
Callaway, (Dr.) T., on Hybridity, see Miscellanea An-
··
thropologica, 42
Calloway, Henry, (M.D.), on Infanticide amongst Certain
Tribes of Kafirs. Letter. 3rd April, 1866..
•
Calori, Luigi, "Cervello di un Negro della Guinea."
Review
..
Cambodia, Ethnology of, see Bastian, A…
see Thomson, G.
4th
..
..
..
Recent Anatomical Writings bearing upon
Anthropology, see Anthropological Miscellaneà, 1
on a Scaphoid Skull, see Davis, J. B.
Calvaria, supposed to be that of Confucius, see Busk, G.
Calvert, Frank, on the Probable Existence of Man
during the Miocene Period, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 37
·
··
Cambridge, head growth in students at, see Galton, F...
Anthropometry, see Venn, J.
Scientific Instrument Company, Anthropometric
Instruments made by (Ex. 357)
Cambridgeshire, Cremation in
Cameron, A. L. P., Notes on some Tribes of New South
Wales. 13th January, 1885. (Vocabularies)
Cameron, Donald A., on the Tribes of the Eastern Soudan.
23rd November, 1886
Cameron, (Commander) V. L. (R.N., C.B.), Anthropology
of Africa. With Discussion. 23rd May, 1876.
(Map and Woodcuts)
··
•
see Burton, R. F., and
V. L. C...
Camp and Tumulus at Seaford, see Rivers, A. H. Pitt..
A.R. iv, J.A.S. P. clxiii
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. cl
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. clvii
A.R. iv, J.A.S. P. cxxxi
M.A.S. iii, 266
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. cxxxix
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. xx
M.A.S. iii, 243
M.A.S. iii, 216
A.R. i, 492
J.A.I. iii, 7-28
J.A.I. iii, 204
A.R. v, 369
J.A.I. v, 489
A.R. vi, 119
J.A.I. i, 163-185
A.R. iii, 87
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. cxxxvii-
cxxxix
A.R. vi, 279
J.A.I. i, 105
J.A.I. ii, 140
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 73
J.A.I. iii, 127
A.R. ii, 330
T.E.S. vi, 246
J.A.I. xviii, 155
J.A.I. xviii, 140
J.A.I. xvi, 2, 9
Anthrop. p. lxix
J.A.I. xiv, 344-370
J.A.I. xvi, 287–295
J.A.I. vi, 167-181; 517-521
J.A.I. xii, 449
J.A.I. vi, 287
·
74
Index.
Campbell, (Dr.) Archibald, on the Custom of Burying and
Burning Alive of Lepers in India. 9th June, 1868
on the Lepchas. 23rd March, 1869
on the Looshias. With Discussion.
March, 1873
4th
Note on the Migration of Coffee, Tea, etc.
9th June, 1868
··
Obituary Notice of, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 88
Note on Prehistoric Remains in Argyll-
shire. 8th February, 1870
on the Tribes around Darjeeling. 7th
April, 1868
Campbell, (Sir) George, the Races of India, see Anthropo-
logical Miscellanea, 179
··
on the Races of India as Traced in Existing
Tribes and Castes. (Map.) 9th March, 1869. (Dis-
cussion)
Campbell, James (Surgeon, R.N.) Polygamy: its Influence
on Sex and Population. 15th February, 1870
on Polygamy: its Influence in Determining
the Sex of our Race and its Effects on the Growth of
Population. Brief Notice and Discussion. 15th
February, 1870..
Campbell, J. F., on Current British Mythology and Oral
Traditions. 22nd March, 1870
··
··
··
Kimmerians and Atlanteans, see Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 18
..
··
see Anthropological
Notes, 30
Notes on the Stature of Lapps.
January, 1866
Campbell, (Captain) Melford, see Franks, A. W., on
Stone Implements from Honduras
Campbell, Walter, M. T., Race and Language, see An-
thropological Miscellanea, 202
..
•
9th
··
Camps, (Dr.) J., Sanitary Condition of Troops in India.
Abstract..
Camps on the Malvern Hills, see Price, F. G. H.
Canada, see L'Heureux, J., on the Blackfeet Indians
see L'Heureux, J., on the Kekip-Sesoators
Aboriginal Monuments in, see Gibb, Duncan
Ethnological Objects from (Ex. 318)
Flint Implements from (Ex. 237)
Mixed Races of, see Reid, A. P...
Stone Implements and Pottery from (Ex. 146)
Canadian Centenarianism, see Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 61
··
Canarese Microcephalic Skull, see Shortt, J.
Canaries, Guancho Skulls and Other Objects from (Ex.
376)
··
••
··
•
•
··
•
··
Canary Islands, on the Ancient Inhabitants of the, see
Hodgkin, T.
see Wallach, H., on the Guanchos
Canelos Indians, see Simson, A.
Arrow Poison used by (Ex. 99)
··
T.E.S. vii, 195, 196
J.E.S., N.S. i, 143–157
J.A.I. iii, 57-65
T.E.S. vii, 207-209
J.A.I. vii, 379
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 145
T.E.S. vii, 144–159
J.A.I. xvii, 289
J.E.S., N.S. i, 128-140
J.A. 192-197
A.R. viii, J.A.S. p. cviii
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 325-340-
J.A.I. ii, 130
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. clviii
T.E.S. v, 1-12
J.A.I. vi, 37
J.A.I. xix, 89
A.R. i, 410
J.A.J. x, 319
J.A.I. xv, 301
J.A.I. xv, 161
A.R. viii, J.A.S. p. clxxiii
J.A.I. xiv, 90
J.A.I. viii, 377
J.A.I. iv, 45
J.A.I. iii, 65
J.A.I. v, 492
J.A.I. iii, 265
J.A.I. xvii, 158
J.E.S. i, 167
J.A.I. xvii, 158
J.A.I. ix, 385
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. clvi
A.R. v, 253
Colour of Hair, see Wilson, J, S.
Poisonous Fruit used by (Ex. 100)
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. clvi
Samples of Red Hair of, see Bollaert, W. A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. clv
Index.
75
Cannibalism
Anthrop. 571
..
··
Cannibalism of African Tribes, see Hutchinson, T. J... T.E.S. i, 327
in Europe, see Charnock, R. S. ..
··
in Relation to Ethnology, see Crawfurd, J.
Cannibals of South Africa, see Layland, W.
Canoe Found in the Thames at Hampton Court, see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 81
Canoes, Eskimo (Ex. 184)
Canton, Edwin, Five Chinese Skulls Presented by
Capacity of Skulls, Method of Measuring, see Busk, G.
Cape of Good Hope, Stone Hammer and Double-pointed
Cutting Instrument from (Ex. 133)
Implements and Pottery
..
··
from (Ex. 132)
Caprine, near Rome, Human Remains at..
Car Nicobar, the Inhabitants of, see Distant, W. L.
Carbeço da Arruda, Human Remains Discovered in the,
··
see Busk, G.
Carey, J. J., on the Discovery of a Cairn at Khangaum,
in the Province of Nagpore, Central India. (Com-
municated by Dr. A. Campbell.) 29th May, 1871..
"Carib Chisels," see Forte, J.
Caribbean Axeheads (Ex. 164)
Caribs, their Origin, see Kennedy, James
see Anthropological Conferences
..
..
((
F. S.
Caroline Islands, see Davis, J. B...
··
Carmichael, Alexander A., on a Hypogeum at Valaquie,
Island of Uist. 17th June, 1873. (3 Plates)
Carmichael, C. H. E., (M.A.), the Ainos, see Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 41
on Cave-hunting in Southern Italy
on Gallo-Helvetic Interments
Islanders, see Pritchard, W. T.
··
··
on the Akkas
A Benedictine Missionary's Account of the
Natives of Australia and Oceania. With Discussion.
26th June, 1877
··
··
"Caroline Islanders. By J. Van der Hoeven."
Carribber. "Odd Showers." Review
··
•
on the Postponement of the 5th Session
of the International Congress of Anthropology and
Prehistoric Archæology. 15th November, 1870
Notes on Prehistoric Discoveries in Central
Russia. 11th May, 1880
•
•
on a Race of Red Men in Europe, see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 40.
Carnac, see Hunt, James ..
Quadrilateral Structures near, see
see Tremlett,
..
··
..
··
••
Carthaginois en France, Les: La Colonie Lybio-Phéni-
cienne du Liby. Par Jules Ollier de Marichard et
Pruner-Bey," see Contemporary Literature
Carus, (Dr.) C. G., some Remarks on the Construction of
the Upper Jaw of the Skull of a Greenlander. 2nd
February, 1864. With Remarks by C. Carter
Blake
··
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. xxii
T.E.S. iv, 105
J.E.S., N.S. i, 76
J.A.I. vii, 102
J.A.I. v, 30
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. xxvii
J.A.I. iii, 200
J.A.I. i, 348
J.A.I. i, 345
Anthrop. 59
J.A.I. iii, 2
T.E.S. vii, 39
J.A.I. i, 208–210
J.A.I. xi, 2
J.A.I. iii, 204
J.E.S. iv, 226
J.A.I. xvi, 196
J.A.I. iii, 272-275
J.A.I. iii, 304
Anthrop. p. lxxxiii
J.A.I. vii, 280-293
Anthrop. p. lxxi
Anthrop. p. lxxvii
Review
Carter, R. Brudenell (F.R.C.S.), Hints on Vision Testing.
With Discussion. 24th March, 1885. (Woodcut) J.A.I. xv, 121-127; 130,
131
J.A. [3], J.A.S. p. x
J.A.I. x, 358, 359
J.A.I. iii, 300
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. cxxiii
J.A.I. xv, 170
A.R. iv, 47
A.R. iv, 165
A.R. iv, 47
J.A. 356
J.A. 105
A.R. ii, J.A.S. pp. cxiv, cxv
76
Index.
Carus, (Dr.) C. G., Origin of Language, see Miscellanea
Anthropologica, 34 ..
Carved Stone Object from Central America (Ex. 236)
Wooden Club from Peru (Ex. 118)
Carvings and Painted Masks from New Zealand (Ex. 276)
Casimir the Great, Physical Characters of. Review
Caspian Sea, the Races inhabiting its Southern Shores,
see Bode, Baron J. de
Cassia Tribe, see Oldham, T.
Cassimati, (Dr.) S. I., Hints on the Noömetre, or the
Right Method to be adopted by Anthropology as
the Basis of every Science. Abstract. 16th Novem-
ber, 1869..
Castellieri dell' Istria, Letter on
..
or Prehistoric Ruins of the Istrian Peninsula
Castellieri, see Burton, R. F.; A. Scampicchio; and
A. Covoz
•
Caste System, see Tagore, G. M.
··
Castes, Tamul, see Maniegar, S. C. C.
Castleton, Tumuli and Stone Circles near, see Penning-
ton, R.
••
•
..
Casts, Ethnographical, see Schlagintweit, H. von
Ethnological, see Flower, W. H...
Finsch's Collection of, see Anthropological Mis-
cellanea, 141
of Bones, and Stone Implements from Portugal
(Ex. 6)
of the Heads of Two Egyptian Kings (Ex. 285)..
"Catalogue of Specimens in the Museum of the Royal
College of Surgeons. By W. H. Flower.
Part I.
Man. Review..
""
"Catechism of Positive Religion.
Review
..
..
+
..
•
••
By A.
Catlin, George, "The Lifted and Subsided Rocks of
America." Review
··
..
Caucasus, Photograph of Skulls and Objects from, see
Franks, A. W...
··
··
Comte."
•
Prehistoric Antiquities of the
Skulls from the (Ex. 157) ..
Caulfield, R., Note on a Supposed Ogham Inscription,
from Rus-glass, co. Cork. With Discussion.
June, 1870. (Plate)
Causes which have led to the Rise and Fall of Nations..
Cave of Cro-Magnon, see Anthropology at the British
Association, 1869
Cave Cannibals of South Africa, see Layland, W.
•
··
1st
•
see Bowker, J. H., Bleek,
and Beddoe
Dwellings in China..
Dwellers of Southern France, see Christy, H.
"Cave Hunting," see Anthropological Miscellanea, 47
Cave Hunting in Southern Italy
Cave Men of Perigord, see Broca, Paul
Paintings and Stone Implements, Bushman, see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 121..
Story, see Anthropological News, 139.
Cayapas, Vocabulary, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
197
••
··
··
··
••
A.R. ii, 230
J.A.I. viii, 210
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. xxxix
J.A.I. xii, 197
J.A. 51
J.E.S. iv, 155
J.E.S. iii, 238
A.R. viii, J.A.S. pp. xviii,
xix
Anthrop. 408, 412
Anthrop. 376
J.A.I. vii, 341
T.E.S. ii, 369
T.E.S. iii, 93
J.A.I. iv, 377
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. clxxxviii
J.A.I. xvi, 241
J.A.I. xiii, 504
T.E.S. vi, 39
J.A.I. xii, 324
J.A.I. x, 231
A.R. iv, 289
J.A. 106
J.A.I. iii, 176
Anthrop. 481
J.A.I. iii, 176
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 400-402
Anthrop. p. i
A.R. vii, 422
J.E.S., N.S. i, 76
A.R. vii, 121
J.E.S., N.S. i, 203
T.E.S. iii, 362
J.A.I. iv, 503
Anthrop. p. lxxi
A.R. vi, 408
J.A.I. x, 460
A.R. vi, 466
J.A.I. xviii, 304
Index.
77
Cefn, Cairn near, see Thomas, D. R., and T. McK.
Hughes..
Celebes, Civilisation in, see Wallace, A. R.
Deformation of the Head in, see Anthropologi-
cal Miscellanea, 142..
Progress of Civilisation in, see Wallace, A. R...
Celt, Irish, see Hudson, H.
Celt, Physical Characteristics of the, see Wilson, D.
and Saxon, see Anthropological News, 114, 178
Celt from Dutch Guiana (Ex. 401)
see Crawfurd, J.
Italy (Ex. 214)
ivory, from Ireland (Ex. 290)
Celtic Languages in Reference to the Question of Race,
see Charnock, R. S.
..
Centenarians,
G. Duncan
see Crawfurd, J.
Race, see Knox, R...
··
··
"Celtic Tumuli of Dorset. By C. Warne.' Review
Celtic and Maori Vocabulary, Coincidences in,
Ross, W.
see
•
Celts, Discussion on the, see Anthropological Society of
Paris
Social life of the, see Hall, G. R...
in Hampshire, characteristic survivals of the, see
Shore, T. W.
of Ireland, see Beddoe, John
see Beddoe, J.
Celts and Saxons, see Anthropological News, 177, 179
Celts from British Guiana, see Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 123
••
··
··
•
·
..
Césaréda, Grutas da, see Busk, G...
Ceylon, see Bailey, J., on the Veddahs
..
··
Chiriqui (Ex. 4)
from Italy (Ex. 5), see Westropp, H. M.
Cemetery (Romano-British) at Seaford, see Price, F. G.
H., and J. E. Price
Centenarianism in Canada, see Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 61
condition of, see Gibb,
physical
Central America, tribes of, see Boyle, F.
Centres of Ideation in the Brain, see Holländer, B.
Cephalic Index, see Garson, J. G.
International Agreement on Classification
and Nomenclature, see Garson, J. G.
Cerebral Development, see Dunn, R.
Hemispheres of an Adult Australian male, see
Rolleston, H. D.
··
··
··
··
Measurements, see Anthropological News, 41
Psychology
..
see Maniegar, S. C. C., on the Mookwas
(C Tamil," on the Weddos
see a
··
·
•
•
see Thomson, A., on the Osteology of the
Veddahs..
Ethnology of, see Swamy, Mutu Coomara
Skeleton and Skulls of Veddahs (Ex. 402)
Treatment of Diseases by Charms in, see Dick-
man, H...
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. exlii
T.E.S. iv, 61
J.A.I. xiv, 85
A.R. ii, 332
J.A., J.A.S. p. clxxviii
A.R. iii, 52
A.R. vi, 446; viii, 213
J.A.I. xix, 125
J.A.I. vii, 44
J.A.I. xii, 465
A.R. i, 448
A.R. i, 447
T.E.S. iv, 71
A.R. vi, 175
A.R. v, 85
J.A.I. vii, 123
A.R. iv, 278
A.R. i, 415
J.A.I. xx, 3
J.A. 117
J.A., J.A.S. p. clxxxii
A.R. viii, 211; 215
J.A.I. x, 461
T.E.S, ii. 166
T.E.S. v, 216
J.A.I. vi, 300
J.A.I. v, 492
J.A.I. ii, 78
T.E.S. vi, 207
J.A.I. xix, 12
J.A.I. xvi, 11
J.A.I. xvi, 17
T.E.S. iv, 13
J.A.I. xvii, 32
A.R. v, 249
A.R. i, 337-355
T.E.S. vii, 39
T.E.S. ii, 278
T.E.S. iv, 348
T.E.S. iii, 70
J.A.I. xix, 125
A.R. i, 444
J.A.I. xix, 125
T.E.S. ii, 140
78
Index.
Chaco and other Indians of South America, see Hutchin-
son, T. J.
Chalybes, see Clarke, Hyde, on the Proto-Ethnic Con-
dition of Asia Minor
Chamant (Stone Period), Report on the Excavations of,
see Anthropological Society of Paris
Chamberlain, Basil Hall, Note on the Japanese Go-hei
or Paper Offerings to the Shinto Gods. With
Discussion. 28th February, 1888. (Plate)
Chambers, Charles H., the Danish Kitchen Middens
Inheritance of an Abnormal Distortion
of the Wrist
(C
··
Gastaldi's "Lake Habitations of Italy."
Translated by C. H. C. Review
Chanduy, Quartz Cutting Instruments from, see
Markham, C. R.
Channel Islands, Chipped Flints from Guernsey and
Herm (Ex. 136)..
Prehistoric Remains in, see Oliver,
S. P.
Stone and Bronze Implements from
Jersey (Ex. 170)
Chaplet of Gold and Silver Coins from Nazareth (Ex.
<<
179)
Chapters on Language. By F. W. Farrar." Review..
Chapters on Man. By C. S. Wake
Character of the Negro, see Davy, John
of School Children, see Bryant, S.
of the Scotch, see Cleghorn, John
see Cleghorn, John
of the Voice, see Gibb, G. Duncan
see Gibb, G. Duncan
Characteristics, Psychical, of the English People, see Pike,
L. 0.
Characters Tending to Separate Man from Animals, see
• •
""
··
• •
County of Essex." Review
Affinities of the Old Italians.
"Ancient Manorial Customs,
··
the Language of the Aino..
•
•
•
•
··
Rochet
Charlesworth, E., Exhibition of Two Tusks of an African
Elephant, Identical in Form with those of the Mam-
moth. With Discussion. 18th February, 1873
Objects Found in the Red Crag of
Suffolk, Simulating Human Workmanship. With
Discussion. 8th April, 1872
•
Perforated Shark's Tooth from the Crag
Formation of Suffolk. Exhibited 17th June, 1873
on a Skeleton of Bos Primigenius? Brief
Note. 1st November, 1870
Charms, Chinese, see Black, W. H.
Treatment of Diseases by, in Ceylon, see Dickman,
··
·
↓
H.
Charnock, (Dr.) R. S., Inaugural Address to the London
Anthropological Society
Address to the London Anthropological
Society, 1874
1875
•
··
··
Review
&c., of the
T.E.S. iii, 321
J.E.S., N.S. i, 39
A.R. iv, 374
J.A.I. xviii, 27-29
A.R. ii, 60, 61
A.R. ii, 59
A.R. vi, 114
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. lvii
J.A.I. ii, 68
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 45
J.A.I. iv, 2
J.A.I. iv, 364
A.R. iv, 135
A.R. vi, 316
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. clvi
J.A.I. xv, 338
M.A.S. iii, 167
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. xxi
M.A.S. iii, 244
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. lxii
M.A.S. ii, 153
A.R. vii, 168
J.A.I. iii, 56
J.A.I. ii, 91-94
J.A.I. iii, 233
J.A. [3], J.A.S. p. ii
J.E.S., N.S. i, 38
T.E.S. ii, 140
Anthrop. 4
Anthrop. 319
Anthrop. p. xviii
J.A. 338-345
J.A. 356
Anthrop. 308
Index.
79
Charnock, (Dr.) R. S., Cannibalism in Europe. With
Discussion. 5th December, 1865
··
on Celtic Languages in Reference to the
Question of Race
on the Dolmen called Mané-Lud, to the
North of Locmariaker. Abstract and Discussion.
16th February, 1869
on the Etruscans and their Language
Gipsy Dialect called Sim
on the Origin of the Gypsies
on the Kimmerian and Atlantean Races,
see Anthropological Miscellanea, 16
Language. Review
on the Language of the Magyars..
"<
Patronymica Cornu-Brittanica." Review
the People of the Isle of Marken. 1st
November, 1870..
1866
Reply to Discussion
on the Peoples of Spain. 6th February,
on the Peoples of Transylvania.
and Discussion. 4th May, 1869
1863
··
Abstract
Review
"The Peoples of Transylvania." Review
Facts Relating to Polyandry
the Prussians
Roumanian Gipsies
on the Science of Language. 9th June,
Discussion.
on the Scytho-Cimmerian Origin of the
Langue Romane. Review. "Mémoire sur l'origine
Scytho-Cimmérienne de la Langue Romane. Par
M. le duc du Roussillon "
..
Le Sette Communi. 22nd April, 1872 ..
the Wends of Bautzen
and C. Carter Blake, (D.Sc.) on the
Physical, Mental, and Philological Characters of the
Wallons. 5th February, 1872
and C. Staniland Wake. Language as a
Test of Race. Abstract. 17th November, 1868
..
..
Discussion
Chastleton Camp, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
110
Chatham Island, on the Destruction of the Aborigines of,
see Travers, W.
Chatham Islands, see Welch, E. A., and J. Barnard
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. xxii-xxxi
A.R. i, 448
A.R. vii, J.A.S. pp. cxxi,
cxxii, & cxxiv-cxxx
Anthrop. p. cxvii
Anthrop. 497
A.R. iv, 89-96
J.A.I. ii, 127-129
J.A. 188
A.R. iv, 171–179
J.A. 106
J.A. 308-312
J.A. [3], J.A.S. p. vii
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. xcii-
xcvii
A.R. vii, J.A.S. pp. clxx-
clxxv
J.A. 355
Anthrop. 164
Anthrop. 142
Anthrop. 489
A.R. i, 193-215
A.R. i, T.A.S. pp. xvi-xviii
A.R. ii, 39-49
J.A.I. ii, 108-113
Anthrop. 152
J.A.I. ii, 10-17
A.R. vii, J.A.S. pp. xxxviii-
xxxix
A.R. vii, J.A.S. pp. xliv-xlvi
J.A.I. x, 124
T.E.S. iv, 352
A.R. viii, J.A.S. p. xcvii
T.E.S. iv, 333
Davis
Cheddul, or Hanging Feast, see Shortt, J.
Chemistry and Anthropology
Chert Implements from the Valley of the Axe (Ex. 232)
in the Nile Valley, see Rivers, A. H. Pitt
Cherwell, Bronze Sword from the (Ex. 162)
Chest Measurements of Recruits, see Rivers, A. H. Pitt
Cheston, C., Contribution towards a Vocabulary of the
··
Cayapas, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 197.. J.A.I. xviii, 304
A.R. ii, 121
J.A.I. vii, 499
J.A.I. xi, 382
J.A.I. iii, 204
J.A.I. v, 101
80
Index.
Chevers, Norman (M.D.), "Manual of Medical Juris-
prudence for India." Review. See Anthropological
Miscellanea, 19
Cheyenne, see Blackmore, W.
Chibchas, Stone Lunar Calendars of the, see Bollaert,
W.
Child-bearing in Australia and New Zealand
Childbirth customs of the Loyalty Islands, see Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 215..
Child-giantess, Russian (Ex. 409)
Children, Power of Rearing among Savage Tribes, see
Day, S. P.
New-born, Secretion of Milk in, see Miscellanea
Anthropologica, 15
Wolf-reared, see Anthrop. Misc., 108
Chili, Antiquities from Huasco (Ex. 395)..
Flagellum and Cingulum from (Ex. 386)
Chimborazo, Cranium from (Ex. 96)
Chimpanzee, Deformed Skull of (Ex. 309)
Young, Anatomy of, see Embleton
China, see Busk, G., on an Ancient Calvaria, supposed to
be that of Confucius
••
••
··
Chincha Islands, Skull from, see Blake, C. C.
(Ex. 92)
see Wylie, A., “ History of the Heung-noo
Crucifixion in, see Jones, J.
Travels in Western, and on the Borders of
Eastern Tibet. By Captain W. J. Gill, R.E., see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 95, Anthropo-
logical Gleanings'
(C
Chinese, Brainweights of, see Clapham, Crochley
Ethnology of the, see Lamprey, J.
the, see Lamprey
Apothecaries' Scales (Ex. 49)
Burials, see Eatwell, W.
Calva, see Busk, George
Cave Dwellings
Charms, see Black, W. H.
··
Writing (Ex. 244)
see Beale, L. J.
Chipewyans, see Lefroy, J. H.
Chiriquí, Celts from (Ex. 4)
··
·
..
··
• •
··
•
••
►
•
•
··
··
""
..
"Chinese Classics. By J. Legge." Review
Chinese Coins and Medals (Ex. 10)
Mandarin, Skull of (Ex. 400)
Mohammedans, see Anderson, John
Race, see Gardner, C. T.
Seals found in Ireland, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 26
• •
••
Gold Objects, Pottery, etc., from Tombs of
3)..
see Bollaert, W., on Ancient Indian Tombs
Stone Celts from, see Blake, C. C.
•
•
Skull (Ex. 142)
Skulls (Ex. 79)
Superstition, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
··
•
171
View of Heredity and Education, see Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 96
•
··
•
··
··
•
·
..
•
..
•
•
(Ex.
··
•
··
J.A.I. ii, 131
J.E.S., N.S. i, 287
M.A.S. i, 210
J.E.S., N.S. i, 68
J.A.I. xix, 503
J.A.I. xix, 443
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. cc
A.R. ii, 62
J.A.I. ix, 465
J.A.I. xix, 57
J.A.I. xviii, 274
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. clv
J.A.I. xiii, 276
A.R. i, 394
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 73
J.A.I. iii, 401
T.E.S. iii, 138
J.A.I. viii, 100
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. lxvii
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. lxvii
J.A.I. vii, 89
T.E.S. vi, 101
T.E.S. vi, 183
A.R. V, J.A.S. xxxii
p.
J.A.I. i, 207
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 156
J.E.S., N.S. i, 203
J.E.S., N.S. i, 38
A.R. vi, 121
J.E.S., N.S. i, 38
J.A.I. xix, 94
J.A.I. i, 147
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 5
J.A.I. ii, 135
J.A.I. iii, 2
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. xxvii
J.A.I. xvii, 80
J.A.I. viii, 228
J.A.I. ix, 337
T.E.S. i. [130]
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 44
T.E.S. ii, 166
T.E.S. ii, 147
T.E.S. ii, 147
T.E.S. ii, 166
Index.
81
Chorley, H. F., Obituary Notice of Dr. Berthold See-
Race in Music. 19th May, 1870..
mann
Christianity, Race Elements in, see Heath, D. I.
Christison, David, (M.D.), the Gauchos of San Jorge,
Central Uruguay. 22nd February, 1881
Christison, Robert, see Beddoe, J., on the Aborigines of
Central Queensland
Christy, Henry, on the Prehistoric Cave-Dwellers of
Southern France. 21st June, 1864 ..
see Lartet, E., and H. C., "Reliquiæ
Aquitaniæ. Review
""
•
"Chronicle of England. By J. E. Doyle." Review
Chronological Arrangement of Caverns and Rock-shelters,
see Anthropological News, 151
Churchill, H. B., Accepted Impossibilities
Ciastro, Ruins of, see Anthropological News, 141
Cieza de Leon, Pedro de, "The Travels of Pedro de
Cieza de Leon, A.D. 1532–50, contained in the first
part of his Chronicle of Peru. Translated and
edited, with Notes and an Introduction, by Clements
R. Markham, Esq. Printed for the Hakluyt Society.
1864." Review
Cimbri, Ethnography of, see Rawlinson
Cingulum from Chili (Ex. 386)
Circassian Slaves, see Millingen, F.
Circassians, see Howorth, H. H., on the Westerly Drift-
ing of Nomades, Part IV
J...
see Westropp, H. M.
of Babylonia, see Boscawen, W. St. Chad
in Celebes, see Wallace, A. R.
•
Circular Structure at Cummer, see Kinahan, G. H.
Cissbury, Animal Remains found at, see Rolleston, G..
Discoveries at, see Harrison, J. P.
Flint Implements from (Ex. 81)
Further Discoveries at, see Harrison, J. P.
Marks found upon Chalk at, see Harrison, J. P.
Skeleton found at, see Rolleston, G.
Camp, Explorations in, see Rivers, A. H. Pitt..
Civilisation, see Avery, J. G.
see Avery, J. G.
··
·
··
on the Origin of, see Lubbock, J.
Phases of, see Westropp, H. M...
24
··
•
•
..
··
··
··
··
··
··
•
..
of the Negro, see Guppy, H. F. J.
in Northern Celebes, see Wallace, A. R.
Affected by Commixture of Races, see Crawfurd,
•
•
Conditions which Favour, Retard, or Obstruct,
see Crawfurd, J.
··
•
Phenomena of, Traceable to a Rudimental Origin
among Savage Tribes, see Tylor, E. B.
Progress of, in Europe, Affected by Commixture
of Races, see Crawfurd, J.
Relation of Domesticated Animals to, see
Crawfurd, J.
and Cerebral Development, see Dunn, R.
Civilised and Savage Life, Relations Between, see Frere,
H. Bartle
··
J.A.I. i, 397
J.A., J.A.S.
clxviii
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xix
J.A.I. xi, 34–52
J.A.I. vii, 145
T.E.S. iii, 362–372
J.E.S., N.S. i, 83
A.R. ii, 209
A.R. vii, 330
Anthrop. 355
A.R. vi, 467
A.R. iii, 298-303
J.A.I. vi, 150
J.A.I. xviii, 274
J.A., J.A.S. p. cix
PP. clvi-
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 182
J.A.I. xii, 318
J.A.I. vi, 20
J.A.I. vii, 412
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. xliv
J.A.I. vi, 430
J.A.I. vi, 263
J.A.I. viii, 377
J.A.I. v, 357
J.A.I. ii, 63
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. ccxxi
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 324
J.A.I. viii, 21
A.R. ii, 332
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. ccix
T.E.S. iv, 61
T.E.S. iii, 98
T.E.S. i, 154
T.E.S. vi, 328
A.R. v, J.A.S. p.
A R. v, 303
T.E.S. ii, 201
T.E.S. ii, 387
T.E.S. iv, 13
J.A.I. xi, 313
J.A.S. p. cxcii
G
82
Index.
|
Clapham, (Dr.) Crochley, on the Brainweights of some
Chinese and Pelew Islanders. With Discussion.
27th March, 1877
Clapham, T. R., Mourning for the Dead Among the
Digger Indians, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
44
Clark, (Sir) James. Obituary Notice of Dr. Conolly
Clarke, C. B., the Stone Monuments of the Khasi Hills.
With Discussion. 13th January, 1874. (Woodcuts) J.A.I. iii, 481-493
Clarke, Hyde, Alleged Connexion of Madagascar and
Caffre Languages, see Ethnological Notes and
Queries, 23
Amazons; the Woman Question..
Anthropological Investigations in Smyrna.
6th February, 1866
Assimilation and the Eyes of Mongolians,
see Anthropological Miscellanea, 73
Note on the Australian Reports from New
South Wales. 10th April, 1877
P
"Il Brahui: Studio di Etnologia Lin-
guistica.
Di Felice Finzi. Firenze: 1870."
Review. See Anthropological Miscellanea, 2
Note on Creolism. 2nd June, 1868
··
on the Death of Mr. C. Darwin
on the Egyptian Colony and Language in
the Caucasus, and its Anthropological Relations.
With Discussion. 20th May, 1873
on the Ethnological Position of the
Guanches, as Dependent on their Philological Rela-
tions. 10th March, 1868
1872
··
the Ethnology, Mythology, and Philology
of Races of Early Culture, Babylonians, Etruscans,
Egyptians, Japanese, &c. 13th May, 1879. Title
only
•
Queries, 19
··
J.A.I. vii, 89-94
on the Inhabitants of Asia Minor previous
to the Time of the Greeks. 7th March, 1865
on the Lion Shilling. 12th January,
1869
Merean, see Ethnological Notes and
J.A.I. iii, 530
T.E.S. v, 325-340
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 367
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 366, 367
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. xcviii-cii
J.A.I. vi, 194
J.A.I. vii, 274-276
J.A.I. ix, 136
Folklore of Greece, Asia Minor, and
Albania, see Ethnological Notes and Queries, 12 J.E.S., N.S. i, 202
Fugitives from Troy, see Ethnological
Notes and Queries, 22
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 367
Georgian and Sontal, see Ethnological
Notes and Queries, 17
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 96
J.E.S., N.S. i, 321
Gladstone's "Juventus Mundi." Review
on the Hamath Inscriptions. 8th April,
J.A.I. ii, 90, 91
see Anthropological Mis-
cellanea, 29
J.A.I. ii, 309
see Anthropological Mis-
cellanea, 43
J.A.I. iii, 528
Alphabets, see Anthro-
J.A.I. iii, 135
pological Miscellanea, 39
Himalayan Origin and Connection of the
Magyar and Ugrian. With Discussion. 13th
March, 1877
J.A.I. i, 118
A.R. vi, J.A.S. pp. clxxii,
clxxiii
J.A.I. xii, 229
J.A.I. iii, 178-200
T.E.S. vii, 115-118
J.A.I. vii, 44–65
T.E.S. iv, 154-163
J.E.S., N.S. i, 35
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 192
Index.
83
Clarke, Hyde, Name for Woman and Wife, see Ethno-
logical Notes and Queries, 11
Note on the Languages of the Andamans.
12th January, 1875
a Note on the Numerals for 3, 7, and
others, see Anthropological Notes, 29
Nyam-Nyam, see Ethnological Notes
and Queries, 2..
Observations on the Mexican Zodiac and
Astrology. Title only. 23rd June, 1885
on Papier-mâché Casts of Skulls pre-
sented by Professor Bogdanow. 13th November,
1877
Notes on the People inhabiting Moravian
Wallachia. 6th February, 1866
Perpetuation of Names of Natural Objects
by Translators, see Ethnological Notes and
Queries, 24
The Phoenix, see Ethnological Notes
and Queries, 26
..
on Prehistoric Names of Weapons. With
Discussion. 9th May, 1876
on the Prehistoric and Protohistoric Rela-
tions of the Populations of Asia and Europe, in
reference to Paleo-Asiatic, Caucaso-Tibetan, Palæo-
Georgian, etc. Abstract and Discussion. 20th
March, 1871
·.·
Proceedings for the Expulsion of. 2nd
September, 1868..
on the Propagation of Mining and Metal-
lurgy. 9th April, 1867
··
Proto-ethnic Condition of Asia Minor, the
Khalubes (Chalybes), Idæi Dactyli, etc., and their
Relations with the Mythology of Ionia. 26th
January, 1869
on the Relations of Culture of the Ashan-
tees. With Discussion. 12th May, 1874
Relations of the languages of the Dar-
jeeling Tribes. 7th April, 1868
Researches in Prehistoric and Protohistoric
Comparative Philology, Mythology, and Archæology,
in connection with the Origin of Culture in America,
and its Propagation by the Sumerian or Akkad fami-
lies. With Discussion. 26th May, 1874
Report on the Anthropological Section of
the International Congress of Orientalists. 10th
November, 1874..
• •
•·.
the Right of Property in Trees on the
Land of Another, as an Ancient Institution. 28th
May, 1889
··
Note on Serpent and Siva Worship and
Mythology in Central America, Africa, and Asia.
With Discussion. 27th June, 1876 ..
on a Shell Mound at Smyrna, see Miscel-
lanea Anthropologica, 25
•
Symbolism of the Number Three in
Different Parts of the World, see Anthropological
Conferences
J.E.S., N.S. i, 202
J.A.I. iv, 467, 468
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. clvii
J.E.S., N.S. i, 85
J.A.I. xv, 285
J.A.I. vii, 322
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. xc, xci
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 367
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 476
J.A.I. vi, 142-149
J.A.I. i. 52-59
A.R. vi, J.A.S. pp. clxxxi-
clxxxix
T.E.S. vi, 123-126
J.E.S., N.S. i, 39-50
J.A.I. iv, 122-126
T.E.S. vii, 160, 161
J.A.I. iv, 148-214
J.A.I. iv, 336-339
J.A.I. xix, 199-211
J.A.I. vi, 247-260
A.R. ii, 226
J.A.I. xvi, 198
G 2
84
J
Index.
Clarke, Hyde, on the Topographical Nomenclature of
Turkish Asia Minor. 30th April, 1867
Turkish and Georgian Names for Water
Identified, see Ethnological Notes and Queries, 18 J.E.S., N.S. ii, 96
Turkish "know" and "sow," see Ethno-
logical Notes and Queries, 20
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 192
The Varini, Varangians, see Anthropo-
logical Miscellanea, 137
J.A.I. xiii, 119
The Varini of Tacitus, or Warings, and
their Relations to English Ethnology. 25th February,
1868
Note on the Zaparo Vocabulary
Clarke, Robert, Sketches of the Colony of Sierra Leone
and its Inhabitants. 1st July, 1862. (8 Plates)
Class Systems, Australian, see Howitt, A. W.
see Howitt, A. W.
Classification, Methodical, Importance of in American
Researches, see Bellecombe, A. de..
Principles of, see Rivers, A. H. Pitt
of Arrow Heads, see Knowles, W. J.
of Languages, see Oppert, G.
of Races according to the Form of the Skull, see
Crawfurd, J.
of the Races of Man, see Crawfurd, J. ..
Egyptian, see Poole, R. S.
of the Tamul Castes, see Maniegar, S. C. C.
of the Varieties of the Human Species, see
Flower, W. H.
··
Committee of the Ethnological Society
Classificatory System of Relationships, Origin of, see
Wake, C. S.
•
Ex-
Cleghorn, John, Is the Character of the Scotch the
pression of the Soil of Scotland ? Abstract and
Discussion. 19th November, 1867
Is the Character of the Scotch the Expres-
sion of the Soil of Scotland? 19th November, 1867
Cleghorn, John, A New Reading of Shell Mounds and
Graves in Caithness. 3rd April, 1866
Discussion ..
•
··
J...
Climate, see Miscellanea Anthropologica, 7
..
··
Cleland, (Dr.) John, on the Ligamentous Action of the
Long Muscles in Man and other Animals. Abstract
Clent Hills, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 135
Clermont-Ganneau, see Blake, C. C., on a Skull from
Deir-es-Sinné
..
•
..
Cleveland, Nomenclature of, see Atkinson, J. C.
see Atkinson, J. C., on the Danish Element in
the Population
Gravehills, see Atkinson, J. C.
..
··
Effects of, on the Races of Man, see Crawfurd,
··
··
Influence of, see Knox, R. Ethnological Inquiries
and Observations
of North America, its Influence on the Physical
and Psychical Constitution, see Miscellanea Anthro-
pologica, 3
··
A.R. v, J.A.S. pp. clxxix-
clxxxvi
•
T.E.S. vii, 60-77
J.A.I. viii, 227
T.E.S. ii, 320-363
J.A.I. xii, 496
J.A.I. xviii, 31
A.R. ii, 191
J.A.I. iv, 293
J.A.I. vi, 482
J.A.I. xiii, 32
T.E.S. vi, 127
T.E.S. i, 354
J.A.I. xvi, 370
T.E.S. iii, 93
J.A.I. xiv, 378
J.E.S., N.S. i, 1–4
J.A.I. viii, 144
A.R. vi, J.A.S. pp. xxi-xxvi
M.A.S. iii, 167–181
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. cxxxix-
cl
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. clxviii-
clxx
A.R. i, 402
J.A.I. xii, 568
J.A.I. ii, 54
J.A.I. iii, 115
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 351
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. cxiii
A.R. i, 336
T.E.S. i, 76
A.R. i, 246
A.R. i, 180
Index.
85
Clubs from British Guiana (Ex. 205)
Cockayne, (Rev.) Oswald, "Leechdoms, Wortcunning, and
Starcraft of Early England." Review
Cockburn, J., on Palæolithic Implements from the Drift
Gravels of the Singrauli Basin, South Mirzapore.
With Discussion. 8th March, 1887. (Woodcut).
Cocoa, Coffee, Tea, etc., Plants producing, see Crawfurd,
J...
Codrington, (Rev.) R. H., (D.D.). on the Affinity of the
Melanesian, Malay and Polynesian Languages.
Title only. 22nd November, 1881
on the Languages of Melanesia. With
Discussion. 26th February, 1884
G
on Poisoned Arrows from Melanesia.
With Discussion. 25th June, 1889
..
Religious Beliefs and Practices in Mela-
nesia. With Discussion. 8th June, 1880.
on Social Regulations in Melanesia. With
Discussion. 11th December, 1888
Coffee, Tea, Cocoa, etc., Plants producing, see Crawfurd,
··
··
..
J...
Coincidences of Custom and Belief among the Ancient
Chaldeans and the Peoples of Western Europe, see
Lewis, A. L.
•
Colderham, Kent, Rude Monument at, see Lewis, A. L.
Cole, R. A., on the Discovery of Cromlechs in Southern
India. 10th November, 1868. (Woodcuts) ..
Colenso, (Right Rev.) J. W., on the Efforts of Missionaries
among Savages. 16th May, 1865. With Discussion
Collingwood, Dr. Visit to the Kibalan Village of Sau-o
Bay, North-east Coast of Formosa. 9th April, 1867
Collingwood, J. F., see Büchner, L., "Force and Matter"
Collinson, John, the Indians of the Mosquito Territory.
5th November, 1867
""
•
··
•
..
Abstract and Discussion. 5th November, 1867
Collyer, Robert H., (M.D.), the Fossil Human Jaw from
Suffolk. (Woodcut)
··
Colombia, Antiquities from (Ex. 241)
Muizca Calendar (Ex. 64) ..
Colonies and Climate, see Miscellanea Anthropologica,
•
✔ ✔
J.A.I. xi, 410
J.A.I. xiv, 31-43
J.A.I. xix, 215-219
(Map).. J.A.I. x, 261–316
•
Colonsay, Cranium found in a Viking Grave at (Ex. 301)
Colorado, Antiquities of, see Whitney,
Colour as a Test of the Races of Man, see Crawfurd, J.
of Mulattoes at Birth
··
of the Skin in Certain Oriental Races, see
Beddoe, J.
··
Questions as to perception of, see Anthropo-
logical Miscellanea, 92
Blindness, Dangers from, by B. Joy Jeffries, M.D.,
see Anthropological Miscellanea, 95.
pological Gleanings
"Anthro-
Phenomena in Belgium, see Beddoe, J.
types, see Brabrook, E. W.
in mosaic, see Galton, F.
Colouring Matters Found in the Human Hair, see Sorby,
H. C.
•
··
•
..
··
··
•
J.A.I. vi, 310
A.R. v, 314-318
J.A.I. xvii, 57-65
T.E.S. vii, 197
J.A.I. xviii, 306–313
T.E.S. vii, 197
J.A.I. vi, 136
J.A.I. vii, 140
T.E.S. vii, 299-304
A.R. iii, J.A.S. pp. ccxlviii-
cclxxxix
T.E.S. vi, 135-143; 362, 363
A.R. iii, 22
M.A.S. iii, 148-156
A.R. vi, J.A.S. pp. xiii-xv
A.R. v, 221–229
J.A.I. ix, 51
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xxxii
A.R. i, 336
J.A.I. xiii, 122
J.A.I. v, 220
T.E.S. ii, 251
A.E. iii, 323
J.A.I. xix, 257
J.A.I. vii, 543
J.A.I. viii, 100
J.A.I. x, 374
J.A.I. ix, 19
J.A.I. xvi, 145
J.A.I. viii, 1
86
Index.
Colquhoun, A. R., on the Aboriginal and other Tribes of
Yünnan and the Shan Country. Abstract and Dis-
cussion. 13th February, 1883
Comanches, see Blackmore, W.
see Fisher, M. C.
Comans, see Howorth, H. H., on the Westerly Drifting
of Nomades. Part III..
Commerce of Old Calabar, see Walker, J. B.
Commerce in Prehistoric Times, see Buckland, A. W...
Committee for Psychological Research
Committee of Investigation, Report, see Anthropological
Society
(C
Commixture, Effects of, on the Races of Man, see Craw-
furd, J..
of the Races of Man as Affecting the Progress of
Civilisation (Europe), see Crawfurd, J.
of Races as Affecting Civilisation, see Craw-
furd, J...
of the Races of Man in Western and Central
Asia, see Crawfurd, J.
of Races, see Crawfurd, J.
Comparative Anatomy of Vertebrates. By R. Owen.”
Review
··
•
(C
·
·
Comparative Anthropology of England and Wales, see
Mackintosh, D.
lanea, 145
Review
Review
Anthropology of Scotland, see Miscellanea
Anthropologica, 62
··
of Scotland, see MacLean, H.
Anthropology, Art in Relation to, see Art
Longevity of Animals and of Man, see Harris, G.
Myology of Man and the Apes. By W. S.
Barnard, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
84. "Recent Anthropology
Comparative Philology. By R. G. Latham." Review
Comparative Portraits of an Individual at Different Ages,
see Anthropological Miscellanea, 224
Composite bow, see Balfour, H.
·
Photographs of Jews (Ex. 332)
Photographs of Skulls (Ex. 327)
""
}
see Galton, F.
(Ex. 331)
(Ex. 348)
··
..
··
..
••
··
see Anthropological Miscel-
··
··
..
•
•
Composite Portraits, see Galton, F.
Comrie, (Dr.) P. (R.N.), Anthropological Notes on New
Guinea. With Discussion. 11th April, 1876.
(Plate and Table of Measurements)
Comte, Auguste, on the Term " Anthropology," see
··
Anthropological Notes, 20..
··
"The Catechism of Positive Religion."
(C
A General View of Positivism."
••
Anthropology of, see Kaines, Joseph
Concord, see Bleek, W. H. I.
Conder, C. R. (Captain R.E.), the Present Condition of
the Native Tribes in Bechuanaland. With Dis-
cussion. 23rd March, 1886
··
J.A.I. xiii, 3, 4
J.E.S., N.S. i, 287
J.E.S., N.S. i, 274
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 83
J.A.I. vi, 119
J.A.I. xiv, 3
J.A.I. iii, 29
A.R. vii, J.A.S, .i
T.E.S. i, 76
T.E.S. ii, 201
T.E.S. iii, 98
A.R. i, 143
A.R. i, 405
A.R. vi, 301; vii, 252
A.R. iv, 1
A.R. iv, 288
A.R. iv, 209
A.R. v, 28
J.A.I. ii, 69
J.A.I. vii, 112
A.R. iv, 281
J.A.I. xx, 289
J.A.I. xix, 220
J.A.I. xv, 16
J.A.I. xiv, 205
J.A.I. xiv, 287
J.A.I. xv, 390
J.A.I. xiv, 327
J.A.I. xv, 390
J.A.I. viii, 132
J.A.I. vi, 102–119
J.A. 362
A.R. iv, 289
A.R. iv, 289
J.A.I. i, 349
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. lxiv
J.A.I. xvi, 76-96
Index.
87
Conder, C. R. (Captain R. E.), Hittite Ethnology. With
Discussion. 14th June, 1887.
Exhibition of Drawings of Rude
Stone Monuments East of Jordan. With Discussion.
26th March, 1889
the Early Races of Western Asia
With Discussion. 26th February, 1889. (Plate)..
Condylus Tertius" (Ex. 73)
in Indian Skulls, see Blake, C. c.
Confucius, Supposed Calvaria of, see Busk, G.
Congo, Races of the, see Johnston, H. H.
Lower, see Phillips, R. C.
CC
•
..
Congrès International pour le Progrès des Sciences
Géographiques, etc., see Anthropological Notes, 32
Congress, Anthropological, of 1867
Congress of Americanists
of Anthropology, 1870, see Anthropological
Notes, 8..
of German Naturalists and Physicians, see
German..
··
..
·
of Paleontologists at Copenhagen, see Anthropo-
logical News, 188
of Polish Physicians and Naturalists at Cracow,
see Anthropological News, 160
•
Continuity Applied to Anthropology, see Hunt, J.
Contracted Burials, see Pennington, Rooke
Interments, see Walhouse, M. J...
of Prehistoric Anthropology and Archeology
Congreve, Richard, "The Catechism of Positive Religion.
Translated from the French of Auguste Comte."
Review. See Race in Religion
··
"The New Religion in its Attitude towards
the Old; the Propagation of the Religion of
Humanity." Review. See Race in Religion
Conolly, (Dr.) John, Obituary Notice of
Consanguineous Marriages, see Dally, E...
danger of, see Miscellanea Anthropo-
logica, 38
Innocuousness of, see Anthropological
Society of Paris
see Thompson, G. C.
Consanguinity and Affinity, see Macfarlane, A.
Contemporary Literature
..
•
..
•
Convolutions of the Brain, Definition of, on the Exterior
of the Head, by T. S. Prideaux, see Anthropology
at the British Association, 1869..
··
of the Hemispheres, Development of,
of, see
Anthropological News, 165..
Conway, Moncure D., on Mythology. With Discussion.
11th May, 1875..
Conwell, Eugene Alfred, on some Remarkable Archæo-
logical Discoveries in Ireland. 26th June, 1866
Coolie Labour, see Distant, W. L.
Cooper, W. R., on some Græco-Egyptian Terra-Cotta
Figures, from the Hay Collection. 6th December,
1870
..
J.A.I. xvii, 137-158
J.A.I. xix, 65, 66
J.A.I. xix, 30–51
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. cxvii
A.R. V,
J.A.S. p. cxvii
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 73
J.A.I. xiii, 461
J.A.I. xvii, 214
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. clx
A.R. v, 229
J.A.I. xviii, 99
J.A. 114
A.R. viii, 35
A.R. viii, 219
A.R. viii, 97
J.A.I. xix, 91
A.R. iv, 289
A.R. iv, 289
T.E.S. v, 325
A.R. ii, 65
A.R. iii, 84
A.R. v, 363
J.A., J.A.S. p. cli
J.A.I. xii, 46
J.A. 105-107
J.A. 235-237
J.A. 355-357
A.R. v, 110
J.A.I. iv, 265
J.A.I. xi, 415
A.R. vii, 428
A.R. viii, 106
J.A.I. v, 202–212
T.E.S. v, 217-220
J.A.I. iii, 139
J.A. [3], J.A.S. pp. xxxii-
xxxiv
88
Index.
Copan Hieroglyphics, see Bollaert, W., on Central
American Hieroglyphics
Monuments, see Hamy, E. T.
Copiapó, tumuli near, see Madge, J. H
Copper Celts at Buttivant, co. Cork, see Phair, J. P.
Implements from Asia Minor (Ex. 261)
Copyright of the Anthropological Review, Report of
Committee on
Cornish Barrow, see Bate, C. S.
and Irish Prehistoric Monuments, see Buckland,
A. W.
Cornu Tribe of Australia. Vocabulary, see Pechey, W.
A.
Cornwall, Anthropology of, see Beddoe, J.
..
··
··
<<
and Devon, Archaic Structures in, see Lewis, A.
L.
Corporal Penance, Survival of, see Howarth, O. H.
Costa Rica, Blowpipe, Bow and Arrows from (Ex. 177)..
Guatuso Indians of, see Anthropological
""
GO
··
..
News, 129
Cotesworth, C., Notes on Ruins in the Neighbourhood of
Palmyra. 24th November, 1874. (Plate)
Cotterill, H. B., " On the Nyassa and a Journey from the
North End to Zanzibar,' see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 95. Anthropological Gleanings ".. J.A.I. viii, 99
Coudereau, on Intelligence, and its Relation to Instinct.
A.R. vi, 399–408
• •
··
Translation
··
Cournot, on the Ideas of Species and Race Applied to
Man and Human Society; on Anthropology and
Ethnology, "Traité de l'Enchainement des Idées
Fondamentales dans les Sciences et dans l'Histoire "
Covaz, Antonio, see Burton, R. F. "More Castellieri
Cowley, Human Remains from, see Hutchinson, J.
Skeletons from (Ex. 37)
""
Coyoukon Vocabulary, see Whymper, F.
Cox, E. W., on Hybridism ..
"The Mechanism of Man." Review. See
Anthropological Miscellanea, 68
"What am I?" Review. See Anthropo-
logical Miscellanea, 36
"What am I?" Vol. ii. Review. See
Anthropological Miscellanea, 45 ..
Cox, &. W., (M.A.) "The Mythology of the Aryan
Nations." Review
Cracow, Congress of Polish Physicians and Naturalists at,
see Anthropological News, 160
Cranbourne Chase, Models of Excavations in (Ex. 377)..
Crania, see Busk, G., on an Aino Skull
see Busk, G., on Two Andamanese Skulls
see Busk, G., on an Ancient Chinese Calvaria
see Mouat, F. J., on some Skulls of the Hill
Tribes of India..
on the Measurement of, see Wyman, Jeffries
at Hythe, see Knox, R.
..
Casts of Two Extreme Forms (Ex. 62)
from Annecy, (Savoy), see Anthropological
Society of Paris
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··
..
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•
..
••
Dutch, see Anthropological Society of Paris..
Irish, see Grattan, J.
M.A.S. iii, 288
J.A.I. xvi, 242
J.A.I. xị, 437
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 402
J.A.I. xi, 196
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. xix
A.R. ii, 335
J.A.I. ix, 146
J.A.I. i, 143
A.R. viii, 85
J.A.I. i, P.A.S. p. i
J.A.I. xviii, 275
J.A.I. iv, 363
A.R. vi, 463
J.A.I. iv, 364, 365
A.R. ii, 267-280
J.A.I. vii, 341
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. cxlvi
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. cxlvi
T.E.S. vii, 182
Anthrop. 499
J.A.I. vi, 97
J.A.I. iii, 123
J.A.I. iii, 530
J.A. 149
A.R. viii, 97
J.A.I. xvii, 190
T.E.S. vi, 109
T.E.S. iv, 205
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 73, 156
T.E.S. vi, 42
A.R. vi, 345
T.E.S. ii, 136
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xxxii
A.R. v, 355
A.R. v, 361
J.E.S. iii, 215
Index.
89
Crania, Italian, see Vogt, C.
from the Cave of Lombrives, see Anthropological
Society, Paris..
of the Sepulchre near Maintenon (Stone Age), see
Anthropological Society, Paris
and Bones of Les Eyzies, see Broca, Paul
and Human Bones from Hythe, see Knox, R.
“Crania Britannica. By J. B. Davis and J. Thurnam.'
Review
see Skulls.
•
C. C.
··
..
A.R. v, 364
A.R. v, 127
A.R. v, 125
A.R. vi, 408
T.E.S. i, 238
A.R. vi, 52
H. J.A.I. x, 153
··
Cranial Characters of Fiji Islanders, see Flower, W.
of the Natives of Timor-laut, see Garson,
J. G.
of the Peruvian Races of Men, see Blake,
··
•
..
•
Deformation, see Turner, W.
Deformities, see Turner, W.
Craniology, Quatrefages'. Review. See Anthropologi-
cal Miscellanea, 25
Craniometric Agreement, the Frankfort, see Garson, J. G.
Craniometry, Systematic Mode of, see Busk, G...
Craniophore for Use in Taking Composite Photographs of
Skulls, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 157
Cranium, Artificial Deformations, see Knox, R…..
Deformities of, see King, D.
from Chimborazo (Ex. 96)..
of a Fiji Islander (Ex. 238)
of an Ancient German, see Anthropological
Society, Paris..
•
··
•
Dolichocephalic, from Glenarm, see Holden, J.
Human, its Forms, see Dunn, R...
S.
and other Bones found in a Viking grave
Colonsay (Ex. 301)
see Skull.
•
··
Craston, T., Present of the Skeleton of an Adult Male
Gorilla. 2nd March, 1869
Crawfurd, John (F.R.S.), Address to the Ethnological
Society of London, 1867. 21st May, 1867.
on the Alphabets of the Indian Archi-
pelago. 12th December, 1849
on an Ancient Hindu Sacrificial Bell, with
Inscription, found in the Northern Island of the New
Zealand Group. 10th April, 1866. (Plate)
on the Antiquity of Man. 25th June,
1867
at
from the evidence of
language. 1st April, 1862. With Discussion
on the Aryan or Idon-Germanic Theory
on Cæsar's Account of Britain and its In-
habitants in reference to Ethnology. 12th June, 1866
on Cannibalism in Relation to Ethnology.
22nd February, 1865
The Celtic Languages in Reference to the
Question of Race. Abstract
on the Classification of the Races of Man
•
according to the Form of the Skull. 9th April, 1867
on Colour as a Test of the Races of Man.
17th June, 1862
··
J.A.I. xiii, 386
T.E.S. ii, 216
A.R. ii, 323
A.R. i, 391
J.A.I. ii, 135
J.A.I. xiv, 64
T.E.S. i, 341
J.A.I. xvi, 97
A.R. i, 271
A.R. viii, 47
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. clv
J.A.I. ix, 2
A.R. v, 353
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. cliv
J.E.S. iv, 33
J.A.I. xiii, 122
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. cxxx
T.E.S. vi [6, 7]
J.E.S. ii, 246-261
T.E.S. v, 150-154
T.E.S. vi, 233-245
T.E.S. ii, 170-181
T.E.S. i, 26S-236
T.E.S.
202-215
T.E.S. iv, 105–121
A.R. i, 447
T.E.S. i, 354-378
T.E.S. vi, 127–134
T.E.S. ii, 231-260
F,
}
90
Index.
Crawfurd, John (F.R.S.), on the Commixture of Races of
Man as Affecting the Progress of Civilisation (Europe).
6th May, 1862. With Discussion
Abstract.
(Africa, Asia, America)
··
in Western and Central Asia. Extracted from a
Paper read before the Ethnological Society. 17th
March, 1863
A.R. i, 143–145
on the Conditions which Favour, Retard, or
Obstruct the Early Civilisation of Man. 18th Ap.,1859 T.E.S. i, 154-177
Connection between Ethnology
and Physical Geography. 19th November, 1861.
With Discussion
Dissemination of the Arabian Race
and Language. 20th November, 1866
Early Migrations of Man. 12th
Notice and
April, 1864
Discussion
Effects of Commixture, Locality,
Climate, and Food on the Races of Man. 16th Feb., 1859
Ethnology of Abyssinia and
Adjacent Countries. 12th November, 1867..
Migration of Cultivated Plants in
Reference to Ethnology; Articles of Food. 8th
May, 1866
History and Migration of Culti-
vated Plants in Reference to Ethnology. Fruits.
6th November, 1866
·
on the Migration of Cultivated Plants in
Reference to Ethnology. Sacchariferous Plants.
11th December, 1866
··
·
on the History and Migration of Culti-
vated Plants producing Coffee, Tea, Cocoa, etc.
June, 1868
9th
Narcotic Plants in Reference to Ethnology. 25th
February, 1868 ..
Plants used as Condiments. 11th June, 1867
Plants yielding Intoxicating Potables and Oils. 10th
March, 1868
..
Textile and
Tinctorial Plants in Reference to Ethnology. 7th
January, 1868
··
Invention of Writing Materials in
Reference to Ethnology. 10th April, 1866..
on Language as a Test of the Races of
Man. 2nd December, 1862
Notes on Sir Charles Lyell's " Antiquity of
Man." Extracted from a Paper read before the
Ethnological Society, 14th April, 1863
Discussion at the British Association..
T.E.S. ii, 201-213
A.R. i, 405
T.E.S. iii, 98-122
on Sir Charles Lyell's "Antiquity of
T.E.S. ii, 4-23
T.E.S. v, 298–304
T.E.S. iii, 335-350
A.R. ii, 320-321
T.E.S. i, 76–92
T.E.S. vi, 282-310
T.E.S. v, 178-192
T.E.S. v, 255-276
T.E.S. v, 318-324
T.E.S. vii, 197-206
T.E.S. vii, 78-91
T.E.S. vi, 188-200
T.E.S. vii, 92-106
T.E.S. vii, 1-15
T.E.S. v, 155–161
T.E.S. iii, 1-9
A.R. i, 172–176
A.R. i, 433
Index.
91
Man," and on Professor Huxley's "Evidence as to
Man's Place in Nature." 14th April, 1863. .
Crawfurd, John (F.R.S.), on the Malayan and Polynesian
··
•
Languages and Races. June, 1847
Malayan Race of Man and its Pre-
historic Career. 24th March, 1868
Numerals as Evidence of Progress
in Civilisation. With Discussion. 18th February,
1862
..
on the Origin and History of Written
Language. 27th February, 1866
Origin of the Gypsies. 17th
February, 1863 ..
(Abstract)
Physical and Mental Character-
istics of the European and Asiatic Races of Man.
13th February, 1866
Negro. 11th April, 1865
22nd January, 1867
Animals to Civilisation
• •
Tests of the Races of Man.
Skin, the Hair, and the Eyes, as
23rd April, 1867
so-called Celtic Languages in
Reference to the Question of Race. 26th April,
1864
Plurality of the Races of Man.
Relation of the Domesticated
•
··
Sources of the Supply of Tin for
the Bronze Tools and Weapons of Antiquity. 10th
May, 1864
Supposed Aborigines of India as
Distinguished from its Civilised Inhabitants. 12th
February, 1867..
Hybrids or Crosses. 21st June, 1864
Abstract and Discussion
•
Infecundity of Human
··
supposed Stone, Bronze, and Iron
Ages of Society. 10th May, 1864
Abstract and Discussion
Theory of the Origin of Species
by Natural Selection in the Struggle for Life. 21st
January, 1868 ..
Vegetable and Animal Food of
the Natives of Australia in Reference to Social
Position, with a Comparison Between the Australians
104
Creation, New Zealand Myth of the, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 78
··
Sclavonian Account of, see Anthropological
News, 187
Creed, (Dr.) the Aborigines of the North Coast of
Australia, see Ridley, W.
"Australian Languages
and Traditions"
Cremation in Cambridgeshire
··
T.E.S. iii, 58-70
J.E.S. i, 330-374
T.E.S. vii, 119–133
T.E.S. ii, 84-111
T.E.S. v, 96-104
T.E.S. iii, 25-36
A.R. i, 445
T.E.S. v, 58-81
T.E.S. iv, 212-239
T.E.S. vi, 49-58
T.E.S. ii, 387-468
T.E.S. vi, 144–149
and some other Races of Man. 26th March, 1867 T.E.S. vi, 112-122
Death of, see Anthropological News,
A.R. vi, 324
J.A.I. vi, 343
A.R. viii, 218
T.E.S. iv, 71-100
T.E.S. iii, 350-356
T.E.S. vi, 59-71
T.E.S. iii, 356–362
A.R. ii, 318-320
T.E.S. iv, 1-12
A.R. ii, 313-318
T.E.S. vii, 27–38
J.A.I. vii, 266-268
Anthrop. p. lxix
92
Index.
Cremation and Contracted Burials, see Pennington,
Rooke
Creolism, see Clarke, Hyde
Crescentic Shields and Cylindrical Tiaras (Ex. 175)
Crespigny, (Lieut.) De, on the Milanos of Borneo.
Discussion. 23rd February, 1875
Creswell Crags, Bone Caves of, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 67
Creswick, H. C., Life among the Veys. 10th December,
1867
on the Syllabic Characters in use Amongst
the Vey Negroes. 9th July, 1867
Criminals, Anthropometric Measurement of, see Mouat,
F. J.
··
..
·
Crisp, (Dr.), on the Anatomy of Quadrumana, with a
Comparative Estimate of the Intelligence of Apes
and Monkeys. Abstract and Discussion
Critique of "The English and their Origin" in the
"Westminster Review," see Pike, L. O.
Croats, see Howarth, H. H. "Spread of the Slaves.
Part I "
Photographs of (Ex. 57)
..
Crocker, W. M., Exhibition of Ethnological Objects from
Borneo. 8th December, 1885
Croggan, E., Keltic Element in the Lycian Inscriptions
Crombie, J. W., (M.A.) History of the Game of Hop-
Scotch. With Discussion. 24th November, 1885.
(Plate)
··
•
With
Cromlech of Er-Lanic, see Tremlett, F. S.
in Jersey
Pseudo on Mount Alexander, Australia, see
Acheson, F.
Cromlechs, etc.
in Drenthe, Holland, see Lubach, D.
in Southern India, see Cole, R. A.
Cromlech Structure at Tonga Taboo, see Mackenzie, K.
"My
•
•
•
•
··
··
•
R. H.
Cromlechs and Megalithic Structures, see Westropp,
H. M.
··
Crosses, Infecundity of, see Crawfurd, J..
Crucifixion in China, see Jones, J.
Cubic Index of Crania, see Broca, P.
Cull, Richard, Abstract of Communications on Ethno-
logy made to Section E of the British Association
for the Advancement of Science. 6th November,
1853
··
·
··
··
Notice of Ethnological Proceedings at the
Ipswich Meeting of the British Association for the
Advancement of Science, held July 4th, 5th, 7th, and
8th, 1851
on the Misapplication of the Terms
Evolution and Development, as applied by Ethno-
J.A.I. iv, 265
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. clxxii
J.A.I. iv, 148
J.A.I. v, 34-37; 40, 41
J.A.I. vi, 95
T.E.S. vi, 354-361
T.E.S. vi, 260–263
J.A.I. xx, 182
A.R. ii, 308–312
A.R. v, 79
J.A.I. vii, 324
A.R. V,
J.A.S. p. xxxii
J.A.I. xv, 424–426
Anthrop. 517
J.A.I. xv, 403–408
J.A.I. xiv, 47
J.E.S., N.S. i, 86
a Brief Notice of the Aztec Race, com-
piled by R. C., followed by a Description of the
so-called Aztek Children Exhibited on the Occasion.
By Professor Owen, F.R.S. 6th July, 1853. (Plate) J.E.S. iv, 120–137
a Description of Three Esquimaux from
Kinnooksook, Hogarth Sound, Cumberland Strait.
8th February, 1854
J.E.S., N.S. i, 75
J.E.S., N.S. i, 85
J.A.I. vi, 158
T.E.S. vii, 299
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. cxcviii
J.E.S., N.S. i, 53 ¡
T.E.S. iii, 356
T.E.S. iii, 138
A.R. iii, 305
J.E.S. iv, 138-154
J.E.S. iv, 215-225
J.E.S. iii, 51, 52
!
Index.
93
logical Philologists to the Inflexions of a Language.
(B. A., 7th September, 1852.) Abstract
Cull, Richard, Obituary Notice of Vice-Admiral Sir
Charles Malcolm. 12th November, 1851
on the Recent Progress of Ethnology;
being the Annual Discourse for 1852. 14th May,
1852
Remarks on Three Naloo Negro Skulls.
25th April, 1849
Sketch of the Recent Progress of Ethno-
logy. 27th May, 1853..
on the Recent Progress of Ethnology.
26th May, 1854..
Remarks on the Nature, Objects, and
Evidences of Ethnological Science. 4th June, 1851
Cullen, (Dr.) —, the Darien Indians. 7th November, 1865
7th May, 1867. (Sketch
Map)
Cullen, Bin of, Stone Implements from, see Roberts,
G. E.
··
Cummer, Circular Structure at, see Kinahan, G. H.
Cunningham, R. A., Exhibition of Natives of Queensland.
With Discussion. 26th April, 1887 ..
Cunningsburgh Churchyard, Runic Inscription in (Ex. 223)
Curl, S. M. (M.D.), on Phoenician Intercourse with Poly-
nesia. 24th June, 1884
Cust, Robert, Report on Anthropological Proceedings at
the Oriental Congress held at Florence, September
12-18, 1878. With Discussion. 12th November,
1878
Custom and Belief among the Ancient Chaldeans, see
Lewis, A. L.
Cyprus, Archaic Survivals in, see Anthropological
Conferences
Dahome, see Burton, R. F...
..
Brine, L.
Cyrenaica, Inhabitants of the, see Brine,
C. C. B., see Blake, C. C.
C. S. W., see Wake, C. Staniland.
C. W. D., "Flower and Murie on the Dissection of a
Bush-woman." Review
C. [H. F.] see Chorley.
C. [R. S.] see Charnock.
((
··
D.
Dæmonia in Australia, see Miles, W. A...
Dahoman, Notes on certain matters connected with the,
see Burton, R. F.
··
··
อง
Burton's Mission to, see Reade, W. W.
Daily Life and Origin of the Tasmanians. By J. Bon-
wick." Review..
··
Dakota Nation, Calendar of the, by Brevet Lieutenant-
Colonel Garrick Mallery, U.S.I., see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 93, Anthropological Gleanings
CC
D'Albertis, see Albertis, S. M. D'.
Dale, (Rev.) Langham, on a Collection of Stone Imple-
ments and Pottery from the Cape of Good Hope
With Discussion. 4th December, 1871
Dalecarlian Peasants, Photographs of (Ex. 58)
··
..
..
J.E.S. iii, 234–236
J.E.S. iii, 112–114
J.E.S. iii, 165–177
J.E.S. ii, 238-245
J.E.S. iv, 104–119
J.E.S. iv, 297-316
J.E.S. iii, 103-111
T.E.S. iv, 264–267
T.E.S. vi, 150-175
A.R. ii, J.A.S. lxiv
p.
J.A.I. xii, 318
J.A.I. xvii, 83, 84
J.A.I. vii, 232
J.A.I. xiv, 273, 274
J.A.I. viii, 285–290
J.A.I. vi, 136
J.A.I. xvi, 186
T.E.S. vii, 326
A.R. V,
319-324
J.E.S. iii, 4
M.A.S. i, 308
T.E.S. iii, 400
A.R. ii, 335
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 95
J.A.I. vii, 543
J.A.I. i, 345-348
A.R. V.
J.A.S. p. xxxii
94
Index.
:
Dallâns in County Donegal, see Kinahan, G. H.
Dallas, James, on the Primary Divisions and Geographical
Distribution of Mankind
Dally, (Dr.) E., an Inquiry into Consanguineous Marriages
and Pure Races. Read before the Anthropological
Society of Paris. 5th November, 1863. Translated
by Hugh J. C. Beavan..
Dalmatia, Flint and Bronze Implements from (Ex. 251)
Dalton, (Col.) E. T., on the Juangs, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 80
the "Kols" of Chota-Nagpore. 8th Jan-
uary, 1867
Damara Country, an Account of the, see Kolbe, F. N..
Dancing Girls of India, see Shortt, J., on the Bayadère.
Danes, Headform of, see Beddoe, J.
Physical Characteristics of, see Beddoe, John
Danes and Scandinavians, the Influence of their Invasion
on Certain Localities in England, see Anderson, C.
Dane's Dyke, see Rivers, A. H. Pitt
Danger of Consanguineous Marriages, see Miscellanea
Anthropologica, 38 ..
'Dangers from Colour-Blindness. By B. Joy Jeffries."
See Anthropological Miscellanea, 95. "Anthro-
pological Gleanings
Daniel, P. A., "Doubtful Passages in Shakespeare's
Plays." Review
Daniell, William F. (M.D.), On the Ethnography of
Akkrah and Adampé, Gold Coast, Western Africa.
14th January, 1852. 11th February, 1852
on the Natives of Old Callebar, West
Coast of Africa. 28th January, 1846. (With a
Supplement, upon the Philological Ethnography of
the Countries around the Bight of Biafra. By R.
G. Latham, M.D.)
Danish Aspect of the Local Nomenclature of Cleveland,
see Atkinson, J. C.
46
→
">
see Leitner, G. W. Abstract
Darfur Boy (Ex. 291)
Darien Indians, see Cullen.
see Cullen
..
··
..
Element in Yorkshire, see Atkinson, J. C.
Kitchen Middens, see Chambers, C. H...
and French Photographs (Ex. 265)
Danks (Rev.) B., Marriage Customs of the New Britain
Group. With Discussion. 27th November, 1838..
On the Shell-money of New Britain. 13th
December, 1887..
··
..
..
*
··
··
··
··
Darjeeling Tribes, see Campbell, A.
Languages of the, see Clarke, Hyde
Dark Hair in England, see Beddoe, J.
Darling River, Aborigines of, see Bonney, F.
Darnley Island, Preserving the Dead in, see Flower, W.
Dante, on the skull of, see Welcker, H. ..
On the Skull of, see Anthropological News, 39 A.R. v, 247
Dardistan (Ex. 19)
•
H.
..
Dartmoor, Prehistoric Antiquities of, see Bate, C. s.
Darwin on Anthropology, see Anthropological Notes, 19
Darwin, Charles, Death of ..
J.A.I. xviii, 171
J.A.I. xv, 304-330
··
A.R. ii, 65-108
J.A.I. x, 429
J.A.I. vii, 100
T.E.S. vi, 1-41
J.E.S. iii, 1
M.A.S. iii, 182
M.A.S. iii, 378
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. clxxiii
J.E.S. iv, 150
J.A.I. xi, 455
A.R. iii, 84
J.A.I. viii, 100
J.A. 107
J.E.S. iv, 1-32
J.E.S. i, 210-224
J.A.I. iii, 115
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 351
A.R. ii, 60
J.A.I. xi, 311
J.A.I. xviii, 281–294
J.A.I. xvii, 305-317
A.R. v, 56
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 31
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 31
J.A.I. xii, 469
T.E.S. iv, 264
T.E.S. vi, 150
T.E.S. vii, 144
T.E.S. vi, 160
A.R. i, 310
J.A.I. xiii, 122
J.A.I. viii, 389
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. c
J.A. 244
J.A.I. xii, 229
Index.
95
Darwin, Charles, Obituary Notice..
Darwin, Horace, Exhibition of Anthropometric Instru-
ments. With Discussion. 9th February, 1886
"Darwinian Theory of the Origin of Species." Review.
See Anthropological Miscellanea, 235
Darwin's "Expression of the Emotions." Review.
See
Anthropological Miscellanea, 32
Darwin's Hypothesis of Pangenesis as applied to the faculty
of Memory, see Sanders, Alfred
Darwinism, see Asher, D.
··
see Anthropological Miscellanea, 5
Strictures on, see Howorth, H. H.
·
""
see Howorth, H. H.
see Howorth, H. H.
and Anthropology, see Schaffhausen, Hermann
in Germany, see Rolle, Friedrich,
"Der
Mensch
Dase, Zacharias, see Miscellanea Anthropologica, 11.
"Mental Calculation'
Daubeny (Dr.) (F.R.S.), The Decay of Species. Abstract
Davis, J. Barnard (M.D., F.R.S.), Account of the Skull of
a Ghiliak. Appendix to Article, "On the Skeleton
and Skulls of Aïnos.'
""
(Plate)
On Ancient Peruvian Skulls and Pottery.
1st April, 1873. (Plate)
··
,
··
•
..
Description of the Skeleton of an Aino
Woman, and of Three Skulls of Men of the same
Race. 19th May, 1868. (Plates)
Description of Three Siah Posh Kafir
Skulls
· •
Dr. C. Swaving's Collection of Skulls, see
Anthropological Notes, 28..
verse
Anomalous Transverse Suture in Human
Malar Bones, see Anthropological Notes, 25
Anthropology and Ethnology. Letter
The Brain of a Negro of Guinea. Review
on Cranioscopy. Řeview..
Dutch Anthropology
"Di un
Grecian Anthropology. Review
Italian Anthropology. Review.
antico Cranio Fenicio rinvenuto nella Necropoli
di Tharros, in Sardegna. Memoria del Dottore G.
Nicolucci."
see Nico-
lucci, G.
"La Stirpe Ligure in Italia, ne' tempi
antichi e ne' moderni"
a Few Notes upon the Hair, and some
other Peculiarities of Oceanic Races. With Dis-
cussion. 22nd April, 1872
the Hill Ranges of Southern India, see
Anthropological Notes, 26..
on the Method of Measurements, as a
Diagnostic Means of Distinguishing Human Races,
Adopted by Drs. Scherzer and Schwarz in the Aus-
trian Circumnavigatory Expedition of the "Novara."
16th November, 1859
the Neanderthal Skull: its Peculiar Con-
formation Explained Anatomically. 15th November,
1864. (Woodcut)
J.A.I. xiii, 561
J.A.I. xvi, 9-11
J.A.I. xx, 365
J.A.I. ii, 444
J.A., J.A.S. p. cxlvi
J.A. 312
··
J.A.I. i, 261
J.A.I. ii, 21
J.A.I. iii, 208
J.A.I. iv, 101
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. cviii
A.R. vi, 21
A.R. i, 492
A.R. ii, 301, 302
M.A.S. iii, 366–377
J.A.I. iii, 94–100
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. clvi
A.R. vi, 394-399
A.R. vi, 279–285
A.R. vi, 386–394
M.A.S. iii, 21-40
Anthrop. 441
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. clvii
A.R. iii, 202–218
A.R. vi, 154
A.R. ii, 30-38
A.R. v, 142–150
J.A.I. ii, 95–104
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. clvi .
T.E.S. i, 123-128
M.A.S. i, 281–295
:
7
96
Index.
Davis, J. Barnard (M.D., F.R.S.), the Neanderthal Skull:
its Formation considered Anatomically. 15th No-
vember, 1864. Discussion
Notice of some Recent Anatomical
Writings Bearing upon Anthropology, by Professor
Luigi Calori, of Bologna, see Anthropological Mis-
cellanea, 1
the Novara Expedition, see Anthropolo-
gical Notes, 27
Obituary Notice of Professor J. van der
Hoeven. 19th January, 1869
J.A.I. i, 105–118
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. clvii
A.R. vii, J.A.S. pp. lxxxii-
ciii
A.R. viii, 183–196
Anthrop. 589
Questions for Explorers. General, see
"Report of the Arctic Committee." Appendix J.A.I. ii, 296
on a Scaphoid Skull. A Letter from
Professor Luigi Calori to Dr. Barnard Davis. 6th
May, 1872
··
Oceanic Races, their Hair, etc., and the
value of the Skulls in the Classification of Man
on the Osteology and Peculiarities of the
Tasmanians. Review..
on the Skeleton of an Aino Woman and
on Three Skulls of men of the same Race. Title
only. 19th May, 1868..
•
the Skulls of the Inhabitants of the
Caroline Islands. "Beschrijving van Schedels ran
Inboorlingen der Carolina-Eilanden, door J. Van
der Hoeven. 1865." Review. (2 Plates)..
on the Weight of the Brain in the Negro.
Letter
..
Obituary Notice
see Kopernicky, Isidore, and J. B. D.,
on the Scoptsis."
(C
see Welch, E. A., and J. B. D.,
"Account of the Chatham Islands"
see Welcker, H. On the Skull of Dante
and John Thurnam, "Crania Britannica,
Delineations and Descriptions of the Skulls of the
Aboriginal and Early Inhabitants of the British
Islands, etc., etc." Review
Davis, Maurice, Obituary Notice of A. Asher, M.D.
See Anthropological Miscellanea, 219
Davy, John (M.D.) on the Character of the
Chiefly in Relation to Industrial Habits.
Discussion. 20th April, 1869..
Negro.
With
[
Dawkins, W. Boyd, (M.A., F.R.S.), Bone Caves of
Creswell Crags, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
67
..
"Cave Hunting." Review. "See Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 47
on the Discovery of Flint and Chert
under a Submerged Forest in West Somerset.
8th February, 1870. With Discussion
of Platycnemic Men in
Denbighshire; with Notes on the Human Remains,
by Professor Busk, F.R.S. 27th June, 1870.
and Woodcuts)
(Plate
((
Early Man in Britain." Review
A.R. iii, J.A.S. pp. xv-xix
0
J.A.I. ii, 140–150
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. clxxii
A.R. iv, 47-61
A.R. vii, 190-192
J.A.I. xỉ, 484
J.A., J.A.S. p. cxxi
A.R. viii, J.A.S. p. xcvii
A.R. v, 56
A.R. vi, 52-55
J.A.I. xix, 515
A.R. vii, J.A.S. pp. clvi-
clxix
J.A.I. vi, 95
J.A.I. iv, 503
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 141–145
VLJA
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 440–468
J.A.I. x, 232
Index.
97
Dawkins, W. Boyd, (M.A., F.R.S.) on the Evidence
Afforded by the Caves of Great Britain as to the
Antiquity of Man. With Discussion. 22nd May,
1877
··
Questions Relating to the Mammalia, the
Vegetation, and the Remains of Ancient Races, see
"Report of the Arctic Committee." Appendix.. J.A.I. ii, 298
Report on the Results Obtained by the
Settle Cave Exploration Committee out of Victoria
Cave in 1870. With Discussion. (2 Plates and
Woodcuts.) 3rd April, 1871..
on the Stone Mining Tools from Alderley
Edge, Cheshire. With Discussion. 9th February,
1875. (Plate)
on Traces of Man in the Robin Hood
Cave, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 67
Day, Samuel Phillips, on the Power of Rearing Children
among Savage Tribes. 14th May, 1867
Dayas of Upper Sarawak, see Houghton, E. P...
Dayr Már Músa el Habashi, see Anthropological Mis-
cellanea, 13
Dead, Mourning for the, among the Digger Indians, see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 44..
Preparation of, in Queensland, see McDonald,
•
Albert
Dean, J., (M.D.) “The Grey Substance of the Medulla
Oblongata and Trapezium." Review
··
Deans, James, Kitchen Middens in California, see An-
thropological Miscellanea, 59
Death of the Best Man in England. (Extract from the
New York Weekly Day-Book, November 6th, 1869.)
see Anthropological News, 159
Rajah Sir James Brooke, see Anthropological
News, 103
John Crawfurd, see Anthropological News,
104
David Greig Rutherford, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 125
Decay of Species, see Daubeny,
Definition of Anthropology, see Anthropological Notes,
20, 21
Deformation of the Head in Sumatra, Celebes, and the
Philippine Islands, see Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 142
Deformation, Cranial, see Turner, W.
Déformation Toulousaine du Crâne.
··
Review.
Anthropological Miscellanea, 24..
Deformations of the Human Cranium, see Knox, R.
Deformed Skull of a Chimpanzee, see Flower, W. H.
(Ex. 309).
Deformities of the Cranium, see King, D.
Deformities, Cranial, see Turner, W.
Delta. "Body and Mind." Review. See Anthropo-
logical Miscellanea, 4
Deme and the Horde, see Howitt, A. W., and L.
Fison
Demigods, Dæmonia, Superstitions, and Languages
Australia, see Miles, W. A.
··
See
··
··
•
•
··
J.A.I. vii, 151-162; 174-
185
..
J.A.I. i, 60-6
J.A.I. v, 2–5
J.A.I. vi, 95
A.R. √,
J.A.S. pp.
M.A.S. iii, 195
J.A.I. i, 418
J.A.I. iii, 530
J.A.I. i, 214
J.A. 237
J.A.I. v, 489
A.R. viii, 97
A.R. vi, 324
A.R. vi, 324
J.A.I. x, 463
A.R. ii, 301
J.A. 362, 363
J.A.I. xiv, 85
A. R. ii, 323
.. J.A.I. i, 254-261
J.A.I. xiv, 142
J.E.S. iii, 4
J.A.I. ii, 134
A.R. i, 271
J.A.I. xiii, 276
J.A.I. xiii, 276
A.R. viii, 47
A.R. i, 391
co-ccii
H
98
Index.
Dendy, Walter C., the Anatomy of Intellect. With Dis-
cussion. 3rd December, 1867..
Anthropogenesis.
sion. 3rd November, 1868
Abstract and Discus-
Remarks on the Aryan Language..
Exhibition of an Egg-cup extracted from
the Ileum of a Man after Death. 3rd March, 1868
the Shadows of Genius
Obituary
Denison, (Sir) William, on Permanence of Type in the
Human Race. 23rd March, 1869
··
Denmark, Stone Implements from (Ex. 80)
Dentition of the Aborigines of the Andaman Islands, see
Owen, R.
··
··
Derivation of the Spanish Language from the Latin, see
Hincks, J. G.
Dervishes and Hadjis of Central Asia, see Vambéry
of the East, see Vambéry, A.
Descent in the Dieri Tribe, see Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 203
••
"Descriptive Ethnology. By R. G. Latham." Review
Desor, E., on the Influence of the Climate of North
America, see Miscellanea Anthropologica, 3
on a Photograph of Prehistoric Objects
found at Krasnojarsk, on the Yeni Sei, Siberia. 20th
May, 1873
Destruction of the Aborigines of Chatham Island, see
Travers, W.
..
··
Development of the Brain, see Dunn, R.
"Development of the Human Race.
By L. Geiger.
Translated by D. Asher."
Development of the Human Species, see Schaaffhausen,
Review
H.
··
0.
of Institutions, a Method of Investigating,
Applied to Laws of Marriage and Descent, see
Tylor, E. B.
of the Mental Function, see Heath, D. I.
of Relationships, see Lubbock, J.
"Devil Worshippers," see Ainsworth, W. F., on the
Origin of the Izedis
and Ghost Worship in Western India, see
Walhouse, M. J.
..
"Devil's Arrows,” see Lewis, A. L.
Devis, C. W. (B.A.) Elasticity of Animal Type
Report on Anthropology at the British
Association, 1867. 5th November, 1867.
Discussion
With
··
··
Devon and Cornwall, Anthropology of, see
J...
Devonshire, Flint Implements from (Ex. 231)
Devonshire Man. Professor Huxley on Celt and Teuton,
Beddoe,
see Anthropological News, 176
Professor Huxley's Last New Theory, see
Anthropological News, 174
Dialects North and South of the Humber, see Beckett,
C.
··
4.
A.R. vi, J.A.S. pp. xxvii-
xxxix
A.R. vii, J.A.S. pp. xxix-
xxxviii
J.E.S., N.S. i, 141
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. cxix
J.A. 278-285
J.A.I. i, 398
J.E.S., N.S. i, 194–199
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. xl
T.E.S. ii, 34
A.R. vii, 154
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. cxli
M.A.S. ii, 14
J.A.I. xix, 90
A.R. iv, 231
A.R. i, 180
J.A.I. iii, 174–176
T.E.S. iv, 352
T.E.S. iv, 13
J.A.I. x, 366
A.R. vii, 366
J.A.I. xviii, 245
J.A.I. iv, 66
J.A.I. i, 1
T.E.S. i, 11
J.A.I. v, 408
J.A.I. viii, 180
M.A.S. iii, 81-105
A.R. vi, J.A.S. pp. iii-
Xlll
A.R. viii, 85
J.A.I. vii, 470
A.R. viii, 209
A.R. viii, 204
J.E.S. iv, 150
Index.
99
Dickman, Henry, Treatment of Diseases by Charms, as
Practised by the Singalese in Ceylon. 4th March,
1862
Diefenbach, Dr. Lorenz, "Vorschule der Völkerkunde
und der Bildungsgeschichte. 1864." Review
Dieffenbach Ernest (M.D.) The Study of Ethnology.
[1848]
..
Dieri and other Kindred Tribes of Central Australia,
see Howitt, A. W.
Tribe, Descent in, see Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 203
..
Dieyrie Tribe of Australian Aborigines, by S. Gason, see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 93. tr
Anthropo-
logical Gleanings
of South Australia, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 174
""
see Anthropological Mis-
cellanea, 187
Difference Between Man and Brutes, see Bischoff, Th.
Difference, Psychical, between Man aud Brute, see Miscel-
lanea Anthropologica, 33
Difference of Sex, Distinctions Occasioned by, see Harris,
G.
Differences Between the Sexes, see Distant, W. L.
in the Minds of Men and Women, see Allan,
J. M.
Difficulties in Ancient Theologies and Modern Science..
Digby, (Commander) N., on the Island of Tristan
d'Acunha, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 77..
Digger Indians, North California, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 44
Dillon (Captain) Harold, on Flint Implements, etc.,
found in the Neighbourhood of Ditchley, Oxon.
October, 1874, to February, 1875. With Discussion.
23rd February, 1875
··
..
1876
Discoveries at Cissbury, see Harrison, J. P.
Diseases, Origin of, see Anthropological Notes, 18
Treated by Charms, see Dickman, H.
Local and Imported, in America, see Bollaert, W.
Distant, W. L., Anthropological Gleanings, see Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 93
see Anthropological Mis-
··
..
cellanea, 95
Death of David Greig Rutherford, see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 125
Eastern Coolie Labour. With Discussion.
6th May, 1873
the Inhabitants of Car Nicobar. With
Discussion. 4th February, 1873
on the Mental Differences between the
Sexes. With Discussion. 24th March, 1874
Our Present Knowledge of the Nicobarians.
13th June, 1876. (Plate)
the People Inhabiting the Interior of the
Great Nicobar Island, see Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 97
··
•
..
<<
on the Term Religion," as used in
Anthropology. With Discussion. 28th March,
•
•
T.E.S. ii, 140-146
A.R. iii, 196
J.E.S. i, 15-26
J.A.I. xx, 30
J.A.I. xix, 90
J.A.I. vii, 545
J.A.I. xvii, 185
J.A.I. xviii, 94
A.R. i, 54
A.R. ii, 229
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. cixxxix
J.A.I. iv, 78
A.R. vii. J.A.S. p, cxcv
Anthrop. p. xi
J.A.I. vi, 338
J.A.I. iii, 530
J.A.I. v. 30-33
J.A.I. vii, 412
J.A. 244
T.E.S. ii, 140
A.R. ii, J.A.S. cclxiii
J.A.I. vii, 543
J.A.I. viii, 96
J.A.I. x, 463
J.A.I. iii, 139–145
J.A.I. iii, 2–7
J.A.I. iv, 78-87
J.A.I. vi, 209-214
J.A.I. viii, 336
J.A.I. vi, 60-70
H 2
100
Index.
Distant, W. L., "Topinard's Anthropology. Translated by
R. T. H. Bartley," see Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 91
23
see Anthropological Miscellanea, 84.
"Recent Anthropology
Distinction between Man and Animals, see Philalethes..
Distinctions, Mental and Moral, occasioned by Difference
of Sex, see Harris, G. ..
Distortion of Wrist, Inherited, see Chambers, C. H.
Distribution of Indian Tribes in North America, see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 182..
of Mankind, see Huxley, T. H.
and Density of the Old British Population of
Hampshire, see Shore, T. W...
Ditchley, Flint Arrow-heads from (Ex. 215)
Implements from (Ex. 185)
<C
(Ex. 195)
(Ex. 234)
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·
··
··
··
··
··
see Dillon, Harold
Diversities of Mankind, see Miscellanea Anthropo-
logica, 31
..
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··
··
··
Divination among the Natives of Natal, see Callaway,
H.
··
•
by the Rod and by the Arrow, see Buckland,
A. W.
Division of the Earth according to different Races or
Species. (Dated 24th April, 1684). See Bendyshe,
T., History of Anthropology. Appendix I..
Dobson, G. E. (B.A., M.B.), on the Andamans and
Andamanese. With Discussion. 12th January,
1875. (3 Plates)
Doelan, Kitchen-Midden at, see Anthropological News,
•
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··
•
··
• •
··
··
the Morbihan, see Tremlett, F. S.
in North Wales (Ex. 218)
Domber (Caste), see Shortt, J.
Domestic Animals (The Horse)
Domesticated Animals, Relation of, to Civilisation, see
··
142
Doherty, Hugh (M.D.), "Organic Philosophy." Review.
See Blake, C. C.
(C
Organic Philosophy." Review.
Anthropological Miscellanea, 23..
··
Philosophy of Religion. 1865." Re-
view. See Philosophy and Pseudo-Philosophy
Dolmen Mounds of the River Albegna, see Oliver, S. P.,
on "Non-historic Stone Relics of the Mediterranean" J.A.I. iv, 94
Dolmens of Brittany, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
152
See
Crawfurd, J.
Domestication of Animals, see Galton, F
see Thrupp, J.
Donaldson, on the Origin of the Etruscans, see Freund,
••
•
•
··
•
W.
Donaldson, (Rev.) J. W., (D.D.), on the Scandinavian
Affinities of the Ancient Etruscan Language. 11th
January, 1854
Donovan, (Dr.) C., on the Brain in the Study of Ethnology.
Abstract. 26th April, 1870
on the Fundamental Principles of Anthro-
J.A.I. vii, 540
J.A.I. vii, 109
A.R. ii, 153
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. clxxxix
A.R. ii, 59
J.A.I. xvii, 358
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 404
J.A.I. xviii, 334
J.A.I. vii, 44
30
J.A.I. v,
J.A.I. vi, 55
J.A.I. viii, 184
J.A.I. v, 30
A.R. ii, 229
J.A.I. i, 163
J.A.I. v, 436
M.A.S. i, 360-364
J.A.I. iv, 457-468
A.R. vi, 467
A.R. ii, 213
J.A.I. ii, 133
A.R. iii, 185
J.A.I. xv, 264
J.A.I. xv, 104
J.A.I. vii, 123
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. clxxxix
J.A. 65-70
T.E.S. ii, 387
T.E.S. iii, 122
T.E.S. iv, 164
J.E.S. iv, 55
J.E.S. iv, 176-190
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 369
Index.
101
pological Science, Conclusions and Discussion. 16th
June, 1868
Donovan, (Dr.) C., "A Handbook of Phrenology." Re-
view
Dorchester Dykes, see Ethnological Notes and Queries,
2
see Ethnological Notes and Queries,
see Rivers, A. H. Pitt
Dordogne, Implements from the Caves of, see Jones, T.
R.
28
Doria, Capt. A., on Caves at Narkailpakie and other
Places in India. 23rd January, 1869
Doubleday, T. "Matter for Materialists." Review
Down, Langdon H. (M.D.), see Shortt, J., and L. H. D.
Down and Antrim, Characteristics of the People, see
Hume, A.
Downham, Flint Implements from (Ex. 91)
•
··
Idiotic Family at, see Atkinson, H. G.
Doyle, James E., "A Chronicle of England, B.C. 55, A.D.
1485; written and illustrated by Jas. E. Doyle.
1864." Review..
•
•
CC
1.
Drake, C. F. Tyrwhitt, Note on Collection of Flints and
Skulls brought from Palestine. With Discussion.
10th February, 1874. (Plate)..
see Blake, C. C., on remains from Yabrúd.
·
Part II
•
Draper, John William, (M.D.), "History of the Intel-
lectual Development of Europe." Review..
Drawing on a "Rock Shelter" at Parihaka, see Haast,
Julius von, on Rock Paintings in New Zealand.
•
Dresden Codex, see Bollaert, W., on Central American
Hieroglyphics
··
··
Ethnographic Museum, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 167
Maya codex (Ex. 66)
Dress from South Africa (Ex. 39)
Driffield, Underground Structure at, see Mortimer, J.
..
··
··
··
··
··
•
"
•
R.
Druids, Ancient Churches and Round Towers of Ire-
land, by R. Smiddy." Review
•
Druids, the Serpent used as an Emblem by, see Hutchings,
James
•
..
1.
··
Review
Drysdale, J., “Protoplasmic Theory of Life."
Du Chaillu, Observations on the People of Western
Equatorial Africa
Ducie, Earl of, Exhibition of three "Mare-Stanes,' or
Hag-Stones." With Discussion. 14th June,
··
..
1887
Duckworth, Henry, Human Cranium from Amiens.
Abstract..
With
Duffield, A. J., on the Natives of New Ireland.
Discussion. 24th March, 1885
Dunbeath, Broch of, see Anderson, J., on Excavations
in Caithness Cairns
··
Duncan, W. S., on the Probable Region of Man's Evolu-
tion. With Discussion. 9th January, 1883
A.R. vi, J.A.S. pp. clxxvii--
clxxxii
J.A. 197
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 477
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 479
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 412
J.A.I. ii, 362
J.E.S., N.S. i, 179
J.A. 345
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. ciii
J.E.S. iii, 229
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. clxxvii
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. xxxii
A.R. ii, 209, 210
J.A I. iv, 14-18
J.A.I. ii, 60
A.R. iii, 29-47
J.A.I. viii, 62
M.A.S. iii, 288
J.A.I. xvi, 426
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xxxii
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. cii
J.A.I. vii, 277
Anthrop. 269
J.A.I. iii, 120
Anthrop. 591
T.E.S. i, 305-315
J.A.I. xvii, 135-137
A.R. i, 392
J.A.I. XV, 114-121
M.A.S. iii, 238
J.A.I. xii, 513-52
102
Index.
Duncan's Flow, County Antrim, Pre-historic Road in, see
Kinahan, G. H.
Dundee Anthropological Conference
Society, see Anthropological News, 100
Dunn, Robert, (F.R.C.S.), Archeology and Ethnology :
Remarks on some of the Bearings of Archæology upon
certain Ethnological Problems and Researches. 11th
December, 1866..
Civilisation and Cerebral Development ;
some Observations on the Influence of Civilisation
upo the Dorelopment of the Brain in the Different
Races of Man. 7th June, 1864
à-Lesse.
1867
··
··
“Medical Psychology." Review
some Observations on the Psychological
Differences which Exist Among the Typical Races
of Man. 3rd February, 1863..
··
··
Dunster, E. S., see Idea of Life
Dupont, (Dr.) E., Discovery of an Habitation of Man in
the Belgian Lehm. 30th April, 1867
•
T.E.S. iii, 9-25
Tegumentary
Differences which Exists among the Races of Man.. T.E.S. i, 59–71
some Observations on the Varying Forms
of the Human Cranium, Considered in Relation to
the Outward Circumstances, Social State, and Intel-
lectual Condition of Man. 9th February, 1853
on the Physiological and Psychological
Evidence in Support of the Unity of the Human
Species. 20th July, 1859
some Remarks on Ethnic Psychology.
23rd June, 1874
on the Excavation of a Cavern at Pont-
Letter and Discussion. 31st December,
Queries, 27, 28
D, [J. B.], see Davis.
D, [W. L.], see Distant.
see Blake, C. C. Report on the Recent
Investigations in Belgium
Duran, Agustin, see Hincks, J. G.
Du Roussillon, (Duc). "Mémoire sur l'origine Scytho-
Cimmérienne de la langue Romane. 1863." Review.
(R. S. Charnock)
··
·
• •
··
·
Dutch Anthropology, see Davis, J. B.
Crania, see Anthropological Society of Paris
Guinea, Celt from (Ex. 401)
Dwellings, Ancient, Found Under and Near to British
Barrows on the Yorkshire Wolds, see Mortimer,
J. R.
•
·
..
Prehistoric, see Miscellanea Anthropologica,
•
22
Dyke Road Tumulus, see Rivers, A. H. Pitt
Dykes, Dorchester, see Ethnological Notes and
··
•
..
..
J.A.I. v, 106
A.R. vi, 71-88
A.R. vi, 321
T.E.S. v, 305–317
··
T.E.S. iv, 13-33
A.R. i, 163-166
J.E.S. iv, 33-54
T.E.S. i, 186-202
J.A.I. iv, 255-265
A.R. viii, 49
A.R. v, J.A.S. pp. clxxvii-
clxxix
A.R. vi, J.A.S. pp. lx, lxi
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. x
A.R. vii, 154
E.
J.A.I. ii, 449
Ear-lobe, Artificial Enlargement of, see Harrison, J. P. J.A.I. ii, 190
Ear-lobes, Enlarged Artificially, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 35
A.R. ii, 39
A.R. iii, 202
A.R. v, 361
J.A.I. xix, 125
J.A.1. xi, 472
A.R. ii, 151
J.A.I. vi, 280
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 477–482

Index.
Earl, George Windser, on the Shell-mounds of Province
Wellesley, in the Malay Peninsula. 4th March,
1862. With Discussion
T.E.S. ii, 119–129
Earle, (Rev.) John (M.A.), on the Ethnography of
Scotland. With Discussion. 22nd February, 1876 J.A.I. vi, 9–20
Early Age of Metal in the South-East of Spain, see
Siret, H. and L.
··
Condition of Man, see Lubbock, J.
History of Mankind. "Researches into the
Early History of Mankind, and the Development
of Civilisation. By Edward Burnet Tylor. 1865.”
Review
'
..
Early Man in Britain. By W. Boyd Dawkins.” Re-
view
Early Man in Italy, see Anthropological News, 112
Migrations of Man, see Crawfurd, J.
..
Modes of Navigation, see Rivers, A. H. Pitt
"Early Races of Scotland. By Forbes Leslie." Re-
Natives Kidnapped and taken to Peru,
Miscellanea Anthropologica, 14
view
Early and Primitive Races, analogous Forms of Imple-
ments among, see Westropp, H. M...
Earth, A new division of the, according to the different
Species or Races of Men who Inhabit it, sent by a
Famous Traveller to Mons. (Dated 24th April,
1684), see Bendyshe, T., History of Anthropology.
Appendix I
Earthworks at Portsmouth, Ohio, U.S., see Holt, R. B.
of the Yorkshire Wolds, see Rivers, A. H. Pitt
Easter Islands, see Palmer, J. L...
Gorget From (Ex. 187)
Hieroglyphics, see Harrison, J. P.
from (Ex. 158)
Sketches of (Ex. 103)
•
see Harrison, J. P.
Tablets (Ex. 119)
•
··
··
on a Paddle from, see Harrison, J. P.
Photographs and a Wooden Implement
··
•
..
Edeeyah of Fernando Po, see Thomson, T. R. H.
Vocabulary, see Latham, R. G.
··
••
··
see
..
··
··
Photographs of (Ex. 188)..
see Harrison, J. P.
Writing, see Anthropological Miscel-
..
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•
··
Edinburgh, Ancient British City near, see Miscellanea
Anthropologica, 41
J.A.I. xviii, 121
A.R. vi, 1
..
A.R. iii, 248-265
J.A.I. x, 232
A.R. vi, 445
T.E.S. iii, 335
J.A.l. iv, 399
A.R. iv, 341
M.A.S. ii, 288
J.A.I. iii, 528
lanea, 42
Easter Islanders, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 50 J.A.I. v, 111
Eastern Coolie Labour, see Distant, W. L.
J.A.I. iii, 139
Eatwell, (Dr.) W., Note on Chinese Burials. 29th May,
1871
Echelle de Couleurs, see Brabrook, E. W.
Ecker, (Professor) Alexander, on a Characteristic Pecu-
liarity in the Form of the Female Skull, and its Sig-
nificance for Comparative Anthropology
Ecuador, Red Hair of a Canelos Indian Woman (Ex. 97)
Ancient Pottery from, see Bollaert, W...
see Simson, A.
M.A.S. i, 360
J.A.I vii, 132
J.A.I. xi, 455
J.E.S., N.S. i, 371
J.A.I. v, 220
J.A.I. iii, 370
Anthrop. 281
A.R. i, 496
J.A.I. iii, 177
J.A.I. iii, 177
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. clxxxix
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. clxxxix
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. lxi
J.A.I. v, 248
J.A.I. v, 248
J.A.I. i, 207, 208
J.A.I. ix, 19
A.R. vi, 350-356
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. clv
M.A.S. iii, 163
J.A.I. xii, 21
J.E.S. ii, 105
J.E.S. ii, 117
A.R. iii, 86

Index.
Rev.) J., "The Miau-Tsi."
thropological Miscellanea, 8
..
ation, Chinese View of, see Anthropological Mis-
cellanea, 96
•
•
*C
Edwards, H. W., on a Marble Armlet from Lukoja, on
the Niger. 26th January, 1869. (Plate)
Eells, (Rev.) M. 'The Twana Indians," see Anthropo-
logical Miscellanea, 93. CC
Gleanings "
Anthropological
Egg-cup extracted from Ileum (Ex. 83)
Egypt, see Tomkins, H. G., on the Hyksôs
Jukes
Pitt
H.
S...
Review.
Ethnographic Types from, see Tomkins, H. G.
Ethnology of, see Owen, R.
see Poole, R. S.
Fetish Worship in, see Mackenzie, K. R. H.
Flint Flakes from, see Burton, R. F.
(Ex. 226)
Arrow-heads, etc., from (Ex. 229)
Implements from, see Browne, A. J.
Skulls, see Owen, R.
See
..
•
and Bronze Implements from (Ex. 251)..
Iron Age in, see Anthropological News, 163
Neolithic Flint Implements of, see Greg, R. P.
Stone Age in, see Anthropological News, 166..
Implements in, see Lubbock, John
Stones and Bones from, see Burton, R. F.
Egyptian Antiquities, see Stuart, V.
Boomerang and its Affinities, see Rivers, A.
•
D
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•
•
• •
(Ex. 287)
Classification of the Races of Man, see Poole, R.
•
··
•
Colony and Language in the Caucasus, see Clarke,
•
H.
··
Gipsies, see Kremer, A. von
Implements, Ancient, see Price, F. G. H.
Kings, Casts of the Heads of (Ex. 285)
Monuments, Racial Photographs from, see An-
thropological Miscellanea, 178
Queen, Funeral Canopy of (Ex. 284)
Race, Ethnic Relations of, see Poole, R. S.
Skulls
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•
•
··
•
O
•
•
•
•
at Cologne, see Miscellanea Anthropo-
··
logica, 6
Sudán, Ethnology of, see Keane, A. H...
Egyptians, Ancient, Mechanical Methods of, see Petrie,
W. M. F.
Eichthal, Gustave de, "De l'Usage pratique de la langue
grecque." Review
Eisteddfod Prize Essay on "The Origin of the English
Nation," see Anthropological News, 135..
Ekless, J., on Cremation in Cambridgeshire
Elasticity of Animal Type, see Devis, C. W.
"Elk" Teeth used for Money, see Balfour, H.
in North America (Ex. 393)
Elliott, (Sir) W., on the Characteristics of the Population
of Central and Southern India. 9th March, 1869.
Woodcut..
•
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J.A.I. i, 263
J.A.I. viii, 228
J.E.S., N.S. i, 35, 36
J.A.I. vii, 544
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. cxix
J.A.I. xix, 183
J.A.I. xviii, 206
J.A.I. iv, 223
T.E.S. ii, 260
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. cxxxii
J.A.I. vii, 323
J.A.I. vii, 323
J.A.I. vii, 396
J.A.I. vii, 396
J.A.I. x, 429
A.R. viii, 105
J.A.I. x, 424
A.R. viii, 106
J.A.I. iv, 215
J.A.I. viii, 290
J.A.I. xii, 324
J.A.I. xii, 454
J.A.I. xii, 454
J.A.I. xvi, 370
J.A.I. iii, 178
A.R. ii, 262
J.A.I. xiv, 56
J.A.I. xii, 324
J.A.I. xvii, 289
J.A.I. xii, 324
A.R. ii, 323
Anthrop. p. xlii
J.A.I. viii, 324
A.R. i, 335
J.A.I. xiv, 91
J.A.I. xiii, 88
A.R. iv, P.M.A. 46
A.R. vi, 465
Anthrop. p. lxix
M.A.S. iii, 81
J.A.I. xix, 54
J.A.I. xix, 54
J.E.S., N.S. i, 94–128
Index.
105
Ellis, R., (B.D.). "The Asiatic Affinities of the Old
Italians." Review
Elton, (Lieut.) F., (R.N.), Notes on Natives of the Solomon
Islands. 26th April, 1887
Ely, Isle of, Skulls from, see Marshall, W.
Embleton, (Dr.), the Anatomy of a Young Chimpanzee.
..
Abstract..
Enamel suitable for Standards of Colour (Ex. 366)
··
CC
Enders, F. H., (M.D.)
Sandwich Islands."
ings
Leprosy as observed in the
See Anthropological Glean-
..
England, see Seemann, B., on Inscriptions found on
Ancient British Rocks ..
"C
Bronze Sword from Sandy (Ex. 355)
Excavations in Cranbourne Chase (Éx. 377)
Flint Flakes from Southend (Ex. 316)
Paleolithic Flint Implements from the Thames
and the Wandle (Ex. 356)
271)
Skulls from the City of London (Ex. 424)
Hunsbury Camp (Ex. 404)
from the Thames (Ex. 414)
(Ex. 419)
Implement found near Reading (Ex. 321)
Implements from the North of London
Stone Implement from Yorkshire (Ex. 315)
Stone Implements (Ex. 26)
(Ex. 325)
··
from Reading (Ex. 326)
Romano-British Burial Urn found in London (Ex.
··
··
··
··
""
·
··
..
•
from North-East of London
(Ex. 268)
Worked Flints from Blackheath, Surrey (Ex.
302)
Isle of Wight. Animal Remains Found at the
Roman Villa at Brading (Ex. 258)
Lancashire, see Morris, J. P., on Explorations in
the Kirkhead Cave at Ulverstone
South, Skulls from Round Barrows, see Blake,
C. C.
West, Head-Forms of, see Beddoe, J.
··
Testimony of Local Phenomena to the
Permanence of Anthropological Types, see Beddoe,
•
··
J...
•
··
England and Wales, Comparative Anthropology of, see
Mackintosh, D.
Ethnological Observations in, see Mac-
•
kintosh, D.
English and their Origin. By L. O. Pike. Review..
English People, Psychical Characteristics of, see Pike, L.
O...
•
•
··
··
see Pike, L. 0.
Superstitions. Review
Surnames, from an Ethnological Point of View,
see Beddoe, J.
Engraved Stones at Poltalloch, see Mapleton, R. J.
Enlargement of the Ear-lobe, see Harrison, J. P.
Epiglottis, Pendency of, see Gibb, G. Duncan..
see Gibb, G. D.
•
• •
• •
J.A. 338
J.A.I. xvii, 90–99
J.A.I. iii, 497
A.R. i, 394-400
J.A.I. xvi, 144
J.A.I. viii, 98
M.A.S. ii, 277
J.A.I. xv, 452
J.A.I. xvii, 190
J.A.I. xiv, 55
J.A.I. xv, 452
J.A.I. xiv, 114
J.A.I. xiv, 182
J.A.I. xiv, 192
J.A.I. xii, 68
J.A.I. xx, 235
J.A.I. xix, 182
J.A.I. xx, 20
J.A.I. xx, 200
J.A.I. xiv, 55
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 325
J.A.I. xii, 28
J.A.I. xiii, 137
J.A.I. xi, 116
M.A.S. ii, 358
M.A.S. iii, 114
M.A.S. ii, 348
M.A.S. ii, 37
A.R. iv, 1
T.E.S. i, 211
A.R.v, 49
A.R. iv, J.A.S. cxiv
M.A.S. ii, 153
A.R. v, 314-318
J.A.I. xii, 231
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 340
J.A.I. ii, 190
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. c
M.A.S. iii, 106
106
Index.
Erect Position of Man. By A. H. Garrod, M.A., see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 84. "Recent An-
thropology
Er-Lanic, Cromlech of, see Tremlett, F. S.
Ernst, A., Anthropological Remarks on the Population
of Venezuela
>>
of
on the Anthropology
Caracas.
(Abstract.) See Anthropology at the British
Association, 1866
Notes on Some Indian Remains Found in
Venezuela. 1st November, 1870
Eskimo, the Descent of the, see Rink, H.
Migrations of, see Rink, H.
Origin of, see Rink, H.
Eskimo Bone Implements, see Sollas, W. J.
Canoes, &c. (Ex. 184)
Dialects, see Rink, H.
Lamp (Ex. 219)
100
CC
..
..
..
··
Land, Anthropology of, see Seemann, B.
Migrations, see Rae, J.
Skulls.
See Anthropological Miscellanea, 90 J.A.I. vii, 539
see Rae, J.
J.A.I. vii, 142
Esquimaux, by W. S. Hall, see Anthropology at the
British Association, 1869
see Rae, J.
see Sutherland, P. C.
.c.
see Tylor, E. B.
from Cumberland Strait, see Cull, R.
the Intellectual Character of the, see King, R.
on the Industrial Arts of the, see King, R.
Legendary Tales of..
on the Manufacture of Works of Art by the, see
Belcher, E.
··
..
worth, H. H.
of Civilised Peoples, see Bastian, A.
of Russian America, see Latham, R. G.
•
··
··
Physical Characters of the, see King, R.
Essequibo, Tumulus at, see Brett, W. H.
Ethnic Psychology, see Dunn, R...
Relations of the Egyptian Race, see Poole, R. S.
Ethnical Periods. By Lewis H. Morgan, see Anthro-
pological Miscellanea,84. “Recent Anthropology"
Ethno-climatology, see Hunt, J.
-
Ethnogénie Gauloise. By R. Bon. de Belloguet." Re-
view
··
..
··
··
Ethnographic Album of the Pacific Islands, see Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 226..
Description of the Peoples of Russia, see Pauly,
··
T. de
Museum at Dresden, see Anthropological Mis-
cellanea, 167
Researches in India, see Anthropological Mis-
cellanea, 225
Types from the Monuments of Egypt, see Tom-
kins, H. G.
Ethnographical Album of the Pacific Islands (Ex. 430)..
Basis of Language, see Leitner, G. W.
Casts, see Schlagintweit, H. von
Ethnography Affected by Changes of Surface, see Ho-
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J.A.I. vii, 112
J.A.I. xiv, 47
M.A.S. iii, 274-287
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A.R. iv, 399
J.A. [3], J.A.S. pp. vii-ix
J.A.I. ii, 104
J.A.I. xvii, 68
J.A.I. xix, 452
J.A.I. ix, 329
J.A.I. v, 30
J.A.I. xv, 239
J.A.I. vii, 137
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. ccxciv
J.A.I. vii, 125
A.R. vii, 425
T.E.S. iv, 138
J.E.S. iv, 193
J.A.I. xiii, 348
J.E.S. iv, 215
J.E.S. i, 127
J.E.S. i, 277
A.R. iii, 138
T.E.S. i, 129
J.E.S. i, 45
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. cxcv
J.A.I. iv, 255
A.R. ii, 323
J.A.I. vii, 114
T.E.S. ii, 50
A.R. vii, 245
J.A.I. xx, 292
A.R. i, 142
J.A.I. xvi, 426
J.A.I. xx, 290
J.A.I. xviii, 206
J.A.I. xx, 331
J.A.I. xx, 204
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. clxxxviii
T.E.S. vii, 134
A.R. vii, 98
J.E.S. i, 182
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Index.
107
Ethnography of Scotland, see Earle, John
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of the Western Tribe of the Torres Straits, see
Haddon, A. C…….
and the History of Civilisation. "Vorschule der
Völkerkunde und der Bildungsgeschichte," von Dr.
Lorenz Diefenbach. 1864. Review..
Ethnological Enquiry, Manual of, 1852
A.R. iii, 196-198
J.E.S. iii, 193–208
A.R. i, 246
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Enquiries and Observations, see Knox, R.
Museum at Leyden, see Anthropological Mis-
cellanea, 133
J.A.I. xii, 440
in connection with the London Inter-
national Exhibition, 1874
J.A.I. iii, 474
Notes on the Blackfeet Indians, see L'Heureux, J. J.A.I. xv, 301
Notes and Queries
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Ethnological Notes and Queries :-
2. Nyam-Nyam. (Hyde Clarke.)
3. Titans. (X.)
1. On a Method of Measuring the Human Form,
for the Use of Students in Ethnology. By
J. H. Lamprey
4. Father and Mother. (?)
5. Cromlechs, etc. (Indophilus)
6. Effect of Suckling. (O. K.)
7. Filed Teeth in Africa. (J. H. L.)
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8. Scalping in India
9. Wandering Tradesmen-Pelasgians
10. The Turkish Impersonal Var
11. Name for Woman and Wife. (Hyde Clarke.)
12. Folklore of Greece, Asia Minor, and Albania.
(Hyde Clarke.)
(Querist.)
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13. Names of Months.
14. Ligurians. (R. E.)
15. Stone Implements and Pottery from an Old
Pawnee Village in the Missouri Valley.
(F. V. Hayden)
16. The Veddas of Ceylon. (Edward B. Tylor.)
17. Georgian and Sontal. (Hyde Clarke.)
18. Turkish and Georgian Names for Water Identi-
cal. (Hyde Clarke)
19. Meneam. (Hyde Clarke.)
20. Turkish "know" and "sow." (Hyde Clarke)..
21. Amazons: The Woman Question. (Hyde Clarke)
22. Fugitives from Troy. (Hyde Clarke.)
23. Alleged Connexion of Madagascar and Caffre
Languages. (Hyde Clarke)
24. Perpetuation of Names of Natural Objects by
Translators. (Hyde Clarke)
25. Khan and Bey. (H. H. Howorth)
26. The Phoenix. (Hyde Clarke)
27. Dorchester Dykes. ("Saturday Review")
28. Dorchester Dykes. ("Pall Mall Gazette")
Ethnological Objects from the Akkas (Ex. 333)..
Arctic America (Ex. 372)..
Assam, see Read, C. H.
Bolivia (Ex. 303)
British Columbia (Ex. 246)
Canada (Ex. 318).
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J.A.I. vi, 9
J.A.I. xix, 297
:::
J.E.S., N.S. i, 84; 201;
331; J.E.S., N.S. ii, 96;
192; 366; 476
J.E.S., N.S. i, 84, 85
J.E.S., N.S. i, 86
J.E.S., N.S. i, 201
J.E.S., N.S. i, 201, 202
J.E.S., N.S. i, 202
J.E.S., N.S. i, 331, 332
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 96
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 192
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 366, 367
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 367
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 367, 368
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 368
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 476
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 477–479
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 479–482
J.A.I. xv, 139
J.A.I. xvii, 68
J.A.I. xv, 139
J.A.I. xiii, 162
J.A.I. X,
74
J.A.I. xiv, 90
108
Index.
Ethnological Objects from the Maldive Islands (Ex. 368) J.A.I. xvi, 164
Manipur (Ex. 371)
J.A.I. xvi, 346
J.A.I. xi, 56
the Naga Hills (Ex. 255)..
New Britain and New Ireland (Ex.
249)
New Guinea (Ex. 413)
New Ireland (Ex. 342)
North Borneo (Ex. 351)
Polynesia (Ex. 341)
Siberia (Ex. 240).
South America (Ex. 388)..
Tierra del Fuego (Ex. 346)
Timor-laut (Ex. 298)
Torres Strait (Ex. 407)
the West Coast of Africa (Ex.
··
Finances of, see Anthrop. News, 125
Report of the Council, May, 1866
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286)
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Observations in England and Wales, see Mac-
kintosh, D.
•
Science, the Nature, Objects, and Evidences of,
see Cull, R.
Ethnological Society, see Anthropological News, 94..
see Anthropological News, 101
Annual Meeting, 1870
Classification Committee
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1867
1869
1870
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Principles of, see Prideaux, T. S.
Progress of, see Cull, R.
see Cull, R...
see Hodgkin, T.
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of London. (Forbes, on the Aymara
Indians.) See Scientific Societies..
(Huxley, on the Chief Modifica-
tions of Mankind, and their Geographical Distri-
bution.) See Scientific Societies
(McLean, on the Kimmerian and
Atlantean Races.) (Bleek, on the Concord, the
Origin of Pronouns, and the Formation of Genders
or Classes of Nouns.) See Scientific Societies
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(Tylor, on the Philosophy of
Religion Among the Lower Races of Mankind.) See
Scientific Societies
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Ethnological and Anthropological Societies, see Anthro-
pological News, 118 ..
Ethnology, see Latham, R. G.
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..
its Relations to Other Branches of Knowledge,
see Prichard, J. C.
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Arctic, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 54 ..
Methods and Results of, see Miscellanea An-
thropologica, 48
Notices of
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J.A.I.
X, 332
J.A.I. xix, 459
J.A.I. xv, 266
J.A.I. xv, 423
J.A.I. xv, 266
J.A.I. ix, 31
J.A.I. xviii, 274
J.A.I. xv, 390
J.A.I. xiii, 23
J.A.I. xix, 297
J.A.I. xii, 454
T.E.S. i, 211
J.E.S. iii, 103
A.R. vi, 323
A.R. xi, 324
•
J.E.S., N.S. ii, p. ix
J.E.S., N.S. i, 1–4
A.R. vi, 462
T.E.S. v, [1-4]
T.E.S. vi, [1-4]
J.E.S., N.S. i, p. vii
J.E.S., N.S. ii, p.
ix
J.A. 240
J.A. 110
J.A. 361, 362
1848, see Prichard, J. C...
the Study of, see Dieffenbach, E.
J.E.S. i, 15
J.A.I. xx, 235
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in India, see Risley, H. H.
Ethnology of Belgium. Review. See Anthrop. Misc., 30 J.A.I. ii, 310
J.A. 110
A.R. vi, 457
A.R. iv, 231
J.E.S. i, 301
J.A.I. v, 118
A.R. iii, 231
J.E.S., N.S. i, 86
J.E.S., N.S. i, 203
T.E.S. iii, 408
J.E.S. iv, 104
J.E.S. iv, 297
J.E.S. i, 27
J.E.S. ii, 119
Index.
109
Ethnology of Bengal, Descriptive, by E. T. Dalton. Review. Anthrop. 579
of Britain, see Huxley, T. H.
see Nicholas, T.
of Cambodia, see Bastian, A.
of Egypt, see Owen, R.
Poole, R. S...
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of Egyptian Sudan, see Keane, A. H.
of Europe, see Latham, R. G.
CC
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see Howorth, H. H.
IV.
Saxony, see Howorth, H. H...
see Howorth, H. H.
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of Germany. Part I. The Saxons of Nether
Saxony, see Howorth, H. H...
II. The Germans of Cæsar, see
Howorth, H. H.
III. Migration of the Saxons,
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··
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The Saxons of Nether
V. The Jutes and Formorians,
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VI. The Varini, Varangians,
and Franks, see Howorth, H. H.
VII. The Varini, Varangians,
and Franks. Section II., see Howorth, H. H.
of the Iranian Race, see Khanikoff, N.
of the Motu, see Turner, W. Y.
of Polynesia, see Whitmee, S. J…….
and Anthropology, see Davis, J. Barnard
and Cannibalism, see Crawfurd, J.
and Geology, see Howorth, H. H.
and Language, see Farrar, F. W.
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and Phrenology as an Aid to the Biographer, see
Jackson, J. W...
Ethnology and Phrenology as an Aid to the Historian.
By J. W. Jackson." Review ..
and Physical Geography, see Crawfurd, J.
Etruria, Anthropology of, see Villin, E. ..
Etruscan Language, Ancient, its Scandinavian Affinities,
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··
··
see Donaldson, J. W...
People and Language—their origin—see Freund,
..
W.
Etruscans and their Language
Eunuchs, see Shortt, J., on the Kojahs
Europe, see Beddoe, J., on the Headform of the Danes
see Gibb, G. D., on the Character of the Voice..
Cannibalism in, see Charnock, R.S.
Ethnology of, see Latham, R. G.
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Progress of Civilisation in, see Crawfurd, J.
Europe. Antiquities in Wales and Worked Flints from
Maiden Bower (Ex. 228)
··
Bronze Socket Celt from Italy (Ex. 214)
Danish and French Photographs (Ex. 265)
Flint and Bronze Implements from Greece
Dalmatia (Ex. 251)
Gold Irish "Ring Money" (Ex. 225)
Ivory Celt from Ireland (Ex. 290)
•
Models of Dolmens in North Wales (Ex. 218)
Photographs of Terra-cotta Heads from Sicily
(Ex. 283)
and
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•
.
Pre-historic Antiquities from the South East of
Spain (Ex. 380) ..
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 382
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 384
A.R. ii, 330
J.A.I. iv, 223
T.E.S. ii, 260
J.A.I. xiv, 91
T.E.S. i, 105
J.A.I. vi, 364
J.A.I. vii, 211
J.A.I. vii, 293
J.A.I. ix, 406
J.A.I. x, 174
J.A.I. xii, 525
J.A.I. xiii, 213
A.R. ii, 327
J.A.I. vii, 470
J.A.I. viii, 261
A.R. vi, 394
T.E.S. iv, 71
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 131
T.E.S. iv, 196
A.R. ii, 126
A.R. i, 118
T.E.S. ii, 4
J.A. 79
J.E.S. iv, 176
J.E.S. iv, 55
Anthrop. p. cxvii
J.A.I. ii, 402
M.A.S. iii, 378
M.A.S. iii, 244
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. xxii
T.E.S. i, 105
T.E.S. ii, 201
J.A.I. vii, 396
J.A.I. vii, 44
J.A.I. xỉ, 311
J.A.I. x, 429
J.A.I. vii, 277
J.A.I. xii, 465
J.A.I. vii, 123
J.A.I. xii, 323
J.A.I. xviii, 121
110
Index.
Europe. Rubbings from a Runic Inscription in Cunnings-
burgh Churchyard, and an Ogham Inscription from
the Shetland Isles (Ex. 223)
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Belgium, see Blake, C. C., on the Researches of
Dr. Edouard Dupont in the Belgian Bone Caves
British Isles, see Beddoe, J., on the Stature and
Bulk of Man
Brittany, see Beddoe, J., on the Inhabitants of
Bretagne..
Eastern, Anthropology of, see Anthropological
Notes, 24
England. Ancient Bronze Sword from Sandy,
Bedfordshire (Ex. 355)..
Animal Remains found at the Roman
Villa at Brading (Ex. 258)
Bronze Antiquities from Worthing (Ex.
213)
Axe (Ex. 232)
377)
217)
(Ex. 221)..
231)
!
Chert Implements from the Valley of the
(Ex. 59)
Lea (Ex. 235)
281)
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Excavations in Cranbourne Chase (Ex.
Flint Arrow-heads from Ditchley (Ex. 215)
Oxfordshire (Ex.
Implements from Brixham Cavern
Devonshire (Ex.
Ditchley (Ex. 234)
Flint Implements from the Little Ouse
Wandle (Ex. 356)
Large Implement found at Isleworth (Ex.
• A
the Valley of the
Large and Heavy Implements from
Broom, Bedford, Southampton, and Mildenhall (Ex.
280)
ton (Ex. 404)
··
Paleolithic Implement from Battersea
Rise (Ex. 279) .
··
found near Reading (Ex.
321)
Implements from the Axe and the
Thames (Ex. 245)
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··
Skulls from the City of London (Ex. 424)
Hunsbury Camp, near Northamp-
North London (Ex. 322)
(Ex. 325)
Reading (Ex. 326)
the Thames and the
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the Thames (Ex. 414)
(Ex. 419)..
Stone Implements from the Paleolithic
Floor of Hackney Brook (Ex. 273)
France. Rude Stone Monuments in the Country
of the Carnutes (Ex. 398)
see Lagneau, G., on the Saracens
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··
J.A.I. vii, 232
M.A.S. iii, 315
M.A.S. iii, 384
M.A.S. iii, 359
J.A. 364
J.A.I. xv, 452
J.A.I. xi, 116
J.A.I. vii, 43
J.A.I. vii, 499
J.A.I. xvii, 190
J.A.I. vii, 44
J.A.I. vii, 117
J.A.I. vii, 173
J.A.I. vii, 470
J.A.I. viii, 184
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xxx
J.A.I. viii, 184
J.A.I. xii, 231
J.A.I. xii, 231
J.A.I. xii, 230
J.A.I. xiv, 114
J.A.I. ix, 369
J.A.I. xiv, 114
J.A.I. xiv, 182
J.A.I. xiv, 192
J.A.I. XV,
452
J.A.I. xx, 235
J.A.I. xix, 182
J.A.I. xx, 20
J.A.I. xx, 200
J.A.I. xii, 176
J.A.I. xix, 66
M.A.S. iii, 157
Index.
111
Europe, Hungary. Photographs of Croats (Ex. 57)
Ireland. Flint Implements from Ballintoy (Ex.
222)
Jet Ornament from Garvagh (Ex. 278)..
Italy and Austria, see Beddoe, J.
Scotland. Bone Implements from Oronsay (Ex.
··
··
300)
Colonsay (Ex. 301)
Lamps from the Orkney Islands (Ex. 308)
Scotland. See Anderson, J., on the Horned
•
Bones found in a Viking Grave at
Cairns of Caithness
··
Southern, Existence of a Race of Red Men in, see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 40..
Spain. See Beavan, H. J. C.
Sweden. Photographs of Dalecarlian Peasants
(Ex. 58)..
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Turkey. Worked Flints from Albania (Ex. 362)
Wales. Incised Slate Tablet from Towyn (Ex.
264)
Skulls from Llantwit, near Cardiff (Ex.
··
404)
European Races, Origin of, see Heath, D. I.
and Asiatic Races, see Naoroji, D.
Characteristics of, see Crawfurd, J.
Europeans, and their Descendants in North America,
see Allan, J. M.
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Acclimatisation of, in America, see Hunt, J.
Euzbegs, see Howorth, H. H., on the Westerly Drifting
of the Nomades. Part VI
Evans, Arthur J. (M.A.), on the Flint-knapper's Art
in Albania. With Discussion. 9th March, 1886.
(Plate)
to the Anthropological
-
Institute. 28th January, 1879
to the Anthropological In
stitute of Great Britain and Ireland. 23rd January,
1883
"
"Address Delivered in the Department of
Ethnology and Anthropology." (British Association,
1870.) Review..
J.A.I. xvi, 65-68
"Illyrian Letters," see Anthropologi-
cal Miscellanea, 95. "Anthropological Gleanings" J.A.I. viii, 101
Evans, (Sir) John (K.C.B., LL.D., D.C.L., F.R.S.),
Anniversary Address, 1878
J.A.I. vii, 515–534
J.A.I. viii, 402–425
"Address Delivered in the Department of
Geology of the British Association, 1878." See An-
thropological Miscellanea, 95. Anthropological
Gleanings"
Note on Antiquities found in the Neigh-
bourhood of Bethlehem, see Burton, R. F., on
Anthropological Collections from the Holy Land
on some Antiquities of Stone and Bronze
from Portugal. 25th February, 1868
Exhibition of a Bronze Socket Celt from
Italy. 13th March, 1877
··
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xxxii
J.A.I. vii, 292
J.A.I. xii, 230
T.E.S. i, 111
J.A.I. xiii, 122
J.A.I. xiii, 122
J.A.I. xiii, 275
M.A.S. iii, 266
J.A.I. iii, 300
M.A.S. ii, 55
on a Discovery of Flint Arrowheads and
other Stone Implements at Little Salisbury Hill,
near Bath. 27th December, 1864 ..
A.R. v, J.A.S. p.
J.A.I. xvi, 65
J.A.I. xi, 310
J.A.I. xix, 182
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. xxxiii
T.E.S. v, 127
T.E.S. v, 58
xxxii
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. cxxvi
A.R. viii, 109
J.A.I. i, 226
J.A.I. xii, 563-566
J.A. 355
J.A.I. viii, 101
J.A.T. i, 342–344
T.E.S. vii, 45–52
J.A.I. vii, 44
T.E.S. iv, 240–243
112
Index.
Evans, (Sir) John (K.C.B., LL.D., D.C.L., F.R.S), on a
Discovery of Paleolithic Implements in the Valley of
the Axe. 22nd January, 1878
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on the Present State of the Question of
the Antiquity of Man. 22nd May, 1877
Note on a Proposed International Code
of Symbols for use on Archæological Maps. With
Discussion. 28th December, 1875
"Evidence, Supposed, of the Existence of Inter-Glacial
American Man. By Daniel Wilson, LL.D.” See
Anthropological Miscellanea, 95. Anthropo- J.A.I. viii, 101
logical Gleanings"
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CC
Evils Arising from the Use of Historical National
J.A.I. viii, 325
Names as Scientific Terms, see Lewis, A. L.
Evolution of a Characteristic Pattern on the Shafts of
Arrows from the Solomon Islands, see Balfour, H. J.A.I. xvii, 328
of New Varieties of Man in America, see Wilson,
Daniel
J.A.I. viii, 338
J.E.S. iii, 234
J.A.I. viii, 185
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. lxi
M.A.S. iii, 216
J.A.I. xvii, 190
J.A.I. iv, 136
J.E.S. ii, 238
and Development, on the Misapplication of the
Terms, see Cull, R.
Excavation at Sigwell, see Rolleston, G., and A. Lane
Fox, (Pitt Rivers)
of the Cavern, "Le Trou Magrite," at Pont-à-
Lesse, see Dupont, Edward ..
Excavations in Caithness Cairns, see Anderson, J.
in Cranbourne Chase (Ex. 377)
··
Excess of Females in the West Indian Islands, see
Galton, F.
Exhibitions:
1. Three Naloo Skulls. (R. Cull)
2. Idol Human Head of the Jívaro Indians.
(R. de Silva Ferro.) 18th February, 1862.
(Bollaert, W.)
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3. Gold Objects, Pottery, &c., from Ancient Indian
Tombs of Chiriquí. (Bollaert, W.)
4. Celts from Chiriquí. (Blake, C. C.)
5. Italian Celts. (Westropp, H. M.)
6. Casts of Bones and Stone Implements from
Portugal. (Busk, G.)
7. Skulls and Photographs of Natives of Formosa
(Schetelig)
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8. Marble Armlet from Lukoja, on the Niger.
(Figured.) (Fox, A. Lane)
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9. Bronze Spear, with a Gold Ferrule and a
Shaft of Bog Oak, from Lough Gur, County
Limerick. (Fox, Á. Lane.) (Figured)
10. Chinese Coins and Medals. (Black, W. H.)
11. Gold Torque from an Irish Peat Moss, in the
County of Sligo. (Lubbock, J.)
12. Stone Implements from the Cape. (Lubbock,
J.) (Plate)
13. Stone Implements from San Jose. (Steffens, A.)
14. Objects of Art and Implements from India
15. Lepcha Ornaments, Weapons, &c. (Campbell,
..
A.)..
16. Portrait of Montezuma, Emperor of Mexico.
(Hodges, N. E.).
17. Photographs of Stonehenge and other Megalithic
Structures. (Thompson, S.)
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24
J.A.I. vii, 499-501
J.A.I. vii, 149–151
J.A.I. v, 427–436
T.E.S. ii, 112-115
T.E.S. ii, 147
T.E.S. ii, 166
T.E.S. vi, 216
T.E.S. vii, 39
T.E.S. vii, 215
J.E.S., N.S. i, 35, 36
J.E.S., N.S. i, 36-38
J.E.S., N.S. i, 38, 39
J.E.S., N.S. i, 51
J.E.S., N.S. i, 51–53
J.E.S., N.S. i, 67, 68
J.E.S., N.S. i, 89
J.E.S., N.S. i, 157
J.E.S., N.S. i, 218
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 1
:
Inder.
113
Exhibitions:
(Fox,
A. Lane)
19. Ethnological Objects from Dardistan and
Tibet. (Leitner, G. W.)
20. Quartzite Implements from the Cape of Good
Hope. (Grey, G.)
18. Worked Flints found at Stonehenge.
..
21. Supposed Stone Implement from County Wick-
low. (Acheson, F.)
..
22. Figures in Unburnt Clay Modelled by a Native
Žulu. (Hooker, J.)
23. Stone Mullers from Tahiti and the West Indies.
(Fox, A. Lane) .
24. Grotesque Figures, Carved in Teak-wood from
the Nicobar Islands. (Atkinson, G. M.)
25. Stone Hammer-head from Portugal. (Rudler,
F. W.)
··
26. Stone Implements from Various Localities in
England and France. (Topley, W.)
27. Copies of Rock-carvings, or "Indian Picture
Writings," from British Guiana. (Campbell,
A.)..
··
•
Cast of the Neanderthal Skull. (Gregory,
J. R.)
29. Skulls from Peterborough.
30. Two Calvaria from Skulls
trophied. (Gibb, G. D.)
31. Jaw from Buildwas Abbey.
32. Bones of a Monkey said to have Died of Syphilis.
(Lund, E.)
(Roberts,
33. Skeleton of a Pampas Indian. (Rickard)
34. Ethnological Objects from Loango. (Walker,
R. B. N.)..
··
..
•
(Roberts, G. E.)
enormously Hyper-
..
35. Skull from Pavenham, in Bedfordshire. (Pea-
cock, T. B.)
36. Peruvian Mummies. (Helsby)
37. Skeleton from Cowley, near Cheltenham.
(Hutchinson, J.) ..
38. Remains from Keiss. (Anderson, J.)
39. Implements and Dress from South Africa.
(Baines, T.)
(King, R.)
49. Chinese Apothecaries' Scales. (King, R.)
··
•
40. Bunu Boy and Various Articles of Manufacture
from Central Africa. (Robins, T. V.)
41. Skulls and Bronze Implements from the Thames
at Kew. (Tupper, A. C.)
42. Hebrew Manuscripts from Aden. (Skues, F. M.)
43. Skull from Quiloa. (Skues, F. M.)
44. Water-colour Drawings of Karnak, in Brittany.
(Hunt, J.)
45. Flint Implements from Amiens and Abbeville.
(Hunt, J.)
•
46. Rude Stone Implements from the Zetland Isles.
(Hunt, J.)
47. Water-colour Drawings illustrative of Natives of
Tasmania, Madagascar, and the Polynesian
Islands. (King, R.)
48. Models of Boats used by Polynesian Islanders.
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 1
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 31
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 39-43
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 43, 44
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 121
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 121
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 137
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 145
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 325
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 416
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. cxxxix
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. celv
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. cclxx
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. cclxxii
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. cxxi
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. cxxiii
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. cxxiv
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. cxxix
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. cxlv
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. cxlvi
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. clx
A.R. iv, J.A.S.
P. cii
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. cx
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. cxxviii
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. clxxi
A.R. iv, J.A.S.
p.
clxxvi
I
114
Index.
Exhibitions:
Skull from Pisaqua.
50. Artificially Deformed
(Forbes, D.)
(Forbes, D.)
51. Modern Aymara Skull.
52. "Ppassa, or Clay used by South American
Indians to mix with Food. (Forbes, D.)
53. Ancient Anglo-Saxon Jaws. (Webb, F. C.)
54. Tomahawk and Paddle from Tahiti.
(Webb, F.
C.)
""
55. Photographs of Indian Temples in Mysore.
(Higgins, A.)
56. Photographs of Tribes of the Neilgherry Hills.
(Higgins, A.)
57. Photographs of Croats. (Higgins, A.)
58. Photographs of Dalecarlian Peasants. (Higgins,
A.)
59. Flint Implements from the Little Ouse. (Prigg,
H.)
60. Skulls from the Thames at Kew. (Leyton, H.)
61. Photographs of Ernst Schulz; Illustrating the
Histrionic Imitation of Various Races of Man.
(Miss Marshall)
62. Casts of Two Extreme Forms of Human Crania.
(Gregory, J. R.)
63. Mexican Zodiac. (Bollaert, W.)
64. Muizca Calendar (N. Granada). (Bollaert, W.)
65. Maya Alphabet (Yucatan). (Bollaert, W.)
66. Photograph and Fac-simile of Dresden Maya
Codex (Yucatan). (Bollaert, W.)
67. Photographs of Paris Maya Codex (Yucatan).
(Bollaert, W.)
CS. Lithographs of Troanus Maya Codex of Madrid
(Yucatan). (Bollaert, W.)
69. Peruvian Zodiac (gold). Photograph. (Bollaert,
W.)
70. Photograph of Sculptured Monolith of Tia-
Huanaco, Peru. (Bollaert, W.)
71. Photograph of Peruvian Figurative Writing on
Skin. (Bollaert, W.)
72. Enlarged Drawing of 71. (Bollaert, W.)
66
73. Skull of Yanadi, from Southern India, with
condylus tertius." (Blake, C. C.)
74. Ethnological Specimens from the Gaboon.
(Walker, R. B. N.)
75. Bechuana Skull. (Payne, R. W.)
76. Photographs of Aborigines of Natal. (Cox, C.)
77. Stone Axe from Rio Madera, Braxil.
··
(Mac-
kenzie, K. R. H.)..
78. Bronze Implements from Hammersmith. (Mac-
kenzie, K. R. H.)
79. Chinese Skulls. (Canton, E.)
SO. Stone Implements, Weapons, etc., from Den-
mark. (Rose, W.)
81. Flint Implements, etc., from Cissbury. (Fox, A.
H. Lane)
82. Stone Celt (?) found near Bury St. Edmunds.
(Prigg, H.)
83. Egg-cup Extracted from the Ileum of a Man
after Death. (Dendy, W. C.)
A.R. V,
T, J.A.S.
p. xxxii
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. cxvii
J.A.S.
A.R. V,
P. cxlix
A.R. V,
J.A.S. p.
cliv
J.A.S. P. clxxvii
A.R. V,
A.R. v, J.A.S.
p. clxxxvi
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. cxc
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. xxvii
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. xl
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. xliv
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. cvi
Index.
115
Exhibitions:-
84. Two Remarkable Specimens of Indian Manufac-
ture. (Wood, J. D.)
85. Jaw-Bone found in a Roman Sewer in London.
(Lyle, —.)
86. Fijian and African Ornaments, &c.
G.)
C
37. Photograph of a "Fat" Woman.
Woman.
C.)..
88. Japanese Toys. (Heath, D. I.)
89. Articles from New Zealand. (Napier, C. O. G.)
90. Skulls from Rosario. (Hutchinson, T. J.)
91. Flint Implements from Downham. (Lloyd, -.)
92. Skull from the Guano Deposit, Chincha Islands.
(Wood, J. G.)
··
93. Arrow Heads and Indian Pipes from Lake Erie.
(Wood, J. G.)
94. Skull from the Cave of Lombrive, in the
Pyrenees. (Beddoe, J.)..
95. Calvarium from Glenarm. (Holden, J. S.)
96. Cranium from Chimborazo. (Bollaert, W.)
97. Red Hair of an Indian Woman of Canelos.
(Wood, J.
(Brebner, A.
(Bollaert, W.)
98. Hair of an Indian of Canelos. (Bollaert, W.)
Indians.
99. Arrow Poison used by Canelos
(Bollaert, W.)
100. Poisonous Fruit used by the Canelos Indians to
Prevent the Bite of Flies. (Bollaert, W.)
101. Photographs Taken in the Sailors' Home.
(Pedroletti, -.) ·
102. Hair of Hova of Madagascar. (Wilmot, E.) ..
103. Sketches of Easter Island. (Harrison, J. P.)
104. Woollen Bags Associated with Flint Arrowheads
from Arica. (Harrison, J. P.)..
105. Flint Implements from Honduras.
(Charles-
..
worth, E.)
106. Australian Skulls." (Lewis, A. L.)
107. Græco-Egyptian Terra-cotta Figures.
W. R.)
(Cooper,
}
108. Worked Flint from the Isle of Wight." (West-
ropp, H. M.)
109. Worked Flint from Mexico (?). (Fox, A. L.)¨´
110. Flint Celt found at Tooting. (Blyth, -.)
111. Grass Cloth from Lagos. (Blyth, —.)
112. Necklaces of Lignite Beads. (Blyth,
113. Antler of Red Deer from Ipswich. (Price, F.
G. H.)
114. Obsidian
·
··
..
Mexico.
··
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. cxix
:.
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. cxxvi
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. cxlvii
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. clxxvii
A.R. vii, J.A.S. lxvii
P.
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. cxi
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. cxx
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. cliv
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. clv
Flake and Core from
(Charlesworth, E.)
J.A.I. i, 74
115. Aztec Mirror. (Charlesworth, E.)
116. Skulls, Weapons, &c., from an Anglo-Saxon
Cemetery near Barrington. (Wilkinson, J.).. J.A.I. i, P.A.S. p. xiii
117. Rough Stone Implement from Borneo. (Fox,
A. L.)
118. Carved Wooden Club from Peru. (Harris, J.)
119. Rubbings from Easter Island Tablets. (Reed,
E.)..
120. Stone Implements from the Naga Hills. (Farrar,
F. W.)
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. clvi
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. clxx
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. clxxv
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. clxxxix
J.A., J.A.S. p. cix
J.A., J.A.S. p. cxlvi
J.A. [3], J.A.S. p. xxxii
J.A.I. i, 1
J.A.I. i, 30
J.A.I. i, 73
xxxix
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p.
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. lxi
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. lxii
1
1 2
116
Index.
Exhibitions:-
121. Skulls from the Ossuary at Rothwell Church.
(Grove, W. R.)
..
122. Stone Implements from Africa. (Lubbock, J.)
123. Stone Implements from South Africa. (Layard,
E. L.)
124. Stone Implements from Queen Charlotte Island
and Vancouver's Island. (Hooker, J. D.)
125. Artificially Distorted Skulls from Vancouver's
Island. (Fox, A. L.)
►
126. Antiquities from Mexico. (Charlesworth, E.)
127. Stone Implements from North Wales. (Hughes,
T. McK.)..
..
··
and
••
128. Flint Implement from Virginia Water;
Bronze Ĉelt from Thorpe. (Harcourt, G.)
129. Human Jaws from Sarawak. (Busk, G.)
130. Wood-Carvings, Pottery, and Cotton Rags from
the Macobi Islands. (Harris, J.)
131. Jade Implement from New Zealand.
(Flower,
J. W.)
132. Stone Implements and Pottery from the Cape.
(Dale, L.)
133. Stone Hammer and Double-Pointed Cutting
Instrument from the Cape. (Rudler, F. W.)
134. Stone Polished Implements from Greece.
(Lubbock, J.)
135. Bone and Stone Implements from Gower.
(Francis, G. G.)..
136. Chipped Flints from Guernsey and
Herm.
(Adams, A. L.)
137. Fossils from the Crag of Suffolk. (Charlesworth,
E.)..
138. Objects Simulating Human Workmanship from
the Crag of Suffolk. (Charlesworth, E.)
139. Anthropometric Instrument. (Bonomi, J.)
140. Photographs of the Tattooed Man from Burmalı.
(Franks, A. W.)..
··
..
··
141. Stone Celts from the Shevaroy Hills. (Fox,
A. L.)
··
142. Chinese Skull. (Struthers, J.)
143. Idol from Nicobar. (Edge, -.)..
144. Tusks of African Elephant Identical with those
of the Mammoth. (Charlesworth, E.)
145. Stone Implements from the Surface Soil.
(Topley, W.)
146. Stone Implements and Pottery from Canada.
(Gibb, D.)..
147. Peruvian Pottery. (Davis, J. B.)
•
148. Peruvian Pottery. (Fox, A. L.)
149. Flattened American Skulls. (King, R.)
150. Photographs of Antiquities from Peru. (Harri-
son, C.)
151. Photographs of Ainos, etc. (Holland, S. C.)
152. Japanese Roll Representing the Manners of the
Ainos. (Franks, A. W.)
153. Bracelets and Necklace found near Thebes. (Fox,
A. L.)
154. Photographs of Oriental Tribes and Races.
(Brabrook, E. W.)
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. xci
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. xcii
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. xcvii
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. cxxii
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. cxxii
J.A.I. i, 162
J.A.I. i, 212
J.A.I. i, 213
J.A.I. i, 214
J.A.I. i, 345
J.A.I. i, 348
J.A.I. ii, 2
J.A.I. ii, 68
J.A.I. ii, 89
J.A.I. ii, 91
J.A.I. ii, 180
J.A.I. ii, 228
J.A.I. ii, 348
J.A.I. iii, 2
J.A.I. iii, 56
J.A.I. iii, 57
J.A.I. iii, 65
J.A.I. iii, 96
J.A.I. iii, 103
J.A.I. iii, 137
Inder.
117
Exhibitions:
155. Quartz Pivot and Cup of the Vertical Shaft of a
Gold Amalgamating Mill from Piedmont.
(Foster, C. le Neve)
156. Photographs of Prehistoric Objects found in
Siberia. (Desor, E.)
•
••
•
157. Photographs of Skulls and Objects from the
Caucasus. (Franks, A. W.)
158. Photographs and a Wooden Implement (rapa)
from Easter Island. (Harrison, J. P.)
159. Photographs, Casts of Skulls, and Masks of
Tasmanians, and Stone Implements. (Allport,
M.)..
160. Stone Implements from St. Vincent. (Busk, G.)
161. Bronze Spear-heads from Newbury. (Rolleston,
G.)
162. Bronze Sword from the Cherwell. (Rolleston, G.)
163. Net-sinkers from the Lake District. (Rolleston,
G.)
164. "Greenstone," Ornamental Axeheads, probably
Caribbean. (Rolleston, G.)
165. Perforated Stone Hammer from Oxford. (Rol-
leston, G.)
··
166. Bow and Arrows of the Modoc Indians.
(Franks, A. W.)
167. Mural Inscription, in Samaritan Characters, from
Gaza. (Heath, D. I.)
168. Bronze Ìmplements from Saltwood, Kent.
(Waller, J. G.)
169. Perforated Shark's Tooth from the Suffolk Crag.
(Charlesworth, E.)
170. Photographs of Stone and Bronze Implements
from Jersey. (Oliver, S. P.)
171. Skull from Ashantee. (Busk, G.)
172. Ashantee Fetish Curse. (Howorth, H. H.)
173. Incised Flints from Kent. (Brent, J.)
174. Gold Objects from Ashantee. (Garrard, R. and
••
S.)..
175. Drawings of Crescentic Shields and of Cylindrical
Tiaras or Hats. (Harrison, J. P.)
176. Arrow-heads, etc., from the Rio Negro.
A. L.)
•
••
(Fox,
..
177. Blow-pipe, Bow and Arrows from Costa
(Fox, A. L.)
178. Carved Mexican Figures. (Charlesworth, E.)
179. Chaplet of Gold and Silver Coins from Nazareth.
(Charlesworth, E.)
180. Photographs, etc., of Peruvian Antiquities.
(Bollaert, W.)
Rica.
··
•
J.A.I. iii, 139
J.A.I. iii, 174
J.A.I. iii, 176
J.A.I. iii, 177
J.A.I. iii, 178
J.A.T. iii, 204
J.A.I. iii, 205
J.A.I. iii, 230
J.A.I. iii, 233
J.A.I. iv, 2
J.A.I. iv, 62
J.A.I. iv, 88
J.A.I. iv, 122
J.A.I. iv, 148
J.A.I. iv, 311
J.A.I. iv, 363
181. Tracings of Late Phoenician Characters from
Sumatra. (Harrison, J. P.)
182. Stone Mining Tools from Alderley Edge. (Daw-
kins, W. B.)
183. Lapp Skulls. (Simms, J.)
184. Models of Eskimo Canoes, Winter and Summer
Huts, etc. (Holt, R. B.)
185. Flint Implements from Ditchley. (Dillon, H.) J.A.I. v, 30
186. Objects of Prehellenic Age from Hissarlik.
(Hartshorne, B. F.)
J.A.I. v, 120
J.A.I. iv, 364
J.A.I. iv, 368
J.A.I. iv, 387
J.A.I. v, 2
J.A.I. v, 5
118
Index.
:
Exhibitions:—
187. Gorget from Easter Island. (Franks, A. W.).
188. Photographs of Easter Island Tablets. (Harri-
son, J. P.)
189. Wooden Image and Spear-head from Newton
Abbot. (Watts, Blake, Bearne & Co.)
190. Skeleton found in a Stone Coffin in London.
(Staples, J.)
··
··
191. Skull found at Fulbourne. (May, H.)
192. Stone, Wooden, and Bone Implements from New
Zealand. (Hector, J.)
193. Stone Implements from Honduras, and Turks,
and Caicos Islands. (Campbell, M.)
194. Stone Implements from Australia. (Stanbridge,
W. E.)
—.)
J.A.I. v, 220
J.A.I. v, 248
.. J.A.I. v, 299
··
··
195. Flint Implements from Ditchley. (Dillon, H.)
196. Weapons, etc., from New Guinea. (Comrie, P.)
197. Skulls, Poisoned Arrows, Shell and Stone Imple-
ments from Mallicollo and Vanikoro. (Fox,
A. L.)
198. Photographs of Nicobarese. (Distant, W. L.)..
199. Photographs of Natives of New Guinea.
(Franks, A. W.)
200. Iron Arrow-heads and Spear-heads from Southern
India. (Walhouse, M. J.)
201. Human and Other Remains found at Bath.
(Buckland, A. W.)
..
202. British Gold Coin found at Seaford. (Fox. A. L.)
203. Mexican Hammock. (Graham, Miss.)
204. Spears, Creese, and Knife from Perak. (Burgess,
··
..
··
-.)
205. Clubs from British Guiana. (Burgess, —.)
206. Bosjesman Skull. (Canton, E.)
207. Terra-cotta Votive Statuettes from Tanagra.
(Fox, A. L.)
208. Feather Dress and Ornaments from the Amazon.
(Clarke, H. H.)
209. Weapons, etc., from the Admiralty Islands.
(Moseley, H. N.)..
210. Stone Club from the Sandwich Islands.
(Mose-
ley, H. N.)
211. Weapons from the Amazon. (Clarke, H. H.)
212. Flint Implements from Honduras. (Rosehill,
Lord)
213. Bronze Antiquities from Worthing. (Wisden,
··
··
··
214. Bronze Socket Celt from Italy. (Evans, J.)
215. Flint Arrow-heads, etc., from Ditchley. (Dillon,
H.)..
·
216. Stone Adzes from Burmah. (Evans,
217. Flint Arrow-heads from Oxfordshire. (Dillon,
H.)..
218. Models of Dolmens in North Wales. ``(Lewis,
A. L.)
219. Eskimo Lamp. (Rae, J.)..
220. Objects from a Refuse Heap near Smyrna.
(Martin, R. B.) ..
..
221. Photographs of Flint Implements from Brixham
Cavern. (Whitley, —.). .
··
J.A.I. v, 425
J.A.I. v, 464
J.A.I. vi, 37
J.A.I. vi, 40
J.A.I. vi, 55
J.A.J. vi, 102
J.A.I. vi, 199
J.A.I. vi, 209
J.A.I. vi, 214
J.A.I. vi, 245
J.A.I. vi, 246
J.A.I. vi, 297
J.A.I. vi, 309
J.A.I. vi, 310
J.A.I. vi, 379
J.A.I. vi, 425
J.A.I. vi, 430
J.A.I. vii, 19
J.A.I. vii, 43
J.A.I. vii, 44
J.A.I. vii, 117
J.A.I. vii, 123
J.A.I. vii, 137
J.A.I. vii, 138
J.A.I. vii, 173
Index.
119
Exhibitions :—
222. Flint Implements from Ballintoy. (Knowles,
W. J.)
223. Rubbings from a Runic Inscription in Cunnings-
burgh Churchyard, and an Ögham Inscription
from the Shetland Isles. (Roger, C. J.)
224. Figure-head of New Zealand War Canoe. (Burt,
-.)
225. Gold Irish "Ring Money," and Ancient Ring.
(Atkinson, G. M.)
•
226. Flint Flakes from Egypt. (Fox, A. L.)..
227. Objects from Istria and Scinde. (Fox, A. L.) .
228. Views of Antiquities in Wales, and Worked
Flints from Maiden Bower. (Smith, W. G.)
229. Flint Flakes, Arrow-heads, etc., from Egypt.
(Browne, A. J. J.)
230. Andamanese and Nicobarese Objects. (Fox, A. L.)
231. Flint Implements from Devonshire. (Smith,
W. G.)
232. Chert Implements from the Valley of the Axc.
(Evans, J.)
··
··
233. Stone Implements from Natal. (Sanderson, J.)
234. Flint Implements from Ditchley. (Dillon, H.)
235. Flint Implements from the Valley of the Lea.
(Smith, W. G.)
236. Carved Stone Object from Central America.
(Clarke, H.)
237. Flint Implements from Canada and the United
States. (Dillon, H.)
238. Scaphocephalic Cranium of a Fiji Islander.
(Flower, W. H.)..
239. Photographs and Implements from Australia.
(Lewis, A. L.)
240. Ethnological Objects from Siberia. (Seebohm,
H.)..
·
··
241. Antiquities from Colombia. (Powles, W. D.)
242. Photographs Collected by the Anthropometric
Committee of the British Association. (Bra-
brook, E. W.)
213. Squeezes of Hamath Inscriptions. (Heath, D.)'
244. Mosso (Chinese) Writing. (La Couperie, F. de.)
245. Paleolithic Implements from the Axe and the
Thames. (Smith, W. G.)
246. Ethnological Objects from British Columbia.
(Dally, —.)
·
247. Photographs of Australian Aborigines. (Gill,-)
248. Stone Implement from Algeria. (Lubbock, J.)
249. Ethnological Objects from New Britain and New
Ireland. (Powell, W.)
250. Skulls from Patagonia. (Moreno, F. P.)
251. Flint and Bronze Implements from Egypt,
Greece, and Dalmatia. (Greg, R. P.) ..
252. Stone Celts from British Guiana. (Atkinson,
G. M.)
253. Shell Chisels from Barbadoes. (Distant, W. L.)
254. Rubbings from Door-posts and Window-frames
in New Zealand. (Müller, F. Max)
255. Ethnological Objects from the Naga Hills.
(Woodthorpe, R. G.)
··
J.A.I. vii, 202
J.A.I. vii, 232
J.A.I. vii, 277
J.A.I. vii, 323
J.A.I. vii, 364
J.A.I. vii, 396
J.A.I. vii, 434
J.A.I. vii, 470
J.A.I. vii, 499
J.A.I. viii, 15
J.A.I. viii, 184
J.A.I. viii, 210
J.A.I. viii, 377
J.A.I. ix, 2
J.A.I. ix, 3
J.A.I. ix, 31
J.A.I. ix, 51
J.A.I. ix, 254
J.A.I. ix, 337
J.A.I. ix, 369
J.A.I. x, 74
J.A.I.
85
X,
J.A.I. x, 31C
J.A.I. x, 332
J.A.I. x, 429
J.A.I. x, 431
J.A.I. xi, 2
J.A.I. xi, 53
J.A.I. xi, 56
120
Index.
Ag
Exhibitions
256. Photographs of Scenes and Natives of Central
Africa. (Felkin, R. W.)
··
257. Monumental Heads and Artificially-deformed
Skulls from Mallicollo. (Flower, W. H.)
258. Animal Remains found at the Roman Villa at
Brading. (Price, J. E.)..
259. Instrument for Measuring the Facial Angle.
(Atkinson, G. M.)
260. Stone Implements from South Africa. ¨(Gooch,
W. D.)
261. Stone and Copper Implements from Asia Minor.
(Clarke, H.)
262. Andamanese and Nicobarese Objects. (Man,
E. H.)
263. Andamanese Bone Necklaces. (Thomson, A.).
264. Incised Slate Tablet from Towyn.
(Harrison,
J. P.)
265. Danish and French Photographs.
J. P.)
(Harrison,
266. Anthropometric Instruments. (Garson, J. G.)
267. Portraits of Incas, Copied from Native Indian
Drawings. (Wright, B. M.)
··
··
268. Stone Implements from the North-east of Lon-
don. (Smith, W. G.) ..
269. Patagonian Skull. (Bloxam, G. W.)
270. Aggri Beads. (Price, J. E.)
271. Romano-British Burial Urn found in Cheapside
(London). (Newton, E. T.)
272. Andamanese Skeleton. (Garson, J. G.)
273. Section of the Paleolithic Floor of Hackney
Brook; and Stone Implements from the Same
Spot. (Smith, W. G.)
274. Anciert and Modern Locks. (Rivers, A. H.
••
Pitt.)
275. Ancient Roman Locks. (Price, F. G. H.)
276. Carvings and Painted Masks from New Zealand.
(Rivers, A. H. Pitt)
277. Paleolithic Flint Implement from the Bed of the
Thames. (Atkinson, G. M.)
278. Ancient Jet Ornament from Garvagh. (Atkin-
son, G. M.)
· •
279. Paleolithic Implement from Battersea Rise.
(Smith, W. G.)
280. Large and Heavy Implements from Broom,
Bedford, Southampton, and Mildenhall. (Smith,
W. G.)
281. Large Implement found at Isleworth. (Smith,
W. G.)
282. Sculptures and Photographs from North Caro-
lina. (Valentine, M. S.)
283. Photographs of Terra-cotta Heads from Mexico
and Sicily. (Becher, H. C. R.)
284. Copy of a Funeral Canopy of an Egyptian
Queen. (Stuart, V.)
285. Casts of the Heads of Two Egyptian Kings.
(Stuart, V.)
286. Ethnological Objects from the West Coast of
Africa. (Cameron, V. L.)
••
J.A.I. xi, 74
J.A.I. xi, 116
J.A.I. xi, 122
J.A.I. xi, 180
J.A.I. xi, 196
J.A.I. xi, 268
J.A.I. xi, 294
J.A.I. xi, 310
J.A.I. xi, 311
J.A.I. xi, 360
J.A.I. xi, 455
J.A.I. xi, 455
J.A.I. xii, 28
J.A.I. xii, 64
J.A.I. xii, 68
J.A.I. xii, 69
J.A.I. xii, 176
J.A.I. xii, 197
J.A.I. xii, 230
J.A.I. xii, 231
J.A.I. xii, 281
J.A.I. xii, 323
J.A.I. xii, 324
Index.
121
Exhibitions:-
287. Ancient Egyptian Boomerang. (Rivers, A. H.
Pitt)
(Day, R.)
288. Copies of Bushman Drawings. (Distant, W. L.)
289. Jade Weapons from New Zealand.
290. Ivory Celt from Ireland. (Day, R.)
291. Darfur Boy. (Felkin, R. W.)
292. Apparatus for Testing the Delicacy
Muscular Sense. (Galton, F.).
293. Worked Flints from Cape Blanc Nez.
A. L.)
of the
(Lewis,
294. Palæolithic Implements from Madras.
W. G.)
(Smith,
295. Photographs of the West Indies and British
Guiana. (Martin, J. B.)
..
296. Photographs of Natives of Yünnan and the Shan
Country. (Colquhoun, A. R.).
297. Photographs of Cases of Hypertrichosis. (Gar-
son, J. G.)..
298. Ethnological Specimens from Timor-laut. (Forbes,
H. O.)
..
299. Photographs of Inhabitants of the British Isles
of Jutish Type. (Harrison, J. P.)
300. Bone Implements, etc., from Oronsay. (Gallo-
way, W.)
301. Cranium and Other Bones found in a Viking
Grave at Colonsay. (Galloway, W.)
302. Worked Flints from Blackheath, Surrey. (God-
win-Austen, H. H.)
303. Ethnological Objects from Bolivia.
E. P.)
··
•
•
•
(Rathbone,
304. Stone Implements from South Africa.
H. W.)
(Feilden,
305. Stone Implements from the Banda District,
North-West Provinces, India. (Rivett Carnac,
H.)..
306. Botocudo Indians, Weapons, etc. (Ribeiro,.)
307. Objects from Ancient Grave-mounds in Peru.
(Price, J. E.)
308. Lamps from the Orkney Islands. (Garson, J. G.)
309. Deformed Skull of a Chimpanzee. (Flower, W.
H.)..
310. Photographs of North American Indians. (Hay-
don, W.)
311. Human Remains from Wheatley. (Harrison,
J. P.)
312. Skulls of the Bronze Age from Whitby. (Smith,
W. G.)
··
•
..
313. Paleolithic Implements and Fragment of Skull
from Bury St. Edmunds. (Prigg, H.)
314. Human Remains from Morton. (Middleton,
R. M.)
315. Stone Implement from Yorkshire. (Wharncliffe,
Lord)
316. Flint Flakes from Southend. (Atkinson, G. M.)
317. Maori Heads curved in Cowrie Gum.
(Laish-
··
ley, -)
318. Ethnological Objects from Canada.
Marquis of)
··
··
(Lorne,
··
J.A.I. xii, 454
J.A.I. xii, 461
J.A.I. xii, 465
J.A.I. xii, 469
J.A.I. xii, 496
J.A.I. xii, 513
J.A.I. xiii, 2
J.A.I. xiii, 6
J.A.I. xiii, 23
J.A.I. xiii, 86
J.A.I. xiii, 122
J.A.I. xiii, 137
J.A.I. xiii, 162
J.A.I. xiii, 184
J.A.I. xiii, 198
J.A.I. xiii, 273
J.A.I. xiii, 275
J.A.I. xiii, 276
J.A.I. xiii, 431
J.A.I. xiv, 3
J A.I. xiv, 55
J.A.I. xiv, 56
J.A.I. xiv, 90
122
Index.
Exhibitions
319. Portrait of an Aboriginal Tasmanian.
R.)
(Owen,
320. Agricultural Implements from the Naga Hills.
(Masters, M. T.)
321. Drawing of a Paleolithic Implement found near
Reading. (Stephens, J.)
322. Palæolithic Implements from North London.
(Smith, W. G.)
323. Large Stone Axe from New Guinea. (Smith, W.
··
G.)
··
..
•
324. Antiquities from Antiparos. (Bent, J. T.)
325. Palæolithic Flint Implements from the North of
London. (Greenhill, J. E.)
326. Paleolithic Implements from Reading. (Shrub-
sole, O. A.)
327. Composite Photographs of Skulls. (Galton, F.)
328. Skull and Long Bones from Antiparos. (Gar-
339. Photographs of Lapps.
Roland.)
son, J. G.)
329. Cast of the Mouth of a Hairy Boy from Russia.
(Coffin, W.)
330. Photograph of a "Tailed" Boy from Saigon.
(Flower, W. H.)..
331. Composite Photographs of Skulls. (Garson, J.
G.)
332. Composite Photographs of Jews. (Galton, F.)
333. Ethnological Objects from the Akkas. (Read,
C. H.)
334. Photographs of Natives of Algeria. (Karr, S.)
335. Portrait of King Tawhiao. (Wright, S.)
336. Tattooed Head of Maori. (Brett, A. T.)
337. Worked Jade Hatchet. (Evans, J.)
338. Family of Lapps.
(Bonaparte, Prince
(Holst, P. A.)
340. Photographs of Russians.
341. Ethnological Objects from Polynesia. (Brassey,
Lady)
342. Ethnological Specimens from New Ireland.
(North, Miss M.)
343. Australian Implements. (Lumholtz, C.)
344. Greek Dresses and other Objects. (Bent, J. T.)
345, Australian Tunduns or Bull-roarers. (Tylor, E.
B.)
346. Ethnological Objects from Tierra del Fuego.
(Read, C. H.)
347. Oil Painting of an African. (Read, C. H.)
348. Composite Photographs of Skulls. (Galton, F.)
349. Photographs of Africans. (Johnston, H. H.)
350. Photographs of North American Indians.
(Karr, H. W. S.)
351. Ethnological Objects from North Borneo.
(Hatton, J.)
352. Ethnological Objects from Borneo. (Crocker,
W. M.)
353. Photographs of Nicobarese. (Man, Miss A. F.)
354. Photographs of Nicobarese. (Meldola, R.)
355. Ancient Bronze Sword from Sandy, Bedfordshire.
(Wright, B.)
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J.A.I. xiv, 90
J.A.I. xiv, 114
J.A.I. xiv, 115
J.A.I. xiv, 134
J.A.I. xiv, 182
J.A.I. xiv, 192
J.A.I. xiv, 205
J.A.I. xiv, 222
J.A.I. xiv, 327
J.A.I. xiv, 327
J.A.I. xv, 16
J.A.I. xv, 139
J.A.I. xv, 185
J.A.I. xv, 210
J.A.I. xv, 266
J.A.I. xv, 390
J.A.I. XV, 423
J.A.I. xv, 423, 424
J.A.I. xv, 423
J.A.I. xv, 423, 424
J.A.I. XV, 423
J.A.I. xv, 423, 427
Index.
123
Exhibitions:-
356. Palæolithic Flint Implements from the Thames
and the Wandle. (Lawrence, G. F.) ..
357. Anthropometric Instruments made by the Cam-
bridge Scientific Instrument Company. (Dar-
win, H.)
S
358. Traveller's Box of Anthropometric Instruments.
(Collin, —)
359. Skull from Kamtchatka. (Macalister, A.)
360. Photographs of Africans of the Niger. (Thom-
son, J.)
··
361. Instruments for Anthropometric Research.
(Garson, J. G.)
362. Worked Flints from Albania. (Evans, J.)
363. Stone Implements from India. (Evans, J.)
364. Albanian Flints and Old English Strike-a-lights.
(Evans, A. J.)
365. Stone Implements from South Africa. (Penning,
W. H.)
366. Cakes of Roman Enamel suitable for Standards
of Colour to be used in Anthropological Des-
criptions. (Galton, F.)..
367. Skull from the Nicobar Islands. (Flower, W.
H.)
··
368. Ethnological Objects from the Maldive Islands.
(Rosset, C. W.) ..
369. Finsch's casts of Faces of Natives of the Pacific
Islands. (Flower, W. H.)
370. West African Symbolic Messages.
W.)
(Bloxam, G.
371. Ethnological Objects from Manipur. (Watt, G.)
372. Ethnological Objects from Arctic America.
(Young, A.; McClintock, L.; Karr, H. W. S.;
Rae, J.)
373. Natives of Queensland. (Cunningham, R. A.)
374. Stone Spinning Tops from New Guinea. (Read,
C. H.)
375. "Mare-Stanes," or "Hag-Stones. (Ducie, Earl
of)..
376. Guancho Skulls and other Objects from the
Canaries. (Wallach, H.)
377. Models of Excavations in Cranborne Chase.
(Rivers, A. H. Pitt)
378. Implements and Works of Art from the Lower
Congo. (Goldsmid, F. J.; Morgan, E. D.) .
379. Terra Cotta Tablets from Babylonia. (Peek, C.
E.)
··
··
··
380. Illustrations of Prehistoric Antiquities from the
South-East of Spain. (Siret, H.)
381. Papuan Boy. (Strachan, G.)
382. Small Flint Implements. (Brown, J. A.)
383. Pottery from New Mexico. (Burr, A. S.)
384. Photographs of New Guinea Types. (Forbes,
H. O.)
Azores.
(Ward,
..
..
385. Scourge, Flagellum, etc., from the
(Tylor, E. B.)
386. Flagellum and Cingulum from Chili.
W. M.)
387. Ancient Peruvian Gold Breastplate. (Galton, F.)
J.A.I. xv, 452
J.A.I. xvi, 2, 9
J.A.I. xvi, 2
J.A.I. xvi, 2, 21
J.A.I. xvi, 23
J.A.I. xvi, 65
J.A.I. xvi, 65, 68
J.A.Ï. xvi, 144
J.A.I. xvi, 147
J.A.I. xvi, 164
J.A.I. xvi, 241
J.A.I. xvi, 295
J.A.I. xvi, 346
J.A.I. xvii, 68
J.A.I. xvii, 83
J.A.I. xvii, 85
J.A.I. xvii, 134
J.A.I. xvii, 158
J.A.I. xvii, 190
J.A.I. xvii, 213
J.A.I. xviii, 102
J.A.I. xviii, 121
J.A.I. xviii, 134
J.A.I. xviii, 241
J.A.I. xviii, 241
J.A.I. xviii, 274
124
Index.
Exhibitions:
388. Ethnological Objects from South America.
(Rudler, F. W.) ..
389. Anthropometric Apparatus for Travellers. (Gar-
son, J. G.)
390. Instrument for Testing Perception of Differences
of Tint. (Galton, F.)
391. Instrument for Determining Reaction-time.
(Galton, F.)
••
··
·
Skull from Mallicollo.
392. Artificially Deformed
(Flower, W. H.)..
393. "Elk" Teeth used for Money in North America.
(Balfour, H.)
394. Brass Harness
Ornaments used as Amulets
against the Evil Eye. (Tylor, E. B.)..
395. Antiquities from Huasco. (Read, C. H.)
396. Photographs of Megalithic Remains from Japan.
(Gowland, W.)
••
•
397. Drawings of Rude Stone Monuments East of
Jordan. (Conder, C. R.)
398. Models of Rude Stone Monuments in the Country
of the Carnutes. (Lewis, A. L.)
399. Skull of a Burmese Dacoit Leader. (Hastings,
E. S.)
400. Skull of a Rebel Chinese Mandarin. (Hastings,
E. S.)
401. Celt from Dutch Guiana. (Atkinson, G. M.)
402. Skeleton and Skulls of Veddahs. (Thomson, A.)
403. Yoruba "Bull-roarers." (Batty, Mrs. B.)
404. Skulls and other Bones found at Hunsbury
Camp, and at a Roman Villa at Llantwit, near
Cardiff. (Rivers, A. H. Pitt) ..
405. Examples of Prehistoric Trephining and Skull-
boring from America. (Horsley, V.)
406. Yoruba Bows and other Weapons. (Moloney,
C. A.)
··
407. Ethnological Objects from Torres Strait.
(Haddon, A. C.) ..
408. Natives of Tierra del Fuego. (Le Maitre.)
409. Russian Child-giantess. (Montgomery, G.)
410. Fire-making Apparatus used in North Borneo.
(Skertchly, S. B. J.)
411. Fire-syringes. (Bidwell, E.)
412. Full-sized Drawings of Fire-syringes. (Pritchett,
R.)..
··
••
··
··
··
413. Ethnological Specimens from New Guinea.
(Haddon, A. C.)….
414. Skulls from the Bed of the Thames. (Garson,
J. G.; Lawrence, G. F.)
415. "Stanley's Spirometer." (Garson, J. G.)
416. Skulls from a Cave in Jamaica. (Flower, W. H.)
417. Skull Dredged on the Manchester Ship Canal
Works. (Spielmann, I.)
418. Bertillon's Anthropometric Instruments. (Bertil-
lon, J.)
419. Skulls from the Thames. (Lawrence, G. F.)
420. Fire-sticks from New Guinea. (Goodwin, A. P.)
421. Instrument for Measuring the Rate of Movement
of the Various Limbs. (Galton, F.) ..
··
J.A.I. xviii, 274
J.A.I. xviii, 332
J.A.I. xix, 27
J.A.I. xix, 52
J.A.I. xix, 54
J.A.I. xix, 57
J.A.I. xix, 64
J.A.I. xix, 65
J.A.I. xix, 66
J.A.I. xix, 94
J.A.I. xix, 125
J.A.I. xix, 159
J.A.I. xix, 182
J.A.I. xix, 213
J.A.I. xix, 297
J.A.I. xix, 443
J.A.I. xix, 445
J.A.I. xix, 452
J.A.I. xix, 459
J.A.I. xx, 20
J.A.I. xx, 28
J.A.I. xx, 110
J.A.I. xx, 179
J.A.I. xx, 182
J.A.I. xx, 200
Index.
125
Exhibitions:-
422. Pottawatamie Boy. (Wilson, E. F.)
423. Fetish, or Ula, from Lake Nyassa. (Flower, W.
H.)
424. Skulls Exhumed in the City of London.
J. E.)
(Price,
425. Patterns of Finger-marks. (Galton, F.)
426. Specimen of the Stone used by Admiral Tremlett
to cut marks on the Granite of which the Breton
Dolmens are Formed. (Lewis, A. L.)
427. Fire-syringe from Borneo. (Martin, R. B.)
428. Worked Jade from British Columbia. (Read,
C. H.)
429. Bored Stone from San Juan Teotihuacan. (Read,
C. H.)
··
430. Ethnographical Album of the Pacific Islands.
(Edge-Partington, J.; and C. Heape)..
Existence of Man during the Miocene Period, see Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 377
Expeditions, Handbook. ("The Prairie Traveller," by
Randolph B. Marcy. Edited by Richard F. Burton.)
Review
Exploration Committee, Report of, see Rivers, A. H.
Pitt, on Explorations in Cissbury Camp
of Peru, see Miscellanea Anthropologica, 10
Explorations by Gen. Pitt Rivers, see Anthropological
"C
..
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•
"Explorations in South-West Africa. By Baines."
Review
Miscellanea, 195
Explorations of the Highlands of the Brazil. By R. F.
Burton." Review
•
..
··
Exploratory Survey of Part of the Lewes, Tat-on-duc,
Porcupine, Bell, Trout, Peel, and Mackenzie
Rivers." Review. See Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 236
Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals. By
C. Darwin." Review.
Review. See Anthropological Mis-
cellanea, 32
Extinction of Aboriginal Tribes
··
··
•
..
..
··
of Families, see Watson, H. W...
of Races, see Bendyshe, T.
see Lee, R...
of Slavery in Brazil from a Practical Point of
View. Letters from Captain Sir R. F. Burton and
Senhor A. M. Perdigao Malheiro
Extirpation of the Tasmanians, see Calder, J. E.
Eyes, Skin, and Hair as Race Tests, see Crawfurd,
J...
•
•
120
Eyzies, Les, Crania and Bones of, see Broca, Paul
··
•
of Mongolians, see Anthropological Mis-
cellanea, 73
Artificial, of Peruvian Mummies, sce Rising
Eyesight of Savage and Civilised People, see Roberts,
C...
··
Eyre, (Ex-Governor) J., see Anthropological News,
❤
··
J.A.I. xx, 224
J.A.I. xx, 225
J.A.I. xx, 235
J.A.I. xx, 329
J.A.I. xx, 330
J.A.I. xx, 331
J.A.I. xx, 331
J.A.I. iii, 127
A.R. i, 145-149
J.A.I. v, 357
A.R. i, 491
J.A.I. xviii, 200
A.R. vii, 170
A.R. iv, 243
J.A.I. xx, 365
J.A.I. ii, 444
A.R. iv, P.M.A. 10-14
A.R. iv, P.M.A. 75-77
J.A.I. iv, 138
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. xcix
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. xcv
A.R. vi, 56-63
J.A.I. iii, 7
T.E.S. vi, 144
J.A.I. vi, 194
T.E.S. iv, 59
J.A.I. xv, 127
A.R. vi, 461
A.R. vi, 408
126
Inder.
F.
Fabricius, J. A., Dissertatio Critica de hominibus orbis
nostri incolis, specie et ortu avito inter se non dif-
ferentibus quam in auditorio gymnasii Hamb. ad viii
April, Praeside Jo. Alberto Fabricio, SS. Theol. D.
Prof. Publ. et H. T. Gymnasii rectore Defendet
publice autor respondens Vincentius Rumpf, Ham-
burgensis, A.D. 1721. See Bendyshe, T., History of
Anthropology. Appendix III..
Facial Angle, Instrument for Determining, see Atkin-
son, G. M.
Measuring (Ex. 259)
Fairbank, Frederick Royston (M.D.) on Some Flint
Arrow-heads from Canada. 15th December, 1863..
Falconer, H. (M.D., F.R.S.), on the Reputed Fossil Man
of Abbeville. From the CC Times of April 25th,
1863
"Families of Speech. By F. W. Farrar." Review
Family Peculiarities, American, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 158
Fans (W. Africa), see Burton, R. F.
see Burton, R. F.
4th April,
Farewell Dinner to Captain R. F. Burton.
1865, see Burton, R. F.
Farrar, (Rev.) Frederic, W., (M.A., F.R.S.). Aptitudes
of Races. 27th March, 1866
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cussion
April, 1864
1865
•
Chapters on Language. 1865." Review
"Families of Speech.
"" Review ..
Fixity of Type. 8th November, 1864
Fixity of Type. Abstract and Dis-
on Hybridity. With Discussion. 5th
Language and Ethnology.
9th
··
Traditions, Real and Fictitious.
February, 1864
on the Universality of Belief in God,
and in a Future State. With Discussion.
April, 1864
5th
Farrer, J. A. Savage and Civilised Warfare.
Discussion. 9th December, 1879
..
• •
··
•
··
May,
23rd
"Fat" Woman (Ex. 87)
Father and Mother
Feather Dress and Ornaments from the Amazon (Ex. 208)
Features, Racial, Survival of, in the British Isles, see
With
•
Harrison, J. P.
•
•
Fechner (Dr.) Proportion of Female to Male Steps, see
Miscellanea Anthropologica, 27 ..
·
Fedtschenko, Alexis. Letter on the Progress of Anthro-
pology in Moscow, and the Museums of Scandinavia.
With Discussion. 31st December, 1867
Feilden, (Major) H. W., "On the Mammalia of North
Greenland and Grinnell Land," see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 93. Anthropological Gleanings "
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M.A.S. i, 372-420
J.A.I. xi, 122
J.A.I. xi, 122
A.R. ii, J.A.S. pp. lxiv, lxv
A.R. i, 177-179
J.A. 188
J.A.I. xvi, 98
A.R. i, 43
T.E.S. iii, 36
A.R. iii, 167
T.E.S. v, 115-126
A.R. iv, 135–143
J.A. 188
T.E.S. iii, 394-399
A.R. ii, 302-308
A.R. ii, J.A.S. pp. ccxxii-
ccxxix
T.E.S. iv, 196-204
T.E.S. iii, 298-307
A.R. ii, J.A.S. pp. ccxvii-
ccxxii
J.A.I. ix, 358-369
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. cxxvi
J.E.S., N.S. i, 85
J.A.I. vi, 379
J.A.I. xii, 243
A.R. ii, 227
A.R. vi, J.A.S. pp. 1-liii
J.A.I. vii, 546
Index.
127
Feilden, (Major) H. W., Notes on Stone Implements
from South Africa. With Discussion. 22nd May,
1883
Felkin (Dr.) R. W. Exhibition of a Darfur Boy. 14th
November, 1882
Female Powers, the Worship of, see Sellon, E., on Indian
Gnosticism
Female and Male Steps Compared, see Miscellanea
Anthropologica, 27
Females, Excess of, in the West Indies, see Galton,
F.
Fergus, Walter (M.D.) and G. F. Rodwell, (F.R.A.S.),
on a Series of Measurements for Statistical Purposes
Recently made at Marlborough College. 12th May,
1874. (Plate)
Fergusson on Tree and Serpent Worship in India.
Review
Fergusson, James.
History of Modern Architecture ;
with an Appendix on Ethnology from an Architec-
tural Point of View." Review
Fernando Po, see Thomson, T. R. H.
Ferrier, D. (M.D., F.R.S.), on the Functional Topography
of the Brain. With Discussion. 22nd February,
1887. (Woodcut)
Ferro, R. de Silva, Exhibition of an Idol Human Head of
the Jívaro Indians, see Bollaert, W...
Fetichism, see Westropp, H. M.
ا
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H.
..
of the Rig Veda
Fetish, or Ula, from Lake Nyassa, see Flower, W. H.
(Ex. 423)
Curse, Ashantee (Ex. 172)..
··
··
Islands, see Fraser, A. A...
Fijian Burial Customs, see Fison, L.
Ornaments (Ex. 86)..
·
Worship in Egypt, see Mackenzie, K. R. H.
Fibula from the Victoria Cave, see Busk, G.
Fictitious Writing in North America, see Bollaert, W...
Figurative Writing in the New World, see Bollaert, W.
on Skin, Peruvian (Ex. 71, 72)
Figure-head of New Zealand War Canoe (Ex. 224)
Fiji, see Fison, L., on the Nanga ..
··
see Pritchard, W. T., on Viti and its Inhabitants
Land Tenure in, see Fison, L.
Natives of, see Anthropological Conferences
Fiji Cranium (Ex. 238)
Islanders, Cranial Characters of, see Flower, W.
•
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•
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•
•
•
•
•
Riddles, see Fison, L.
••
Filhol and Garrigou, on the Age of Polished Stones in
the Caverns of the Ariège, Pyrenees, see Anthropo-
logical Society, Paris
Finger-marks, Patterns of (Ex. 425)
see Anthropological Miscellanea, 227
Finistère, Recent Discovery in, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 217
Sepulchral Chambers in Tumuli in, see Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 204..
Finland, Population of, see Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 140
•
J.A.I. xiii, 162-174
J.A.I. xii, 469
M.A.S. ii, 264
A.R. ii, 227
J.A.I. iv, 136
J.A.I. iv, 126-130
A.R. vii, 217
A.R. i, 216-227
J.E.S. ii, 105
J.A.I. xvii, 26-31
T.E.S. ii, 112
J.A.I. ix, 304
Anthrop. p. cxii
J.A.I. xx, 225
J.A.I. xx, 225
J.A.I. iv, 88
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. cxxxii
J.A.I. iii, 392
M.A.S. i, 169
M.A.S. i, 169
A.R. V,
J.A.S.
p. xxxii
J.A.I. vii, 277
J.A.I. xiv, 14
M.A.S. i, 195
J.A.I. x, 332
J.A.I. xvi, 217
J.A.I. ix, 2
J.A.I. x, 153
A.R. i, 355
J.A.I. x, 137
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. cxxvi
J.A.I. xi, 406
A.R. v, 354
J.A.I. xx, 329
J.A.I. xx, 360
J.A.I. xix, 507
J.A.I. xix, 90
J.A.I. xiii, 502
128
Index.
1
Fins, see Howorth, H. H., on the Westerly Drifting of
the Nomades. Part IX
Finsch's Casts of Faces of Natives of the Pacific Islands
(Ex. 369)
Collection of Casts, see Anthrop. Misc., 141
Finzi, F., “Il Brahui." Review. See Anthropological
Miscellanea, 2..
Fire-making in North Borneo, see Skertchly, S. B. J.
Apparatus from North Borneo (Ex. 410)
Fire-sticks from New Guinea (Ex. 420)
Fire Syringe from Borneo, see Martin, R. B.
(Ex. 427)
Syringes (Ex. 411)
Drawings of (Ex. 412)
"First Principles. By H. Spencer." Review
Fisher, Joseph, the Migrations of Mankind.
and Discussion. 14th May, 1867
··
Celt from Tooting (Ex. 110)
··
..
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··
··
Arrow-heads, near Bath, see Evans, J.
from Canada, see Fairbank, F. R.
Ditchley (Ex. 215)
Oxfordshire (Ex. 217)
•
•
··
•
•
Fisher, Morton, C., on the Arapahoes, Kiowas, and
Comanches. 13th April, 1869..
Fishermen of Southern India, see Shortt, J.
Fishing Implements, Palæolithic, see Young, J. T.
Indians of Vancouver's Island, see Bogg, E. B.
Fison, (Rev.) Lorimer (M.A.), Australian Marriage Laws.
9th December, 1879
Notes on Fijian Burial Customs.
April, 1880
Fijian Riddles. 22nd November, 1881
Land Tenure in Fiji, 22nd June, 1880
the Nanga, or Sacred Enclosure, of Wai-
nimala, Fiji. 26th February, 1884. (Plate and Map)
the New Norcia Marriage Laws
see Howitt, A. W. and L. F.
Fitzroy, (Admiral) R., Outline Sketch of the Principal
Varieties and Early Migrations of the Human Race.
12th May, 1858..
Fixity of Type, see Farrar, F. W...
see Farrar, F. W……
Flagellum from the Azores (Ex. 385)
and Cingulum from Chili (Ex. 386)
Flathead Indians, see Simms,
Flattened American Skulls (Ex. 149)
Fleming, (Captain), -(Ethnology of Eastern Manchuria)
Flempton, Stone Implement from, see Prigg, H.
"Flint Chips. By E. F. Stevens." Review
Flint, Worked, from the Isle of Wight (Ex. 108)
Mexico (Ex. 109)
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..
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Abstract
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•
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•
··
27th
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•
•
•
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•
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..
··
・・
Cores as Implements, see Gillespie, W.
Factories in the North of Ireland, see Knowles,
W. J.
Flakes, Method of Forming, by T. M. Hall, see
Anthropology at the British Association, 1869
from Egypt, see Burton, R. F.
(Ex. 226).
•
•
•
··
..
..
J.A.I. ii, 205
J.A.I. xvi, 241
J.A.I. xiii, 504
J.A.I. i, 118
J.A.I. xix, 445
J.A.I. xix, 445
J.A.I. xx, 200
J.A.I. xx, 331
J.A.I. xx, 331
J.A.I. xix, 452
J.A.I. xix, 452
A.R. iii, 185
A.R. v, J.A.S. pp. ccii-
ccviii
J.E.S., N.S. i, 274-287
T.E.S. v, 193
J.A.I. xiv, 83
M.A.S. iii, 260
J.A.I. ix, 354–357
J.A.I. x, 137-149
J.A.I. xi, 406–410
J.A.I. x, 332–352
J.A.I. xiv, 14–31
J.A.I. xviii, 68-70
J.A.I. xii, 30
T.E.S. i, 1-11
T.E.S. iii, 394
A.R. ii, 302
J.A.I. xviii, 274
J.A.I. xviii, 274
J.A.I. iii, 326
J.A.I. iii, 103
A.R. i, 444
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. cvii
J.A. 164
J.A.I. i, 1
J.A.I. i, 30
T.E.S. iv, 240
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. lxiv
J.A.I. vii, 44
J.A.I. vii, 117
J.A.I. i, 30
J.A.I. vi, 260
J.A.I. ix, 320
A.R. vii, 427
J.A.I. vii, 323
J.A.I. vii, 323
Index.
129
Flint Flakes, from Southend (Ex. 316)
S.
Arrow-heads, etc., from Egypt (Ex. 229)
Implement from the Bed of the Thames (Ex. 277)
Virginia Water (Ex. 128)..
(Neolithic) from Antrim, see Holden, J.
J.A.I. xiv, 55
J.A.I. vii, 396
J.A.I. xii, 230
J.A.I. i, 212
··
J.A.I. iv, 19
Station in Wishmoor Bottom, see King,
J.A.I. ii, 365
Implements from Amiens and Abbeville (Ex. 45) A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xxxii
Ballintoy, see Knowles, W. J.
J.A.I. vii, 202
J.A.I. vii, 202
C. C.
J...
Holderness
R. P.
··
A.
(Ex. 222)
the Valley of the Bann, see Knowles, W.
Brixham Cavern (Ex. 221)
Canada and the United States (Ex. 237)
Cissbury (Ex. 81)
in the Department of Loire et Cher,
France, see Miscellanea Anthropologica, 5
Devonshire (Ex. 231)
Ditchley (Ex. 185)..
(Ex. 195)
see Dillon, Harold
(Ex. 234)
Downham (Ex. 91)
Egypt, see Browne, A. J. Jukes
see Burton, R. F.
··
in the "Hessle Clay," at Kelsea Hill, in
··
..
..
··
Flints, Albanian (Ex. 364) ..
··
··
··
··
··
►
•
··
Honduras (Ex. 105)
··
see Rosehill (Lord)
(Ex. 212)
the Valley of the Lea (Ex. 235)
Little Ouse (Ex. 59)
Madras (Ex. 294) .
of the Nile Valley and Egypt, see Greg,
..
..
··
··
··
•
from the North of London (Ex. 325)
from Pressigny-le-Grand, see Steen-
strupp, J., and Sir John Lubbock..
the Gravel at Reading, see Shrubsole, O.
0
•
·
found Associated with Roman Remains in
Oxfordshire and the Isle of Thanet, see Rivers, A.
H. Pitt..
Flint Implements, Small (Ex. 382)
·
and Bronze Implements from Egypt, Greece and
Dalmatia (Ex. 251)
•
•
*
•
from Cape Blanc Nez (Ex. 293)
· •
from the Miocene Beds of Thenay, in France, see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 147..
··
from Ventnor, see Westropp, H. M.
Flints, Cores and Flakes from Blackheath, Surrey, see
Godwin-Austen, H. H.
··
··
and Skulls from Palestine, see Drake, C. F. T...
Chipped, from Guernsey and Herm, see Adams,
A. L.
(Ex. 136)..
Incised, from Kent (Ex. 173)
··
..
J.A.I. x, 150
J.A.I. vii, 173
J.A.I. viii, 377
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. xliv
A.R. i, 182
J.A.I. vii, 470
J.A.I. v,
30
J.A.I. vi, 55
J.A.I. v, 30
J.A.I. viii, 184
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. clxxvii
J.A.I. vii, 396
J.A.I. viii, 290
J.E.S., N.S. i, 203
J.A., J.A.S.
p. cix
J.A.I. vii, 19
J.A.I. vii, 19
J.A.I. viii, 184
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xxxii
J.A.I. xii, 513
J.A.I. x, 424
J.A.I. xiv, 182
T.E.S. v, 221
J.A.I. xiv, 192
J.E.S., N.S. i, 1
J.A.I. xviii, 134
J.A.I. x,
429
J.A.I. xvi, 65
J.A.I. xii, 496
J.A.I. xiv, 289
J.A.I. iii, 69
J.A.I. xiii, 137
J.A.I. iv, 14
J.A.I. ii, 68
J.A.I. ii, 68
J.A.I. iv, 88
K
130
1.
Index.
Flint, Worked, found near Carrickfergus, see Anthropo-
logical News, 61
Worked, from Maiden Bower (Ex. 228) ..
Flint-Knapper's Art in Albania, see Evans, A. J.
Florida, Prehistoric Antiquities in, see Athropological
Miscellanea, 70
Flourens, Gustave, Science de l'Homme," 1865. Re-
··
view
Flower, J. W., Notices of a Kjökken-Mödding in the
Island of Herm. With Discussion. 2nd February,
1869
On the Relative Ages of the Stone
Implement Periods in England. With Discussion.
6th November, 1871. (4 Plates)
Flower, (Sir), William H. (K.C.B., LL.D., F.R.S.), on
the Aims and Prospects of the Study of Anthro-
pology. Anniversary Address to the Anthropological
Institute of Great Britain and Ireland. 22nd
January, 1884
··
Address Delivered at the Anniversary
Meeting of the Anthropological Institute of Great
Britain and Ireland. 27th January, 1885. On
the Classification of the Varieties of the Human
Species
(c
··
Address to the Department of Anthro-
pology of the British Association, 1881, see Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 127
• •
Catalogue of Osteological Specimens in
the Museum of the Royal College of Surgeons."
Review
on a Collection of Monumental Heads
and Artificially Deformed Crania from the Island of
Mallicollo, in the New Hebrides. 22nd March, 1881.
(Plate and Woodcut)
on the Cranial Characters of the Natives
of the Fiji Islands. With Discussion. 22nd June,
1880. (3 Plates and Tables)
on the Death of Mr. C. Darwin
Deformed Skull of a Chimpanzee. 13th
November, 1883
··
··
Description of Two Skeletons of Akkas, a
Pygmy Race from Central Africa. With Discussion.
14th February, 1888. (3 Plates)
Note on Eskimo Skulls, see Anthropo-
logical Miscellanea, 90
Exhibition of an Artificially Deformed
Skull from Mallicollo. With Discussion.
March, 1889
12th
10th June, 1890
1886
..
a Cranium of a Native of one of
the Fiji Islands. 11th February, 1879
Ethnological Casts. 9th November,
1886
a Fetish, or Ula, from Lake Nyassa.
•
a Nicobarese Skull. 11th May,
•
··
A.R. ▼, 370
J.A.I. vii, 396
J.A.I. xvi, 65
J.A.I. vi, 99
A.R. iv, 149-157
A.R. vii, J.A.S. pp. cxv-
cxix
J.A.I. i, 274–295
J.A.I. xiii, 488-501
J.A.I. xix, 52-54
J.A.I. ix, 2
J.A.I. xvi, 241, 242
J.A.I. xx, 225
J.A.I. xvi, 147–149
Jamaica. With Discussion. 11th March, 1890 J.A.I. xx, 110–112
Two Skulls from a Cave in
J.A.I. xiv, 378-395
J.A.I. xi, 184
J.A.I. x, 231
J.A.I. xi, 75–81
J.A.I. x, 153-174
J.A.I. xii, 229
J.A.I. xiii, 276
J.A.I. xviii, 3-19
J.A.I. vii, 539
Index.
131
Flower, (Sir), William H. (K.C.B., LL.D., F.R.S.), Il-
lustrations of the Mode of Preserving the Dead in
Darnley Island and in South Australia. 8th April,
1879. With Discussion. (2 Plates)..
Title only
"The Native Races of the Pacific Ocean. ""
(Lecture Delivered at the Royal Institution, 1878.)
Review. See Anthropological Miscellanea, 95.
Anthropological Gleanings
Obituary Notice of George Busk, F.R.S.
on the Osteology and Affinities of the
Natives of the Andaman Islands. 24th June, 1879.
(4 Plates and Tables)
Additional Observations on the Osteology
of the Natives of the Andaman Islands. 13th May,
1884
tr
the Pygmy Races of Man, see Anthropo-
logical Miscellanea, 184
Report on Bones found in a Roman Villa
at Morton, near Brading, April, 1881. 26th April,
1881
""
··
..
on the Size of the Teeth as a Character of
Race. With Discussion. 24th June, 1884..
on the Stature of the Andamanese, see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 109
Flower and Murie on the Dissection of a Bushwoman
Flowers at Mr. A. R. Wallace's Séance, see Anthropo-
logical News, 27. Science and Spiritualism"
Folds in the Hand as Indicating Race, see Miscel-
lanea Anthropologica, 32
Foley, R. J., Vocabulary of the Champion Bay Tribe
(West Australia), see Oldfield, A., on the Aborigines
of Australia
•
··
Foreign Literature
Folklore of Greece, Asia Minor, and Albania
"Folk-lore of the South Australian Aborigines. By G.
Taplin." Review
Food, Effects of, on the Races of Man, see Crawfurd,
J.
· ·
..
••
of Australian Natives, see Crawfurd, J...
Foote, R. Bruce, Notes on Prehistoric Finds in India.
With Discussion. 9th March, 1886 ..
Foramen Magnum, Position of, see Wyman, Jeffreys.
Forbes, David, on the Aymara Indians of Bolivia and
Peru. With Discussion. 21st June, 1870. (Plates)
Obituary Notice of..
Forbes, H. O., Ethnological Notes on the People of the
Island of Buru. Title only. 11th November,
1884
··
on the Ethnology of Timor-laut. With
Discussion. 13th March, 1883. (Woodcut and
Vocabulary)
··
on the Kubus of Sumatra. 27th May,
1884. (Plate) ..
··
on some of the Tribes of the Island of
Timor. 27th November, 1883. (2 Plates)..
"Force and Matter. By L. Büchner.
Collingwood." Review
.
J.A.I. viii, 389-395
J.A.I. ix, 51
J.A.I. viii, 96
J.A.I. xvi, 403

J.A.I. ix, 108-135
J.A.I. xiv, 115-120
J.A.I. xviii, 73
J.A.I. xi, 116, 117
J.A.I. xiv, 183-187
J.A.I. x, 124
A.R. v, 319
A.R. v, 242
A.R. ii, 229
T.E.S. iii, 297, 298
J.E.S., N.S. i, 202
J.A.I. x, 234
T.E.S. i, 76
T.E.S. vi, 112
J.A.I. xvi, 70-75
A.R. vii, 152
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 193–305
J.A.I. vi, 513-516
J.A.I. xiii, 8-31
J.A.I. xiv, 121–127
J.A.I. xiii, 402-430
Edited by J. F.
A.R. iii, 22
A.R. viii, 94
J.A.I. xiv, 205
K 2
132
Index.
Forensic Anthropology, Subjective Light in Relation tɔ,
see Miscellanea Anthropologica, 1..
Forest, Submerged, in Somerset, see Dawkins, W. Boyd
Forlong's "Rivers of Life." Review. See Anthropo-
logical Miscellanea, 136
Form of the Female Skull, see Ecker, Alexander
Skull, see Schaaffhausen, Hermann
Formation of Mixed Human Races, see Quatrefages,
A. de
Formosa, Aborigines of, see White, F.
Kibalans of, see Collingwood
on the Natives of, see Schetelig
•
··
Skulls and Photographs of Natives of (Ex. 7)
see Swinhoe, R.
Forrest, John, on the Natives of Central and Western
•
··
Australia. 22nd June, 1875 ..
Forte, Joseph, Note on "Carib Chisels," from Barbadoes.
8th February, 1881
Fosberry, Major, on some of the Mountain Tribes of the
N.W. Frontier of India. 23rd March, 1869
Fossil Bone, Blood Globules in, see Anthropological
News, 71
Fossil, Human Jaw, see Collyer, R. H.
found at Abbeville, see Falconer, H.
Skull from Lagoa Santa, see Hansen, S.
··
··
ossil Man. Review
..
•
..
•
··
of Abbeville, see Abbeville
Fox, A. Lane, see Rivers, A. H. Pitt.
France, see Lewis, A. L., on Rude Stone Monuments in
the Country of the Carnutes ..
··
Rude Stone Monuments in the Country of the
Carnutes (Ex. 398)
Saracens in, see Lagneau, G.
Stone Implements from (Ex. 26)
·
J.A.I. xix, 66
Flint Implements discovered at Pressigny-le-
Grand, see Steenstrupp, J. and Sir John Lubbock T.E.S. v, 221
Flints from the Miocene Beds of Thenay, see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 147
J.A.I. xiv, 289
J.A.I. xix, 66
M.A.S. iii, 157
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 325
J.A.I. xv, 264
··
•
A.R. i, 179
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 141
J.A.I. xii, 568
A.R. vi, 350
A.R. vi, 412
··
A.R. vii, 22
T.E.S. vii, 165
T.E.S. vi, 135
T.E.S. vii, 215
T.E.S. vii, 215
T.E.S. i. [131]
J.A.I. v, 316-321
J.A.I. xi, 2, 3.
J.E.S., N.S. i, 182-193

Brittany. See Anthrop. Misc., 152
Karnak (Ex. 44)
Stone
Southern, Cave Dwellers in, see Christy, H.
Francis, (Lieut.-Colonel) George Grant, on
Implements, etc., from Paviland, Gower. With
Discussion. 5th February, 1872
Franco-Prussian War, see Anthropological Notes, 15
Racial Aspects of, see Jackson, J. W.
Frankfort Craniometric agreement, see Garson, J. G.
Franks, see Howorth, H. H., The Ethnology of
Germany. Part VI."
··
(C
··
··
see Howorth, H. H., "The Ethnology of Ger-
many. Part VI."
Franks, A. W. (C.B., M.A., F.R.S.), Bow and Arrows of
the Modoc Indians. 3rd June, 1873
Enquiries and Observations on Ethnologi-
cal Questions Connected with Arctic Exploration, see
'Report of the Arctic Committee." Appendix J.A.I. ii, 302
on a Japanese Roll Representing in
Coloured Drawings the Manners of the Ainos. 6th
May, 1873
A.R. v, 374
A.R. V,
221
A.R. i, 177
J.A.I. xvii, 43
A.R. vii, 163
A.R. ii, 220
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xxxii
T.E.S. iii, 362
J.A.I. ii, 2, 3
J.A. 242
J.A.I. i, 30
J.A.I. xiv, 64
J.A.I. xii, 525
J.A.I. xiii, 213
J.A.I. iii, 204, 205
J.A.I. iii, 137–139
Index.
133
Franks, A. W. (C.B., M.A., F.R.S.), Photographs of
Skulls and Objects from the Caucasus. 20th May,
1873
··
..
Stone Implements from Honduras, Ex-
hibited by Captain Melford Campbell. 14th March,
1876
··
on a Tattooed Man from Burmah. With
Discussion. 17th June, 1872..
Fraser, A. A. Seemann on the Inhabitants of the Fiji
Islands. (Review)
Fraser Lake Tribes, see Hamilton, Gavin
Frazer, J. G. (M.A.) on Certain Burial Customs as Illus-
trative of the Primitive Theory of the Soul. With
Discussion. 10th March, 1885
a Legend of Narcissus, see Anthropolo-
gical Miscellanea, 160
Questions on the Manners, Customs,
Religion, Superstitions, etc., of Uncivilised or Semi-
civilised People, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
200
Frédault, (Dr.) F. "Physiologie Générale; Traité
d'Anthropologie Physiologique et Philosophique.
1863." Review..
Freeman's Dutchmen. Review
French Anthropology, see Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 99
Association for the Advancement of the Sciences,
1877, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 87
1889, see Anthro-
>>
··
••
Ethnological Observations made
on a Journey through the Rhaetian Alps in 1853.
3rd May, 1854 ..
on the Romanish Languages of
Switzerland and the Tyrol. 9th June, 1852
Friederich, R., "An Account of the Island of Bali," see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 84. "Recent
Anthropology
Fryer (Captain), G. E., Aborigines of Travancore and
Colhin. (Notice of a Paper Read before the Asiatic
Society.) Plate
Fuegians (Ex. 408).
Fulbourne, Skull found at (Ex. 191)
Functional Topography of the Brain, see Ferrier, D.
Functions of the Brain, see Hunt, J.
pological Miscellanea, 206
Exhibition, Ethnology of the, see Linton, L...
Photographs (Ex. 265)
Frere, (Sir) H. Bartle, (Bart., G.C.B., F.R.S.), on the Laws
Affecting the Relations between Civilised and Savage
Life, as Bearing on the Dealings of Colonists with
Aborigines. With Discussion. 28th June, 1881.. J.A.I. xi, 313–354
on Systems of Land Tenure
among Aboriginal Tribes in South Africa. With
Discussion. 23rd May, 1882..
Freund, (Dr.) William, on Dr. Donaldson's Opinion of
the Origin of the Etruscan People and Language.
16th March, 1853
J.A.I. xii, 258-276
·
•
see Hunt, J.
Localisation of the, see Hunt, J.
•
•
··
J.A.I. iii, 176, 177
J.A.I. vi, 37-40
J.A.I. ii, 228–233
A.R. i, 355–365
J.A.I. vii, 206
J.A.I. xv, 64–104
J.A.I. xvi, 344
J.A.I. xviii, 431
A.R. iv, 266–268
A.R. viii, 1-14
J.A.I. ix, 233
J.A.I. vii, 187
J.A.I. xix, 92
T.E.S. vi, 216
J.A.I. xi, 311
J.E.S. iv, 55-83
J.E.S. iv, 268-284
J.E.S. iii, 178-192
J.A.I. vii, 110
J.E.S., N.S. i, 80
J.A.I. xix, 443
J.A.I. v, 425
J.A.I. xvii, 26
A.R. vi, 329
A.R. vii, 201
A.R. vii, 100
134
Index.
Fundamental Principles of Anthropological Science, see
Donovan,
Funeral Canopy of an Egyptian Queen (Ex. 284)
Ceremony in the Tonga Islands, see Anthropo-
logical Miscellanea, 122
Future State, Universality of Belief in, see Farrar, F. W.
Fytche, (Col.) Albert, on Certain Aborigines of the Anda-
man Islands. 10th July, 1866
F. W. R., see Rudler, F. W.
Gaboon. Letter from R. B. N. Walker.
G.
Ethnological Specimens from the (Ex. 74)
Specimens from the, Presented by R. B. N.
··
Walker
Gaddi, Paolo, see Welcker, H., on the Skull of Dante..
Gælic Mythology, see Maclean, H.
Galchah Languages. By R. B. Shaw, see Anthropo-
logical Miscellanea, 84. "Recent Anthropology
Galitzin (Prince), Ern, Manners and Customs of the
Yacoutes. Translated and Communicated by Dr.
Norton Shaw. 8th September, 1853. Abstract
Gallinas, see Harris, J. M...
Gallinas People of Sierra Leone, see Harris, J. M.
Gall's Organology, see Prideaux, T. Symes
Gallo-Helvetic Interments on the Uetliberg, near Zürich
Galton, F., (M.A., F.R.S.), Anniversary Address to the
Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and
Ireland, delivered 26th January, 1886
··
""
•··
··
Address delivered at the Anniversary
Meeting of the Anthropological Institute of Great
Britain and Ireland, January 25th, 1887
January 24th, 1888
January 22nd, 1889
··
on the Anthropometric Laboratory at the
late International Health Exhibition. With Dis-
cussion. 11th November, 1884. (2 Plates)
on Apparatus for Testing the Delicacy of
the Muscular and Other Senses in Different Persons.
With Discussion. 14th November, 1882
Note on Australian Marriage Systems. 28th
February, 1888 ..
Composite Portraits, made by Combining
those of many Different Persons into a Single
Resultant Figure. With Discussion. 30th April,
1878. (Woodcuts)
on the excess of Females in the West
Indian Islands, from Documents communicated to
the Anthropological Institute by the Colonial Office.
12th May, 1874..
··
Exhibition of Ancient Peruvian Gold
Breastplate. 27th November, 1888..
Exhibition of Composite Photographs of
Skulls. 24th November, 1885
··
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. clxxvii
J.A.I. xii, 324
J.A.I. x, 460
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. ccxvii
T.E.S. v, 239-242
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xcv
A.R. v, J.A.S. p.
J.A.S. p. cxlix
A.R. V,
A.R. v, 56
J.A.I. ix, 167
J.A.I. vii, 110
J.A.S. p. cxlix
J.E.S. iv, 144–148
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. lxxxii
M.A.S. ii, 25
A.R. vii, p. 76
Anthrop. p. lxxvii
J.A.I. xv, 489--499
J.A.I. xvi, 387-402
J.A.I. xvii, 346-354
J.A.I. xviii, 401–419
J.A.I. xiv, 205–221
J.A.I. xii, 469-477
J.A.I. xviii, 70–72
J.A.I. viii, 132–144
J.A.I. iv, 136, 137
J.A.I. xviii, 274
J.A.I. xv, 390, 391
Index.
135
Galton, F. (M.A., F.R.S.), Exhibition of Instruments (1)
for Testing Perception of Differences of Tint, and
(2) for Determining Reaction Time. 26th February,
1889
the First Steps towards the Domestication
on Head Growth in Students at the Uni-
versity of Cambridge. With Discussion. 24th
April, 1888. (Plate)
on the Height and Weight of Boys aged
14, in Town and Country Public Schools. With
Discussion. 27th April, 1875. (Woodcut)..
Short Notes on Heredity, etc., in Twins.
9th November, 1875. (Woodcut)
"Hereditary Genius." Review
Lectures on Anthropology at the South
Kensington Museum. Notice. See Anthropologi-
cal Miscellanea, 168..
Notes on the Marlborough School Statistics.
With Discussion. 12th May, 1874
··
a New Instrument for Measuring the Rate
of Movement of the Various Limbs. 13th May,
1890. (Zincograph)
..
Obituary Notice of Miss Marianne North
Patterns in Thumb and Finger Marks, see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 227
of Animals
..
··
··
J.A.I. xix, 27-29
T.E.S. iii, 122-138
Peculiarities
••
see Rising
Galton's History of Twins, see Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 58
J.A.I. xviii, 155–156
J.A.I. 174-181
V,
J.A.I. v, 324–329
J.A. 56
J.A.I. xvii, 79
J.A.I. iv, 130-135
•
Notes on Permanent Colour Types in
Mosaic. With Discussion. 11th May, 1886
Personal Identification and Description,
see Anthropological Miscellanea, 192
on the Probability of the Extinction of
Families, see Watson, H. W.
Proposal to Apply for Anthropological
Statistics from Schools. With Discussion. 11th
November, 1873
on Recent Designs for Anthropometric
Instruments. With Discussion. 9th February,
1886
J.A.I. xvi, 2-9
Regression towards Mediocrity in Heredi-
tary Stature, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 151 J.A.I. xv, 246
Remarks Made at the Commencement of
the Session, 1885-86. 10th November, 1885
on Replies by Teachers to Ques-
tions Respecting Mental Fatigue. With Discussion.
24th April, 1888
Some Results of the Anthropometric
Laboratory, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 144
Tables of Observations, see Anthropo-
logical Miscellanea, 199
a Theory of Heredity. 9th November, 1875
Visualised Numerals. With Discussion.
9th March, 1880. (2 Plates and Woodcuts)
see Anthropological Conferences
see Anthropological Miscellanea, 194
see Boucher, J., on American Family
J.A.I. xx, 200–204
J.A.I. xx, 302
J.A.I. xx, 360
J.A.I. xvi, 145-147
J.A.I. xviii, 177
J.A.I. iv, 138
J.A.I. iii, 308-311
J.A.I. xv, 336-338
XF,
J.A.I. xviii, 157-16S
J.A.I. xiv, 275
J.A.I. xviii, 420
J.A.I. v, 329–348
J.A.I. x, 85-102
J.A.I. xvi, 175
J.A.I. xviii, 192
J.A.I. xvi, 98
T.E.S. iv, 59
J.A.I. v, 391
136
Index.
Galton's Whistles for Testing the Limit of Audibility of
Sound, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 173
Gama, Vasco de, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 55
Game of Hop-Scotch, see Crombie, J. W.
Games, Geographical Distribution of, see Tylor, E. B...
Gardner, C. T., on the Chinese Race; Their Language,
Government, Social Institutions, and Religion. 9th
November, 1869. (Woodcuts.) With Discussion..
With Discussion..
Garo Hill Tribes, see Godwin-Austen, H. H.
Garrett, W. H., see Bellecombe, A. de
Garrod, A. H. (M.A.), "On the Mechanism of the In-
vertebral Substance, and on some Effects of the
Erect Position of Man," see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 84. "Recent Anthropology"
Garson, J. G., (M.D.), the Cephalic Index. With
Discussion. 9th February, 1886
•
on the Cranial Characters of the Natives
of Timor-laut. With Discussion. 27th November,
1883. (2 Plates)
the Frankfort Craniometric Agreement,
with Critical Remarks Thereon. With Discussion.
25th March, 1884. (2 Plates)
on the Inhabitants of Tierra del Fuego.
With Discussion. 14th April, 1885. (Plate and
Folding Tables)..
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the International Agreement on the
Classification and Nomenclature of the Cephalic
Index. 11th May, 1886
With
Lamps from the Orkney Islands.
Discussion. 13th November, 1883. (Figured)
the Natives of Tierra del Fuego.
only.) 3rd December, 1889
··
on the Osteological Characters of the
Kubus of Sumatra. 27th May, 1884
Osteology of the Ancient Inhabi-
tants of the Orkney Islands. 10th April, 1883.
(Plate and Folding Tables)
Notes on Photographs Illustrating Cases
of Hypertrichosis. 27th February, 1883
··
on the Physical Characteristics of the
Lapps. 9th June, 1885
··
(6
•
..
•
··
on Skulls from the Hindu Kush District.
With Discussion. 14th February, 1888
Remarks on Skulls Dredged from the
Thames, in the Neighbourhood of Kew. 11th Feb-
ruary, 1890
•
··
Garvagh, Jet Ornament from (Ex. 278)
Gason, S., Note on the Dieyerie Tribe of South Australia,
see Anthropological Miscellanea, 174
"The Dieyrie Tribe of Australian Aborig-
ines," see Anthropological Miscellanea, 93.
Anthropological Gleanings "
see Anthropological Miscellanea, 187
Gastaldi, Bart. Lake Habitations and Prehistoric Re-
mains in the Turbaries and Marl Beds of Northern
and Central Italy. Translated by C. H. Chambers.
Gastaldi and Keller, on Archaic Anthropology. Review
Gauchos of San Jorge, Central Uruguay, see Christison,
D.
(Title
•
J.A.I. xvii, 181
J.A.I. v, 118
J.A.I. xv, 403
J.A.I. ix, 23
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 5-27
J.A.I. ii, 391
A.R. ii, 191
J.A.I. vii, 112
J.A.I. xvi, 11-17
J.A.I. xiii, 386-402
J.A.I. xiv, 64--83
J.A.I. xv, 141-160
J.A.I. xvi, 17-20
J.A.I. xiii, 275, 276
J.A.I. xix, 443
J.A.I. xiv, 128-133
J.A.I. xiii, 54-86
J.A.I. xiii, 6, 7
J.A.I. xv, 235-238
J.A.I. xviii, 20-26
J.A.I. xx, 20-25
J.A.I. xii, 230
J.A.I. xvii, 185
J.A.I. vii, 545
J.A.I. xviii, 94
A.R. vi, 114–116
J.A.I. xi, 34
Index.
137
Gaulish and British Skulls, two Principal Forms of, see
Thurnam, J.
Gauls, Origin of. Review
Gavr Inis, see Lewis, A. L.
Review
Gaza, Mural Inscription from (Ex. 167)
"Gehirn und Geist. By Dr. F. Piderit."
Geiger, Lazarus, "Contributions to the History of the
Development of the Human Race." Review.
Anthropological Miscellanea, 119
See
··
Gelsa di Lesina, see Burton, R. F.
Genders of Nouns, Formation of, see Bleek, W. H. I.
Genealogy in Connexion with Anthropology,
Marshall, G. W.
"Genesis of Species."
Miscellanea, 5..
Genius, Shadows of, see Dendy, W. C.
Gennarelli,
see Carmichael, C. H. E., "On the Exis-
tence of a Race of Red Men in Northern Africa "
Gentile Revelation, see Lewis, A. L. Letter
Geographical Distribution of Games, see Tylor, E. B...
Mankind, see Dallas, J.
see Huxley, T. H.
Part I
Part II
Part III
Part IV
Part V
Part VI
•
•
Review. See Anthropological
Primer (Chambers' Educational Course). Review
Geological Time measured by Natural Chronometers, see
Phillips, J.
Geology and Anthropology, see Miscellanea Anthropo-
logica, 20
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Notes, 3..
Germany, Ethnology of, see Howorth, H. H.:
··
··
··
Geometry in Ancient Remains, see Petrie, W. M. F.
Geophagy (at Batanga), sée Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 126
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Georgia, Bird-shaped Mounds in Putnam County, see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 94 ..
Georgian and Sontal..
and Turkish Names for Water Identical, see
Ethnological Notes and Queries, 18
Gerber, Henriquez, see Burton, R. F., on the Pri-
CC
mordial Inhabitants of Minas Geraes "
German, Ancient Cranium, see Anthropological Society,
Paris
·
•
•
··
D
Anthropology, see Anthropological News, 144
Archaic Anthropology
Naturalists and Physicians, Congress of, Report
of the Transactions of the Section for Anthropology
and Ethnology. Dresden, September, 1868..
"The German Working Man; his Institutions for Self-
Culture and his Unions for Material Progress. By
James Samuelson. 1869." See Contemporary
Literature
··
Germans of Cæsar, see Howorth, H. H. "Ethnology of
Germany, Part II”
Germany, Anthropology in, see
Anthropological
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··
•
•
•
•
see
•
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•
•
··
..
··
··
··
•
··
•
M.A.S. i, 120; 459
A.R. vii, 245
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. cxxii
J.A.I. iii, 205
A.R. iii, 236
J.A.I. x, 366
J.A.I. v,
275
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. lxiv
M.A.S. ii, 68
J.A.I. i, 261
J.A. 278
J.A.I. iii, 300
A.R. vi, 217
J.A.I. ix, 23
J.A.I. xv, 304
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 404
A.R. i, 489
A.R. ii, 312
A.R. ii, 149
J.A.I. viii, 106
J.A.I. x, 467
J.A.I. viii, 92
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 96
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 96
J.A.I. ii, 407
A.R. v, 353
A.R. vii, 117
A.R. v, 325–330
A.R. viii, 35-41
J.A. 235
J.A.I. vii, 211
J.A. 112
J.A.I. vi, 364
J.A.I. vii, 211
J.A.I. vii, 293
J.A.I. ix, 406
J.A.I. x, 174
J.A.I. xii, 525
138
Index.
Get, Cairn of, see Anderson, J., on Excavations in
Caithness Cairns
Skull from, see Blake, C. C.
Gha (Accra) Language, its Grammatical Principles, see
Hanson, A. W.
Ghaznevides, see Howorth, H. H., on the Westerly
Drifting of the Nomads, Part II
Ghiliak, Skull of, see Davis, J. B...
Giantess, Nova Scotian, see Anthropological News, 148
Gibb, (Sir) G. Duncan, (Bart., M.A., M.D., LL.D), a
Cause of Diminished Longevity among the Jews
the Character of the Voice in the Nations
of Asia and Africa, contrasted with that of the
Nations of Europe. 15th December, 1868..
on the Character of the Voice in the
Nations of Asia and Africa, contrasted with that in
the Nations of Europe. Abstract and Discussion.
15th December, 1868
Essential Points of Difference between the
Larynx of the Negro and that of the White Man.
31st January, 1865
..
on the Essential Differences observable
between the Larynx of the Negro and that of the
White Man. Discussion. 31st January, 1865
Extreme Hypertrophy of the Skull. With
Discussion. 31st May, 1864
the Larynx of the Negro. Abstract and
an Obstacle to European Longevity beyond
Discussion
Seventy
on a Patoo-patoo from New Zealand. Ab-
stract. 17th June, 1873
··
•
on the Paucity of Aboriginal Monuments
in Canada. 31st May, 1870
··
Stone Implements and Fragments of
Pottery from Canada. With Discussion. 4th
March, 1873. (2 Plates)
Ultra-Centenarian Longevity. With Dis-
cussion. 9th March, 1875
··
on the Various Forms assumed by the
Glottis. Abstract
Vocal and other Influences upon Mankind,
of Pendency of the Epiglottis. 4th February, 1861
Vocal and other Influences upon Mankind
from Pendency of the Epiglottis. Abstract and Dis-
cussion. 4th February, 1868..
•
Gibbs, G., on the Antiquities of Great Turks Island
..
M.A.S. iii, 216
M.A.S. iii, 243
J.E.S. iv, 84
J.E.S., N.S. i, 378
M.A.S. iii, 366
A.R. vii, 215
J.A. 94-97
..
M.A.S. iii, 244–259
A.R. vii, J.A.S. pp. lxii-
lxvi
M.A.S. ii, 1–13
A.R. iii, J.A.S. pp. cxxv-
cxxviii
the Physical Condition of Centenarians, as
derived from Personal Observation in Six Genuine
Examples. With Discussion. 18th March, 1872.. J.A.I. ii, 78-89
Report upon the State of Anthropology at
the Meeting of the British Association for the
Advancement of Science at Norwich. 3rd November,
1868
A.R. ii, J.A.S. pp. cclxx-
cclxxii
A.R. ii, 322, 323
J.A. 232-235
J.A.I. iii, 266
J.A., J.A.S. pp. clxxiii-
clxxviii
C
J.A.I. iii, 65-69
J.A.I., v, 82-101
A.R. ii, 321, 322
M.A.S. iii, 106–113
A.R. vii, J.A.S. pp. xxiii-
XXV1
A.R. vi, J.A.S. pp. c-cv
J.A.I. vi, 38–40
C
Index.
139
Giles, John V., Description of a Samoied Family seen at
Archangel [B.A., 2nd September, 1852.] Abstract.. J.E.S. iii, 214, 215
Gilgit Valley, Description of a Trip to. By Captain H.
C. Marsh. See Anthropological Miscellanea,
84. "Recent Anthropology
Gill, (Capt.) W. J., "Travels in Western China and on the
Borders of Eastern Tibet," see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 95. Anthropological Gleanings "..
Gill, (Rev.) W. Wyatt, Childbirth Customs of the
Loyalty Islands, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
215
(C
""
Extract from "Life in the Southern Seas,
or Scenes and Incidents in the South Pacific and
New Guinea." See Beardmore, E., on the Natives
of Mowat
$ 44
on the Origin of the South Sea Islands,
and on some Traditions of the Hervey Islands.
With Discussion. 8th February, 1876
Gillespie, (Dr.) W., on Flint Cores as Implements.
With Discussion. 27th June, 1876. (Woodcut)..
Gillespie, William Honyman. "The Modern Anthropo-
logy, as Developed into a Universal Ape Ancestry;
can it be held by a Christian Divine of the Straitest
School ? " Review. See Jackson, J. W., on the
Theory of Development
Ginsburg, C. D. (LL.D.), "The Moabite Stone." Re-
view
Gipsies, Origin of the, see Anthropological Notes, 14
on the Origin of, see Crawfurd, J.
of Bengal, see Mitra Rajendralala
in Egypt, see Kremer, A. von
Roumanian
•
••
..
··
Gipsy Dialect called Sim
Girl Sacrifices, see Walhouse, M. J.
Gladstone, W. E.
"Juventus Mundi, the Gods and Men
of the Homeric Age. By the Rt. Hon. William
Ewart Gladstone. London, Macmillan and Co.,
1869." Review..
Glaisher, James, Influence of High Altitudes on Man.
Abstract
Glenarm, Calvarium from (Ex. 95)
Gliddon, George R., see Anthropological News, 138.
Glottis, forms Assumed by, see Gibb, G. D.
Gnomon, Probable Use of in Bogotá, see Bollaert, W...
Gnomons of the Peruvians, see Bollaert, W.
Gnosticism, Indian, see Sellon, E.
··
··
•
God, the Universality of Belief in, and in a Future
State, see Farrar, F. W.
Godeffroy Museum of Hamburg, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 106
Godron, (Dr.) D. A., Obituary of, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 113
J.A.I. vii, 103
J.A.I. viii, 100
J.A.I. xix, 503
J.A.I. xix, 469
J.A.I. vi, 2–5; 6-8
J.A.I. vi, 260–263
A.R. v, 257
J.A. 349
J.A. 242
A.R. i, 445
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. clii
A.R. ii, 262
Anthrop. 489
Anthrop. 497
J.A.I. xi. 415
J.E.S., N.Ś. i, 321–331
A.R. i, 414
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. cliv
A.R. vi, 466
A.R. ii, 321
M.A.S. i, 210
M.A.S. i, 210
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. clxxxii
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. ccxvii
J.A.I. ix, 462; x, 236
J.A.I. x, 231
Godwin-Austen, (Lieut.-Colonel) H. H., (F.R.S.)
on the
Discovery of some Worked Flints, Cores, and Flakes
from Blackheath, near Chilworth and Bramley,
Surrey. With Discussion. 8th May, 1883. (Map) J.A.I. xiii, 137–143
on Garo Hill Tribes, Bengal. With Dis-
cussion. 17th December, 1872
J.A.I. ii, 391-396
on the Rude Stone Monuments of certain
110
Index.
4
1
··
Naga Tribes, with some Remarks on their Customs,
etc. 12th May, 1874. (The Plates in Illustration
of this Paper were never Published)
Godwin-Austen, (Lieut.-Colonel) H.H., (F.R.S.) on the
Stone Monuments of the Khasi Hill Tribes, and on
some of the Peculiar Rites and Customs of the People.
With Discussion. (4 Plates.) 1st May, 1871
Further Notes on the Rude Stone Monu-
ments of the Khasi Hill Tribes. With Discussion.
23rd February, 1875. (2 Plates)
Godwin-Austen, R. A. C., (F.R.S.), on the Alluvial Accu-
mulation in the Valleys of the Somme and the Ouse.
Abstract
..
Go-hei, Japanese, see Chamberlain, B. H.
Goklán and Yamúd Tribes of Turkomania, see Bode,
(Baron), C. A. de
..
Gold-Calendar of the Peruvians and Telescope Tube, see
Bollaert, W.
Gold Coast, People of the, see Anthropological Mis-
cellanea, 232 .
··
Stone Implements from, see Burton, R.
F., and V. L. Cameron
Gold Objects from Ashantee (Ex. 174)
Torque from Peat Moss in County Sligo (Ex.
11)
Gollmer, (Rev.) C. A., on African Symbolic Messages.
With Discussion. 10th June, 1884 ..
Gomme, G. L., on the Evidence for Mr. McLennan's
Theory of the Primitive Human Horde. With Dis-
cussion. 24th May, 1887
the Primitive Human Horde, see Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 180..
Goniometer, see Broca, P...
Gooch, W. D., Notes on the occurrence of Stone Imple-
ments in South Russia. 11th May, 1880.
11th May, 1880.
cuts)
(Wood-
··
..
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the Stone Age in South Africa. With
Discussion. 11th January, 1881. (7 Plates, 4
Sketch Maps, and Folding Tables)
Goodenough, (Commodore) -., on the natives of Malli-
collo and Vanikoro, see Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 76
""
··
•
Resolution of Condolence at the Death
of, 9th November, 1875
Gordon, (Col.) C. E., " Observations on the Nile between
Dufli and Magungo," see Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 84. Recent Anthropology
Gore, R. T., Notice of a Case of Micro-cephaly. 7th
April, 1863
Discussion
Gorget from Easter Island (Ex. 187)
Gorilla, on the Limbs of the, ("Osteological Contribu-
tions to the Natural History of the Anthropoid
Apes," by Professor Owen, 1862). Review..
Skeleton Presented by T. Craston..
18th
of, Presented by T. Craston, Esq.
May, 1869
Transversalis Pedis in the Foot of. (Proc. of the
Anthrop. Soc. of Paris)
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J.A.I. iv, 144-147
J.A.I. i, 122-143
J.A.I. v, 37-41
A.R. i, 438
J.A.I. xviii, 27
J.E.S. i, 60
M.A.S. i, 210
J.A.I. xx, 363
J.A.I. xii, 449
J.A.I. iv, 122
J.E.S., N.S. i. 51
J.A.I. xiv, 169–182
J.A.I. xvii, 118–133
J.A.I. xvii, 356
M.A.S. ii, 82
J.A.I. x, 352-357
J.A.I. xi, 124-183
J.A.I. vi, 335
J.A.I. v, 324
J.A.I. vii, 109
A.R. i, 168-171
A.R. i, 187-191
J.A.I. v, 220
A.R. i, 149-152
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. cxxx
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. clxxv
A.R. iv, 107
Index.
141
Gorilla and Man (Chief Anatomical Differences), see Mis-
cellanea Anthropologica, 12
see Bischoff, T. L. W.
Gower, Bone and Stone Implements from (Ex. 135)
Gowland, W., Exhibition of Photographs of Megalithic
Remains from Japan. 26th March, 1889
Græco-Egyptian Terra-Cotta Figures, see Cooper, W. R.
(Ex. 107)
Graham Island, Village of Hydah Indians in,
Anthropological Miscellanea, 98..
Grammar, Aniwa, see Anthrop. Misc., 1ryny
Api, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 196
Nguna, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 161
Grant, (Captain) J. A., on the Native Tribes visited by
Captains Speke and Grant in Equatorial Africa.
30th June, 1863
W.
Graphic Records, Peruvian, see Bollaert,
Grass Aprons, Traditional Origin of, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 130
""
Cloth from Lagos (Ex. 111)
Gratiolet, (Professor), Death of, see Pruner-Bey
··
on the Frontal Region in Man and the Anthropo-
morphous Apes. Abstract. See Anthropological
Society of Paris
Grattan, John, on a new Craniometer. Abstract and
Discussion. See Anthropology at the British
Association, 1866
·
Notes upon a Collection of Irish Crania.
(B.A., 4th September, 1852). Abstract
Grave-mounds in Peru, see Price, J. E.
Objects from (Ex. 307)
Graves, Giants', in Ireland..
Graves of Heitsi-eibib; a Chapter on the Prehistoric
Hottentot Race, by Dr. Theoph. Hahn. See Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 95. "Anthropological
Gleanings
(C
Gray, Henry, Anthropotomy. Review. Anatomy,
Descriptive and Surgical. By Henry Gray, F.R.S.
Third Edition, 1864"
Great Turks Island, see Gibbs, G...
Grecian Anthropology. Review
Grecs à toutes les Époques.
Review.
..
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•
•
•
•
see
··
••
··
•
•
See Anthropo-
logical Miscellanea, 21
Greece, see Bent, T., on Prehistoric Remains in Anti-
paros
··
Flint and Bronze Implements from (Ex. 251)
Stone Implements from (Ex. 134)..
Votive Statuettes from Tanagra (Ex. 207)
Greek Customs, Insular, see Bent, T.
Dresses and Other Objects (Ex. 344)
"Greek Language. By G. D'Eichthal." Review
Greek and Italian Skulls, see Anthropological Notes, 10
Greenhow, H. M., a Short Notice of the People of Oude
and of their Leading Characteristics. 17th Novem-
ber, 1858
Greenland, Statistics of. (Proc. of the Anthrop. Soc. of
Paris)
Greenlander, on the Construction of the Upper Jaw of,
see Carus, C. G.
··
•
··
··
A.R. i, 494
J.A. 268
J.A.I. ii, 2
J.A.I. xix, 64
J.A. [3], J.A.S. p. xxxii
J.A. [3], J.A.S. p. xxxii
J.A.I. viii, 426
J.A.I. xvii, 282
J.A.I. xviii, 295
J.A.I. xvi, 409
T.E.S. iii, 83-93
M.A.S. iii, 351
J.A.I. xi, 356
J.A.I. i, 30
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. cxliii
A.R. iv, 377
A.R. iv, 392
J.E.S. iii, 215-218
J.A.I. xiii, 273
J.A.I. xiii, 273
Anthrop, 66
J.A.I. viii, 103
A.R. ii, 202-200
J.A.I. vi, 38
A.R. vi, 154-175
J.A.I. ii, 132
J.A.I. xiv, 134
J.A.I. x, 429
J.A.I. i, 348
J.A.I. vi, 310
J.A.I. xv, 391
J.A.I. xv, 390
A.R. iv, P.M.A. 46
J.A. 115
T.E.S. i, 71-76
A.R. iv, 193
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. cxiv
142
Index.
Greenway (Rev.), C. C., Kamilaroi Language and Tradi-
tions, see Ridley, W., “Australian Languages and
··
Traditions"
Greenwell, (Rev.) W., on Ancient Burial Mounds, see
Anthropological News, 45. Who were the Ancient
Britons ?..
on the Opening of Grime's Graves in
Norfolk. With Discussion. 27th June, 1870.
(Plates)
Greg, R. P., Neolithic Flint Implements of the Nile
Valley and Egypt. 23rd November, 1880
Gregor (Rev.), Walter, the Healing Art in the North of
Scotland in the Olden Time. 17th June, 1873
Grey, (Sir) George (K.C.B.), on Quartzite Implements
from the Cape of Good Hope. With Discussion.
23rd November, 1869. (Plate)
on the Social Life of the Ancient Inhabi-
tants of New Zealand, and on the National Charac-
ter it was likely to Form. 11th May, 1869..
Grey Substance of the Medulla Oblongata and Trape-
zium, The. By John Dean, M.D. 1869. See Con-
temporary Literature
Grierson, (Dr.) on Certain Celts from Dumfriesshire.
Abstract and Discussion. See Anthropology at the
British Association, 1866
Griesbach, Carl Ludolf, on the Weapons and Implements
used by the Kaffir Tribes and Bushmen of South
Africa. Abstract. 24th January, 1871
•"
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Griffith, T. R., on the Races Inhabiting Sierra Leone.
With Discussion. 23rd November, 1886
Grime's Graves in Norfolk, see Greenwell, W...
Groshans, G. Ph. F., "Lebensbericht van Prof. Jan Van
der Hoeven." Review..
O
Grote, A. R., " On the Peopling of America," see Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 84. "Recent Anthro-
pology"
Group-marriage, Nature and Origin of, see Wake, C. S.
Grout, (Rev.) Lewis, on the Phonology and Orthography
of the Zulu Language, and Its Kindred Dialects.
8th December, 1852
Grove, W. R., Extracts from Address to the British
Association, see Anthropology at the British
Association, 1866
Groves, Charles, Obituary
•
·
Grutas da Césaréda, Human Remains discovered in the,
see Busk, G.
Guanches, see Clarke, Hyde
•
Guanchees, see Hodgkin, on the Inhabitants of the Canary
Islands
Guancho Skulls and Other Objects from the Canaries
(Ex. 376)..
Guanchos, see Wallach, H.
"Guatémalien
Codex of Paris, see Bollaert, W., on
Central American Hieroglyphics
..
..
•
•
Guatuso Indians from Costa Rica, see Anthropological
News, 129
Guernsey, chipped Flints from (Ex. 136)..
•
J.A.I. vii 233-246
A.R. v, 253
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 419-439
J.A.I. x, 424–429
J.A.I. iii, 266-272
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 39-43
J.E.S., N.S. i, 333-364
J.A. 237
A.R. iv, 401
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. pp. cliv,
clv
J.A.I. xvi, 300-310
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 419
J.A. 70
J.A.I. vii, 111
J.A.I. xiii, 151
J.E.S. iii, 247-296
A.R. iv, 386
A.R. v, J.A.S. pp. xliii,
xliv
T.E.S. vii, 39
T.E.S. vii, 115
J.E.S. i, 167
J.A.I. xvii, 158
J.A.I. xvii, 158
M.A.S. iii, 288
A.R. vi, 463
J.A.I. ii, 68
1
Index.
143
Guernsey and Herm, Chipped Flints from, see Adams,
A. L.
Guiana, on the Natives of, see Schomburgk, R.
British, Celts from, see Anthropological Mis-
cellanea, 123
Guillot, Natalie, Secretion of Milk in New-born Children,
see Miscellanea Anthropologica, 15
Gulstonian Lectures for 1870, see Anthropological Mis-
cellanea, 4
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Gunn, (Rev.) J., on Flint Implements found in the
Neighbourhood of Thetford. 19th May, 1868
Guppy, H. B. (M.B.), on the Physical Characters of the
Solomon Islanders. With Discussion. 23rd June,
1885
Guppy, H. F. J., Notes on the Capabilities of the Negro
for Civilisation. With Discussion. 15th March,
1864
Gypsies, the Origin of, see Charnock, R. S.
see Crawfurd, J.
of Bengal, see Mitra, R.
see Gipsies.
G. H., see Harris, G.
66
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..
量
​H.
Ha Cave, near Settle, see Hughes, T. McK.
Haast, (Dr.) Julius von, (F.R.S.), Notes on some Ancient
Rock Paintings in New Zealand. With Appendices
and Discussion. 26th March, 1878. (Plate)
on Certain Prehistoric Remains discovered
in New Zealand, and on the Nature of the Deposits in
which they occurred. With Discussion. 11th Janu-
ary, 1870. (Plates)
··
Habitation of Man in the Belgian Lehm, see Dupont
Haddon, Alfred C., (M.A.) the Ethnography of the
Western Tribe of the Torres Straits. 26th Novem-
ber, 1889. (3 Plates and Map)
see Beardmore, E., on the Natives of
Mowat
Hadgis of Central Asia, see Vambéry, A.
Hadjis and Dervishes of the East, see Vambéry, A.
Hag-Stones," see Ducie, Earl of
·
··
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:
CC
:
..
(Ex. 375)
a
Hahn, (Dr.) Theoph., "The Graves of Heitsi-eibib;
Chapter on the Prehistoric Hottentot Race," see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 95. Anthropo-
logical Gleanings"
Haigh, (Miss) Some Account of the Island of Teneriffe
and its Inhabitants, at the Time of the Spanish Con-
quest. 10th March, 1868
Hair as a Race Character, see Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 65
see Anthropological Society,
Paris
see Pruner-Bey
of a Canelos Indian (Ex. 98)
of Hova of Madagascar (Ex. 102)..
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•
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•
J.A.I. ii, 68
J.E.S. i, 253
J.A.I. x, 461
A.R. ii, 62
J.A.I. i, 254
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. clxxii
J.A.I. xv, 266-285
A.R. ii, J.A.S. pp. ccix-
ccxvi
A.R. iv, 89
T.E.S. iii, 25
M.A.S. iii, 120
J.A.I. iii, 383
J.A.I. viii, 50-65
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 110-120
A.R. V, J.A.S. p. clxxvii
J.A.I. xix, 297-440
J.A.I. xix, 466
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. cxli
M.A.S. ii, 14
J.A.I. xvii, 135
J.A.I. xvii, 134
J.A.I. viii, 103
T.E.S. vii, 107–114
J.A.I. vi, 71
A.R. v, 121
A.R. ii, 1
A.R. vii, J.A.S. clvi
P.
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. clxxv
144
Index.
Hair, Colour of, see Beddoe, J., on the Supposed In-
creasing Prevalence of Dark Hair in England
Colouring Matters in, see Sorby, H. C...
of Oceanic Races, see Davis, J. B.
•
Skin and Eyes as Race Tests, see Crawfurd, J…….
Hairy Boy from Russia, Cast of the Mouth of (Ex. 329)
Family in Burmah, see Houghton, W.
Men of Yesso, see Wood, W. M...
Hale, Abraham, on the Sakais. 23rd June, 1885.
Plates)
(3
Notes on Stone Implements from Perak.
With Discussion. 8th March, 1887..
Hale, Horatio, on Some Doubtful or Intermediate Ar-
ticulations; an Experiment in Phonetics. 25th
November, 1884. (Mohawk Vocabulary)
Halfbreed Races of Canada, see Reid, A. P.
Hall (Rev.), G. R., on the Aboriginal Occupations of
North Tynedale and Western Northumberland; an
illustration of the Social Life of the Celts
Halloy, Omalius de, on Indo-European Origins
on the Pretended Asiatic Origin of Euro-
peans, see Anthropological Society of Paris
Hamah Stones, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 17.
see Burton, R. F., on Anthropological
Collections from the Holy Land. No. III ..
Hamath Inscriptions, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
29
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•
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··
•
see Anthropological Miscellanea, 33..
see Anthropological Miscellanea, 39
see Anthropological Miscellanea, 43
see Clarke, Hyde ..
Squeezes of, see Heath, Dunbar
(Ex. 243)
Hamburg Museum, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
106
..
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·
··
..
Hamilton, Charles, see Price, F. G. H., on the Customs
of the Kaffirs
Hamilton, Gavin, Customs of the New Caledonian Women
Belonging to the Nancaushy Tine, or Stuart's Lake
Indians, Natotin Tine, or Babine's and Nantley Tine,
or Fraser Lake Tribes. 12th June, 1877
Hampshire, Characteristic Survivals of the Celts in, see
Shore, T. W.
Hamy (Dr.), E. T., an Interpretation of One of the
Copan Monuments (Honduras). With Discussion.
9th November, 1886. (Plate)
Han Annals, Introduction to the Translation of, see
Howorth, H. H.
··
Translation of, see Wylie, A., History of
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•
•
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•
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the Heung-noo
Hand in Man and the Anthropoid Apes, see Blake, C. C.
Folds in the, as indicating Race, see Miscellanea
Anthropologica, 32
Hanging Festival, see Shortt, J.
Hansen, Sören, on a Fossil Human Skull from Lagoa
Santa, Brazil. Abstract. 22nd February, 1887
Hanslick, Eduard, see Lübcke, W. and E. H.
Hanson, (Rev.) A. W., on the Grammatical Principles
of the Ghã (Accra) Language. 11th May, 1853
•
A.R. i, 310
J.A.I. viii, 1
J.A.I. ii, 95
T.E.S. vi, 144
J.A.I. xiv, 222
T.E.S. vii, 53
T.E.S. iv, 34
J.A.I. xv, 285–301
J.A.I. xvii, 66, 67
J.A.I. xiv, 233-243
J.A.I. iv, 45
A.R. i, 415
A.R. iii, 307
A.R. 7, 357
J.A.I. ii, 129
J.A.I. ii, 41
J.A.I. ii, 309
J.A.I. ii, 446
J.A.I. iii, 135
J.A.I. iii, 528
J.A.I. ii, 90
J.A.I. ix, 369
J.A.I. ix, 337
J.A.I. ix, 462
A.R. viii, J.A.S. p. xiv
J.A.I. vii, 206-208
J.A.I. xx, 3
J.A.I. xvi, 242-247
J.A.I. iii, 396
J.A.T. iii, 401
A.R. i, 401
A.R. ii, 229
T.E.S. iv, 333
J.A.I. xvii, 43
J.E.S. iv, 84-97
Index.
145
Harafura," see Latham, R. G., on the Pagan Popula-
tions of the Indian Archipelago
Hardy, J. Spence, "The Legends and Theories of the
Buddhists," see Iran and Turan. Review..
Harem, Sultan's, see Millingen, F.
Harley, (Dr.) George, Comparison between the Recupera-
tive Bodily Power of Man in a Rude and in a Highly-
Civilised State; Illustrative of the Probable Re-
cuperative Capacity of Men of the Stone Age in
Europe. With Discussion. 24th May, 1887
Harness Ornaments used as Amulets against the Evil Eye
(Ex. 394)
Harper, (Rev.) W., the Tribes of British Guiana. 28th
November, 1876..
(C
Hereditary Genius. Review
on the Hereditary Transmission of Endow-
ments and Qualities of Different Kinds.
Discussion. 5th February, 1872
With
•
Inaugural Address to the Manchester An-
thropological Society, 1st November, 1866
Harris, George, (LL.D.) the Comparative Longevity of
Animals of Different Species, and of Man; and the
Probable Causes which Mainly Conduce to Promote
this Difference. With Discussion. 18th March, 1872 J.A.I. i, 69-78; 87-89
the Concurrent Contemporaneous Progress
of Renovation and Waste in Animated Frames, and
the Extent to which such Operations are Control-
lable by Artificial Means. Short Abstract. With
Discussion. 18th March, 1873
on the Distinctions, Mental and Moral,
occasioned by the Difference of Sex. With Dis-
cussion. 1st June, 1869
Moral Irresponsibility Resulting from
Insanity. With Discussion. 20th May, 1872
Obituary Notice. By E. W. Brabrook
the Plurality of Races, and the Distinctive
Character of the Adamite Species
Smee's Mind of Man." Review. See
Anthropological Miscellanea, 52
Tests Adapted to Determine the Truth of
Supernatural Phenomena
· D
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•
Theories Regarding Intellect and Instinct;
with an Attempt to Deduce a Satisfactory Conclusion
therefrom. With Discussion. 18th March, 1873..
"The Theory of the Arts." Review
"Treatise on Man." Review. See Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 66 ..
Harris, Josiah, Carved Wooden Club from the Coast of
Peru. 8th November, 1870. (Woodcut)
Harris, J. Meyer. Letter from Liberia ..
Some Remarks on the Origin, Manners,
Customs, and Superstitions of the Gallinas People
of Sierra Leone. 16th January, 1866
Abstract and Discussion. 16th January, 1866
Harrison, C., Exhibition of Photographs of Peruvian
Antiquities. 1st April, 1873..
•
T.E.S. i, 202
A.R. vi, 121
J.A., J.A.S. p. cix
J.A.I. xvii, 108-118
J.A.I. xix, 54
J.A.I. vi, 324-328
J.A.I. iii, 72, 73
A.R. vii, J.A.S. pp. clxxxix-
excv; ccxv-cexviii
J.A. 56
J.A.I. ii, 3-10
A.R. V,
5-14
J.A.I. ii, 183-189
J.A.I. xx, 299, 300
A.R. v, 175-187
J.A.I. v, 115
Anthrop. 359
J.A.I. iii, 73–85
A.R. viii, 145
J.A.I. vi, 92
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. xxxix
A.R. V, J.A.S.
p. xcv
M.A.S. ii, 25-36
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. lxxxii-
lxxxv
J.A.I. iii, 103
L
146
Index.
Harrison, J. Park (M.A.), on the Artificial Enlargement
of the Earlobe. With Discussion. 3rd June, 1872.
(2 Plates)
Artificially Enlarged Earlobes, see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 35..
Bancroft's Races of North America.
Review. See Anthropological Miscellanea, 46..
see Anthropological Miscellanea, 51
on some Characters Tattooed on a Motu
Woman. Title only. 12th November, 1878
report on some further Discoveries at
Cissbury. With Discussion. 9th January, 1877.
(2 Plates and Woodcut)
on Marks found upon Chalk at Ciss-
bury. With Discussion. 27th June, 1876
sketches of Monoliths in Easter Island.
additional Discoveries at Cissbury.
With Discussion and Postscript. 11th December,
1877. (2 Plates)
J.A.I. vii, 412-433
note on Five Hieroglyphic Tablets from
Easter Island. With Discussion. 25th May, 1875 J.A.I. v, 248-250
the Hieroglyphics of Easter Island. With
Discussion. 9th December, 1873. (2 Plates)
J.A.I. iii, 370-383
J.A.I. vi, 263–271
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. clxxxix
J.A.I. xiii, 86, 87
1st June, 1869
note on Photographs of Inhabitants of
Britain of Jutish Type. 10th April, 1883 ..
Phoenician Characters from
Sumatra. 22nd December, 1874. (Plate.) (Pages
389-398 inclusive are omitted)
>>
··
on a "Rapa' or Paddle from Easter
Island. With Discussion. 20th May, 1873
on the Relative Length of the First
Three Toes of the Human Foot. With Discussion.
26th June, 1883
on a Slate Tablet Covered with Incised
Figures, found at Towyn. 24th May, 1881
on the Survival of Certain Racial Features
in the Population of the British Isles. With Dis-
cussion. 9th May, 1882. (Woodcuts)
Note to a Communication on the Survival
of Certain Racial Features, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 132
see Anthropological Miscellanea, 42.
(Note on Easter Island Writing)
Hartog, P. L. C., on the Voyage of the Steamer "Egeron
through the Malayan Archipelago, see Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 84. Recent Anthro-
pology"
Hartshorne, B. F. Exhibition of Objects of Prehellenic
Age from Hissarlik. With Discussion. 13th April,
1875
..
··
With Discussion 9th April, 1889
Haughton, Richard. Obituary Notice
•
on the Weddas of Ceylon.
14th December, 1875
Hastings, (Captain) E. S. Exhibition of the Skulls of
a Burmese Dacoit and of a Rebel Chinese Mandarin.
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Title only.
..
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J.A.I. ii, 190-199
J.A.I. ii, 449
J.A.I. iv, 503
J.A.I. v, 114
J.A.I. viii, 290
J.A.I. vi, 430–442
J.A.I. iv, 387-399
J.A.I. iii, 177, 178
J.A.I. xiii, 258-269
J.A.I. xi, 310
J.A.I. xii, 243-256
J.A.I. xii, 438
J.A.I. iii, 528
J.A.I. vii, 113
J.A.I. v, 120
J.A.I. v, 426
J.A.I. xix, 94-96
A.R. vi, J.A.S. pp. lxxxiii,
lxxxiv
Index.
147
Hawtayne, G. H. Remarks on the Caribs, see Anthro-
pological Conferences
··
Hayden, F. V., Stone Implements and Pottery from an
Old Pawnee Village in the Missouri Valley, see
Ethnological Notes and Queries, 15
Hayti, see Roth, H. Ling, on the Aborigines of His-
··
paniola
Head, Shrunk by Macas Indians, see Lubbock, John
Headform of the Danes, see Beddoe, J.
Headforms of the West of England, see Beddoe, J.
Head growth in Students at Cambridge, see Galton, F.
Healing Art in the North of Scotland in the Olden Time,
see Gregor, W.
··
•
Christianity.
1866
Health of British Troops, Precautions Necessary to
Ensure, see Bendyshe, T.
Heart of Africa, by G. Schweinfurth. Review.
Heath, (Rev.) Dunbar I. (M.A.) Anniversary Address
Delivered before the Anthropological Society of
London, 14th January, 1868 ..
··
•
•
on the Assured Progress of the
Arts from the South to the North. Abstract. 20th
March, 1866
March, 1868
Exhibition of Japanese Toys. 31st
··
on the Great Race-elements in
With Discussion. 4th December,
the Moabite Jars, with a Transla-
tion. With Discussion. 19th November, 1872.
(Plate)
on Molecules and Potential Life.
Title only. 23rd March, 1875
Mural Inscription in Large
Samaritan Characters from Gaza. Exhibited, 3rd
June, 1873. With Discussion
on the Origin and Development
of the Mental Function in Man. With Discussion.
24th March, 1874
on the Primary Anthropoid and
Secondary Mute Origin of the European Races,
Versus the Theory of Migration from an External
Source. With Discussion. 19th December, 1865..
Report on the First Meeting of
the Manchester Branch of the Anthropological
Society of London. 20th November, 1866.
Squeezes of Hamath Inscriptions.
With Discussion. 25th November, 1879. (Plate)
on the way in which Large Bodies
of Mute Men would Acquire Language from small
Bodies of Speaking Men. With Discussion. 18th
December, 1866
··
Heathen Ceremonies in Livonia, see Piggul, James
Heathens, a Colony of, in an Island off the Coast of
Ireland, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 34
Heathery Burn Cave, Human Remains from, see Mackie,
S. J.
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··
J.A.I. xvi, 196
J.E.S., N.S. i, 331
J.A.I. xvi, 247
J.A.I. iii, 29
M.A.S. iii, 378
M.A.S. ii, 348
J.A.I. xviii, 155
J.A.I. iii, 266
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. ccxxxvii
Anthrop. 436
A.R. vi, J.A.S. pp. lxxxiv-
xciv
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. cxxxvi
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p.
cxlvii
A.R. v, J.A.S pp. xix-xxxi
J.A.I. ii, 331-341
J.A.I. v, 106
J.A.I. iii, 205-208
J.A.I. iv, 66-78
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. xxxiii-
xlviii
A.R. v, J.A.S. pp. ix, x
J.A.I. ix, 369-375
A.R. v, J.A.S. pp. lxxxiii-
xciv; xcvi-ciii
J.A.I. iii, 275
J.A.I. ii, 447
T.E.S. ii, 266
L 2
148
Index.
Hebrew Manuscripts from Aden (Ex. 42)
"Hebrew Scriptures. By Benedict de Spinoza.'
Review
Hector, James (M.D., C.M.G., F.R.S.), on Certain Early
Forms of Stone Implements in use Among the
Inhabitants of New Zealand. With Discussion.
11th January, 1876
and W. S. W. Vaux, Notice of the Indians
seen by the Exploring Expedition under the Com-
inand of Captain Palliser
Hegel, see Stirling, J. H. Review
Height and Weight of School-Boys, see Galton, F.
Hempstead, G. S. B., see Holt, R. B., on the Earth-
works at Portsmouth, Ohio
Herapath, W. Bird (M.D.), Anthropology in its Connec-
tion with Chemistry. Review
..
Hereditary Genius. By F. Galton." Review.
Hereditary Stature, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
151
CL
J. P.
"C
..
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see
Transmission of an Abnormity, see Morris,
..
··
of Endowments, see Harris, G...
Heredity, a Theory of, see Galton, F.
in Twins, see Galton, F.
and Education, Chinese View of, see Anthropo-
logical Miscellanea, 96
•
Herm, Chipped Flints from, see Adams, A. L. .
(Ex. 136)
..
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23
..
Kjökken-Mödding in, see Flower, J. W.
Hermaphrodite, Notes on an, see Burton, R. F.
Hervey Islands, Traditions of, see Gill, W. W...
Herzegovinians, see Howorth, H. H., "Spread of the
Slaves. Part II."
•
Hessen, see Nebal,
Miscellanea Anthro-
pologica, 16
Hickson, (Dr.) S. J., Notes on the Sengirese. 13th April,
1886
"Hidden Wisdom of Christ. By E. de Bunsen."
Review
Hieroglyphic Alphabet, Maya, see Bollaert, W...
Alphabet of Yucatan (Maya), see Bollaert, W...
Tablets from Easter Island, see Harrison,
..
··
··
•
J.P.
Hieroglyphics of Easter Island, see Harrison, J. P.
Relation of those in Easter Island to those of
Central America
Higgins, Alfred, on the Orthographic Projection of the
Skull. 6th March, 1866. (Plate)
A bstract and Discussion. 6th March, 1866
Note on Certain Scandinavian Museums.
With Discussion. 4th December, 1866
see Miscellanea Anthropologica, 63..
High Altitudes, their Influence on Man, see Glaisher, J.
Hill Canton of Sálár-the most Easterly Settlement of
the Turk Race. By R. B. Shaw." See Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 95.
Gleanings "
"Anthropological
FJ
•
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. clxxi
A.R. i, 488
J.A.I. v, 458-464
T.E.S. i, 245-261
A.R. iv, 34
J.A.I. v, 174
J.A.I. vii, 132
A.R. ii, 121, 122
J.A. 56
J.A.I. xv, 246
A.R. iii, 183
J.A.I. ii, 3
J.A.I. v, 329
J.A.I. v,
324
J.A.I. viii, 228
J.A.I. ii, 68
J.A.I. ii, 68
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. cxv
M.A.S. ii, 262
J.A.I. vi, 2
J.A.I. viii, 65
A.R. ii, 62
J.A.I. xvi, 136–143
A.R. iii, 198
M.A.S. i, 210
M.A.S. ii, 46
J.A.I. v, 248
J.A.I. iii, 370
Anthrop. 281
M.A.S. ii, 195–201
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. cxx-
cxxvi
A.R. v, J.A.S. pp. xiv-xix
A.R. iv, 288
A.R. i, 414
J.A.I. viii, 100
Index.
149
Hill Ranges of Southern India, see Anthropological
Notes, 26
Tribes of the Neilgherries, see Shortt, J.
Himalayan Origin and Connection of the Magyar and
Ugrian, see Clarke, H.
Himyaritic Inscriptions, see Playfair,
Hincks, (Rev.) Edward (M.D., D.D.), on the Ethnological
Bearing of the Recent Discoveries in Connection with
the Assyrian Inscriptions. (B.A., 2nd September,
1852.) Abstract
on the Forms of the Personal
Pronouns of the Two First Persons in the Indian,
European, Syro-Arabic, and Egyptian Languages.
(B.A., 6th September, 1852.) Abstract
Hincks, J. G., the Process of Derivation of the Spanish
Language from the Latin. (Being Part of the" Dis-
curso Preliminar" to the Romancero y Cancio-
nero," by Don Agustin Duran.) Translated from
the Spanish by J. G. H.
Hindoos and Europeans, see Anthropological News,
42. (Letters from Nouraja Bymaij)
Hindu Neology, see Owen, S. R. I.
see Owen, S. R. I.
<<
((
··
CC
((
Prophetess, see Walhouse, M. J.
Sacrificial Bell, see Crawfurd, J…….
Hispaniola, Aborigines of, see Roth, H. Ling
Hissarlik, Objects from (Ex. 186) ..
Historical Anthropology of Western Europe, see
C. C.
National Names as Scientific Terms, see
A. L.
History, Race in
Science of
··
•
··
··
••
··
•
··
··
··
··
··
•
··
History of Ancient Slavery, see Bower, J.
of Anthropology, see Bendyshe, T.
History of the Doctrine of the Deity of Jesus Christ:
Translated from the French of Albert Réville. Lon-
don, 1870," see Contemporary Literature..
•
Blake,
Lewis,
•
••
·
•
..
History of England. By Lord Macaulay." Review..
History of the Heung Noo, see Wylie, A.
of Man, Thoughts and Facts contributing to the
History of Medicine. By T. A. Wise." Review
History of Twins, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
58
Hitchcock, E., Anthropometric Statistics from Amherst
College, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 194
Statistics bearing upon the Amherst College
Students, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 181..
Hittite Ethnology, see Conder, C. R.
··
Words, see Conder, C. R., on the Early Races of
Western Asia
Hjaltalin, J. A., on the Civilisation of the First Icelandic
Colonists, with a Short Account of some of their
Manners and Customs. 7th May, 1867
Hodges, E. R., on the Slavonians ..
Hodges, N. E., Exhibition of a Portrait of Montezuma..
Hodgkin, Thomas, (M.D.), on the Ancient Inhabitants of
Canary Islands. 21st May, 1845
Obituary of..
•
..
•·
··
•
··
••
•
•
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. clvi
T.E.S. vii, 230
J.A.I. vii, 44
T.E.S. v, 174
J.E.S. iii. 210-214
J.E.S. iii, 218-220
A.R. vii, 154–163
A.R. v, 250
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. clxxvi
M.A.S. ii, 202
J.A.I. xiv, 187
T.E.S. v, 150
J.A.I. xvi, 247
J.A.I. v, 120
A.R. iv, 158
J.A.I. viii, 325
A.R. iii, 233–248
A.R. iii, 29
M.A.S. ii, 380
M.A.S. i, 335
J.A. 356
A.R. v, 129
J.A.I. v, 41
A.R. ii, 173-191
A.R. vii, 24 J
J.A.I. v,
J.A.I. xviiii 192
J.A.I. xvii, 357
J.A.I. xvii, 137
J.A.I. xix, 44
391
T.E.S. vi, 176–182
Anthrop. p. xciii
J.E.S., N.S. i, 218
J.E.S. i, 167-181
T.E.S. v, 341
T
150
Index.
··
Hodgkin, Thomas, (M.D.), Obituary of Dr. Prichard.
28th February, 1849
the Progress of Ethnology [1848]
Hoeitche or Uzes, see Howorth, H. H., on the Westerly
Drifting of the Nomades. Part VII..
Hoeven, J. van der, Obituary Notice
see Van der Hoeven.
Hoffman, (Dr.) W. J., an Absaroka Myth, see Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 115 ..
..
Notice of an Interesting Pueblo Weapon,
see Anthropological Miscellanea, 107
Remarks on Arrow Poisons prepared by
some Tribes of North American Indians. Title only.
22nd February, 1881
Hogg, John (M.A., F.R.S.), on Iceland; Its Inhabitants
and Language. 8th September, 1853. Abstract
Holden, J. Sinclair (M.D.), on Archaic Anthropology in
Ireland, see Anthropological News, 149
on a Dolichocephalic Cranium from Glen-
arm, County Antrim. With Discussion. 20th April,
1869
..
··
on Some Forms of Ancient Interments in
County Antrim. 19th June, 1871
on Giants' Caves in Ireland
Peculiar Neolithic Implement from
Antrim. 24th February, 1874. (Plate)
Holland, Cromlechs in
Holland, (Lieut.) Swinton C. (R.N.), on the Ainos. With
Discussion. 17th June, 1873. (2 Plates)
Holländer, Bernard, a Contribution to a Scientific Phreno-
logy. 10th June, 1890..
··
•
•
a Demonstration of Centres of Ideation in
the Brain from Observation and Experiment. With
Discussion. 12th February, 1889. (Woodcut)
Holmes, Oliver Wendell, "Mechanism in Thought and
Morals." Review. See Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 9 ..
Holmes, T., “Gray's Anatomy." Review
Holmes, T. V., Kace and Language, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 201
··
Honduras, Flint Implements from (Ex. 212)
(Ex. 105)
Stone Implements from (Ex. 193)..
see Anthropological Mis-
cellanea, 209 ..
Holt, R. B., the Earthworks at Portsmouth, Ohio, U.S.
With Discussion. 24th April, 1877. (Plate)
Holub, (Dr.) Emil, on the Central South African Tribes
from the South Coast to the Zambezi. With Dis-
cussion. 10th February, 1880. (5 Plates and
Holy Land, Anthropological Collections from, see Bur-
ton, R. F.
..
•
see Burton, R. F.
see Burton, R. F.
··
•
··
see Franks, A. W.
··
see Hamy, E. T., an Interpretation of One of the
Copan Monuments
··
J.E.S. ii, 182-207
J.E.S. i, 27-45
J.A.I. i, 242
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. lxxxii
J.A.I. x, 239
J.A.I. ix, 464
J.A.I. xi, 34
J.E.S. iv, 139–144
A.R. vii, 215
A.R. vii, J.A.S. pp. cliv,
clv
J.A.I. i, 219–221
Anthrop. 66
J.A.I. iv, 19, 20
Anthrop p. viii
J.A.I. iii, 233–244
J.A.I. xx, 227-234
J.A.I. xix, 12-26
J.A.I. i, 263
A.R. ii, 202
J.A.I. xviii, 439
J.A.I. xix, 251
J.A.I. vii, 132-137
J.A.I. x, 2-20
J.A.I. i, 300
J.A.I. i, 321
J.A.I. ii, 41
J.A.I. vii, 19
J.A., J.A.S. p. cix
J.A.I. vi, 37
J.A.I. vi, 37
J.A.I. xvi, 242
Index.
151
►
Honery, Thomas, Wailwun Language and Traditions,
see Ridley, W., "Australian Languages and Tradi-
tions"
Hooker, (Sir) Joseph (M.D., F.R.S.), on Child-bearing in
Australia and New Zealand. 23rd February, 1869
Hop-Scotch, History of the Game, see Crombie, J. W.
Horck, see Humboldt, v. H. v. d. Horck.
Horde, McLennan's Theory of the Primitive Human, see
Gomme, G. L. ..
Primitive Human, see Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 176
Miscel-
lanea, 180
lanea, 189
Hore, Edward C., on the Twelve Tribes of Tanganyika.
With Discussion. 7th February, 1882. (Map)
Horned African Family, see Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 120
see
see
Anthropological
··
··
··
February, 1868
Hova, Hair of (Ex. 102)
Hovas, see Oliver, S. P.
Anthropological
Horned Cairns of Caithness, see Anderson, J.
Hornpipe, the old British, and Its Affinities, see Balfour,
H.
Horsley, Victor (B.S., F.R.S.), Trephining in the Neoli-
thic Period. Abstract and Discussion. 10th May,
1887
··
•
Hosie, A., "Three Years in Western China." Review.
See Anthropological Miscellanea, 237
Hottentot Skeleton, see Wyman, J.
Houghton, Edward P. (M.D.), on the Dyaks of Borneo.
Discussion only, see Anthropology at the British
Association, 1866
on the Land Dayas of Upper Sarawak,
Seutah, Lihoy, Letung, and Quoss. 30th April,
1867
Miscel-
··
··
Seutah, Sikoy, Setany, and Quop. Notice and Dis-
cussion. 30th April, 1867
Houghton (Rev.) W., on a Hairy Family in Burmah. 25th
•
•
•
see Sibree, J.
of Madagascar, see Oliver, S. P. ..
Hovenden, Frederick. Man an Indestructible Atom.
Abstract and Discussion. 2nd March, 1869
··
..
Howarth, Osbert H., the Survival of Corporal Penance.
With Discussion. 27th November, 1888. (2 Plates)
Howitt, A. W., on some Australian Beliefs. 12th June,
1883
Ceremonies of Initiation.
With Discussion. 11th December, 1883
Notes on the Australian Class Systems.
With Discussion. 12th December, 1882. (Sketch
Map)
Further Notes on the Australian Class
Systems. 28th February, 1888. (Map)
Remarks on the Class Systems Collected
by Mr. Palmer, see Palmer, Edward
J.A.I. vii, 246-254
J.E.S., N.S. i, 68-75
J.A.I. xv, 403
J.A.I. xvii, 118
J.A.I. xvii, 276
J.A.I. xvii, 356
J.A.I. xviii, 99
J.A.I. xii, 2-21
J.A.I. x, 459
M.A.S. ii, 266
J.A.I. xx, 142
J.A.I. xvii, 100–106
J.A.I. xx, 366
A.R. iii, 330
A.R. iv, 402
M.A.S. iii, 195–200
A.R.
۲,
J.A.S. p. clxxxix
T.E.S. vii, 53-59
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. clxxv
M.A.S. iii, 1
J.A.I. ix, 35
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. cxix
A.R. vii, J.A.S. pp. xxxi-
cxxxiii
J.A.I. xviii, 275–281
J.A.I. xiii, 185-198
J.A.I. xiii, 432-459
J.A.I. xii, 496-512
J.A.I. xviii, 31-70
J.A.I. xiii, 335
152
Index.
Howitt, A. W., on Australian Medicine Men; or Doctors
and Wizards of some Australian Tribes. With
Discussion. 23rd February, 1886
J.A.I. xvi, 23-59
··
Notes on Australian Message Sticks and
Messengers. 11th December, 1888. (Plate)
J.A.I. xviii, 314-332
on Descent in the Dieri Tribe, see Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 203..
J.A.I. xix, 90
the Dieri and Other Kindred Tribes of Cen-
tral Australia. 25th February, 1890. (Sketch Map) J.A.I. xx, 30-104
the Jeraeil, or Initiation Ceremonies of
the Kurnai Tribe. With Discussion. 9th Decem-
ber, 1884..
on the Migrations of the Kurnai Ances-
tors. With Discussion. 24th November, 1885
Notes on Songs and Song-makers of some
Australian Tribes. 14th December, 1886
see Taplin, G. on the Mixed Races of
CC
Australia'
""
and the (Rev.) Lorimer Fison, (M.A.) on
the Deme and the Horde. With Discussion. 10th
June, 1884
and the (Rev.) Lorimer Fison, (M.A.).
From Mother-right to Father-right. 21st February,
1882
Howorth, (Sir) H. H., (K.C.S.I.) on the Archeology of
Bronze. 26th February, 1867
the Arian Nomades. Part I. The
Sauromatæ or Sarmatæ. 14th March, 1876..
some Changes of Surface Affecting
Ancient Ethnography. 24th March, 1868
the Ethnology of Germany. Part I. The
Saxons of Nether Saxony. With Discussion. 11th
December, 1876..
Part II. The Germans of
Cæsar. 12th June, 1877
of the Saxons. 26th June, 1877
Nether Saxony
•
..
• •
Part III. The Migration
• •
Part IV. The Saxons of
•
Part V. The Jutes and
Fomorians. 11th May, 1880.
Varini,
Varangians, and Franks.
Part VI.
Section I...
Part VI.
Section II.
The
The Varini
Varangians, and Franks.
on a Frontier Line of Ethnology and
Geology. 25th January, 1870
•
•
Introduction to the Translation of the
Han Annals. 30th December, 1873..
Khan and Bey, see Ethnological Notes
and Queries, 25
on the Mongols, see Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 49
Introductory Note to "Notes on the
Western Regions"
on the Origines of the Norsemen. 10th
December, 1867..
the Spread of the Slaves. Part I.
Croats. 13th November, 1877
..
The
••
J.A.I. xiv, 301-325
J.A.I. xv, 409–422
J.A.I. xvi, 327-335
J.A.I. iv, 52
J.A.I. xiv, 142-169
J.A.I. xii, 30-46
T.E.S. vi, 72-100
J.A.I. vi, 41-54
T.E.S. vii, 134-143
J.A.I. vi, 364-378
J.A.I. vii, 211-232
J.A.I. vii, 293-320
J.A.I. ix, 406-436
J.A.I. x, 174-211
J.A.I. xii, 525-553
J.A.I. xiii, 213-237
•
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 131–137
J.A.I. iii, 396-401
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 368
J.A.I. iv, 504
J.A.I. xi, 83
T.E.S. vi, 342–353
J.A.I. vii, 324-341
Index.
153
Howorth, (Sir) H. H., (K.C.S.I.) the Spread of the
Slaves. Part II. The Southern Serbs, Bosnians,
Montenegrins, and Herzegovinians. 26th March,
1878
Part III.
Northern Serbs or Sorabians and the Obodriti.
June, 1879
The
24th
Part IV.
The
Bulgarians
Report on the Stockholm Meeting of
the International Congress of Anthropology and
Prehistoric Archæology. (1874.) 10th November,
1874
Strictures on Dawinism. Part I. On
Fertility and Sterility. With Discussion. 19th
February, 1872 ..
The Westerly Drifting of the Nomades from
the Fifth to the Nineteenth Century. Part I.
1218-1868. 8th December, 1868
A.D.
Part II. The Seljuks, Ghaznevides, etc.
January, 1869
Part III. The Comans and Petchenegs
Part IV. The Circassians and White Khazars
Part V. The Hungarians
Part VI. The Kirghises, or Bourouts, the Kazaks,
Kalmucks, Euzbegs, and Nogays.
19th June,
1871
··
··
J.A.I. ii, 21-40
J.A.I. iii, 208-229
Part II. The Extinction
of Types. With Discussion. 3rd June, 1873
Part III. On Gradual
Variation. With Discussion. 28th April, 1874. J.A.I. iv, 101–121
The Varini, Varangians, see Anthropo-
logical Miscellanea, 139
J.A.I. xiii, 238
··
··
Part VII. The Thukiue or Turks Proper, and the
Hoeitche or Uzes. 19th June, 1871..
··
12th
Part VIII. The Avares, or Eastern Huns, see An-
thropological Miscellanea, 15
..
··
Part IX. The Fins and some of their Allies. 3rd
June, 1872
Part X. The Alans or Lesghs. With Discussion.
6th May, 1873
Part XI. The Bulgarians. 17th June, 1873
Part XII. The Huns. With Discussion.
December, 1873..
U •
30th
>>
see Wylie, A., “History of the South-
Western Barbarians and Chaou-sëen
Huasco, Antiquities from, see Read, C. H.
(Ex. 395).
··
··
••
J.A.I. viii, 65-91
..
J.A.I. ix, 181–232
J.A.I. xi, 219–267
J.A.I. iv, 339-362
J.E.S., N.S. i, 12-34
J.E.S., N.S. i, 378-387
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 83-95
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 182-192
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 469-476
J.A.I. i, 226-242
J.A.I. i, 242-253
J.A.I. ii, 114–127
J.A.I. ii, 205-227
J.A.I. iii, 145-173
J.A.I. iii, 277–299
J.A.I. iii, 452-474
J.A.I. ix, 53
J.A.I. xix, 57
J.A.I. xix, 57
154
Index.
Hudson, Henry (M.D.), on the Irish Celt. With Dis-
cussion. 14th June, 1870
Hughes, T. McKenny, (M.A.), on the Evidence afforded
by the Gravels and Brick-earth as to the Antiquity
of Man. With Discussion. 22nd May, 1877
Exploration of Cave Ha, near Giggles-
wick, Settle, Yorkshire. With Discussion. 9th
December, 1873. (Plate)
and the Rev. D. R. Thomas, on the Occur-
rence of Felstone Implements of the Le Moustier
Type in Pontnewydd Cave, near Cefn, St. Asaph.
9th December, 1873. (Plate)
see Thomas, D. R., and T. McKenny
Hughes, on a Cairn near Cefn
Hull, E. Gordon, (M.D.), on the Arabs of Arabia Petræa
and Wâdy Arabah, see Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 149
Human Bones at Chatham, see Owen, R.
37
see Bird, H.
Crania, Quatrefages on the. Review
Hair as a Race Character, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 65
Hybridity, see Miscellanea Anthropologica,
found in Tumuli on the Cotswold Hills,
··
see Miscellanea Anthropologica, 43 .
Hybrids, Infecundity of, see Crawfurd, J.
Jaw from Belgium, see Blake, C. C.
Fossil, see Collyer, R. H.
Mouth, see Nasmyth, A...
Origin, Theories of ..
Pairing Season, Survival of, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 186
Race, Origin of
··
Plurality of, see Pouchet, G.
Races classed in Accordance with the Moral and
Intellectual Characteristics, see Napier, C. o.
Groom
C...
··
Remains Buried in Peat in the Zetland Islands see
Hunt, J., on the Influence of Peat in Destroying
the Human Body
··
found at Barrington, Cambridgeshire, see
Bendyshe, T.
··
Mackie, S. J.
Iceland, see Blake, C. C...
see Burton, R. F.
Cowley, see Hutchinson, J.
Heathery Burn Cave, Durham, see
at Keiss, see Anderson, J.
see Petrie, G.
see Shearer, R. I.
··
··
··
J.A., J.A.S. pp. clxxviii
-clxxxi and clxxxii-
clxxxiv
··
J.A.I. vii, 162-165; 174-
185
at Bath, see Buckland, A. W. J.A.I. vi, 246
(Ex. 201) ..
J.A.I. vi, 246
from a Bone Cave in Brazil, see Blake, C.
J.A.I. iii, 383-387; 390-
392
J.A.I. iii, 387-390
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. cxlii
J.A.I. xv, 132
A.R. i, 187
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. lxv
Anthrop. 102-433
J.A.I. vi, 71
A.R. ii, 344
A.R. iii, 87
T.E.S. iii, 356
A.R. v, 294
A.R. v, 221
J.E.S. i, 192
A.R. vii, 1
J.A.I. xviii, 93
Anthrop. 42
A.R. iii, 120
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. clx
M.A.S. ii, 364
A.R. i, T.A.S. p. xv
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. cclxv
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. cxlvi
T.E.S. ii, 266
J.A.I. ii, 344
J.A.I. ii, 342
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. clii
A.R. iv, J.A.S. cl
p.
A.R. iv, J.A.S.
P. clvii
Index
155
Human Remains from Kent's Hole, see Blake, C. C.
in the Gravels of Leicestershire, by F.
Drake, see Anthropology at the British Associa-
tion, 1869
in Kist-vaens on the "Muckle
Heog" in the Island of Unst (Shetland), see Blake,
C. C.
H.
in Lough Gur, Co. Limerick
found at Luton, see Busk, G.
from Marad, see Blake, C. C.
Morton (Ex. 314) ..
at Moulin-Quignon, see Tylor, A.
from Muskham, see Mackie, S. J.
Palmyra, see Blake, C. C.
Wheatley (Ex. 311)
found at Wroxeter, see Wright, I.
..
in Shell-mounds, see Huxley, T.
discovered by General Pitt Rivers] at
Woodcuts, Rotherley, etc., see Beddoe, J.
Sacrifice, False Charge of
..
•
Skeletons discovered in the Département de la
Dordogne Coeval with the Mammoth, see Anthro-
pological News, 152 ..
··
•
•
Skull and Fragments of Bones of the Red Deer,
from Birkdale, see Busk, G.
Species, Classification of, see Flower, W. H.
Species, Development of, see Schaaffhausen, H.
Evidence in Favour of the Unity of the,
see Dunn, R.
•
•
Humphry, (Sir) G. M., on the Term, “Quadrumanous,
see Anthropological News, 12
··
Hungary, Photographs of Croats (Ex. 57)
Primitive Period of, see Vogt, C.
Some Varieties of the, see Latham,
R. G.
Workmanship, Objects Simulating, found in Red
Crag of Suffolk, see Charlesworth, E.
Humanity, "De l'Humanité, par Bodichon, Docteur en
Médecine à Alger. 1853.' Review..
Humboldt, v. H. v. d. Horck, Alexander, the Physical
Condition and Distinctive Characteristics of the
Lapplanders, and the Races Inhabiting the North
Coast of Europe. 28th November, 1876
Hume, (Rev.) A. (D.C.L., LL.D.), the Origin, Character-
istics, and Dialect of the People in the Counties of
Down and Antrim. (B. A. 7th September, 1852.)
Abstract..
•
Stature of the Inhabitants, see Beddoe, J.
•
··
..
Hums (Emesa), Description of Remains from, see An-
thropological Miscellanea, 14
··
Hunebedden
Hunebedden, or Cromlechs in Drenthe, Holland, see
Lubach, D.
Hungarians, see Howorth, H. H., on the Westerly
Drifting of Nomades, Part V
+
""
··
•
Huns, see Howorth, H. H., on the Westerly Drifting of
the Nomades, Part XII
Hunsbury Camp, Skulls from (Ex. 404)
.: J.A.I. vi, 316-323
..
•
A.R. ii, J.A.S.
A.R. vii, 427
M.A.S. i, 299
A.R. ii, 59, 60
A.R. i, T.A.S. p. xi
J.A.I. ii, 54
J.A.I. xiv, 3
A.R. i, 166
T.E.S. ii, 266
J.A.I. i, 312
J.A.I. xiv, 3
T.E.S. ii, 364
T.E.S. ii, 265
J.A.I. xix, 2
J.E.S., N.S. i, 203
A.R. vii, 331
J.A.I. iii, 104
J.A.I. xiv, 378
A.R. vii, 366
P. cclxiii
T.E.S. i, 186
A.R. v, 204; 334
J.E.S. iv, 148
J.A.I. ii, 91
A.R. iii, 287-293
J.E.S. iii, 229–233
A.R. v, 240
J.A.I. i, 422
Anthrop. p. viii
J.A.I. vi, 158
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 469
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xxxii
J.A.I. xi, 410
J.A.I. iii, 452
J.A.I. xix, 182
1
156
Index.
Hunt, James, (Ph.D.), Abstract of a Report of the Ethno-
logical Papers read at the Manchester Meeting of the
British Association in September, 1861. 19th
November, 1861..
··
on the Acclimatisation of Europeans in
the United States of America..
Address to the Anthropological Society,
1864. 5th January, 1864
Anniversary Address to the Anthropo-
logical Society of London. 3rd January, 1865
Address delivered at the Third Anniver-
sary Meeting of the Anthropological Society of
London. 3rd January, 1866
Anniversary Address to the Anthropo-
logical Society, 1867. 1st January, 1867
Address to the Anthropological Society.
4th February, 1868
Anniversary Address, delivered before the
Anthropological Society of London. 19th January,
on Anthropological Classification.
stract
on the Application of the Principle of
Natural Selection to Anthropology
1869
..
on Carnac, in Brittany.
Discussion. 16th February, 1869
1867
•
··
Archaic Anthropology of the Zet-
land Isles. Abstract and Discussion. 14th Novem-
ber, 1865..
Abstract and
•
•
··
•
•
on Five Chinese Skulls. 3rd December,
Ab-
Death of, see Anthropological News, 159
on the Death of Mr. John Crawfurd.
19th May, 1868..
on the Doctrine of Continuity Applied to
Anthropology
on Ethno-Climatology; or the Acclimati-
sation of Man. 4th February, 1862.
4th February, 1862. With Discus-
sion
•
Report on Explorations into the Archaic
Anthropology of the Islands of Unst, Brassay, and
the Mainland of Zetland, undertaken for the Earl of
Zetland and the Anthropological Society of London.
14th November, 1865. (Plate and Woodcuts)
Report on Failure of Amalgamation
Scheme
Interpretation of Some Inscrip-
tions on Stones recently discovered in the Islands of
Brassay and Zetland. 19th June, 1866. (Wood-
cuts)
T.E.S. ii, 1-3
A.R. viii, 109-137
A.R. ii, J.A.S. pp. lxxx-xciii
A.R. iii, J.A.S. pp.lxxxv-cxii
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. lix-lxxxi
A.R. v, J.A.S. pp. xliv-lxx
A.R. vi, J.A.S. pp. xcviii, xcix
··
A.R. vii, J.A.S. pp. civ-cvii
A.R. i, 382
A.R. iv, 320-340
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. xv–xviii
A.R. vii, J.A.S. pp. cxxiii-
CXXX
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. xxvii
A.R. viii, 97
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. clxxi
A.R. v, 110-120
.. M.A.S. ii, 294–338
T.E.S. ii, 50-79
on the Influence of Some Kinds of Peat in
Destroying the Human Body, as shown by the Dis-
covery of Human Remains Buried in Peat, in the
Zetland Islands. 19th June, 1866. (Woodcut).. M.A.S. ii, 364–372
on the Influence of Peat in Destroying
the Human Body. Abstract and Discussion. 5th
June, 1866
A.R. vi, J.A.S. pp. clxxxix-
CXCV
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. ccvi-ccix
M.A.S. ii. 373-379
Index.
157
Hunt, James, (Ph.D.), on the Interpretation of Some
Inscriptions on Stones recently discovered in the
Islands of Brassay and Zetland. Abstract and Dis-
cussion. 19th June, 1866
Introductory Address on the Study of
Anthropology, delivered before the Anthropological
Society of London. 24th February, 1863
Inaugural Address on the Study of An-
thropology. Discussion. 24th February, 1863
on the Keiss Graves. With Discussion..
on the Negro's Place in Nature. 17th
November, 1863
Abstract
and Discussion. 17th November, 1863
Physical and Mental Characters
Letter with Regard to the Meeting of the
British Association at Dundee, in September, 1867.. A.R. v, 368
on the Localisation of the Functions of the
Brain, with Special Reference to the Faculty of
Language
of the Negro. Abstract
on Physio-Anthropology. With Discus-
sion. 4th June, 1867; 18th June, 1867; 21st June,
1867
on the Principle of Natural Selection
Applied to Anthropology. Discussion. See Anthro-
pology at the British Association, 1866. .
Carl Vogt's Lectures on Man, Edited by
J. H. Review
·
··
•
see Miscellanea Anthropologica, 63
Hunt, Sanford B. (M.D.), the Negro as a Soldier
Hunter, (Captain) F. M. (R.N.), Notes on Socotra.
November, 1877. (Woodcuts)
Hunza, Customs and Language of, see Leitner, G. W.,.
"Huron Race, and its Head Form." Review. See
Anthropological Miscellanea,
Hutchings, James, Remarks about the Consecration of
the Serpent as an Emblem, but not an Object of
Worship among the Intelligent Druids. Abstract.
22nd April, 1873
Hutchinson, J., on Some Human Remains from Cowley,
near Cheltenham. 28th February, 1865
Hutchinson, Mark, Notes on a Collection of Fac-simile
Bushman Drawings. 11th July, 1882
Hutchinson, T. J. (Consul), Anthropology of Pre-historic
Peru. With Discussion. 12th January, 1875.
(3 Plates)
·
..
27th
••
Argentine Anthropology. Letter
on the Chaco and Other Indians of South
America. 22nd March, 1864 ..
Explorations amongst Ancient Burial
Grounds (Chiefly on the Sea Coast Valleys) of Peru.
Part I. With Discussion. 11th November, 1873..
Part II. With Discussion. 10th February, 1874..
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. ccix, ccx
A.R. i, 1-20
A.R. i, 183-185
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. clxiii-
clxx
A.R. vi, 329-345
A.R. vii, 100-116
A.R. vii, 201-214
M.A.S. i, 1-64
A.R. ii, J.A.S. pp. xv-lvi
A.R. i, 386
A.R. v, J.A.S.} pp. ccix-
cclxxi
A.R. iv, 395
A.R. vii, 177
A.R. iv, 288
A.R. vii, 40-54
J.A.I. vii, 364-372
J.A.I.
J.A.I. xx, 204
J.A.I. i, 262
J.A.I. iii, 120-122
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. cxlvi
J.A.I. xii, 464, 465
J.A.I. iv, 438-457
A.R. vi, 215-216
T.E.S. iii, 321-334
J.A.I. iii, 311-326
J.A.I. iv, 2–13
158
Index.
Hutchinson, T. J. (Consul), on the Paraná Indians.
Short Note. 31st December, 1867
Physical Characters of the Patagonians.
Short Note. 31st December, 1867
on Eight Skulls from Rosario. 16th June,
1868
on the Social and Domestic Traits of the
African Tribes; with a Glance at their Superstitions,
Cannibalism, etc.
the Tehuelche Indians of Patagonia.
24th November, 1868 ..
Hut Circles, see Roberts, G. E.
Huxley, T. H., (D.C.L., F.R.S.) Address on Indian Ethno-
logy. 9th March, 1869
on North-American Ethnology.
13th April, 1869.
1870
CC
··
News, 175
··
Anniversary Address, 1870
on the Ethnology of Britain. 10th May,
•
• •
on two Extreme Forms of Human Crania.
Abstract and Discussion, see Anthropology at the
British Association, 1866
on the Geographical Distribution of the
Chief Modifications of Mankind. With Discussion.
7th June, 1870. (Map)
on the Human Remains found in the
Shell-Mounds. (Province Wellesley, Malay Penin-
sula.) 1st July, 1862 ..
"Man's Place in Nature." 1863. Re-
view
..
..
and Sir Roderick
Anthropological News, 134..
Hyæna-Bed at the Victoria Cave, Settle,
R. H.
Hybridism
..
··
on the Methods and Results of Ethnology,
see Miscellanea Anthropologica, 48
on Celts and Teutons, see Anthropological
••
..
..
News, 176
on Political Ethnology, see Anthropo-
logical News, 173
Last New Theory, see Anthropological
News, 174
•
see Anthropological
•
•
•
··
Murchison, see
D
··
see Tiddeman,
··
··
Hybridity. By P. Broca." Review
Hybridity, see Farrar, F. W.
see Miscellanea Anthropologica, 42
see Miscellanea Anthropologica, 43
Influence of, see Knox, R., Ethnological Inquiries
and Observations
•
•
..
··
Human, see Miscellanea Anthropologica, 37..
Hybrids, Human, Supposed Infecundity of, see Craw-
furd, J..
see Crawfurd, J...
Hydah Village, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 98
Hyksôs, or Shepherd Kings of Egypt, see Tomkins, H. G.
Hypertrichosis, see Garson, J. G...
A.R. vi, J.A.S. pp. lxiii,
lxiv
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. lxiv
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. clxxvii
T.E.S. i, 327-340
T.E.S. vii, 313-325
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. lx
J.E.S., N.S. i, 89–93
J.E.S., N.S. i, 218–221
J.E.S.. N.S. ii, p. xvi
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 382–384
A.R. iv, 404
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 404-412
T.E.S. ii, 265-266
A.R. i, 107-117
A.R. iii, 231
A.R. viii, 207
A.R. viii, 209
A.R. viii, 197
A.R. viii, 204
A.R. vi, 464
J.A.I. vii, 165
Anthrop. 499
A.R. ii, 164
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. ccxxii
A.R. iii, 87
A.R. iii, 87
A.R. i, 246
A.R. ii, 344
T.E.S. iii, 356
A.R. ii, 318
J.A.I. viii, 426
J.A.I. xix, 183
J.A.I. xiii, 6
Index.
159
Hypertrichosis, Photographs of Cases of (Ex. 297)
Hypertrophy of the Skull, see Gibb, G. D.
Hypogeum at Valaquie, see Carmichael, A. A….
Hythe, Crania from, see Knox, R…….
and Other Human Bones from, see Knox,
R.
H.F.C., see Chorley, H. F.
H, [G.], see Harris.
H, [J. P.], see Harrison.
I.
Iceland, its Inhabitants and Language, see Hogg, J.
Human Remains from, see Blake, C. C...
see Burton, R. F.
Tour in
Icelandic Colonists, the First, see Hjaltalin
Remains on the Potomac, near Washington, see
Anthropological News, 91 ..
Iconography of the Skull, see Wesley, W. H.
see Welsey, W. H.
Idæi Dactyli, see Clarke, Hyde, on the Proto-ethnic
Condition of Asia Minor
Idea of Life, as Deduced from Contemporary Physiology.
Virchow-Claude Bernard. Translated from Le
Correspondant of 25th October, 1868, by E. S.
Dunster, M.D.
•
Miscellanea, 192
Ideographs, Nicobarese, see Ball, V.
Idiotic Family at Downham, see Atkinson, H. G.
Idol from Nicobar (Ex. 143)
Ideation, Centres of in the Brain, see Holländer, B.
Identification and Description, see Anthropological
Ilchester Lectures for 1889-90.
(C
Idolatry in Ireland, Alleged, see Anthropological Mis-
cellanea, 62
•
pological Miscellanea, 228 ..
Illyrian Letters, by Arthur J. Evans, B.A., F.S.A.," see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 95. Anthropo-
logical Gleanings"
Immunity of Monkey to Strychnine, see Anthropological
•
Review. See Anthro-
(C
•
News, 182
··
Implement, Paleolithic, from the Bed of the Thames, see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 131..
Implements from Australia (Ex. 239)
the Caves of Dordogne, see Jones, T. R.
Saint-Brieuc, Normandy, see Rivers,
..
A. H. Pitt
South Africa (Ex. 39)
Analogous Forms of, see Westropp, H. M.
of, among Early and Primitive
Races, see Westropp, H. M…….
Ancient Egyptian, see Price, F. G. H.
Chert, in the Nile Valley, see Rivers, A. H. Pitt
Flint and Stone, from Denmark and Schleswig-
Holstein, see Rose, Wilmot
··
• •
Paleolithic, from the Valley of the Axe, see
Evans, J.
J.A.I. xiii, 6
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. cclxx
J.A.I. iii, 272
T.E.S. i, 238
T.E.S. ii, 136
J.E.S. iv, 139
J.A.I. ii, 344
J.A.I. ii, 342
Anthrop. p. i
T.E.S. vi, 176
A.R. vi, 223
A.R. iv. J.A.S. p. cxx
M.A.S. ii, 189
J.E.S., N.S. i, 39
A.R. viii, 49-69
J.A.I. xix, 12
J.A.I. xviii, 177
J.A.I. x, 103
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. xxxii
J.A.I. iii, 2
J.A.I. v, 492
J.A.I. xx, 361
J.A.I. viii, 101
A.R. viii, 217
J.A.I. xii, 437
J.A.I. ix, 3
J.A.I. ii, 362
J.A.I. ii, 68
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. cii
A.R. iv,
J.A.S. P.
clxxxiii
M.A.S. ii, 288
J.A.I. xiv, 56
J.A.I. xi, 382
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. xx and xl
J.A.I. vii, 499
160
Index.
Implements and Dress from South Africa, see Baines, T. A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. cii
see Flint Implements.
Inca Skulls, see Anthropological Notes, 23
Incas of Peru, see Bollaert, W.
Portraits of (Ex. 267)
Incas, Trephining in the Days of the, see Anthropological
News, 72
320)
··
Incised Flints from Kent (Ex. 173)
Slate Tablet from Towyn (Ex. 264)
India, see Campbell, A., on the Lepchas
see Campbell, G.
see Crawfurd, J.
··
see Dalton, E. T., on the "Kols
see Doria, A.
Review.
see Macpherson, S. C.
see Maniegar, S. C. C.,
on the Tamul Castes
see Mitra, R., on the Gypsies of Bengal..
see Mouat, F. J.
see Munphool Pundit
see Oldham, T., on the Cassia Tribe
see Pearse, G. G., on the Excavation of a Raised
Stone Circle, near Wurreegaon
see Shortt, J., on the Domber Caste
see Shortt, J., on the Marvar Tribes
see Tagore, G.M., on the Caste System
see Taylor, Meadows, on the Prehistoric
Archæology of India
Aborigines of, see Crawfurd, J.
Agricultural Implements from the Naga Hills (Ex.
•
>>
··
•
•
• •
..
..
•
··
•
··
··
..
·
Andamanese Bone Necklaces (Ex. 263)
Skeleton (Ex. 272)..
Ethnological Objects from Dardistan and Tibet
(Ex. 19)..
Ethnology and Archæology of. Address by Pro-
fessor Huxley
Ethnographic Researches in. Review.
Anthropological Miscellanea, 225..
..
Grotesque Figures Carved in Teak-wood from the
Nicobar Islands (Ex. 24)
··
··
..
..
··
··
Leaf-wearing Tribe in, see Walhouse, M. J.
Lepcha Ornaments, Weapons, etc. (Ex. 15)
Mountain Tribes of the North-West Frontier,
see Fosberry
··
Objects of Art and Implements from (Ex. 14)
Objects from Manipur (Ex. 371)..
Scinde (Ex. 227)
• •
Paleolithic Implements from Madras (Ex. 294)
Parsee Burial in, see Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 198
•
..
··
·
··
•
See
Phallic Worship of, see Sellon, E.
Prehistoric Finds in, see Foote, R. B.
Races of, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
•
•
179
the Races of, as Traced in Existing Tribes and
Castes, see Campbell, G.
..
Sanitary Condition of Troops in, see Camps, J...
Scalping in, see Ethnological Notes and
Queries, 8
J.A. 363
J.E.S. iii, 132
J.A.I. xi, 455
A.R v, 374
J.A.I. iv, 88
J.A.I. xi, 310
J.E.S., N.S. i, 143
J.E.S., N.S. i, 128
T.E.S. vi, 59
T.E.S. vi, 1
J.E.S., N.S. i, 179
A.R. iv, 360
T.E.S. iii, 93
M.A.S. iii, 120
T.E.S. vi, 42
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 35
J.E.S. iii, 238
J.E.S., N.S. i, 207
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. clxxxix
M.A.S. iii, 201
T.E.S. ii, 369
J.E.S., N.S. i, 157
T.E.S. vi, 59
J.A.I. xiv, 114
J.A.I. xi, 294
J.A.I. xii, 69
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 31
J.E.S., N.S. i, 89
J.A.I. xx, 290
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 137
J.A.I. iv, 369
J.E.S., N.S. i, 157
J.E.S., N.S. i, 182
J.E.S., N.S. i, 89
J.A.I. xvi, 346
J.A.I. vii, 364
J.A.I. xii, 513
J.A.I. xviii, 420
M.A.S. i, 327
J.A.I. xvi, 70
J.A.I. xvii, 289
J.E.S., N.S. i, 128
A.R. i, 410
J.E.S., N.S. i, 86
Index.
161
India, Sect of Mahárájas, or Vallabhúcháryas, see Ma-
Review
hárájas.
1
Skull from the Nicobar Islands (Ex. 367)
Stone Implements from (Ex. 363)..
cellanea, 138
305)
Naga Hills (Ex. 120)
Tribes of the Neilgherries (Ex. 56)
Bengal, see Campbell, A., on the Looshais
see Godwin-Austen, H. H., on the Garo
Ceylon, see Bailey, J.
Hill Tribes
Central, the Meenas, see Showers
and Southern, see Elliot, W.
see Anthropological Mis-
the Banda District (Ex.
see a "Tamil," on the Weddos
Notes, 26
(Ex. 200)
•
141)
Hill Tribes, see Fryer, G. E.
Plate of Mulchers
•
..
··
Southern, see Shortt, J., on the Kojahs..
Aborigines of, see Shortt, J.
··
••
•
·
··
·
see Maniegar, S. C. C., on the Mookwas
Dardistan, see Leitner, G. W.
North-East, Ethnological Objects from the Naga
Hills (Ex. 255)
Naga Hills, on the Wild Tribes Inhabiting the,
see Woodthorpe, R. G.
Oude, see Greenhow, H. M.
South, see Shortt, J., on the Bayadère
South, Skull of Yanadi (Ex. 73)
found in Venezuela, see Ernst, A.
Temples in Mysore, Photographs of (Ex. 55)
Tombs of Chiriquí, see Bollaert, W.
•
•
•
•
Stone Celts from the Shevaroy Hills (Ex.
With
··
··
the Armenians of, see Shortt, J...
the Fishermen of, see Shortt, J. ..
Hill Ranges of, see Anthropological
Iron Arrow-heads and Spear-heads from
Stone Celts from, see Rivers, A. H. Pitt
Wild Tribes of, see Shortt, J.
..
•
Indian Archiepelago, Alphabets of the, see Crawfurd, J.
Pagan Populations of the, see Latham,
R. G.
Arrow-heads, see Walhouse, M. J.
Burial Mounds and Shell-heaps near Pensacola,
Florida. By G. M. Sternberg, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 84. "Recent Anthropology
""
··
Gnosticism; or, Sacti Puja, the Worship of the
Female Powers, see Sellon, E.
Institute, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 48
Manufacture (Ex. 84)
Picture Writing in British Guiana, see Brown, C. B.
from British Guiana (Ex. 27)
Pipes from Lake Erie (Ex. 93)
Remains from the Coast of Labrador, see Lloyd,
T. G. B...
··
..
··
.. J.A.I. vii, 110
A.R. iv, 252
J.A.I. xvi, 147
J.A.I. xvi, 65
J.A.I. xiii, 119
J.A.I. xiii, 184
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. lxi
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xxx
J.A.I. iii, 57
J.A.I. ü, 391
A.R. ii, 327
J.E.S., N.S. i, 94
T.E.S. ii, 278
T.E.S. iii, 70
T.E.S. iv, 348
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 31
J.A.I. xi, 56
J.A.I. xi, 56, 196
T.E.S. i, 71
M.A.S. iii, 182
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. cxvii
J.A.I. ii, 348
J.E.S., N.S. i, 80
J.A.I. ii, 402
T.E.S. iii, 373
J.A. 180
T.E.S. v, 193
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. clvi
J.A.I. vi, 245
J.A.I. ii, 348
T.E.S. vii, 186
J.E.S. ii, 246
T.E.S. i, 202
J.A.I. vi, 245
M.A.S. ii, 264
J.A.I. iv, 504
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. cxix
J.A.I. ii, 254
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 416
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. cxi
J.A.I. iv, 39
J.A. [3], J.A.S. p. vii
A.R. v, J.A.§. p. xxxii
T.E.S. ii, 147
M
1
162
Index.
Indian Tribes in North America, Distribution of, see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 182..
of Texas, see Bollaert, W.
Indians inhabiting Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, and
California, by Dr. Edward Palmer, see Anthropo-
logical Miscellanea, 93. Anthropological Glean-
ings
""
of Cape Flattery, The, at the Entrance to the
Strait of Fuca, Washington Territory. By James
G. Swan, see Contemporary Literature
of the Missouri
..
of the Mosquito Territory, see Collinson, J.
of South America, see Parish Woodbine
Indices, Cranial and Other, Scale to Find, see Atkinson,
G. M.
Indo-Chinese and Inter-Oceanic Races and Languages, see
··
(C
Keane, A. H.
Races, Manners of, and Races of the Indian Archi-
pelago, see Yule, H.
Indo-European Languages, see Latham, R. G.
•
Origins, Discussion on Dr. Pruner-Bey's Paper
read before the Anthropological Society of Paris
Indo-Europeans, on the Origin of, see Anthropological
Society of Paris
··
• •
··
the Origin of..
Industrial Arts of the Esquimaux, see King, R.
Infanticide among Kafirs, see Calloway, H.
Infecundity of Human Hybrids, see Crawfurd, J.
see Crawfurd, J. ..
Influence of Blood-Relationship in Marriage upon the
Offspring, see Mitchell, A.
··
of Climate and of Hybridity over Man, see
Knox, R., Ethnological Inquiries and Observations
Influence of Man upon Man and the Lower Animals
Influence of Peat in Destroying the Human Body, see
Hunt, J...
··
of Race on Duration of Life and Development of
Disease
··
··
•
•
of Race on Religion, see Pike, L. O.
•
Influences of Pendency of the Epiglottis, see Gibb, G. D.
Ingleby's "Introduction to Metaphysics," see Anthropo-
logical News, 147
Inglis, (Rev.) John, Report of a Missionary Tour in the
New Hebrides. 11th December, 1851
Inheritance of an Abnormal Distortion of the Wrist, see
Letter from
Life; its Attributes and Belongings
Chambers, C. H.
Inishkea, off the West Coast of Ireland, Colony of
Heathens in, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
34
Initiation Ceremonies, Australian, see Howitt, A. W...
of the Kurnai Tribe, see Howitt, A. W.
Inman, T., on Ancient Temples in Malta..
Causes which Determine the Rise and Fall
of Nations
on Difficulties in Theologies and Science
on the Influence of Man upon Man and
the Lower Animals
··
J.A.I. xvii, 358
J.E.S. ii, 262
J.A.I. vii, 544
J.A. 237
J.E.S., N.S. 332
M.A.S. iii, 148
T.E.S. iv, 173
J.A.I. viii, 279
J.A.I. ix, 254
J.A.I. ix, 290
J.E.S. ii, 224
A.R. iii, 307-320; 322
A.R. iii, 161
A.R. iii, 324
J.E.S. ì, 277
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. cxxxvii
A.R. ii, 318
T.E.S. iii, 356
M.A.S. ii, 402
A.R. i, 246
Anthrop. 37
M.A.S. ii, 364
A.R. iv, P.M.A. 73-75
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. cxxxv
M.A.S. iii, 106
A.R. vii, 214
J.E.S. iii, 53-85
A.R. ii, 59
J.A.I. ii, 447
J.A.I. xiii, 432 】 }
J.A.I. xiv, 301
Anthrop. 18
Anthrop. 217
Anthrop. p. xi
Anthrop. 37
Anthrop. 21
Anthrop. p. xliii
Index.
163
..
Inman, T., on the Origin of the Human Race
on Theological Philology. Review
Insanity, Moral Irresponsibility Resulting from, see
Harris, G.
Inscribed Rock Surface at Mevagh, see Kinahan, G. H.
Inscriptions on Ancient British Rocks, see Seemann, B.
on Rocks found in Central America, see Seemann,
B...
··
on Stones in the Island of Brassay, see Hunt, J.
Inscriptions, Himyaritic, see Playfair
Instability of Cross-breeds in the Ovine Species, see
Anthropological Society of Paris..
Instinct, see Coudereau
··
··
• •
see Harris, G.
W.
Instinctive Actions, see Murray,
Instructions sur l'Anthropologie de l'Algerie, by Faid-
herbe, Review
Instrument for Determining the Facial Angle, see
Atkinson, G. M.
Measuring the Facial Angle (Ex. 259)
Deterinining Reaction-Time (Ex. 391)
Measuring the Proportions of the Human
Body, see Bonomi, Joseph
Rate of Movement of the Various
Limbs, see Galton, F...
News, 98
..
•
··
··
-
··
(Ex. 390)..
Intellect, Anatomy of, see Dendy, W. C.
and Instinct, see Harris, G.
•
""
Intellectual Character of the Esquimaux, see King, R. .
"Intellectual Development of Europe. By J. W. Draper.'
Review
Intelligence of Apes and Monkeys, see Crisp,
and Instinct, see Coudereau,
(Ex. 421)
Testing Perception of Differences of Tint
•
··
··
··
Interglacial American Man, Supposed Evidence of the
Existence of, by Daniel Wilson, LL.D., F.R.S.E.,
see Anthropological Miscellanea, 95.
"Anthro-
pological Gleanings "
Inter-marriage of Kindred.
Address delivered
before the Eclectic Medical Society of the State of
New York, January 26th, 1870. By Alexander
Wilder, M.D." See Contemporary Literature
Interments, Ancient, in County Antrim, see Holden, J. S.
International Agreement on the Classification and
Nomenclature of the Cephalic Index, see Garson, J. G.
Code of Symbols for Use on Archæological Maps,
see Evans, J.
Congress of Americanists, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 190
··
..
··
•
• •
of Anthropology, see Anthropological
Notes, 8..
of Anthropology and Prehistoric Archæo-
logy. 1874. See Howorth, H. H...
for Archæology and History.
September, 1868
Bonn.
of Archaic Anthropology
see Anthropological
..
Anthrop. 42
A.R. vi, 378
J.A.I. ii, 183
J.A.I. xviii, 170
M.A.S. ii, 277
M.A.S. ii, 277
M.A.S. ii, 373
T.E.S. v, 174
A.R. v, 361
A.R. vi, 399
J.A.I. iii, 73
A.R. i, 412
Anthrop. 435
J.A.I. xi, 122
J.A.I. xi, 122
J.A.I. xix, 27
J.A.I. ii, 180
J.A.I. xx, 200
J.A.I. xx, 200
J.A.I. xix, 27
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. xxvii
J.A.I. iii, 73
J.E.S. i, 127
A.R. iii, 29
A.R. ii, 308
A.R. vi, 399
J.A.I. viii, 101
J.A. 106
J.A.I. i, 219
J.A.I. xvi, 17
J.A.I. v, 427
J.A.I. xviii, ŷ
J.A. 114
J.A.I. iv, 339
A.R. viii, 41-46
A.R. vi, 203-215
A.R. vi, 323
M 2
164
Index.
International Congress of Prehistoric Archeology and
Anthropology at Lisbon, see Anthropological Mis-
cellanea, 124
..
1889, Anthropo-
logical Miscellanea, 205
Inter-Oceanic Races, Nomenclature of, see Whitmee,
S. J.
..
and Languages, Relations of, with the
Indo-Chinese, see Keane, A. H.
Interpretation of Inscriptions on Stones in the Island of
Brassay, see Hunt, J. ..
•
Intoxicating Potabes, Plants Yielding, see Crawfurd, J.
"Introduction à l'étude des Races Humaines. By A. de
Quatrefages." Review
Introduction to the Popular Magazine of Anthropology
"Invasion of the Crimea. By C. Kinglake." Review.
Iran and Turan. Review
Iranian Race, Ethnology of, see Khanikoff, N.
see Kanikoff..
• •
··
Irayas, Ygorrotes, and Manobos of the Philippines.
Review. (Die Philippinen und ihre Bewohner.
Von Dr. C. Semper)
Ireland, see Beddoe, J., on the Kelts of Ireland
see Rivers, A. H. Pitt, Bronze Spear from Lough
Gur
Bronze Spear from Lough Gur (Ex. 9)
see Kinahan, G. H., on an Inscribed Rock
Surface at Mevagh
see Phair, J. P., on the Discovery of Copper
Celts
·
see Westropp, H. M., on the Tribal System and
Land-Tenure
Alleged Idolatry of the Inhabitants of an Island
off the Coast of, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
62..
••
Archæological Discoveries in, see Conwell, E. A.
Archaic Anthropology in, see Anthropological
News, 149
Chinese Seals found in, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 26
Flint Implements from Ballintoy, see Knowles,
W. J.
(Ex. 222)..
Giants' Graves in
Gold Torque from Peat Moss in Sligo (Ex. 11)..
Ivory Celt from (Ex. 290)..
Jet Örnament from Garvagh (Ex. 278)
Neolithic Implement from Antrim, see Holden,
J. S.
Ogham Inscription, see Caulfield, R.
Pillar Stones in, see Westropp, H. M.
the Race Question in, see Jackson, J. W.
Roman Intercourse with
..
•
•
•
•
··
•
•
•
see Wright, T.
County Wicklow, see Acheson, F., on a Sup-
posed Stone Implement
Supposed Stone Implement from
(Ex. 21)..
•
J.A.I. x, 462
J.A.I. xix, 91
J.A.I. viii, 360
J.A.I. ix, 254
M.A.S. ii, 373
T.E.S. vii, 92
J.A.I. xvi, 425
A.R. iv, P.M.A. 1-5
A.R. iv, 62
A.R. vi, 121-137; 286-301
A.R. ii, 327
T.E.S. iv, 39
J.A. 296
J.A. 117
J.E.S., N.S. i, 36
J.E.S., N.S. i, 36
J.A.I. xviii, 170
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 402
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 342
J.A.I. v, 492
T.E.S. v, 217
A.R. vii, 215
J.A.I. ii, 135
J.A.I. vii, 202
J.A.I. vii, 202
Anthrop. 66
J.E.S., N.S. i, 51
J.A.I. xii, 465
J.A.I. xii, 230
J.A.I. iv, 19
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 400
J.A.I. ii, 201
A.R. vii, 54
A.R. iv, 180-186
A.R. iv, 366
T.E.S. v, 168
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 43
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 43
Index.
165
Ireland, Louth, see Blake, C. C., on Certain "Simious
Skulls
and Scotland, Ancient Peoples of, see MacLean, H.
Irish, see Hume, A...
Antiquities, see Lewis, A. L.
Celt, see Hudson, H.
Crania, see Grattan, J.
People, see Kinahan, G. H.
the Real Wants of the. Review.
Prehistoric Monuments, see Buckland, A. W.
Prime Minister of one of the Pellew Islands, see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 93. Anthropo-
logical Gleanings"
..
• •
Prince, Curious Custom at the Coronation of, see
Anthropological News, 49. Proofs of Early
Civilisation in Ireland ..
CC
Ring-money" (Ex. 225)
··
•
..
CC
··
• •
..
Iron Age, see Crawfurd, J.
in Egypt, see Anthropological News, 163
Arrow-heads and Spear-heads from Southern
India (Ex. 200)..
•
•
Stone, and Bronze Ages, see Crawfurd, J.
Iroolers, see Shortt, J., on the Tribes of Southern India
Iroquois, Customs and Language of the, see Smith,
Erminnie A.
··
Irresponsibility, Moral, Resulting from Insanity, see
Harris, G.
"Isis. By C. Radenhausen." Review
··
•
??
Isleworth, Large Implement found at (Ex. 281)..
Istria, Objects from (Ex. 227)
Seaboard of, see Burton, R. F., "More Castellieri"
Italian Anthropology, see Davis, J. B.
Celts, see Westropp, H. M.
..
..
··
•
•
..
(Ex. 5)
Crania, see Vogt, C.
and Greek Skulls, see Anthropological Notes,
..
·
.
10
Italy, Bronze Socket Celt from (Ex. 214)..
Cave Hunting in
Early Man in, see Anthropological News, 112
Physical Characters of the Natives, see Beddoe, J.
Ivory Celt from Ireland (Ex. 290)..
Izedis, Assyrian Origin of the, see Ainsworth, W. F...
·
J.
Jackson on Anthropology, see Anthropological Notes,
33
Jackson, Henry, Obituary
Jackson, J. W., the Antiquity of Civilisation. Review
the Arvan and the Semite..
O
the Atlantean Race of Western Europe.
With Discussion. 7th January, 1873
•
<<
Ethnology and Phrenology as an Aid to
the Historian." Review
as an Aid to the
Biographer
M.A.S. ii, 74
J.A.I. xx, 154
J.E.S. iii, 229
J.A.I. ix, 137
J.A., J.Á.S. p. clxxviii
J.E.S. iii, 215
J.A., J.Á.S. p. clxxxi
A.R. iv, P.M.A. 46
J.A.I. ix, 146
J.A.I. vii, 545
A.R. v, 256
J.A.I. vii, 227
T.E.S. iv, 1
A.R. viii, 105
J.A.I. vi, 245
A.R. ii, 313
T.E.S. iii, 373
J.A.I. xiv, 244
J.A.I. ii, 183
A.R. iii, 219
J.A.I. xii, 231
J.A.I. vii, 364
J.A.I. vii, 341
A.R. v, 142
T.ES. v, 216
T.E.S. v, 216
A.R. v, 364
J.A. 115
J.A.I. vii, 44
Anthrop. p. lxxi
A.R. vi, 445
T.E.S. i, 111
J.A.I. xii, 465
T.E.S. i, 11
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. clx
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xliv
J.A. 170
A.R. vii, 333-365
J.A.I. ii, 397-402
A.R. i, 118–129
A.R. ii, 126-140
166
Index.
Jackson, J. W., Inaugural Address to the Psychological
Association of Glasgow..
Iran and Turan. Review..
See
"Man contemplated Physically, Morally,
Intellectually, and Spiritually." Review.
Anthropological Miscellanea, 6
the Race Question in Ireland
on the Racial aspects of the Franco-
Prussian War. With Discussion. 6th March, 1871
the Theory of Development, and its Bear-
ing on Science and Religion. Review
on the Value of Phrenology in Anthropo-
logical Investigations
Jacob, (Captain) Eustace W., Indian Tribes of Van-
couver's Island. 3rd November, 1863
Jacobs, Joseph, the Comparative Distribution of Jewish
Ability. 10th November, 1885. (Plate)
on the Racial Characteristics of Modern
Jews. With Discussion. 24th February, 1885.
(2 Plates and Woodcut)
and Isidore Spielman, on the Comparative
Anthropometry of English Jews. With Discussion.
26th March, 1889. (Plate)
Jade used for Ancient Implements in Europe and
··
America, Source of, see Rudler, F. W.
•
Hatchet (Ex. 337)
Implement from New Zealand (Ex. 131)
Implements found in Switzerland, see Anthropo-
logical Miscellanea, 117
Weapons from New Zealand (Ex. 289)
Worked, from British Columbia (Ex. 428)
Jagor, (Dr.) on the Natives of Naga, in Luzon, Philip-
pine Islands. 22nd February, 1870 ..
Jamaica, Skulls from, see Flower, W. H.
··
▸ •
··
(Ex. 416)
Janet, Paul, "The Materialism of the Present Day.
Translated from the French by Gustave Masson,
B.A." Review ..
··
Japan, see Davis, J. B., on the Skeleton of an Aïno
Woman, and Three Skulls of Men of the same Race
Photographs of Ainos (Ex. 151)
W.
Megalithic Remains from, see Gowland,
in (Ex. 396)
Stone Age in, see Milne, J.
Japanese, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 38
see Anthropological Miscellanea, 163
Javanese, see Kiehl, A. H…….
Notes on the..
··
··
•
··
see Pfoundes, C.
··
Go-hei, or Paper Offerings to the Shinto Gods, see
Chamberlain, B. H.
Mythology, see Tylor, E. B.
People, see Pfoundes, C.
••
Roll representing the Manners of the Ainos (Ex.
152)
··
··
Toys (Ex. 88)
Jar Burial, see Walhouse, M. J.
Jastrow, Joseph, Psycho-Physical Research in America,
··
··
··
••
··
A.R. vii, 259--268
A.R. vi, 121-137; 286-
301
J.A.I. i, 262
A.R. vii, 54-76
J.A.I. i, 30–52
A.R. v, 257-276
A.R. v, 71-78
A.R. ii, J.A.S pp. xi-xiv
J.A.I. xv, 351-379
J.A.I. xv, 23-62
J.A.I. xix, 76–88
J.A.I. xx, 332
J.A.I. xv, 185
J.A.I. i, 214
J.A.I. x, 359
J.A.I. xii, 465
J.A.I. xx, 331
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 170-175
J.A.I. xx, 110
J.A.I. xx, 110
A.R. v, 47-49
M.A.S. iii, 21
J.A.I. iii, 137
J.A.I. xix, 64
J.A.I. xix, 64
J.A.I. x, 389
J.A.I. iii, 129
J.A.I. xii, 222
J.A.I. xviii, 27
J.A.I. vi, 55
J.A.I. x, 225
J.A.I. iii, 137
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. cxlvii
J.A.I. xi, 415
J.A.I. xvi, 422
J.A.I. vi, 346
Anthrop. p. xc
Index.
167
Jaw from Buildwas Abbey, see Roberts, G. E., and C. C.
Blake
Human, from the Cave of La Naulette, see Blake,
C. C.
Jaws, Anglo-Saxon (Ex. 53)
from Sarawak (Ex. 129)
Jaw-bone from Roman Sewer in London (Ex. 85)
Jeffcott, J. M., Mann, its Names and their Origins.
With Discussion. 6th May, 1872
""
Jeffries, B. Joy, (M.D.) "Dangers from Colour-Blindness,
see Anthrop. Misc., 95. "Anthrop. Gleanings "
Jennings, Hargrave, "The Rosicrucians." Review
Jeraeil, see Howitt, A. W...
Jeremiah, John, Obituary Notice
Scythe-chariots in Ancient Britain,
Anthropological Miscellanea, 111..
Jersey, Stone and Bronze Implements from (Ex. 170)
Jervis Island, see Thomas, O., on Skulls from Torres
·
··
Straits
Jessen, (Dr.) P., on the Performances of Zacharias Dase
in Mental Calculation, see Miscellanea Anthro-
pologica, 11
Jet Ornament from Garvagh (Ex. 278)
Jewish Ability, Comparative Distribution of, see Jacobs,
··
•
•
see
J...
Jews, a Cause of Diminished Longevity among, see Gibb,
Duncan
..
··
..
J.A. 94
Composite Photographs of (Ex. 332)
J.A.I. xv, 16
Physical Characteristics of the, see Beddoe, J... T.E.S. i, 222
Race-types of the, see Neubauer, A.
J.A.I. xv, 17
Racial Characteristics of, see Jacobs, J...
J.A.I. xv, 23
English, Comparative Anthropometry of,
Jacobs, Jos. and I. Spielman
Jeypore, Ethnology of, see Shortt, J.
Jívaro Indians, Idol Human Head of (Ex. 2)
Jívaros, see Bollaert, W.
•
Idol Human Head of, see Bollaert, W.
Jívaros and Canelos Indians, see Simson, A.
Joass, (Rev.) J. M., Notes on the Antiquities of Suther-
land, 20th December, 1864. (Plate)..
on Some Prehistoric Dwellings in Rosshire,
see Roberts, G. E.
Johnson, Henry, (M.D.) on some deformed skulls from
Wroxeter, 18th May, 1859
Johnston, H. H., (C.B.) the People of Eastern Equatorial
Africa. 10th February, 1885..
on the Races of the Congo and the Portu-
guese Colonies in Western Africa. With Discussion.
8th January, 1884. (2 Plates and Woodcut)
Jones, A. F., Letter from
Jones, Charles C., Bird-shaped Mounds, in Putnam
County, Georgia, U.S.A., see Anthrop. Misc., 94..
Jones, (Rev.) Harry, Notes of Some Discoveries in Barton
Mere, near Bury St. Edmunds..
Jones, J., see Anthropological News, 73
Jones, James, on the Punishment of Crucifixion in China.
12th January, 1864
··
..
··
see
•
Jones, J. M., on Kjökkenmöddings in Nova Scotia, see
Miscellanea Anthropologica, 25
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. cclxxii
A.R. v, 294
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xxxii
J.A.I. i, 212
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. cxix
J.A.I. ii, 159-165
J.A.I. viii, 100
J.A. 236
J.A.I. xiv, 301
J.A.I. xi, 486
J.A.I. x, 127
J.A.I. iv, 2
J.A.I. xiv, 328
A.R. i, 492
J.A.I. xii, 230
J.A.I. xv, 351
J.A.I. xix, 76
T.E.S. vi, 264
T.E.S. ii, 112
T.E.S. ii, 115
T.E.S. ii, 112
J.A.I. ix, 385
A.R. iii, J.A.S.pp. lxiii-lxv
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. cxxxv
T.E.S. i, [134-136]
J.A.I. xv, 3–15
J.A.I. xiii, 461-479
Anthrop. 207
J.A.I. viii, 92
J.E.S., N.S. i, 199
A.R. v, 375
T.E.S. iii, 138-139
A.R. ii, 223
4
168
Index.
Jones, T. Rupert (F.R.S.), on Some Implements bearing
Marks Referable to Ownership, Tallies, and Gamb-
ling, from the Caves of Dordogne, France. Abstract
and Discussion. 3rd December, 1872
Occurrence of Platycnemic Bones in the
Ancient Burial-ground at Kintbury, see Anthropo-
logical Miscellanea, 75
see Lartet, E. and H. Christy, Reliquiæ
Aquitaniæ. Review
Journals, Reviews of, and Extracts from
J. B. D. see Davis, J. Barnard.
J. P. H., see Harrison, J. Park.
··
..
Juags or Leaf Wearers, see Shortt, J.
Juangs, a Leaf-wearing Tribe in Persia, see Anthropo-
logical Miscellanea, 80
Jugo, F. de Asis Delgado, Address to the Spanish An-
thropological Society
Jukes, J. Beete (F.R.S.), on Certain Markings on the
Horns of Megaceros Hibernicus. Abstract..
Jutes and Fomorians, see Howorth, H. H.,
of Germany. Part V."
CC
Ethnology
Jutish Type of Inhabitants of the British Isles (Ex. 299)
Juventus Mundi, by the Right Hon. William Ewart
Gladstone. Review
J
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on the Fetichism of the Rig Veda
the Interpretation of Mythology..
en Some Racial Aspects of Music.
Discussion. 31st January, 1871
•
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•
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K.
J.A.I. ix, 312
Kabi Dialect of Queensland, see Mathew, J.
Kaffir Race of Natal, see Mann, R. J.
T.E.S. v, 277
•
Weapons and Implements, see Griesbach, C. L. J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. cliv
Kaffirs, on the Customs of, see Price, F. G. H.
Kafirs, Infanticide amongst, see Calloway, H.
A.R. viii, J.A.S. p. xiv
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. cxxxvii
J.A.I. viii, 254
J.A.I. iii, 341
Anthrop. 30
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··
Polygamous Marriage among, see Sanderson, J.
Kafristan, see Leitner, G. W., on the Siah Posh Kafirs
Kaines, J., Anthropological Study, Ultimate Object of..
the Anthropology of Auguste Comte.
With Discussion. 18th December, 1871
..
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•
•
With
Report of the Delegates from the Anthro-
pological Society of London to the British Associa-
tion for the Advancement of Science Meeting, 1870.
Liverpool. 1st November, 1870
True Cerebral Theory Necessary to An-
thropology
Western Anthropologists and Extra-
Western Communities.
“Kaladlit Assialiait": or, Woodcuts Drawn and En-
graved by Greenlanders. Review
"Kaladlit okalluktualliait, Kalâdlisut Kablunâtudio." Re-
view
..
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12
Kalmucks, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 12
see Howorth, H. H., on the Westerly Drifting
of the Nomades. Part VI
J.A.I. ii, 362-365
··
J.A.I. vi, 196
J.E.S., N.S. i, 83
Anthrop.
594
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. cxxxiv
J.A.I. vii, 100
A.R. iv, 259-266
A.R. i, 433
J.A.I. x, 174
J.A.I. xiii, 86
J.E.S., N.S. i, 321
110; 270; 437;
J.A.1. i, 349–362
Anthrop. p. cxii
Anthrop. 465
J.A.I. i, P.A.S. pp. xxviii-
xxxvi
J.A. [3], J.A.S. pp. iii-vi
Anthrop. 238
Anthrop. 225
A.R. iii, 138
A.R. iii, 138
J.A.I. i, 401
J.A.I. i, 226
Index.
169
Kaltbrunner, D. "Aide Mémoire du Voyageur." Re-
view
"Manuel du Voyageur." Review
Kamilaroi Tribe, see Ridley, W.
Kamchatka, Skull from an Ancient Burying Place in, see
Macalister, A...
•
(Ex. 359)
Kangaroo Island, see Peel, R.
Kanikoff, N., Contributions to the Natural History
of the Iranians. 10th January, 1865
Kara-Kitai, see Oppert, Gustav
Karnak, in Brittany, Water-colour Drawings of (Ex. 44).
Karr, H. W. Seton, Exhibition of Photographs of North
American Indians. 8th December, 1885
Kassia, see Cassia.
Kayak Implements, see Rink, H., on the Migrations of
the Eskimo
··
··
•
Kazaks, see Howorth, H. H., on the Westerly Drifting
of the Nomades. Part VI.
Ke Islands Vocabulary
Keane, A. H., (B.A.) on the Botocudos. 19th June,
1883
Ethnology of Egyptian Sudán.
April, 1884
the Lapps; their Origin, Ethnical Affini-
ties, Physical and Mental Characteristics, Usages,
Present Status, and Future Prospects. 9th June,
1885
•
..
Hole, see Pengelly, W.
··
Kelt and Basque, see Webster, Wentworth
Keltic Element in Lycian Inscriptions
Kelts, see Celts.
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1
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on North Carolina Stone Carvings.
With Discussion. 13th June, 1882.
on the Relations of the Indo-Chinese and
Inter-Oceanic Races and Languages. With Discus-
sion. 11th November, 1879
Keary, C. F., "The Vikings of Western Christendom."
Review. See Anthropological Miscellanea, 231
Keiss, Human Remains at, see Anderson, J.
see Petrie, G.
see Shearer, R. I.
Remains from, see Anderson, J.
Graves, see Hunt, J.
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22nd
•
(Ex. 38)
•
Kekip-Sesoators, or Ancient Sacrificial Stone, of the
North-West Tribes of Canada, see L'Heureux, J.
Keller, (Dr.) Ferdinand, "The Lake Dwellings of Swit-
zerland." Review
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.
··
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··
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•
"Kemp How," Cowlam, see Mortimer, J. R.
Kennedy, James (LL.B.), on the Probable Origin of
the American Indians, with Particular Reference to
that of the Caribs. 15th March, 1854
Kenney's Cairn, see Anderson, J., on Excavations in
Caithness Cairns
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Kennicott (Major), Kutch-á-Kutchin Vocabulary
Kent's Cavern, Exploration of, by W. Pengelly, F.R.S.,
see Anthropology at the British Association,
1869
J.A.I. x, 237
J.A.I. x, 237
J.E.S. iv, 285
J.A.I. xvi, 21
J.A.I. xvi, 2; 21
J.A. [3], J.A.S. p. xxxi
T.E.S. iv, 39-58
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 97
.A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xxxii
J.A.I. xv, 424
J.A.I. xvii, 68
J.A.I. i, 226
J.A.I. xiii, 25-29
J.A.I. xiii, 199–213
J.A.I. xiv, 91–113
J.A.I. xv, 213-235
J.A.I. xii, 281-288
J.A.I. ix, 254-289
J.A.I. xx, 362
A.R. iv, J.A.S. clii
p.
A.R. iv, J.A.S. cl
P.
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. clvii
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. clx
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. clxiii
J.A.I. xv, 161
A.R. vi, 114
J.A.I. v, 5
Anthrop. 517
J.A.I. ix, 394
J.E.S. iv, 226-267
M.A.S. iii, 225
T.E.S. vii, 183-185
A.R. vii, 431
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. xlvi
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Human Remains from, see Blake, C. C... A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. cclxiii
170
Index.
1
Kerry-Nicholls, J. H., the Origin, Physical Characteristics,
and Manners and Customs of the Maori Race,
from Data derived during a Recent Exploration of
the King Country, New Zealand. With Discussion.
12th May, 1885
Kesteven, W. B., Prehistoric Archæology. Review
Kew, Skulls from (Ex. 60)
··
..
Khalubes (Chalybes), see Clarke, Hyde, on the Proto-
Ethnic Condition of Asia Minor
Khan and Bey
Khanikoff, Nicholas, on the Ethnology of the Iranian
Race. Abstract
•
J.E.S., N.S. i, 39
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 368
A.R. ii, 327
J.A.I. i, 122
J.A.I. v, 37
Stone Monuments of, see Clarke, C. B. J.A.I. iii, 481
Khasia Tribe, see Steel, E. H.
T.E.S. vii, 305
Khazars, White, see Howorth, H. H., on the Westerly
Drifting of the Nomades. Part IV...
Khonds of Orissa, see Macpherson, S. C.
Kibalans of Formosa, see Collingwood
Sau-o Bay, Vocabulary of ..
Kidnapping of Easter Islanders, see Miscellanea
Anthropologica, 14
Review
Khanikoff, see Kanikoff,
Khasi Hill Tribes, see Godwin-Austen, H. H...
Hills, Rude Stone Monuments of, see Godwin-
Austen, H. H...
..
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··
Kiehl, A. H., on the Javanese
Notes on the Javanese. With Discussion.
11th December, 1876 .
New Guinea and Neighbouring Islands,
··
..
..
··
··
•
Natives of
Kimmerian and Atlantean Races, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 16
see MacLean, Hector
Kimmerians and Atlanteans, see Anthropological Mis-
cellanea, 11
see Anthropological Miscellanea, 18
see Anthropological Notes, 30..
Kinahan, G. H., Barnes' Inscribed Dallâns, County
Donegal. With Discussion. 29th May, 1888.
(Plate)
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•
on a Circular Structure at Cummer,
County Wexford. 13th June, 1882. (Plate)
on an Inscribed Rock Surface at Mevagh,
Rosguile, County Donegal, Ireland. 29th May, 1888.
(Plate)
on a Prehistoric Road, Duncan's Flow,
Ballyalbanagh, County Antrim. 23rd March, 1875.
(Woodcuts)
on the Race Elements of the Irish People.
Abstract. 14th June, 1870
J.A.I. xv, 187-209
J.A. 164
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xxxii
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 182
A.R. iv, 360
T.E.S. vi, 135
T.E.S. vi, 362
A.R. i, 496
Anthrop. p. xc
J.A.I. vi, 346-364
Anthrop. 129
J.A.I. ii, 127
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. xl
J.A.I. i, 264
J.A.I. ii, 130
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. clviii
J.A.I. xviii, 171–174
J.A.I. xii, 318-323
J.A.I. xviii, 170, 171
J.A.I. v, 106-110
J.A., J.A.S. pp. clxxxi,
clxxxii
on Sepulchral Remains at Rathdown,
County Wicklow. 14th June, 1881. (Woodcut).. J.A.I. xi, 452–454
Kincaid, (Colonel) W., on the Bheel Tribes of the Vind-
hyan Range. With Discussion. 11th November,
1879
J.A.I. ix, 397–406
King, (Lieut) C. Cooper, Discovery of a Flint Implement
Station in Wishmoor Bottom, near Sandhurst.
With Discussion. 3rd December, 1872. (2 Plates) J.A.I. ii, 365–372
Index.
171
King, D., (M.D.) on the Deformities of the Cranium in
Relation to Intellect and Beauty
King, (Dr.) Kelburne, Obituary Notice, see Anthropo-
logical Miscellanea, 156
on Rise and Fall of Nations
King, Richard, (M.D.) Address to the Ethnological
Society of London, delivered at the Anniversary,
25th May, 1844..
Death of, (Vote of Condolence). 8th
February, 1876..
•
on the Industrial Arts of the Esqui-
maux. (1848)..
••
Intellectual Character of
the Esquimaux. 19th June, 1844
Manx of the Isle of Man.
With Discussion. 3rd January, 1871
Obituary of Thomas Hodgkin, M.D.
Obituary Notice of Lieutenant George
Augustus Frederick Ruxton. 20th December,
1848
(C
··
..
··
on the Physical Characters of the Esqui-
maux. (1848)
King, W., “Notice of a Prehistoric Burial Place with
Cruciform Monoliths, near Mungapet, in the Nizám's
Dominions," see Anthropological Miscellanea, 95.
"Anthropological Gleanings
""
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..
King, William, the Neanderthal Skull. Abstract
King, (Lieut.-Colonel) W. Ross, the Aboriginal Tribes
of the Nilgiri Hills. 3rd May, 1870. (With
Plates)
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..
the Aboriginal Tribes of the Nilgiri Hills.
Abstract and Discussion. 3rd May, 1870
King Orry's Grave, Compared with Tumuli in Glouces-
tershire, see Buckland, A. W.
Kinglake's "History of the Invasion of the Crimea." Re-
view
..
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Kingsley, Charles, (M.A.), "The Roman and the Teuton.
1864." Review..
The Water Babies; a Fairy Tale for a
Land Baby." Review..
Kintbury, Ancient Burial Ground at, see Anthropolo-
··
··
gical Miscellanea, 82
Platycnemic Bones at, see Anthropological
.
Miscellanea, 75
Kiowas, see Blackmore, W.
see Fisher, M. C.
Kirghis, see Atkinson, T. W.
Kirghises, see Howorth, H. H., on the Westerly Drift-
ing of the Nomades. Part VI.
Kirkhead Care, see Bolton, J., and Roberts, G. E.
near Ulverstone, see Miscellanea Anthro-
pologica, 36
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at Ulverstone, see Morris, J. P...
Kirton-in-Lindsey, Barrow near, see Peacock, E.
Kist in Argyllshire, see Sinclair, Dugald
see
of the Stone Age upon the Coast of Elgin,
Roberts, G. E...
Kistraens in the Mückle Hcog, see Roberts, G. E.
A.R. viii, 47, 48
J.A.I. xv, 504
Anthrop. 1
J.E.S. ii, 9-40
J.A.I. vi, 2
J.E.S. i, 277-300
J.E.S. i, 127-153
J.A.I. i, P.A.S. pp. xiii-
XY
T.E.S. v, 341–345
J.E.S. ii, 150-158
J.E.S. i, 45-59
J.A.I. viii, 102
A.R. i, 393
J.A. 18-51
J.A., J.A.S. pp. cliii-clv
J.A.I. xviii, 346
A.R. iv, 62
A.R. iv, 22–33
A.R. i, 472-476
J.A.I. vii, 104
J.A.I. vi, 196
J.E.S., N.S. i, 287
J.E.S., N.S. i, 274
T.E.S. i, 93
J.A.I. i, 226
A.R. ii, J.A S. p. coli
A.R. ii, 341
M.A.S. ii, 358
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. cxiii
J.A.I. i, 211
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. vi
A.R. iii, J.A.S. P. xl
K
172
Index.
Kistvaens on the "Muckle Heog" in the Island of Unst,
containing Urns of Chloritic Schist, see Roberts,
G. E.
Kitai and Kara-Kitai, see Oppert, Gustav
Kitchen-Midden in Brittany, at Doelan, see Anthropolo-
gical News, 142
Cork Harbour, see Atkinson, G. M.
in the Island of Herm, see Flower, J. W.
at Tenby, see Laws, E.
at Ventnor, see Westropp, H. M.
Kitchen-Middens in California, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 59
Danish, see Chambers, C. H.
of São Paulo, Brazil
see Kjökkenmödding.
··
Kjökkenmödding on the Coast of Cornwall, see Bate, C. S.
(?) in the Neighbourhood of Smyrna, see Martin,
R. B.
at Santos, see Burton, R. F.
at Smyrna, see Miscellanea Anthropologica, 25
at Newhaven, see Walker, B., and J. C. Ardagh
in Nova Scotia, see Miscellanea Anthropologica,
25
•
Knapping Tools, Palæolithic, see Spurrell, F. C. J.
Knowles, W. J., on the Antiquity of Man in Ireland.
Title only. 11th March, 1884
Classification of Arrow-heads.
•
•
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··
A.R. ii, 223–226
J.A.I. xiii, 109
J.A.I. xiv, 44
23rd January, 1877
J.A.I. vi, 482-484
··
Additional Remarks on the Find of Pre-
historic Objects at Portstewart. 23rd January, 1877 J.A.I. vi, 485–487
Flint Implements, and Associated Re-
mains found near Ballintoy, County Antrim.
June, 1877
12th
Bann. 11th May, 1880
Portstewart and Other Flint Factories in
the North of Ireland. With Discussion.
June, 1879
24th
Knox, on the Celtic Race
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•
from the Valley of the
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• •
··
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•
over Man
Some Observations on a Collection of
Human Crania and other Human Bones at Present
Preserved in the Crypt of a Church at Hythe, in
Kent
;
Some Additional Observations on a Collec-
tion of Human Crania and other Human Bones, at
Present Preserved in the Crypt of a Church at
Hythe, in Kent. 4th March, 1862
M.A.S. i, 296
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 97
..
A.R. vi, 467
J.A.I. i, 213
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. cxv
J.A.I. vii, 84
J.A.I. vii, 83
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•
Saxon Race
Knox, R., (M.D., F.R.S.E.) on the Application of the
Anatomical Method to the Discrimination of Species.
From the Medical Times and Gazette, 14th March, 1863 A.R. i, 263–270
Deformations of the Human Cra-
nium, supposed to be Produced by Mechanical
Means
J.A.I. v, 489
A.R. ii, 60
Anthrop. 44
A.R. ii, 334
J.A.I. vii, 138
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. exciii
A.R. ii, 226
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. clxxxvii
J.A.I. vii, 202–205
J.A.I. x, 150-153
Ethnological Inquiries and Observations
Abstract of Observations on the Assyrian
Marbles, and on their Place in History and in Art.. T.E.S. i, 146–154
Influence of Climate and of Hybridity
A.R. i, 246-255
J.A.I. ix, 320–328
A.R. vi, 175-191
A.R. vi, 257-279
A.R. i, 271-273
A.R. i, 216–263
T.E.S. i, 238-245
T.E.S. ii, 136-140
Index.
173
Knox, R., (M.D., F.R.S.E.) on the Unity of the Human
Race; viewed as a Physiological and Anatomical
Question..
Koiari Tribe of New Guinea, see Lawes, W. G.
Koitapu Tribe of New Guinea, see Lawes, W. G.
Kojahs of Southern India, see Shortt, J…..
Kokotowi, Great Barrows
Barrows of, see Bogouschefsky,
(Baron) de
Kolbe, (Rev.) F. N., an Account of the Damara Country.
15th January, 1851
Kols, see Dalton, E. T.
Koords, see Millingen, F...
Kopernicki, (Dr.) I, Anatomico-Anthropological Observa-
tions upon the Body of a Negro. (From the Annals
of the Society of Sciences of Cracow, Tom. xli)
on the Kalmucks, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 12
Caucasus..
Prehistoric Antiquities of the
Scaphoid Skull of a Pole..
23rd
May, 1876. (2 Plates)
and J. Barnard Davis, (M.D., F.R.S.), on
the Strange Peculiarities observed by a Religious
Sect of Moscovites, called Scoptsis. With Discus-
sion. 15th March, 1870
""
Koragars, see Walhouse, M. J., "Account of a Leaf-
Wearing Tribe
Kovalevsky, Maxime, "Modern Customs and Ancient
Laws of Russia." Review. See Anthropological
Miscellanea, 228
Krasnojarsk, Prehistoric Objects found at, see Desor, E.
Krause, (Dr.) R., see Schmeltz, J. D. E. and R. K.
Kremer, Alfred von, the Gipsies in Egypt. (Translated
from "Ægypten; Forschungen über Land und Volk
während eines Zehnjährigen Aufenthalts, von
Alfred von Kremer ")
Kubus of Sumatra, see Forbes, H. 0.
Osteological Characters of, see Garson, J.
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··
•
G.
Kurdistan, Tribes of, see Spottiswoode, W.
Kurnai Ancestors, Migrations of, see Howitt, A. W.
Tribe, the Jeraeil, or Initiation Ceremonies of, see
Howitt, A. W….
Kutch-á-Kutchin Vocabulary, see Whymper, F., Rus-
sian America
K. R. H. M., see Mackenzie, Kenneth Robert Hen-
derson.
K. [W. B.], see Kesteven.
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••
L.
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Laboratory, Anthropometric, at South Kensington, see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 144
••
Broca's Anthropological, see Anthropological
Notes, 7
Labrador, Indian Remains found or the Coast of, see
Lloyd, T. G. B.
A.R. i, 255-263
J.A.I. viii, 369
J.A.I. viii, 369
J.A.I. ii, 402,
J.A.I. ii, 199
J.E.S. iii, 1-3
T.E.S. vi, 1
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 175
J.A. 245-258
J.A.I. i, 401–418
Anthrop. 481
Anthrop. p. ix
J.A.I. vi, 181–190
J.A., J.A.S. pp.
CXXXV
J.A.I. iv, 369
J.A.I. xx, 361
J.A.I. iii, 174
A.R. ii, 262-267
J.A.I. xiv, 121
J.A.I. xiv, 128
T.E.S. ii, 244
J.A.I. xv, 403
J.A.I. xiv, 301
T.E.S. vii, 183
J.A.I. xiv, 275
J.A. 113
J.A.I. iv, 39
cxxi-
174
Index.
Labuan, Bishop of, Wild Tribes of the North-west Coast
of Borneo. With Discussion. 5th December, 1861
Lacustrian Habitations in Wigtonshire, see Lovaine
Lacustrine Habitations and Primæval Antiquities. (Ex-
tracts from the Report of a Special Commission
appointed by the Imperial Academy of Vienna)
Objects, Price List of, see Anthropological Mis-
cellanea, 101
Ladies admitted as Members of the Institute
Lagneau, Gustave, on the Saracens in France, especially
in Burgundy and Lorraine. (Translated by E.
Villin)
Lagos, Grass Cloth from (Ex. 111)
Laing, Samuel, on some Ancient Shell-mounds and Graves,
in Caithness. With Discussion. 6th December,
1864
··
Lake District, Net-sinkers from (Ex. 163)..
Lake-Dwellings, British, see Munro, R.
"Lake Dwellings of Europe. By R. Munro."
"Lake Dwellings of Switzerland. By F. Keller.
lated by J. E. Lee."
"Lake Habitations of Italy. By B. Gastaldi.
lated by C. H. Chambers." Review..
Lamp, Eskimo (Ex. 219)
Lamps from the Orkney Islands (Ex. 308)
Review..
..
in Fiji, see Fison, L.
in Ireland, see Westropp, H. M.
in Madagascar, see Parker, G. W.
see Garson, J. G.
Lamprey, (Dr.) J., a Contribution to the Ethnology of the
Chinese. 12th March, 1867
on the Ethnology of the Chinese. 7th
May, 1867
Lamprey, J. H., on a Method of Measuring the Human
Form, for the Use of Students in Ethnology. (Plate)
Lancashire, Anthropology of, see Beddoe, J.
Land Tenure among the Aboriginal Tribes of South
Africa, see Frere, H. Bartle
Landed Property in Burmah, see Phayre, A. P...
Lane Fox, see Rivers, A. H. Pitt.
Review
Trans-
Trans-
see Leitner, G. W.
Antiquity of Man,
Hodder M.
on the Science of, see Charnock, R. S...
Chinese, see Gardner, C. T.
··
•
•
..
Lang, (Dr.) —, "On the Origin and Migrations of the
Polynesian Nation," see Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 95. Anthropological Gleanings”..
Lang, R. H., on Archaic Survivals in Cyprus, see
Anthropological Conferences
··
Language, Acquirement of, by Mutes, see Heath,
bar I.
•
as a Test of Race, see Charnock, R. S., and
C. S. Wake
C.
•
•
•
Ethnographical Basis of,
Evidence of, as to the
Crawfurd, J.
Origin of, see Miscellanea Anthropologica, 34
see Pott, A. F.
··
Origin and Development of, see Westropp,
Dun-
··
see
T.E.S. ii, 24-34
A.R, i, 426
A.R. iii, 157-160
J.A.I. ix, 247
J.A.I. v, 81
M.A.S. iii, 157-162
J.A.I. i, 30
A.R. iii, J.A.S. pp. xx-xlvi ;
xlviii-lx
J.A.I. iii, 204
J.A.I. xv, 453
J.A.I. xx, 222
A.R. vi, 114
A.R. vi, 114
J.A.I. vii, 137
J.A.I. xiii, 275
J.A.I. xiii, 275
T.E.S. vi, 101-108
T.E.S. vi, 183-187
J.E.S., N.S. i, 84
J.A.J. i, P.A.S. p. xv
J.A.I. xii, 258
J.A.I. X, 332
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 342
J.A.I. xii, 277
T.E.S. vi, 227
J.A.I. viii, 98
J.A.I. xvi, 186
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. lxxxiii
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. xxxviii
J.A.I. xx, 204
T.E.S. ii, 170
A.R. ii, 230
A.R. ii, 24
A.R. vii, J.A.S.
A.R. i, 193
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 5
p.
arxik
I
Index.
175
Language, Egyptian, in the Caucasus, see Clarke, H... J.A.I. iii, 178
as a Test of the Races of Man, see Craw-
furd, J...
of Madagascar, see Parker, G. W.
of the Magyars, see Charnock, R. S.
Scottish, see MacLean, Hector
Written, see Crawfurd, J.
and Ethnology, see Farrar, F. W.
and Race, see Sayce, A. H.
and Race, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
201, 202, 209
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and Thought, see Sweet,
Languages, Classification of, in Conformity with Eth-
nology, see Oppert, G...
of Abessinia, see Beke, C. T.
of the Andamans, see Clarke, H...
of Australia, see Miles, W. A.
Australian, see Clarke, H...
see Mackenzie, A..
see Ridley, W.
see Ridley, W.
see Taplin, George
•
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Family of (Ex. 338)
Photographs of (Ex. 339)
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of the Oregon Territory, see Latham, R. G.
Lapp Skulls (Ex. 183)
Lapplanders, see Humboldt, v. H. v. d. Horck, A.
Lapps, see Keane, A. H.
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Position of, see Bleek, W. H. I...
of East African Tribes, see Steere, E.
of the Indo-European Class, see Latham, R. G.
of Melanesia, see Codrington, R. H.
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+
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•
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··
··
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Physical Characters of, see Simms,
Characteristics of, see Garson, J. G.
on the Stature of, see Campbell, J. F.
of Finmark, see Bonaparte, Roland
Lartet's CC
Report on the Skeletons discovered in the
Département de la Dordogne," see Anthropological
News, 152
..
··
Lartet, Edward, and Henry Christy. Reliquiæ Aqui-
taniæ; being Contributions to the Archeology and
Paleontology of Périgord and the Adjoining Pro-
vinces of Southern France. By E. L. and H. C.
Edited by T. Rupert Jones, Professor of Geology,
etc., Royal Military College, Sandhurst. 1865-68."
Review
•
Larynx of the Negro, see Gibb, G. D.
see Gibb, G. D.
of Negro compared with that of the White Man,
see Gibb, G. D...
of Negroes, see Anthropological Society, Paris
"Last of the Tasmanians. By J. Bonwick." Review..
Latham, R. G., (M.D.), on Certain Localities not in
Sweden occupied by Swedish Populations, and on
Certain Ethnological Questions Connected with the
Coasts of Livonia, Esthonia, Courland, and Goth-
land. (B.A., 14th September, 1853.) Abstract
Contributions to the Minute Ethnology
··
T.E.S. iii, 1
J.A.I. xii, 478
A.R. iv, 171
J.A.I. vii, 65
T.E.S. v, 96
T.E.S. iv, 196
J.A.I. v, 212
J.A.I. xviii, 439; xix, 89,
251
J.A.I. vi, 457
J.A.I. xiii, 32
J.E.S. ii, 208
J.A.I. iv, 467
J.E.S. iii, 4
J.A.I. vii, 274
J.A.I. vii, 269
J.A.I. ii, 257
J.A.I. vii, 232
J.A.I. i, 84
J.A.I. i, 89
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. cxliii
J.E.S. ii, 224
J.A.I. xiv, 31
J.E.S. i, 154
J.A.I. v, 5
J.A.I. vi, 316
J.A.I. xv, 213
J.A.I. xv, 210
J.A.I. xv, 210
5
J.A.I. v,
J.A.I. xv, 235
T.E.S. v, 1
J.A.I. xv, 210
A.R. vii, 331
J.E.S., N.S. i, 83, 84
A.R. ii, 322
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. cxxv
M.A.S. ii, 1
A.R. v, 125
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 95
J.E.S. iv, 152-154
176
Index.
""
of Europe, with Special Reference to a Treatise by
Biondelli, entitled Prospecto Topographico-Statisco
delle Colonie Straniere d'Italia. 9th December, 1857 T.E.S. i, 105-111
Latham, R. G., (M.D.), "Descriptive Ethnology, 1859,
"Elements of Comparative Philology, 1862. Review A.R. iv, 231-237
upon the Edeeyalı Vocabulary of Thomas
R. Heywood Thomson, M.D. 8th December, 1847
on the Ethnography of Russian America.
19th February, 1845
J.E.S. ii, 117–118
J.E.S. i, 182-191
Ethnological Remarks upon some of the
more Remarkable Varieties of the Human Species
(Zulus, Earthmen, Australians, Aztecs), Represented
by Individuals now in London. 9th Sept., 1853. Abst. J.E.S. iv, 148–150
General Principles of Philological Classi-
fication and the Value of Groups, with Particular
Reference to the Languages of the Indo-European
Class. 28th February, 1849
on the Languages of the Oregon Territory.
11th December, 1844
..
on the Pagan Non-Mahometan Popula-
tions of the Indian Archipelago, with Special
Reference to the Colour of their Skin, the Texture
of their Hair, and the Import of the term Harafura.
15th June, 1859..
upon the Philological Ethnography of
the Countries around the Bight of Biafra. 28th
January, 1846
on the Traces of a Bilingual Town, Danish
and Angle, in England. (B.A., 11th September,
1853.) Abstract
•
on the use of the terms Celt and German.
Title only. 11th December, 1883
Lawes, (Rev.) W. G., Ethnological Notes on the Motu,
Koitapu, and Koiari Tribes of New Guinea. With
Discussion. 7th January, 1879
Lawrence, G. F., Remarks on the Geological Position of
the Skulls Dredged from the Thames in the neigh-
bourhood of Kew. 11th February, 1890
Laws, Edward, on a "Kitchen Midden" found in a cave
near Tenby, Pembrokeshire, and Explored by Wilmot
Power, M.R.C.S.E., in January, 1876. With Dis-
cussion. 27th March, 1877
Laws of Descent, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
185
Laws, Malagasy, see Parker, G. W.
Laws affecting the Relations between Civilized and
Savage Life, see Frere, H. Bartle
Lawson, (Captain), the Papuans of New Guinea.
Title only. 22nd June, 1875..
Lawson, Henry (M.D.). Metamorphosis of Man and
the Lower Animals. By A. de Quatrefages." Trans-
lated by H. L. Review
CC
Layard, Edgar L., Note on the Stone Implements of South
Africa. 13th December, 1870
••
""
Layard, Leo., "A Cruise in the New Hebrides," see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 93. Anthropo-
logical Gleanings '
Layland, W., the Cave Cannibals of South Africa. 23rd
February, 1869 ..
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•
J.E.S. ii, 224-234
J.E.S. i, 154–166
T.E.S. i, 202-211
J.E.S. i, 224-227
J.E.S. iv, 151, 152
J.A.I. xiii, 431
J.A.I. viii, 369-377
J.A.I. xx, 26, 27
J.A.I. vii, 84-89
J.A.I. xviii, 91
J.A.I. xii, 306
J.A.I. xi, 313
J.A.I. v, 322
;
A.R. iv, P.M.A. 83
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. pp. xcvii-c
J.A.I. vii, 547
J.E.S., N.S. i, 76-80
Index.
177
Lazarus and Steinthal, "Zeitschrift für Völkerpsycho-
logie," Extracts from, see Miscellanea Anthropo-
logica, 13
Le Hon, H., "L'Homme Fossile en Europe." Review..
Lea, Flint Implements from the Valley of the (Ex. 235)
Paleolithic Implements from the Valley of the, see
Smith, W. G.
Leaf-Wearing Festival, see Shortt, J.
Tribe in India, see Walhouse, M. J.
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Persia (Juangs), see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 80
Lebour, G. A., on a Kitchen Midden at Doelan in Brit-
tany, see Anthropological News, 142
Lecky, W.E. H., (M.A.) "History of the Rise and Influence
of the Spirit of Rationalism in Europe, 1865."
Review
·.·
Lectures on Anthropology, by Mr. Francis Galton, see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 168
"Lectures on Man. By C. Vogt. Edited by J. Hunt.
Review
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•
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Popular Anthropological, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 212
··
on Anthropology, see Miscellanea An-
thropologica, 51
Lee, (Rev.) F. G., "The Other World."
Review.
Anthropological Miscellanea, 69..
Lee, J. E., Keller's "Lake Dwellings of Switzerland.'
Translated by J. E. L. Review
Lee, (Dr.) Richard, the Extinction of Races.
January, 1864
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•
"
Discussion
on Human Hybridity, see Miscellanea
Anthropologica, 43
Obituary
Leechdoms, Wortcunning, and Starcraft. By O. Coc-
kayne." Review
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See
C
··
Lefroy, (Major-General Sir) J. H. Note on the Stature of
American Indians of the Chipewyan Tribe. 7th
December, 1869..
Legend of Narcissus, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
160
19th
··
Legends of the Australian Aborigines, see Anthropo-
logical Miscellanea, 143
Legge, (Rev.) James (D.D.), The Chinese Classics, see
Iran and Turan
Leguay, Excavations at Chaffant, Vienne, see Anthropo-
logical Society of Paris
Leib und Seele (Body and Soul), see Miscellanea
Anthropologica, 17
Leitner, G. W. (Ph.D., LL.D.), on the Ethnographical
Basis of Language, with Special Reference to the
Customs and Language of Hunza. With Discussion.
13th May, 1890 ..
on Iceland
Language, Manners, and Customs of the
Siah Posh Kafirs
Letter from..
on the Races and Languages of Dardistan.
Abstract and discussion. 23rd November, 1869
A.R. i, 495
A.R. vii, 163
J.A.I. viii, 184
J.A.I. viii, 275
T.E.S. iv, 333
J.A.I. iv, 369
J.A.I. vii, 100
A.R. vi, 467
A.R. iii, 265-272
J.A.I. xvii, 79
A.R. vii, 177
J.A.I. xix, 441
A.R. iii, 375
J.A.I. vi, 98
A.R. vi, 114
A.R. ii, J.A.S. pp. xcv-xcix
A.R. ii, J.A.S. pp. cviii-cxiii
A.R. iii, 87
A.R.
V, J.A.S.
A.R. v, 314
p. xliii
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 44, 45
J.A.I. xvi, 344
J.A.I. xiv, 87
A.R. vi, 121
A.R. iv, 383
A.R. ii, 63
J.A.I. xx, 204-210
Anthrop. p. i
Anthrop. 443
Anthrop. 70, 71
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 31-34
N
178
Index.
Leitner, G. W., (Ph.D. LL.D.), on the Shiná People.
30th November, 1869
Siah Posh Kafirs. With Discus-
sion. 25th November, 1873
Length of Toes (Relative), see Harrison, J. P...
Lepchas, see Campbell, A…….
Lepers in India, Burying and Burning Alive of, see
Campbell, A.
'Leprosy, as Observed in the Sandwich Islands, by Frank
H. Enders, M.D.," see Anthropological Miscel-
..
lanea, 95. "Anthropological Gleanings "
Lesghs, see Alans
Lesley's Origin and Destiny of Man. Review
Leslie, (Lieut.-Colonel) Forbes, "The Early Races
of Scotland and their Monuments, 1866."
view
Re-
((
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shire and Dorsetshire.
April, 1881
ments"
April, 1878
··
··
Letung, see Houghton, E. P., on the Land Dayas
Levy, Professor, on Twins, etc., see Miscellanea Anthro-
pologica, 35
Lewis, A. L., Alleged Identification of the English Nation
with the Lost House of Israel..
Ancient Arithmetical Progress, Ex-
emplified by Roman Numerals. 25th November,
1879. Title only
Some Apparent Coincidences of Custom
and Belief Among the Ancient Chaldeans and the
Peoples of Western Europe. With Discussion.
25th April, 1876..
on Arbelows Ring and Other Remains in
Derbyshire
a Description of Some Archaic Structures
in Cornwall and Devon. With Discussion. 20th
December, 1870..
Notes on Some Archaic Structures in the
Isle of Man. With Discussion. 6th November,
1871. (2 Plates)
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in Somerset-
With Discussion. 26th
Arthurian Theory of" Rude Stone Monu-
on Assyrian Inscriptions
the Builders of the Megalithic Monu-
ments of Britain. Abstract and Discussion.
April, 1871
3rd
··
··
Notes on the Builders and the Purposes
of Megalithic Monuments
the "Devil's Arrows," Yorkshire.
30th
··
List of some Dolmens and Tumuli in
Brittany
on the Dolmens of Brittany, see Anthropo-
logical Miscellanea, 152
on the Evils Arising from the Use of
Historical National Names as Scientific Terms. With
Discussion. 26th November, 1878
Notes on Some Irish Antiquities. With
Discussion. 13th May, 1879. (Plate)
A.R. viii, J.A.S. pp. xx-
xxviii
J.A.I. iii, 341-369
J.A.I. xiii, 258
J.E.S., N.S. i, 143
T.E.S. vii, 195
J.A.I. viii, 98
J.A.I. iii, 145
A.R. vi, 356–366
A.R. iv, 341-352
M.A.S. iii, 195
A.R. ii, 232
Anthrop. 185
J.A.I. ix, 337
J.A.I. vi, 136-141
Anthrop. 60
J.A.I. i, P.A.S. pp. i-ix
J.A.I. i, 295-299
J.A.I. xi, 117-122
Anthrop. 282
Anthrop. p. lxviii
J.A.I. i, 70-73
J.A. 286-296
J.A.I. viii, 180-183
J.A.I. xv, 175–183
J.A.I. XV,
264
J.A.I. viii, 325-335
J.A.I. ix, 137-145
Index.
179
Lewis, A. L., the Kentish Group of Rude Stone Monuments Anthrop. 511
Kimmerians and Atlanteans, see Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 11
J.A.I. i, 264
on the "Longstone" and other Prehistoric
Remains in the Isle of Wight. 11th March, 1884.. J.A.I. xiv, 45–47
at Mottistone, Isle of
Wight, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 193
the New Gentile Revelation. Letter
the Oxfordshire Group of "Rude Stone
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Monuments
on the Past and Present Condition of
Certain Rude Stone Monuments in Westmoreland.
With Discussion. 28th April, 1885..
the Peoples Inhabiting the British Isles.
With Discussion. 6th December, 1870
··
Notes on Polygary..
Note on Relation of Hieroglyphics of
Easter Island to those of Central America ..
on the Relation of Stone Circles to Out-
lying Stones, or Tumuli, or Neighbouring Hills, with
some Inferences therefrom. With Discussion. 21st
March, 1882
Reminiscences of a Visit to Locmariaker
and Gavr Inis. Abstract and Discussion.
February, 1869..
16th
Report of the Delegates from the Anthropo-
logical Society of London to the British Association
for the Advancement of Science Meeting, 1870.
1st November, 1870.
•
on the International Congress of
Archaic Anthropology. 3rd November, 1868
Wales.
(Woodcut)
J.A.I. xviii, 192
A.R. vi, 217-220
Anthrop. 508
··
J.A.I. xv, 165–170
J.A. [3], J.A.S. pp. xxxiv
-xlv
Anthrop. 172
Anthrop. 281
J.A.I. xii, 176-191
on a Rude Stone Monument in Kent.
Abstract and Discussion. 8th May, 1877
on Rude Stone Monuments in the Country
of the Carnutes (Departement Eure et Loir, France),
with List of Rude Stone Monuments in the Depart-
ment Eure et Loir. 26th March, 1889. (Woodcut) J.A.I. xix, 66–75
on Some Rude Stone Monuments in North
With Discussion. 10th April, 1877.
A.R. vii, J.A.S. pp. cxxii,
cxxiii, and cxxiv-cxxx
J.A. [3], J.A.S. pp. iii-vi
A.R. vii, J.A.S. pp. xxvi-
xxix
J.A.I. vii, 140–142
J.A.I. vii, 118-123
J.A.I. xix, 90
··
Sepulchral Chambers in Tumuli, in Finis-
tère, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 204
Exhibition of a Specimen of the Stone
used by Admiral Tremlett to cut Marks on the
Granite of which the Breton Dolmens are Formed.
13th January, 1891 (Ex. 426) ..
J.A.I. xx, 330, 331
Statistics Relating to the Population of
Finland, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 140.. J.A.I. xiii, 502
Stone Circles near Aberdeen. With Dis-
cussion. Sth March, 1887. (Plate)..
J.A.I. xvii, 44–57
on Three Stone Circles in Cumberland,
with some further Observations on the Relation of
Stone Circles to Adjacent Hills and Outlying Stones.
With Discussion. 12th January, 1886. (Plate) ….
Notes on Two Stone Circles in Shropshire.
8th February, 1881. (Plate)..
J.A.I. xv, 471–481
J.A.I. xi, 3-7
¿
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180
Index.
Lewis, A. L., Stones near Hagley, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 135
on the Wiltshire Circles. With Discus-
sion. 25th November, 1890
Lewis, G. E., on Australian Burials
Letter from..
133
Leyden Museum, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
L'Heureux, J., (M.A.) Ethnological Notes on the Astro-
nomical Customs and Religious Ideas of the
Chokitapia or Blackfeet Indians. 23rd June, 1885.
(Plate)
··
the Kekip-Sesoators, or Ancient Sacrificial
Stone, of the North-West Tribes of Canada. With
Discussion. 28th April, 1885. (Plate)
"L'Homme. By W. F. A. Zimmermann.
"" Review
"L'Homme Fossile en Europe. By H. Le Hon." Re-
view
(6
..
(C
Liadov, B., on the Kalmucks. (Extract from a Work
entitled, "Russia in Europe, under its Physical and
Ethnological Relations "), see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 12
Liberia, Letter from J. Meyer Harris
Life: its Attributes and Belongings
Life, Idea of, see Idea of Life
Review
in the Atmosphere, see Samuelson, J.
"Life of Robert Knox. By H. Londsdale."
Life and Mind, see Atkinson, H. G. Letter
"Lifted and Subsided Rocks of America, The, with their
Influences on the Oceanic, Atmospheric, and Land
Currents, and the Distribution of Races. By George
Catlin. 1870." See Contemporary Literature ..
Ligamentous Action of the Long Muscles, see Cleland, J.
Light, Subjective, see Miscellanea Anthropologica, 1. .
Lignite Bead Necklaces (Ex. 112)..
Ligurian Race in Italy. By G. Nicolucci." Review..
Ligurians
..
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•
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Lihoy, see Houghton, E. P., on the Land Dayas
Lilly's Astrology. By Zadkiel." Review
Limboo Vocabulary, see Campbell, A., on the Tribes
around Darjeeling
•
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··
Lindemann, H. "Vorselungen über Anthropologie.'
(Lectures on Anthropology), Extracts from, Miscel-
lanea Anthropologica, 29, 30, 31..
Linga Puja, see Sellon, E...
Linnæus, Anthropology of, see Bendyshe, T., History
of Anthropology. Part II
Linton, (Mrs.) Lynn, on the Ethnology of the French
Exhibition as represented by National Arts. 25th
June, 1867
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Lion Shilling, see Clarke, Hyde
Literary and Philosophical Society of Manchester.
(Dawkins, on Work done at Victoria Cave, near
Settle), see Scientific Societies
Dutch in old English Provincialisms
Literature, Anthropological, see Anthropological Litera-
ture
..
Little Popo, Bight of Benin, on the Manners and Cus-
toms of the People, see Wildman, L.
J.A.I. xii, 568
J.A.I. xx, 277-288
Anthrop. 72
Anthrop. 208
J.A.I. xii, 440
J.A.I. XV,
301-304
J.A.I. xv, 161–165
A.R. iii, 132
A.R. vii, 163
J.A.I. i, 401
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xcv
Anthrop. p. xliii
A.R. viii, 49
A.R. i, 412
J.A. 332
A.R. vi, 216
J.A. 106
A.R. i, 402
A.R. i, 179
J.A.I. i, 30
A.R. v, 142
J.E.S., N.S. i, 202
M.A.S. iii, 195
A.R. iii, 185
T.E.S. vii, 157
F
A.R. ii, 228
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. cxiv
M.A.S. i, 421
T.E.S. vi, 216–226
J.E.S., N.S. i, 35
J.A. 361
Anthrop. p. xxxix
A.R. viii, 94
T.E.S. iv, 268
Index.
181
Little Salisbury Hill, see Evans, J., on the Discovery
of Flint Arrow-heads
Livingstone, (Dr.) D., "The Zambesi and its Tributaries."
1865. Review
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Livingstone as an Anthropologist, see Livingstone, D.
Review
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..
Llantwit, Skulls, etc., from a Roman Villa at (Ex. 404)..
Lloyd, T. G. B., on the "Beothucs," a Tribe of Red
Indians, supposed to be Extinct, which formerly In-
habited Newfoundland. With Discussion. 24th
February, 1874. (Plate)
..
a further Account of the Beothucs of
Newfoundland. With Discussion. 25th May, 1875.
(Plate)
Notes on Indian Remains found on the
Coast of Labrador. With Discussion. 24th Feb-
ruary, 1874
on the Stone Implements of Newfound-
land. 25th May, 1875. (3 Plates).
Loango, Objects from (Ex. 34)
Localisation of the Functions of the Brain, see Hunt, J.
..
•
see Hunt, James
see Hunt, James
see Ferrier, D.
see Holländer, B.
..
Locality, Effects of, on the Races of Man, see Crawfurd, J.
Lockhart, W. (M.D.), Chinese Seals found in Ireland,
see Anthropological Miscellanea, 26
on the Miautsze or Aborigines of China..
Locks, Ancient and Modern (Ex. 274)
Roman (Ex. 275)
Locmariaker, see Charnock, R. S.
see Lewis, A. L.
Lombrive, Skull from the Cave of, see Beddoe, J.
(Ex. 94)
Lombrives, Crania from the Cave of, see Anthropological
Society, Paris..
London International Exhibition, 1874. The Ethnology
and Geography of the British Empire
Paleolithic Flint Implements from (Ex. 325)
Implements from (Ex. 322)
Romano-British Burial Urn found in
Skeleton found in Stone Coffin in (Ex. 190)
Skulls from (Ex. 424)
Stone Implements from (Ex. 268)
London, North-East, Palæolithic Floor at, see Smith,
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Worthington G.
Long Barrow Period, People of, see Rolleston, G.
Cairn, Camster, see Anderson, J., on Excavations
in Caithness Cairns
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Bones, Stature Estimated from, see Beddoe, J...
Wall of Salona, see Burton, R. F.
Longevity, see Miscellanea Anthropologica, 16
the Means of Prolonging Life after Middle Age,
by J. Gardner. Review
Obstacle to, see Gibb, Duncan
by Sir Duncan Gibb, see Anthropology
at the British Association, 1869 ..
Ultra-Centenarian, see Gibb, G. D.
··
··
T.E.S. iv, 240
A.R. iv, 143-149
A.R. iv, 143
J.A.I. xix, 182
J.A.I. iv, 21-39; 43, 44
J.A.I. v, 222-230
J.A.I. iv, 39-44
▼,
J.A.I. 233-248
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. cxxiv
A.R. vi, 329
A.R. vii, 100
A.R. vii, 201
J.A.I. xvii, 26
J.A.I. xix, 12
T.E.S. i, 76
J.A.I. ii, 135
T.E.S. i, 177–185
J.A.I. xii, 176
J.A.I. xii, 176
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. cxxi
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. cxxii
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. cxx
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. cxx
A.R. V,
127
J.A.I. iii, 474, 475
J.A.I. xiv, 182
J.A.I. xiv, 114
J.A.I. xii, 68
J.A.I. v, 425
J.A.I. xx, 235
J.A.I. xi, 455
J.A.I. xiii, 357
J.A.I. v, 120
M.A.S. iii, 221
J.A.I. xvii, 202
J.A.I. v, 252
A.R. ii, 62
Anthrop. 427
J.A. 232
A.R. vii, 426
J.A.I. v, 82
182
Index.
••
Longevity of Man and Animals, see Harris, G...
Romans in North Africa, see Talbot de
Malahide
Longstone at Mottistone, Isle of Wight, see Anthropolo-
gical Miscellanea, 193
and other Prehistoric Remains in the Isle of Wight,
see Lewis, A. L.
Lonsdale, H. "The Life of Robert Knox." Review
Looshais, see Campbell, A.
Loreto, Indian Tribes of, see Raimondy, Antonio
Lorraine, see Lagneau, G., on the Saracens in France..
Lost House of Israel, Alleged Identification of the Eng-
lish Nation with the
•
..
Lost Tribes: Where are They?
Lough Gur, Human Remains in
Louise Lateau, the Ecstatic of Boise d'Haine, Belgium..
Louth, see Blake, C. C., on certain "Simious" Skulls,
with especial reference to a Skull from Louth, in
Ireland
•
••
..
Lovaine, (Lord) on the Recent Discovery of Lacustrian
Human Habitations in Wigtonshire ..
Loyalty Islands, Childbirth Customs in, see Anthropo-
logical Miscellanea, 215
Lubach, D. (M.D.), on Hunebedden
on the Hunebedden, or Cromlechs, in the
Province of Drenthe, in Holland. 9th May, 1876.
(Woodcuts)
Lubbock, Frederic, see Lubbock, John, and F. L.,
on the True Assignation of Bronze Weapons
Lubbock, (Sir) John (Bart., F.R.S.). Anniversary
Address, 1872
•
..
··
··
•
..
1873. 21st January, 1873
on Mr. Bateman's Researches in Ancient
British Tumuli. 22nd March, 1864 ..
on the Customs of Marriage and Systems of
Relationship among the Australians. 9th Decem-
ber, 1884..
•
Description of the Park Cwm Tumulus.
27th June, 1870.¯ (Plate)
on the Development of Relationships.
With Discussion. 14th February, 1871. (Folding
Table)
Notes on the Discovery of Stone Imple-
ments in Egypt. With Discussion. 9th June, 1874.
(4 Plates)
the Early Condition of Man. Read before
the British Association at Dundee, 1867. With
Discussion
..
J.A.I. ii, 69
J.A.I. xii, 441
J.A.I. xviii, 192
J.A.I. xiv, 45
J.A. 332
of
J.A.I. iii, 57
A.R. i, 33
M.A.S. iii, 157
Anthrop. 185
Anthrop. p. lxvii
A.R. ii, 59
Anthrop.p.cv
M.A.S. ii, 74
A.R. i, 426
J.A.I. xix, 503
Anthrop. p. viii
J.A.I. vi, 158-167
T.E.S. v, 105
J.A.I. i, 381-397
J.A.I. ii, 429–442
T.E.S. iii, 307-321
J.A.I. xiv, 292-300
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 416-419
A.R. vi, 1-21
Note on the Macas Indians. With Dis-
cussion. 18th February, 1873. (Plate)
J.A.I. iii, 29-32
J.A.I. xvi, 418
the Nationalities of the United Kingdom,
see Anthropological Miscellanea, 162
Nilsson's Primitive Inhabitants
Edited by J. L. Review
Scandinavia."
A.R. vi, 191
··
on the Origin of Civilisation and the
Primitive Condition of Man. 26th November, 1867 T.E.S. vi, 328-341
"Prehistoric Times, as Illustrated by Ancient
Remains, and the Manners and Customs of Modern
Savages, 1865." Review
J.A.I. i, 1-29
J.A.I. iv, 215-222
A.R. iii, 338-316
·Index.
183
··
Lubbock, (Sir) John (Bart., F.R.S.). Note on a Stone
Implement of Palæolithic Type found in Algeria.
22nd June, 1880. (2 Plates).
on some Stone Implements from
Africa and Syria. With Discussion. 13th Decem-
ber, 1870. (2 Plates)..
Stone Implements from the Cape. 9th
February, 1869. (Plate)
see Steenstrup, J., and J. L.
and Frederic Lubbock, on the True Assig-
nation of the Bronze Weapons, etc., found in North-
ern and Western Europe. 13th March, 1866
Lübeke, Wilhelm und Eduard Hanslick über Richard
Wagner. Review
Lucas, Joseph, on the Ethnological Bearings of the terms
Gypsy, Zingaro, Rom, etc. Title only. 22nd March,
1881
Lucas, Louis, on the Natives of Suakin, see Anthropo-
logical Miscellanea, 72
Lukoja, Marble Armlet from (Ex. 8)
Lunacy and Phrenology, see Blake, C. C.
Lund, Edward, on the Occurrence of Syphilis in a
Monkey. With Discussion. 17th January, 1865
..
·
Luschka, (Professor) see Anatomical Examination of
a Bushwoman
G...
M
··
Luton, Human Remains found at, see Busk,
Luzon, see Jagor, on the Natives of Naga
Lycian Inscriptions, Keltic Element in
Lyell (Sir) Charles. "The Geological Evidences on the
Antiquity of Man, 1863." Review
Lyell, (Sir) Charles, remarks bearing on the Antiquity of
Man, see Anthropology at the British Associa-
tion, 1864. (Extract from Inaugural Address)
see Miscellanea Anthropologica, 58..
L. (A. L.), see Lewis.
..
··
..
Macalister, Alexander (M.D., F.R.S.), Description of a
Skull from an Ancient Burying Place in Kamtchatka.
9th February, 1886
Notes on a Skull from New Ireland. 11th
May, 1886
on some South African Skeletons.
11th May, 1886..
Macallister, D., Australian Aborigines. 11th February,
1879. Title only
··
Macana of the Aborigines of Central America, see
Anthropological News, 161..
Macas Indians, see Lubbock, John
Macaulay's "History of England." Review
McCallum, on flint, bone, and iron bracelets, bone
necklace, and a flint knife found near Thebes (Ex.
153). See Rivers, A. H. Pitt
Macdonald, —., the Aborigines on the Page and the Isis
(Hunter River, N.S.W.), see Ridley, W., Austra-
lian Languages and Traditions "
CC
•
J.A.I. x, 316–319
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. pp. xcii-
xcvii
J.E.S., N.S. i, 51-53
T.E.S. v, 221
T.E.S. v, 105–114
A.R. vii, 306
J.A.I. xi, 81
J.A.I. vi, 191
J.E.S., N.S. i, 35
A.R. i, 476
A.R. iii, J.A.S. pp. cxxi-
cxxiii
A.R. viii, 89
A.R. i, T.A.S. p. xì
J.E.S., N.S. i, 170
Anthrop. 517
A.R. i, 129–137
A.R. ii, 299
A.R. iv, 112
J.A.I. xvi, 21, 22
J.A.I. xvi, 150, 151
J.A.I. xvi, 149, 150
J.A.I. ix, 3
A.R. viii, 100
J.A.I. iii, 29
A.R. V,
129
J.A.I. iii, 139
J.A.I. vii, 255
184
Index.
McDonald, Albert, Mode of Preparing the Dead among
the Natives of the Upper Mary River, Queensland.
19th June, 1871
No. II. 6th May, 1872
Macdonald, (Rev.) James, Manners, Customs, Super-
stitions, and Religions of South African Tribes. 12th
November, 1889
11th March, 1890
MacDouall, (Professor) (M.A.), on the Present State of
Medo-Persic Philology. (B.A., 6th September, 1852.)
Abstract..
Macfarlane, A. (M.A., D.Sc.), Analysis of Relationships of
Consanguinity and Affinity. 21st February, 1882.
(4 Plates and 4 Folding Tables)
McHenry, G., Letter on the History of the Abolition of
Slavery. With Discussion. 6th February, 1866..
Mackenzie, A., Australian Languages and Traditions.
10th April, 1877
Specimens of Native Australian Lan-
guages. 17th June, 1873
Mackenzie, Kenneth R. H., Exhibition of (Spurious?)
Bronze Implements said to have been found near
Hammersmith. 14th May, 1867
on a Cromlech Structure at Tonga Taboo.
5th June, 1866 ..
··
a Few Notes on Fetish Worship in Egypt.
With Discussion. 14th February, 1865
view
the Life and Anthropological Labours of
Dr. Nott, of Mobile. 14th January, 1868 ..
Notes on a Stone Axe from the
Madera, Empire of Brazil. 30th April, 1867
··
••
..
Rolle's "Hertha." Review
Sproat's Studies of Savage Life. Re-
• •
Mackie, S. J., on some Human Remains from Muskham,
in the Valley of the Trent, and from Heathery Burn
Cave, near Stanhope, in Weardale, Durham. With
Discussion. 1st July, 1862. (Woodcuts)
Mackintosh, D., Comparative Anthropology of England
and Wales. (2 Plates)
Results of Ethnological Observations
made During the Last Ten Years in England and
Wales
MacLean, Hector, the Ancient Peoples of Ireland and
Scotland Considered. With Discussion. 25th
March, 1890
on the Comparative Anthropology of
Scotland.
..
••
Rio
• •
Gaelic Mythology. 24th June, 1879
on the Kimmerian and Atlantean Races.
With Discussion. 8th November, 1870
Race in History, see Macaulay, Lord,
"History of England"
··
J.A.I. i, 214-219
J.A.I. ii, 176–179)
J.A.I. xix, 264-296
J.A.I. xx, 113-140
J.E.S. iii, 220-229
J.A.I. xii, 46–63
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. cviii-cx
J.A.I. vii, 269–274
J.A.I. iii, 247-264
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. cxci
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. cxcviii,
cxcix
A.R. iii, J.A.S. pp. cxxxii-
cxxxiv
A.R. vi, J.A.S. pp. lxxix-
lxxxiii
A.R. vii, 117
A.R. vi, 366
A.R. v, J.A.S. pp. clxxxvi-
clxxxviii
T.E.S. ii, 266-278
A.R. iv, 1-21
T.E.S. i, 211-222
Ang
J.A.I. xx, 154–179
A.R. iv, 209–226
J.A.I. ix, 167-181
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. pp. xl-lxi
A.R. v, 129-141
Index.
185
MacLean, Hector, the Scottish Highland Language and
People. With Discussion. 13th March, 1877
McLennan, J. F., see Anthropological Miscellanea,
183.
..
..
McLennan's Theory of the Primitive Human Horde, see
Gomme, G. L..
Macobi Islands, Wood-carvings, Pottery, and Cotton Rags
from (Ex. 130)..
Macpherson, (Major) Samuel Charters, "Memorials of
Service in India. Edited by William Macpherson.
1865." Review..
•
Macpherson, W., see Macpherson, S. C..
Madagascar, see Oliver, S. P., on the Hovas
Hair of Hova (Ex. 102)
Natives of, see Wilkinson, Thomas
see Mullens, J.
People and Language of, see Parker, G. W.
Hovas, see Oliver, S. P.
..
··
•
..
•
..
··
and Caffre Languages
Madecasses, Race Elements of, see Wake, C. S...
Madge, J. H., Notes on some Excavations made in
Tumuli near Copiapó, Chili, in June, 1880. 14th
June, 1881. (Plate and Woodcut)
Madrid, Anthropological Society of, see Miscellanea
Anthropologica, 57
··
Mághárá 'Isá, see Blake, C. C., on a Skull from Deir-es-
Sinné
··
<<
Magyar and Ugrian, Himalayan Origin and Connection
of, see Clarke, H.
··
Magyars, Language of, see Charnock, R. S.
Mahaffy, J. P., "Lectures on Primitive Civilisations.'
Review
""
Mahárájas or Vallabhúcháryas in Western India, History
of the Sect. Review
Maiden Bower, Worked Flints from (Ex. 228)
""
Maine, (Sir) H. S., "South Slavonians and Rajpoots,"
see Anthropological Miscellanea, 93.
"Anthro-
pological Gleanings
Majer, (Dr.) Joseph, "The Physical Characters of King
Casimir the Great." Review..
·
Major, R. H., Native Australian Traditions
Makrán, Ruins in. By Major Mockler, see Anthropo-
logical Miscellanea, 84. "Recent Anthropology
Malabar, see Babington, J., Description of the Pandoo
Coolies
>>
··
Malagasy, see Mullens, Joseph
Origin of, see Wake, C. S.
Relationships and the Names used for them by,
see Sibree, J.
··
Sign and Gesture Language among, see Sibree,
J...
..
Land Tenure, see Parker, G. W...
Laws, New Code, see Parker, G. W.
Water-colour Drawings of (Ex. 47)
Malar Bones, Anomalous Transverse Suture in,
Anthropological Notes, 25 ..
see
Malay Archipelago. By A. R. Wallace." Review
Malay Archipelago, see Wallace, A. R. Review
··
J.A.I. vii, 65-81
J.A.I. xvii, 360
J.A.I. xvii, 118
J.A.I. i, 213
A.R. iv, 360–366
A.R. iv, 360
M.A.S. iii, 1
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. clxxv
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. clvi
J.A.I. v, 181
J.A.I. xii, 478
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. cxix
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 367
A.R. viii, J.A.S. p. xxix
J.A.I. xi, 437-443
A.R. iv, 111
J.A.I. ii, 54
J.A.I. vii, 44
A.R. iv, 171
J.A. 170
A.R. iv, 252-259
J.A.I. vii, 396
J.A.I. vii, 546
J.A. 51
T.E.S. i, 349-353
J.A.I. vii, 110
J.E.S., N.S. i, 178
J.A.I. v, 181
J.A.I. xi, 21
J.A.I. ix, 35
J.A.I. xiii, 174
J.A.I. xii, 277
J.A.I. xii, 306
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xxxii
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. clri
A.R. vii, 310
J.E.S., N.S. i, 81
Varieties of Man in the, see Wallace, A. R. A.R. i, 441
186
Index.
Malay Archipelago, Varieties of Man in the, see Wallace,
A. R.
Peninsula, see Bourien, Père
Shell-Mounds in, see Earl, G. W.
States, Native Races of, see Anthropological
Conferences
Malayalis, see Rivers, A. H. Pitt, on Stone Celts from
the Shevaroy Hills
Malayan and Polynesian Languages and Races, see
Crawfurd, J. ..
..
•
Race, see Crawfurd, J.
Malayo-Polynesians, Characteristics of, see Whitmee, S.
J...
··
Malcolm, (Vice-Admiral Sir) Charles, Address to the
Ethnological Society of London, delivered at the
Anniversary, 26th May, 1845..
29th May, 1846..
14th May, 1851..
Obituary Notice of, see Cull, R.
Maldive Islands, see Rosset, C. W.
Objects from (Ex. 368)
>>
··
··
··
··
•
Male and Female Steps compared, see Miscellanea
Anthropologica, 27
Málé Atol, see Rosset, C. W.
Malemute Vocabulary, see Whymper, F., Russian
America ..
Malheiro, A. M. Perdigao, on Slavery in Brazil, see Ex-
tinction of Slavery
Mallery, (Col.) Garrick, "A Calendar of the Dakota
Nation," see Anthropological Miscellanea, 93.
"Anthropological Gleanings".
Mallicollo, Artificially Deformed Skull from, see Flower,
W. H.
14
>>
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··
··
··
··
J.A.I. vii, 543
J.A.I. xix, 52
J.A.I. xix, 52
(Ex. 392)..
Monumental Heads and Artificially Deformed
Skulls from (Ex. 257) ..
J.A.I. xi, 74
Crania from,
see Flower, W. H.
J.A.I. xi, 75
Natives of, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 76 J.A.I. vi, 335
Skulls, etc., from (Ex. 197)
J.A.I. vi, 199
from, see Busk, G...
J.A.I. vi, 200
Malone, John, Specimens of the Language of the Extinct
Sydney Tribe, and of Wodiwodi, the Language of
Illawarra, see Ridley, W., “Australian Languages
and Traditions'
··
··
Malta, Ancient Temples in .
Maltebrun. "Annual Address to the Société de Géo-
graphie de Paris." Review
··
Malvern Hills, Camps on, see Price, F. G. H.
Mammalia of North Greenland and Grinnell Land. By
H. W. Feilden, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
(C
•
•
93. Anthropological Gleanings
Mammoth, Rough Sketch of, on a Bone of the Mammoth
see Anthropological News, 184
•
Man, E. H., on the Aboriginal Inhabitants of the
Andaman Islands. Part I. 7th March, 1882.
(Map, Plate, and Woodcut)
T.E.S. iii, 196
T.E.S. iii, 72
T.E.S. ii, 119
J.A.I. xvi, 221
J.A.I. ii, 348
J.E.S. i, 330
T.E.S. vii, 119
J.A.I. vii, 372
··
J.E.S. ii, 41-62
J.E.S. ii, 69-89
J.E.S. iii, 86-102
J.E.S. iii, 112
J.A.I. xvi, 164
J.A.I. xvi, 164
A.R. ii, 227
J.A.I. xvi, 164
T.E.S. vii, 180
A.R. vi, 56
J.A.I. vii, 262-266
Anthrop. 18
A.R. iv, P.M.A. 84
J.A.I. x, 319
J.A.I. vii, 546 ·
A.R. viii, 218
J.A.I. xii, 69-116
I.
!
J
Indec
187
Man, E. H., on the Aboriginal Inhabitants of the
Andaman Islands. Part II. 25th April, 1882.
(2 Plates)
Part III. With Appendices A-M. 27th June,
1882. (Woodcuts)
The Andaman Islands, see Anthropologi-
cal Miscellanea, 83
Andaman Islands and their
Inhabitants. 13th May, 1881
Andamanese and Nicobarese Ob-
jects Presented to Major-General Pitt Rivers, F.R.S.
24th May, 1881. (4 Plates)
Arts of the Andamanese and Nico-
barese. 8th January, 1878
Descriptive List of Andamanese and
Nicobarese Objects. 8th January, 1878
a Brief Account of the Nicobar Islanders,
with Special Reference to the Inland Tribe of Great
Nicobar. With Discussion. 8th December, 1885.
(Map, 2 Plates, and Woodcut)
the Nicobar Islanders. With Discussion.
··
"
26th June, 1888. (4 Plates and Map)
Man. L'Homme," see Zimmermann
"Man. By D. Page." Review
Man, Antiquity of
see Crawfurd, J.
see Dawkins, W. B.
see Hughes, T. McK.
Tiddeman, R. H…….
Ape Origin of, see Miscellanea Anthropologica,
21
..
..
J
··
··
•
··
Notes on the Antiquity of..
Comparative Psychology of, see Spencer, H.
"Man contemplated Physically, Morally, Intellectually,
and Spiritually." Review. See Anthropological
Miscellanea, 6..
see
Man, Creation of, and Substance of the Mind,
Wagner, Rudolph
Early Condition of, see Lubbock, John..
..
··
Migrations of, see Crawfurd, J.
see Crawfurd, J.
Evolution of New Varieties of, in America, see
Wilson, Daniel
··
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··
··
•
··
•
Existence of, During the Miocene Period, see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 37..
Half White and Half Black, see Anthropological
News, 180
History of, see History
Man, his Origin and Culture. By F. Rolle."
Man, Plurality of the Races of, see Crawfurd, J.
Prehistoric, see Wilson, Daniel
Primitive Condition of, see Lubbock, J...
•
Relation of, to the Inferior Forms of Animal Life,
see Wake, C. S.
•
•
•
•
Review
..
Inferior Animals. ("Man's Place
in Nature," by T. H. Huxley. 1863.) Review
Stature and bulk of, in the British Isles, see
Beddoe, J.
..
J.A.I. xii, 117-175
J.A.I. xii, 327–434
J.A.I. vii, 105
J.A.I. xiv, 253-272
J.A.I. xi, 268–294
J.A.I. vii, 451-457
J.A.I. vii, 457-467
J.A.I. xv, 428-451
J.A.I. xviii, 354–394
A.R. iii, 132
A.R. vi, 109
A.R. vii, 136
T.E.S. vi, 233
J.A.I. vii, 151
J.A.I. vii, 162
J.A.I. vii, 165
A.R. ii, 150
A.R. i, 60-106
J.A.I. v, 301
J.A.I. i, 262
A.R. i, 227
A.R. vi, 1
A.R. ii, 320
T.E.S. iii, 335
J.A.I. viii, 338
J.A.I. iii, 127
A.R. viii, 216
A.R. ii, 173
A.R. vi, 21
T.E.S. vi, 49
A.R. i, 137
T.E.S. vi, 328
A.R. i, 365
A.R. i, 107-117
M.A.S. iii, 384
188
Index.
Man, Traces of, in the Robin Hood Cave, see Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 67
Treatise on. Review. See Anthropological
•
Miscellanea, 66
an Indestructible Atom, see Hovenden, F.
in Bermuda. (From the Bermuda Royal Gazette,
July 13th, 1875), see Anthropological Miscellanea,
60
Early, in Italy, see Anthropological News,
112
Man's Evolution, Probable Region of, see Duncan, W.
S...
"Man's Origin and Destiny. By T. P. Lesley." Re-
view
Place and Bread Unique in Nature. Review
in Nature, see Huxley, T. H. Review
(T. H. Huxley), see Crawfurd, J.
Man and Animals, Characters Separating, see Rochet,
the Distinction between, see Philalethes
Resemblance between, see Napier, C. O.
Groom
..
and the Ape, see Wake, C. S.
and Beast, see Anthropos..
and Brute, Psychical Difference between, see Mis-
cellanea Anthropologica, 33
the Difference between, see Bischoff, Th.
and the Gorilla, see Miscellanea Anthropo-
logica, 12
•
and the World, "Isis. Der Mensch und die
Welt." 1863. Review
Man, Anthropology in the Isle of, see Anthropological
News, 63
Archaic Structures in the Isle of, see Lewis, A.
L.
Manchester Anthropological Society
(C
see Anthropological News, 106
Anthropologists, see Anthropological News, 117
Mané-Lud, see Charnock, R. S.
Maniegar, Simon Carie Chitty, an Account of the Mook-
was in the District of Putlam.
13th June, 1865
(Casie) Chitty, an Outline of the Classifi-
cation of the Tamul Castes. 10th November, 1863
Manipur, Aboriginal Tribes of, see Watt, G.
Objects from (Ex. 371)
Mankind, Diversities of, see Miscellanea Anthropo-
logica, 31
Geographical Distribution of the Chief Modifi-
cations of, see Huxley, T. H...
Migrations of, see Fisher, Joseph
Primary Divisions and Geographical Distribution
of, see Dallas, J.
··
D
..
..
•
Psychological Unity of, see Wake, C. S...
Races of, see Races of Mankind
Review. See
Mankind, their Origin and Destiny." Review.
Anthropological Miscellanea, 27..
Man-like, not Man, see Miscellanea Anthropologica, 19
Mann, Adolphus, Notes on the Numeral System of the
Yoruba Nation. 23rd February, 1886
J.A.I. vi, 95
J.A.I. vi, 92
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. cxxxi
J.A.I. v, 490
A.R. vi, 445
J.A.I. xii, 513
A.R. vi, 356
A.R. iv, P.M.A. 78-80
A.R. i, 107
T.E.S. iii, 58
A.R. vii, 168
A.R. ii, 153
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. clxix
J.A.I. ii, 315
A.R. i, 153
A.R. ii. 229
A.R. i, 54
A.R. i, 494
A.R. iii, 219–223
A.R. v, 370
J.A.I. i, 295
A.R. v, 1-27
A.R. vi, 326
A.R. vi, 452
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. cxxi
T.E.S. iv, 348-351
T.E.S. iii, 93-98
J.A.I. xvi, 346
J.A.I. xvi, 346
A.R. ii, 229
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 404
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. ccii
J.A.I. xv, 304
M.A.S. iii, 134
A.R. viii, 93
J.A.I. ii, 307
A.R. ii, 147
J.A.I. xvi, 59–64
Index.
189
Mann, Robert James, the Kaffir Race of Natal.
November, 1866
Mann, its Names and their Origins, see Jeffcott, J. M...
Mann, see Man.
Manners and Customs of the Gallinas People of Sierra
Leone, see Harris, J. M.
..
Manobos, see Phillippines. Review
Manson, W., Murder of, by Australian Natives, see An-
thropological News, 121
Mantegazza, P. Quadri della Natura Umana, Feste ed
Ebbrezze." Review. See Anthropological Mis-
cellanea, 22
"C
..
“Manuel du Voyageur. By D. Kaltbrunner."
Manx of the Isle of Man, see King, Richard
Maori Heads carved in Cowrie Gum (Ex. 317)
Popular Poetry, see Baker, W. B.
Tattooed Head of (Ex. 336)
(C
··
Mare-Stanes" (Ex. 375)
··
••
··
··
..
··
and the Moa, see Tregear, E.
Maoris, see Haast, Julius von, on Rock Paintings in
New Zealand. Appendix I.
see Wellington, Bp. of
Origin of, see Vaux, W. S. W.
**
Origin, Physical Characters, and Manners and
··
··
20th
··
J.A.I. ii, 132
Review J.A.I. x, 237
•
•
··
•
•
Customs of, see Kerry-Nicholls, J. H.
of New Zealand, see Hector, James
see Tregear, E.
Mapleton, (Rev.) R. J., Note on a Cist with Engraved Stones
on the Poltalloch Estate, County of Argyll, N.B.
With Discussion. 22nd March, 1870. (Woodcut) J.E.S., N.S. ii, 340-342
Report on Prehistoric Remains in
the Neighbourhood of the Crinan Canal, Argyllshire.
With Discussion. 8th February, 1870
Marad, Syria, Description of Human Remains from, see
Blake, C. C.
Marcano, V., Precolombian Metallurgy in Venezuela, see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 222
..
··
•
or "Hag-Stones," see Ducie, Earl of
Marcy, Randolph B. (Captain U.S. Army). "The Prairie
Traveller a handbook for overland expeditions.
··
Carthaginois en France." Review
Marken, Inhabitants of, see Charnock, R. S.
Markham, Clements R., (C. B.) the Arctic Highlanders.
21st March, 1865
on Crystal Quartz Cutting Instruments of
the Ancient Inhabitants of Chanduy (near Guayaquil,
in South America). Found by Mr. Spruce. With
Discussion. 15th December, 1863
a List of the Tribes in the Valley of the
Amazon, including those on the Banks of the Main
Stream, and of all its Tributaries.
12th January,
1864
Report of the Arctic Committee. 17th
June, 1872
T.E.S. v, 277-297
J.A.I. ii, 159
• •
M.A.S. ii, 25
J.A. 296
A.R. vi, 461
:
Edited (with notes) by Richard F. Burton." Review A.R. i, 145-149
Marichard, Jules Ollier de, and Pruner-Bey.
"Les
on the significance of the term Aymara.
Title only. 8th November, 1870
see Cieza de Leon, Pedro de..
··
J.A.I. i, P.A S. p. xiii
J.A.I. xiv, 56
T.E.S. i, 44
J.A.I. xv, 185
J.A.I. xvii, 292
J.A.I. viii, 61
J.E.S., N.S. i, 364
J.A.I. v, 451
J.A.I. xv, 187
J.A.I. v. 458
J.A.I. xix, 97
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 146–155
J.A.I. ii, 54
J.A.I. xx, 220
J.A.I. xvii, 134
J.A.I. xvii, 135
J.A. 105
J.A. 308
T.E.S. iv, 125-137
A.R. ii, J.A.S. pp. lvii-lxi
T.E.S. iii, 140-196
J.A.I. ii, 291-306
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. xxxix
A.R. iii, 298
:
190
Index.
Marks found upon Chalk at Cissbury, see Harrison,
J. P.
Marlborough College Statistics, see Fergus, W. and G.
F. Rodwell
(C
School Statistics, see Galton, F.
Marquesan Tradition of the Deluge. By J. Linton
Palmer," see Anthropological Miscellanea, 95.
Anthropological Gleanings ".
•
(C
Marriage, Blood-Relationship in, see Mitchell, A.
Marriage by Capture
Marriage Customs of the New Britain Group, see Danks,
B.
··
and Morals among the Malagasy, see
Sibree, J.
and Systems of Relationship among the
Australians, see Lubbock, J...
Laws of New Norcia, see Fison, L.
Systems, Australian, see Anthropological Mis-
cellanea, 216
•
•
see Galton, F.
and Laws of Descent, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 185
Anthropology.
January, 1886
··
and Descent, Laws of, see Tylor, E. B.
Marriages, Consanguineous, see Dally, E.
Danger of, see Miscellanea Anthropo-
(C
logica, 38
Marsh, (Capt.) H. C. Description of a Trip to the
Gilgit Valley, a Dependency of the Mahárájá of
Kashmir," see Anthropological Miscellanea, 84.
"Recent Anthropology
Marshall, George W., (LL.M.) Remarks on Genealogy in
>>
··
··
··
Marshall, (Sir) James, on the Natives of the Gold Coast,
see Anthropological Conferences
Marshall, Jolin, (F.R.S.) on the Brain and Calvarium
of a Microcephale. 12th May, 1863 ..
Superficial Convolutions of a Microcephalic
Brain. Title only. 3rd November, 1863
Marshall, W., Skulls from the Peat of the Isle of Ely.
··
··
J.A.I. vii, 109
Connexion with Anthropology. 16th January, 1866 M.A.S. ii, 68–73
Remarks on Genealogy in Connexion with
Abstract and Discussion. L
13th January, 1874
Martin, R. B., (M.A.) Exhibition of a Fire Syringe from
Borneo. 13th January, 1891..
on Objects from a large Refuse Heap in
the Neighbourhood of Smyrna. With Discussion.
8th May, 1877 ..
Marvar Tribes of India, see Shortt, J.
Masks from New Zealand (Ex. 276)
Mason, J. E., on the Natives of Fiji, see Anthropological
Conferences
Masson, G., see Janet, P., "The Materialism of the
Present Day." Review
Mateer, (Rev.) S., Nepotism in Travancore. 13th June,
1882
“Materialism of the Present Day. By P. Janet. Trans-
lated by G. Masson." Review
J.A.I. vi, 263
J.A.I. iv, 126
J.A.I. iv, 130
J.A.I. viii, 99
M.A.S. ii, 402
Anthrop. 73
J.A.I. xviii, 281
J.A.I. ix, 35
J.A.I. xiv, 292
J.A.I. xviii, 68
J.A.I. xix, 505
J.A.I. xviii, 70
J.A.I. xviii, 91
J.A.I. xviii, 245
A.R. ii, 65
A.R. iii, 84

A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. lxxxv-
lxxxix
J.A.I. xvi, 180
A.R. i, T.A.S. pp. viii-x
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. vi
J.A.I. iii, 497, 498
J.A.I. xx, 331
J.A.I. vii, 138-140
M.A.S. iii, 201
J.A.I. xii, 197
J.A.I. xvi, 217
A.R. v, 47
J.A.I. xii, 288-306
A.R. v, 47
<
Index.
191
Mathew, John, on the Kabi Dialect of Queensland.
only. 27th May, 1879..
on the Kabi Dialect of Queensland.
May, 1879
Matter and Spirit. Review
Maudsley, on Physiology and Pathology of the Brain.
Review
Review.
Maudsley, H. (M.D.). "Body and Mind."
See Anthropological Miscellanea, 4
Mausoleum at Palmyra, see Cotesworth, C.
May, Hooper, on a Skull found at Fulbourn.
December, 1875..
see Bollaert, W.
see Bollaert, W.
(Ex. 65)
Maya Codex (Ex. 66)
(Ex. 67)
(Ex. 68)
Maya Alphabet, see Bollaert, W., on Central American
Hieroglyphics
··
..
W.
"Mazzaroth. By F. Rolleston." Review
Measurement of Crania, see Wyman, Jeffries
•
Title
27th
Hieroglyphic Alphabet of Yucatan, see Bollaert,
••
W. M. F.
"Mechanism in Thought and Morals."
14th
•
of the Pelvis, see Anthropological Society of
Paris
Measurements Adopted by Scherzer and Schwarz, in the
Voyage of the " Novara," see Davis, J. B...
made at Marlborough College, see Fergus, W.,
and Rodwell, G. F.
..
..
••
Chest, see Rivers, A. H. Pitt
Measuring the Human Form, see Lamprey, J. H.
Capacity of Skulls, see Busk, G. ..
Mechanical Methods of the Ancient Egyptians, see Petrie,
Review. See
Anthropological Miscellanea, 9
"Mechanism of Man." Review. See Anthropological
Miscellanea, 68
Mediæval Travelling in South America, “the Travels of
Pedro de Cieza de Leon, A.D. 1532-50, contained in
the First Part of his Chronicle of Peru. Translated
and Edited, with Notes and an Introduction, by
Clements R. Markham, Esq. Printed for the
Hakluyt Society, 1864”
Review.
··
Medical Jurisprudence for India, Manual of.
See Anthropological Miscellanea, 19
"Medical Psychology. By R. Dunn." Review..
Medicine Men, Australian, see Howitt, A. W.
Mediterranean, on the Name, as Applied to Part of the
Human Race, see Bell, F. J...
Medo-Persic Philology, see MacDouall
Meenas of Central India, see Showers
Megaceros Hibernicus, Markings on the Horns of, see
Jukes, J. B.
Megalithic Monuments, see Anthropological Notes, 13
by A. L. Lewis, see Anthropology at the
British Association, 1869
see Lewis, A. L.
••
J.A.I. ix, 145
J.A.I. ix, 312-316
J.A. 345-349
A.R. vii, 192
J.A.I. i, 254
J.A.I. iv, 364
J.A.I. v, 425, 426
M.A.S. iii, 288
M.A.S. i, 210
A.R. iv, J.A.S. xlviii
p.
A.R. V,
J.A.S. p. xxxii
A.R. V, J.A.S.
A.R. V,
A.R. V,
p. xxxii
J.A.S. p. xxxii
v, J.A.S.
P. xxxii
M.A.S. ii, 46
A.R. iii, 325
A.R. vi, 345
A.R. V,
T.E.S. i, 123
J.A.I. iv, 126
J.A.I. v, 101
J.E.S., N.S. i, 84
J.A.I. iii, 200
J.A.I. xiii, 88
J.A.I. i, 263
J.A.I. vi, 97
351
A.R. iii, 298-303
J.A.I. ii, 131
A.R. i, 163
J.A.I. xvi, 23
J.A.I. vi, 271
J.E.S. iii, 220
A.R. ii, 327
A.R. i, 433
J.A. 116
A.R. vii, 424
J.A. 286
192
Index.
Megalithic Monuments of Britain, Builders of, see Lewis,
A. L.
Remains from Japan, see Gowland, w...
(Ex. 396)
Structures, see Westropp, H. M.
<<
Pitt
Melanesia, see Pritchard, W. T., on Viti and its Inhabi-
tants
on the Distribution of, see Rivers, A. H.
Ethnological Objects from New Britain and
New Ireland (Ex. 249)..
238)
..
Specimens from New Ireland (Ex. 342)..
Languages of, see Codrington, R. H.
Papuan Boy (Ex. 381)
Photographs of New Guinea Types (Ex. 384)
Religious Beliefs and Practices in, see Codring-
ton, R. H.
Scaphocephalic Cranium of a Fiji Islander (Ex.
Skull from Mallicollo (Ex. 392)
··
Skulls, etc., from Mallicollo and Vanikoro (Ex.
197)
••
Social Regulations in, see Codrington, R. H.
Weapons, etc., from the Admiralty Islands (Ex.
209)
New Hebrides, Monumental Heads and Artifi-
cially Deformed Skulls from Mallicollo (Ex. 257) ..
Poisoned Arrows, see Codrington, R. H.
Melanesians of the South-West Pacific, see Wellington,
Bp. of
··
Meldola, R., Exhibition of Photographs of Nicobarese.
8th December, 1885
Melia, P., Human Remains discovered by Signor Ceselli,
at Caprine, near Rome..
"Memoirs Read before the Anthropological Society of
London. Vols. I and II." Review
··
Memoirs of the Anthropological Society, see Anthropo-
L...
··
•
•
logical News, 150
Memorials of Service in India. By S. C. Macpherson.
Review
··
··
··
Men and Women, Differences between, see Allan, J. M.
see Harris, G.
Men-Apes, see Anthropological News, 80
Mendoza Earthquake, see Caddy
Meneam
Mental Agents and Origin, see Miscellanea Anthro-
pologica, 30
··
··
··
"
··
Calculation, see Miscellanea Anthropologica, 11
Characteristics of the Negro, see Crawfurd, J...
of Primitive Man, as Exemplified by the
Australian Aborigines, see Wake, C. S.
Differences between the Sexes, see Distant, W.
Evolution, Apparent Paradox in, see Welby,
Lady
Fatigue, Remarks on Replies by Teachers to
Questions respecting, see Galton, F...
..
Function in Man, Origin and Development of, see
Heath, D. I.
J.A.I. i, 70
J.A.I. xix, 64
J.A.I. xix, 64
J.E.S., N.S. i, 53
J.E.S., N.S. i, 59
M.A.S. i, 195
J.A.I. x, 332
J.A.I.
J.A.I. xv, 266
J.A.I. xiv, 31
J.A.I. xviii, 134
J.A.I. xviii, 241
J.A.I. x, 261
J.A.I. ix, 2
J.A.I. xix, 52
J.A.I. vi, 199
J.A.I. xviii, 306
J.A.I. vi, 425
J.A.I. xi, 74
J.A.I. xix, 215
J.E.S., N.S. i, 364
J.A.I. xv, 427, 428
Anthrop. 59
A.R. v, 91
A.R. vii, 330
A.R. iv, 360
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. cxcv
A.R. vii, J.A.S. clxxxix
p.
A.R. vi, 118
T.E.S. v, 50
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 192
A.R. ii, 228
A.R. i, 492
T.E.S. iv, 212
J.A.I. i, 74
J.A.I. iv, 78
J.A.I. xx, 304
J.A.I. xviii, 157
J.A.I. iv, 66

Index.
By W. B. Car-
"Mental Physiology, Principles of.
penter."
Review
Mental Progress of Animals during the Human Period,
see Shaw,
Mere of New Zealand, see Rivers, A. H. Pitt
Meridian Line, Aztec Method of Obtaining, see Bollaert,
W.
Merovignian Crania of Langres, see Anthropological
Society, Paris . .
Meryon, E., an Account of some Cases of Arrest of
Development. 7th April, 1868
Message Sticks and Messengers, Australian, see Howitt,
A. W.
•
Messer (Dr.), A. B., on "An Inquiry into the Reputed
Poisonous Nature of the Arrows of the South Sea
Islanders." 12th June, 1877..
Metallurgy, Precolombian, in Venezuela, see Anthropo-
logical Miscellanea, 222
aud Mining, see Clarke, Hyde
Metamorphosis of Man. By A. de Quatrefages. Trans-
lated by H. Lawson." Review
•
Metaphysics, see Bray, C.
Method of Measurements as a Diagnostic Means of Dis-
tinguishing Human Races, adopted by Scherzer and
Schwarz, see Davis, J. B.
rr
•
··
..
• •
Methods of Anthropological Research, see Pike, L. 0.
and Results of Ethnology, see Miscellanea An-
thropologica, 48
Metrology and Geometry in Ancient Remains, see Petrie,
W. M. F.
Skulls, see Shortt, J.
Micro-cephaly, Notice of a Case of, see Gore, R. T.
Midian, Stones and Bones from, see Burton, R. F.
Migrations of the Eskimo, see Rae, J.
of Man, see Crawfurd, J.
of Mankind, see Fisher, Joseph..
·
Mexican Figures, Carved (Ex. 178)
Hammock (Ex. 203)
Zodiac (Ex. 63)
Mexicans, Ancient, their Migration, and their Analogy to
the Existing Indian Tribes of Northern Mexico, see
Ruxton, G. A. F.
J.E.S. ii, 90
Mexico, Antiquities from (Ex. 126)
J.A.I. i, 162
Aztec Mirror (Ex. 115)
J.A.I. i, 74
J.A.I. i, 74
Obsidian Flake and Core from (Ex. 114)
Photographs of Terra Cotta Heads from (Ex. 283).J.A.I. xii, 323
Yucatan, Maya Alphabet (Ex. 65)
··
•
··
•
•
··
New, on the Native Races of, see Bell, A. W...
Meyer, A. B., (M.D.) on Artificial Deformation of the
Head in Sumatra, Celebes, and the Philippine
Islands, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 142
Meyer's "Album von Celébes-Typen." Review
Miautsze or Aborigines of China, see Lockhart, W.
Microcephale, Living, see Shortt, J.
Living, Description of, see Shortt, J.
Brain and Calvarium of, see Marshall, J.
Microcephali, see Vogt, Carl
Microcephalic Brain of a Female Idiot, see Gore, R.
Discussion..
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•
··
··
••
··
··
Anthrop. 430
J.A.I. vii, 96
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 106
M.A.S. i, 210
A.R. v, 122
T.E.S. vii, 162–164
J.A.I. xviii, 314
·
J.A.I. vii, 209-211
J.A.J. xx, 220
T.E.S. vi, 123
•
A.R. iv, P.M.A. 83
A.R. vii, 392
T.E.S. i, 123
A.R. viii, J.A.S. p. iii
A.R. iii, 231
J.A.I. viii, 106
J.A.I. iv, 364
J.A.I. vi, 309
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xxxii
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xxxii
J.E.S., N.S. i, 222
J.A.I. xiv, 85
J.A.I. xx, 222
T.E.S. i, 177
.A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. clxxxi
M.A.S. ii, 257
T. A.R. i, 168
A.R. i, 187
J.A.I. iii, 265
A.R. i, 168
J.A.I. viii, 290
J.A.I. vii, 125
A.R. ii, 320
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. ccii
0
A.R. i, T.A.S. p. viii
A.R. vii, 128

Index.
Migrations, Early, of the Human Race, see Fitzroy,
of Man, Early, see Crawfurd, J...
Milanos of Borneo, see Crespigny,
"Miau-Tsi." Review. See Anthropological Miscel-
de
•
lanea, 8..
Mildenhall, Stone Implements from (Ex. 260)
Miles, W. A., How did the Natives of Australia become
acquainted with the Demigods and Dæmonia, and
with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races ? and
how have many Oriental Words been Incorporated
in their Dialects and Languages? (Plate)..
Milk, Secretion of, in New-born Children, see Miscellanea
Anthropologica, 15 ..
..
6C
..
Mill, John Stuart, Auguste Comte and Positivism.'
Review, see Race and Religion
Millingen, (Major) Frederick, the Circassian Slaves and
the Sultan's Harem. With Discussion. 1st March,
1870
··
•
Miscellanea Anthropologica
··
h
··
••
on the Koords. 21st December, 1869.
on the Negro Slaves in Turkey. 1st Feb-
(Woodcut)
ruary, 1870
··
Milne, John, the Stone Age in Japan; with Notes on
Recent Geological Changes which have taken place.
25th May, 1880. (2 Plates and Woodcut)
Minas Geraes, the Inhabitants of, see Burton, R. F.
Mind, Physiology and Pathology of, see Maudsley, H.
Review
Substance of, and Creation of Man, see Wagner,
Rudolph
"Mind of Man."
Review. See Anthropological
•
Miscellanea, 52
Mind and Language, on the Place of the Sciences of, in
the Science of Man, see Pike, L. O...
Mineralogical Characters of Stone Arrow-heads from
Patagonia, see Rudler, F. W…
Mining and Metallurgy, see Clarke, Hyde
Miocene Period, Existence of Man during, see Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 37
··
••
""
•
Miscegenation, or the Theory of the Blending of Races,
Applied to the American White Man and Negro."
1864. Review ..
··
"Miscegenation" according to the Daily Telegraph, see
Anthropological News, 88..
"Mission to Dahome. By R. F. Burton."
;; Review
to Viti. By Dr. Seemann." Review
Missionaries and Anthropologists, see Anthropological
News, 86
•
..
1
..
•
•
•
1. Subjective Light, in Relation to Forensic Anthro-
pology. (Blatter für Gerichtliche Anthropo-
logie, vol. vi, 1856)
2. Superfotation. (Southern Medical and Surgical
Journal, 1854)
··
..
3. Influence of the Climate of North America on
the Physical and Psychical Constitution. By
E. Desor. (Centralblatt für Naturgeschichte
und Anthropologie, 1853)
T.E.S. i, 1
T.E.S. iii, 335
J.A.I. v, 34
J.A.I. i, 263
J.A.I. xii, 231
J.E.S. iii, 4-50
A.R. ii, 62
A.R. iv, 289
J.A. viii, J.A.S. pp. cix-cxx
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 175-181
A.R. viii, J.A.S. pp. lxxxv-
xcvi
J.A.I. x, 389-423
J.A.I. ii, 407
A.R. vii, 192
A.R. i, 227
J.A.I. v, 115
A.R. ii, J.A.S.
J.A.I. iv, 320
T.E.S. vi, 123
J.A.I. iii, 127
p. cxcii
A.R. ii, 116-121
A.R. vi, 222
A.R. ii, 335
A.R. i, 355
A.R. vi, 220
A.R. i, 179, 180
A.R. i, 180
A.R. i, 180-182
Index.
195
Miscellanea Anthropologica
4. Abolition of Slavery. (Amusing Speech delivered
at a Young Men's Debating Society in October,
1862)
5. Flint Implements found by M. de Vibraye in the
Department of Loire et Cher, France ..
6. Egyptian Skulls found at Cologne on the Rhine
7. Colonies and Climate: a Prophecy. Extracts
from a review of works on Public Hygiene.
(British and Foreign Medical Review, 1812).. A.R. i, 336
8. Acts xvii, 26. (List of authorities for omitting
and for retaining αἵματος)
9. Superstitions of Nations
..
10. Proposed Exploration of Peru. (Extract of a
letter from Prof. Raimondi, Lima, 13th July,
1863, to William Bollaert, Esq., London)
11. Mental Calculation. (Performances of Zacharias
Dase, of Hamburg)
··
12. Man and the Gorilla
13. Zeitschrift für Völkerpsychologie, 1859. By Drs.
Lazarus and Steinthal. (Extracts)
14. Letter from Mr. W. Bollaert to the Editor on
the Kidnapping of Easter Islanders
15. Secretion of Milk in New-born Children
16. On Longevity, with Special Reference to Hessen.
By Dr. Nebal
17. Extracts from Leib und Seele (Body and Soul).
By J. Schaller
18. Meaning of the Term Anthropology
19. Not Man, but Man-like
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20. Anthropology and Geology
21. Ape origin of Man
22. Prehistoric Dwellings
•
..
•
30. Origin and Mental Agents..
31. Diversities of Mankind
•
··
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23. Prize Anthropological Memoir
24. The Neanderthal Skull. (Extract from a Letter
from Dr. Pruner-Bey)
25. Recent Discoveries of Kjökkenmöddings
26. Description of the Cavern of Bruniquel, and of
its Organic Contents. Part I. Human Re-
mains. By Professor Richard Owen. F.R.S.
(Abstract of Paper read before the Royal
Society of London, June, 1864)
27. Proportion of Female to Male Steps.” By Dr.
Fechner
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28. Names of Negroes.
29. The Primary Stocks seem to have been Originally
formed both for and by the Localities they
Inhabit
··
..
32. The Folds in the Hand as Indicating Race.
Instructions by Serres to Deville the Traveller
33. Psychical Difference between Man and Brute
34. Extracts from Organon der Erkentniss der Natur
und des Geistes by Carl Gustav Carus.
of Language (greatly Abridged)
35. On Twins, etc. By Professor Levy
36. The Kirkhead Cave, near Ulverstone.
from a Letter from Captain Barrie, R.N.
Origin
··
Extract
A.R. i, 182
A.R. i, 182
A.R. i, 335
A.R. i, 490
A.R. i, 491
A.R. i, 491, 492
A.R. i, 492-494
A.R. i, 494, 495
A.R. i, 495, 496
A.R. i, 496
A.R. ii, 62
A.R. ii, 62
A.R. ii, 63, 64
A.R. ii, 147
A.R. ii, 147-149
A.R. ii, 149, 150
A.R. ii, 150
A.R. ii, 151, 152
A.R. ii, 223
A.R. ii, 223
A.R. ii, 223-226
A.R. ii, 226, 227
A.R. ii, 227, 228
A.R. ii, 228
A.R. ii, 228
A.R. ii, 228
A.R. ii, 229
A.R. ii, 229
A.R ii, 229, 230
A.R. ii, 230-232
A.R. ii, 232
.. A.R. ii, 344
0 2
196
Index
Miscellanea Anthropologica :-
37. Human Hybridity. Letter from T. Bendyshe.. A.R. ii, 344
38. Extracts from Du Danger des Marriages Con-
sanguines, Paris, 1857. "On the Danger of
Consanguineous Marriages'
>>
A.R. iii, 84, 85
39. Acclimatisation. Extract from Der Mensch und
seine Physische Erhaltung. "Man and his
Physical Preservation." By F. Oesterten,
Leipzig, 1858
40. The Negro in the South
41. Discovery of an Ancient British City near
•
Edinburgh
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42. Hybridity. Extract from a Letter from
Callaway, Algiers..
43. Human Hybridity. Letter from Richard Lee..
44. Foundation of the Anthropological Society of
Spain
••
Dr.
45. Visit of a Commission from the Anthropological
Society of London to the Shetland Islands
46. Letter on the Advance of Anthropology (P.
Broca)
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47. Anthropological Society of Paris
48. Extract from an Article by Professor Huxley,
"On the Methods and Results of Ethnology
49. On some Ancient Skulls
•
50. Phrenology..
51. Popular Lectures on Anthropology
52. Anthropological Society
53. American Archæology. Comité d'Archéologie
57. Anthropological Society of Madrid
58. The Antiquity of Man and Prehistoric Times
59. Anthropological Societies..
60. Anthropological Society's Meetings
61. Memorial Portrait of G. E. Roberts
Américaine de France
54. The Memoirs of the Anthropological Society
55. Professor Phillips and the British Association..
56. Arrangements of the Anthropological Society for
1866
"A.R. iii, 231, 232
A.R. iii, 372, 373
A.R. iii, 373-375
A.R. iii, 375
A.R. iii, 375
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62. Comparative Anthropology of Scotland ..
63. Visit of Dr. J. Hunt and A. Higgins to Scandin-
avia
Missionaries, Efforts among Savages, see Colenso, J. W.
Efforts among Savages, see Reade, W. W.
Missionary Successes and Negro Converts, see Owen,
H. B.
Mitchell, Arthur, Blood-Relationship in Marriage con-
sidered in its Influence upon the Offspring. 19th
June, 1866
··
A.R. iii, 85, 86
A.R. iii, 86
A.R. iii, 86, 87
A.R. iii, 87
A.R. iii, 87, 88
A.R. iii, 229, 230
A.R. iii, 230
A.R. iii, 230, 231
A.R. iii, 231
on the Influence of Blood-Relationship in
Marriage. Title only. 5th June, 1866
Mitra, Bábu Rajendrala'la, on the Gypsies of Bengal.
2nd April, 1867..
A.R, iii, 375, 376
A.R. iv, 109-111
A.R. iv, 111
A.R. iv, 111
A.R. iv, 111
A.R. iv, 112
A.R. iv, 208
A.R. iv, 208
A.R. iv, 208
A.R. iv, 288
M.A.S. ii, 402–456
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. ccxi
M.A.S. iii, 120-133
Abstract and Discussion. 2nd April, 1867
A.R. v, J.A.S. pp. clii-cliv
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Mitré, Bartolomé, Letter to Mr. Bollaert. 3rd May, 1864 A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. ccxxxvi
Mivart, on Man and Apes. Review
Mivart, St. George, "Genesis of Species."
Anthrop. 263
Review.
See Anthropological Miscellanea, 5
J.A.I. i, 261
A.R. iv, 288
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. ccxlviii
A.R. iii, J.A.S. 3. clxiii
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. clxxxiv
Index.
197
"C
Mixed Human Races, see Quatrefages, A. de
A.R. vii, 22
or Half-breed "Races of Canada, see Reid, A. P. J.A.I. iv, 45
Races of Australia, see Taplin, G.
J.A.I. iv, 52
Moabite Jars, see Heath, D. I.
J.A.I. ii, 331
“Moabite Stone, The. By C. D. Ginsburg.' Review J.A. 349-354
Mockler, (Major)
"On Ruins in Makrán.” See
"Recent
Anthropological Miscellanea,
84.
Anthropology
J.A.I. vii, 110
J.A.I. vii, 123
Models of Dolmens in North Wales (Ex. 218)
"Modern Architecture. By James Fergusson. Review A.R. i, 216
"Modern Customs and Ancient Laws of
Russia."
J.A.I. xx, 361
""
""
Review. See Anthropological Miscellanea, 228
Modern Thinker, The: an Organ for the most Advanced
Speculations in Philosophy, Science, Sociology, and
Religion. New York, 1870. See Contemporary
Literature
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Modoc Indians, Bow and Arrows of (Ex. 166)
Moggridge, Matthew, Obituary Notice
Mohammedans, Chinese, see Anderson, John
Mole, (Rev.) J. M., Bone Caves of Creswell Crags, see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 67..
Moloney (Sir) Alfred, Exhibition of Cross-Bows, Long-
Bows, Quivers, &c., from the Yoruba Country.
With Discussion. 25th June, 1889
Money, Walter, on the Ancient Burial Ground near
Kintbury, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 82..
Mongolians, Eyes of, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
773
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(C
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Mongols, see St. John, Bayle
Howorth on the, see Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 49
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Monkey, Ímmunity of, to Strychnine, see Anthropo-
logical News, 182
Syphilis in, see Lund, E.
said to have died of Syphilis (Ex. 32)
Monkman, C., on Discoveries in Recent Deposits in York-
shire. 22nd February, 1870. (Plates.) With Dis-
cussion
··
Monoliths at Trellech, Monmouthshire, see Price, F. G. H.
Monteiro, J. J., on the Quissama Tribe of Angola. 27th
April, 1875. (Woodcut)
Montenegrins, see Howorth, H. H., "Spread of the
Slaves. Part II "
..
··
Montezuma, Portrait of (Ex. 16)
Mouths, Names of
Monumental Heads and Artificially Deformed Skulls from
··
Mallicollo (Ex. 257)
Crania from Mallicollo,
see Flower, W. H.
Stones in Scotland
Monuments, Megalithic, see Anthropological Notes, 13
Moodie, G. Pigot, "The Population, Prospects, and
Future Government of the Transvaal," see Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 95. Anthropological
Gleanings "
Mookwas of Putlam, an Account of the, Maniegar, S. C.
C...
Moore, (Dr.) George, and his First Man
on the First Man ..
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J.A. 355
J.A.I. iii, 204
J.A.I. xii, 561
J.A.I. i, 147
J.A.I. vi, 95
J.A.I. xix, 213–215
J.A.I. vii, 104
J.A.I. vi, 194
J.E.S. i, 86
J.A.I. iv, 504
A.R. viii, 216
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. cxxi
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. cxxi
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 157–169
J.A.I. ix, 51
J.A.I. v, 198-201
J.A.I. viii, 65
J.E.S., N.S. i, 218
J.E.S., N.S. i, 202
J.A.I. xi, 74
J.A.I. xi, 75
J.E.S., N.S. i, 204
J.A. 116
J.A.I. viii, 100
T.E.S. iv, 348
A.R. v, 105-110
A.R. iv, P.M.A. 128-132
198
Index.
Moqui, the Seven Towns of, by E. A. Barber, see An-
thropological Miscellanea, 93. "Anthropological
Gleanings "
Moral Idea, Origin of
Moral Irresponsibility Resulting from Insanity, see
Harris, G.
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Morals among the Malagasy, see Sibree, J.
Moravian Wallachia, on the People of, see Clarke, H..
Morbihan, see Tremlett, F. S., on the Cromlech of Er-
Lanic
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Sculptured Dolmens of, see Tremlett, F. S.
Moreton-in-Marsh. (Chastleton Camp.) See Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 110 ..
Morgan, (Hon.) Lewis H., see Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 129
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"C
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"Arts of Subsistence," see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 84. "Recent Anthropology
""
"Ethnical Periods," see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 84. "Recent Anthropology"
Morocco, the Races of, see Stirling, John
Morris, J. P., on the Hereditary Transmission, through
Four Generations, of an Abnormity ..
Letter Relating to Human Remains from
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•
the Ure Pits
Report of Explorations Conducted in the
Kirkhead Cave at Ulverstone. 5th June, 1866
Abstract and Discussion. 5th June, 1866
Mortillet, Gabriel de, Chronological Arrangement of
Caverns and Rock-Shelters, see Anthropological
News, 151
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on Crania from Annecy (Savoy), see An-
thropological Society, Paris
<<
Les Terramares de Reggianais." Review
Mortimer, J. R., on some Crania of the Round Barrows
of a Section of the Yorkshire Wolds. 28th Novem-
ber, 1876. (Woodcuts)
on Crania from Yorkshire Round Barrows
Account of the Discovery of Six Ancient
Dwellings, found under and near to British Barrows on
the Yorkshire Wolds. 10th January, 1882. (Plate) J.A.I. xi, 472–478
Kemp How," Cowlam. 24th June, 1879.
(Plate)
J.A.I. ix, 394–397
J.A.I. vii, 277-279
J.A.I. xiv, 3
an Underground Structure at Driffield,
Yorkshire. 26th June, 1877. (Woodcut).
Morton, Human Remains from (Ex. 314)..
Mosaic Pavements, Romano-British, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 159
Moscow Anthropological Society, see Anthropological
News, 36
J.A.I. xvi, 99
A.R. v, 246
Moseley, H. N. (M.A., F.R.S.), on the Inhabitants of the
Admiralty Islands, etc. With Discussion. 9th
January, 1877. (4 Plates and Woodcuts)
Note on a Stone Club from the Sandwich
Islands. 9th January, 1877
Mosquito Indians, see Collinson, J.
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Territory Indians, see Collinson, John
Vocabulary, see Collinson, J., on the Mosquito
Indians ..
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J.A.I. vii, 545
Anthrop. p. cvii
•
J.A.I. ii, 183
J.A.I. ix, 35
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. xc
J.A.I. xiv, 47
J.A.I. xv, 104
J.A.I. x, 124
J.A.I. xi, 355
J.A.I. vii, 115
J.A.I. vii, 114
J.A., J.A.S. p. clxix
A.R. iii, 183
A.R. V,
v, J.A.S. p. cxxiii
M.A.S. ii, 358-363
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. cci-cciit
A.R. vii, 330
A.R. v, 355
A.R. iv, P.M.A. 84
J.A.I. vi, 328–334
Anthrop. p. x
J.A.I. vi, 379-429
J.A.I. vi, 430
M.A.S. iii, 148
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. xiii
M.A.S. iii, 156
Index.
199
Mosso (Chinese) Writing (Ex. 244)
Mother and Father, see Ethnological Notes and
Queries, 4
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Mother-Right to Father-Right, see Howitt, A. W. and
L. Fison
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Mottistone, "Longstone" at, see Anthropological Mis-
cellanea, 193
Motu, Ethnology of, see Turner, W. Y...
··
Koitapu, and Koiari Tribes of New Guinea, see
Lawes, W. G.
Mouat, F. J., (M.D., LL.D.) Notes on M. Bertillon's Dis-
course on the Anthropometric Measurement of
Criminals. With Discussion. 22nd April, 1890
a Few Notes on Some Skulls of the Hill
Tribes of India. 8th January, 1867 ..
Moulin-Quignon, see Abbeville.
Human Remains discovered at, see Tylor, A.
Mound Builders of the United States, " Telescopic
Device of the, see Bollaert, W.
>>
Mountain Tribes of the North-West Frontier of India,
• •
..
..
see Fosberry
Mourning for the Dead among the Digger Indians see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 44..
Mouth, Human, see Nasmyth, A.
Mowat, the Natives of, see Beardmore, E.
Mpongwe Negroes, see Walker, R. B. N.
G. E.
Tribe of Negroes, see Walker, R. B. N.
Mückle Heog," on Human Remains from the, see Blake,
C. C.
"Mückle Heog," large Kist-vaens on the, see Roberts,
Muirhead, Henry (M.D.), Obituary Notice. By J. Beddoe
Some Objections to the Theory of Natural
Selection, as explained by Mr. A. R. Wallace. With
Discussion. 20th December, 1870
Muizca Calendar (Ex. 64) ..
Mulatresses, Unusually Gifted, see Napier, C. O. Groom
Mulattoes, Colour at Birth..
Mullens, Joseph (D.D.), on the Origin and Progress of
the People of Madagascar. With Discussion. 27th
April, 1875
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Müller, (Dr.) Friedrich, see Races of Mankind..
Müller, F. Max, "Lectures on the Science of Religion."
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Review
Mummied Head of an Australian Child, see Anthropo-
logical Miscellanea, 31
Mummies, Peruvian, see Blake, C. C.
(Ex. 36)
see Rising
Mummification of the Brain, see Anthropological
Society of Paris
Mummy from Atacama, see von Burgholzhausen
Munphool Pundit, Relations between Gilgit, Chitral, and
Kashmir. (Extract from a Communication to the
Political Department, India Office, 1867)
Munro, R. (M.A. M.D.), the Archæological Importance
of Ancient British Lake-Dwellings, and their Rela-
tion to Analagous Remains in Europe. With Dis-
cussion. 12th January, 1886..
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J.A.I. ix, 337
J.E.S., N.S. i, 85
J.A.I. xii, 30
J.A.I. xviii, 192
J.A.I. vii, 470
J.A.I. viii, 369
J.A.I. XX,
T.E.S. vi, 42-48
A.R. i, 166
M.A.S. i, 210
J.E.S., N.S. i, 182
J.A.I. iii, 530
J.E.S. i, 192
J.A.I. xix, 459
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. clxxix
M.A.S. ii, 283
M.A.S. i, 299
M.A.S. i, 296
J.A.I. xx, 301
182-198
J.A.I. i, P.A.S, pp. ix-xii
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xxxii
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. lvii
A.R. iii, 323
J.A.I. v, 181–198
A.R. viii, 93
J.A. 149
J.A.I. ii, 311
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. cxlv
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. cxlv
T.E.S. iv, 59
A.R. v, 350
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. ccxxxv
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 35-39
J.A.I. xv, 453-470
200
Index.
Munro's "Lake-Dwellings of Europe," see Reviews
Murchison, (Sir) Roderick Impey (Bart., K.C.B., D.C.L..
F.R.S.), Obituary
..
and Professor Huxley, see Anthropo-
logical News, 134
Murie, see Flower and Murie, on the Dissection of a
Bushwoman
Murray, John C. (M.D.), on the Nervous, Bilious, Lym-
CC
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phatic, and Sanguine Temperaments; their Connection
with Races in England, and their Relative Longevity A.R. viii, 14-28
Murray, T. A., on an Aboriginal Tomb Tablet from
Australia, with Notes on the Aborigines. Letter and
Discussion. 31st December, 1867
Murray, (Dr.) W., Instinctive Actions. Abstract
Muscular and Other Senses, Apparatus for Testing, see
botham, J. F.
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in Race. Review
Galton, F.
..
Sense, Apparatus for Testing (Ex. 292)
Museum at Leyden, Ethnological, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 133
Museums of Scandinavia, see Fedtschenko, Alexis
Scandinavian, see Higgins, A.
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Music, see Chorley, H. F., on Race in Music
Development of, in Prehistoric Times, see Row-
•
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··
Racial Aspects of, see Kaines, Joseph
Australian, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
··
•
•
165
of the Australian Aborigines, see Torrance, G. W.
Muskham, Human Remains from, see Mackie, S. J.
Musters (Lieut. R. N.), on the Races of Patagonia. With
Discussion. 29th May, 1871 ..
Mute Origin of the European Races, see Heath, D. I...
Mutes, Acquirement of Language by, see Heath, D. I..
Myth, Absaroka, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 115
Myth of the Creation, New Zealand, see Anthropologi-
cal Miscellanea, 78
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Myths of the Origin of Man and Language, see Pott, A. F.
Mythic Age, see Westropp, H. M.
Mythologic Legendary Tales of South Africa, and of the
Esquimaux in Greenland. Review ..
Mythological Birds Ethnologically considered, see Buck-
land, A. W.
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Mythology, see Campbell, J. F.
see Conway, M. D...
Gaelic, see MacLean, H.
the Interpretation of
Japanese, see Tylor, E. B...
and Religion. Review
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M. [J. E.], A Colony of Heathens at Inishkea, off the
West Coast of Ireland, see Anthropological Mis-
cellanea, 34
M. [K. R. H], see Mackenzie.
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N.
Nabathæan" Skull from Wady Hamz, see Busk, G...
Nachtigal's Journey to the Tibbu-Reschade, see Anthro-
pological Notes, 31
J.A.I. xx, 222
J.A.I. i, 399
A.R. vi, 464
A.R. v, 319
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A.R. vi, J.A.S. pp. liii-lvii
A.R. i, 412
J.A.I. xii, 469
J.A.I. xii, 469
J.A.I. xii, 440
A.R. vi, J.A S. p. 1
A.R. V, J.A.S. P.
xiv
J.A., J.A.S. p. elvi
J.A.I. x, 380
A.R. vii, 306–309
J.A.I. i, P.A.S. p. xxviii
J.A.I. xvi, 425
J.A.I. xvi, 335
T.E.S. ii, 266
J.A.I. i, 193-207
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. xxxiii
A.R. V, J.A.S. P. lxxxiii
J.A.I. x, 231
J.A.I. vi, 343
A.R. ii, 24
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. clxxv
A.R. iii, 138-145
J.A.I. iv, 277
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 325
J.A.I. v, 202
J.A.I. ix, 167
Anthrop. 465
J.A.I. vi, 55
J.A. 149
J.A.I. ii, 447
J.A.I. viii, 321
J.A.I. i; P.E.S. p. clix
Index.
201
Naga, on the Natives of, see Jagor
Hills, Agricultural Implements from (Ex. 320)..
Ethnological Objects from (Ex. 255)
Stone Implements from, see Barron
(Ex. 120)..
on the Wild Tribes Inhabiting the,
Woodthorpe, R. G.
Ornaments, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
210
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. lxii
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. lxii
J.A.I. xi, 56, 196
J.A.I. xix, 252
see Anthropological Miscellanea, 211.. J.A.I. xix, 441
Skulls, see Thane, G. D. ..
J.A.I. xi, 215
Nagas, see Godwin-Austen, H. H.
J.A.I. iv, 144
see Peal, S. E.
J.A.I. iii, 476
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Naloo Africans, Observations on Three Skulls of, see
Owen, R.
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see
Negro Skulls, see Cull, R...
Names of Negroes, see Miscellanea Anthropologica, 28
Nancaushy Tine, or Stuart's Lake Indians, see Hamilton,
Gavin
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Nanga, or Sacred Stone Enclosure, of Wainimala, Fiji,
see Fison, L.
Nantley Tine, or Fraser Lake Tribes, see Hamilton,
Gavin
Naoroji, Dadabhai, Observations on Mr. John Crawfurd's
Paper on the European and Asiatic Races. 27th
March, 1866
Napier, C. O. Groom, on the Classification of Head Forms.
Title only. 16th April, 1867..
Exhibition of Objects from New Zealand.
31st March, 1868
on the Harmony between Geography and
Ethnography. Abstract. 16th April, 1867
on the Lost Tribes..
"Miscellanea Anthropologica." Review.
•
Natal, Bishop of, see Colenso, J. W.
Natal, Aborigines of (Ex. 76)
··
··
See Physiognomy
•
on Two Unusually Gifted Mulatresses.
Abstract and Discussion. 31st December, 1867
on the Proportion that Numbers of the
Sexes of Offspring bear to the Ages of Parents. With
Discussion. 19th February, 1867
..
Resemblance between Man and Animals.
Abstract and Discussion. 16th April, 1867..
Table of Human Races, Classed in Ac-
cordance with the Moral and Intellectual Character-
istics. 16th April, 1867
(C The Book of Nature and the Book of
Review..
Man."
Napo Indians, see Simson, A.
Napoleon, Louis (Emperor), "History of Julius Cæsar.'
Review
Narcissus, Legend of, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
160
•
22
Narcotic Plants, see Crawfurd, J…….
Nasmyth, Alexander, on the Human Mouth. 23rd April,
1845
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 170
J.A.I. xiv, 56
J.A.I. xi, 56
•
J.E.S. ii, 235
J.E.S. ii, 238
A.R. ii, 228
J.A.I. vii, 206
J.A.I. xiv, 14
J.A.I. vii, 206
T.E.S.V, 127-149
A.R. V, J.A.S. p.
clxxv
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. cxlvii
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. clxxvi
Anthrop. p. lxvii
A.R. vi, 137
A.R. vi, J.A.S. pp. lvii-lx
A.R. V, J.A.S. pp. cxix-
cxxii
A.R. V,
clxxv
J.A.S. PP.
clxix-
A.R. v, J.A.S. pp. clx-clxix
A.R. viii, 162
J.A.I. xii, 21
A.R. v, 151
J.A.I. xvi, 344
T.E.S. vii, 78
J.E.S. i, 192-209
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. clxxvii
202
Index.
Natal, Stone Implements from, see Sanderson, J.
(Ex. 233)
•
Nationalities of the United Kingdom, see Anthropo-
logical Miscellanea, 162
<<
Native Races of the Pacific Ocean. By W. H. Flower,
LL.D., F.R.S." See Anthropological Miscellanea,
95. Anthropological Gleanings
"Native Races of the Pacific States of North America."
Review. See Anthropological Miscellanea, 46,
51..
(C
24
Natotin Tine, or Babines, see Hamilton, Gavin
Natural Selection, Application of the Principle to An-
thropology, see Hunt, J.
Applied to Anthropology, see Wallace,
A. R.
Objections to the Theory of, see Muir-
head, H.
Nature, Negro's Place in, see Hunt, J.
Navigation, Early Modes of, see Rivers, A. H. Pitt
Nazareth, Chaplet of Gold and Silver Coins from (Ex.
179)
Neanderthal Skull.
Pruner-Bey.
··
nard
•
see Blake, C. C.
(Ex. 28)
see Davis, J. B.
j.
see Davis, J. B.
see King, W.
see Pruner-Bey
M.D.
Race
Extract from a Letter from Dr.
See Miscellanea Anthropologica,
Nebalsine, see Liadov, B., on the Kalmucks
Necklaces, Andamanese (Ex. 263).
of Lignite Beads (Ex. 112)
Negritos of the Philippines. Review
Negro, see Walker, R. B. N.
D •
·
··
Nebal, Dr., on Longevity with Special Reference to Hessen,
see Miscellanea Anthropologica, 16
• •
""
··
•
▸ •
**
·
as a Soldier, see Hunt, Sanford B.
Capabilities for Civilisation, see Guppy, H. F. J.
Character of the, see Davy, John
Difference between the Larynx of, and that of the
White Man, see Gibb, G. D...
the Larynx of, see Gibb, G. D.
•
see Gibb, G. D.
the Physical and Mental Characteristics of the,
Crawfurd, J.
··
..
see Hunt, J.
Vitality of, see Reichenbach, O...
Weight of the Brain in the, see Davis, J. Bar-
..
··
Weight of Brain in the, see Peacock, T. B.
as a Freedman, McHenry
in Relation to Civilised Society, see Bouverie-
Pusey, S. E. B.
in the South, see Miscellanea Anthropologica,
40
Emancipation in America. By J. H. Van Eyrie,
•
•
··
• 0
•.•
J.A.I. viii, 15
J.A.I. viii, 15
J.A.I. xvi, 418
J.A.I. viii, 96
J.A.I. iv, 503; v. 114
J.A.I. vii, 206
A.R. iv, 320
A.R. v, 103
J.A.I. i, P.A.S. p. ix
M.A.S. i, 1
J.A.I. iv, 399
J.A.I. iv, 364
A.R. ii, 223
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. cxxxix
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. cxxxix
M.A.S. i, 281
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. xv
A.R. i, 393
A.R. ii, 145; v, 123
A.R. ii, 62
J.A.I. i, 401
J.A.I. xi, 294
J.A.I. i, 30
J.A. 131
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. lxii
A.R. vii, 40
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. ccix
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. clvi
M.A.S. ii, 1
A.R. ii, 322
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. cxxv
T.E.S. iv, 212
A.R. i, 386
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. lxv
A.R. vii, 190
M.A.S. i, 65; 520
A.R. iv, P.M.A. 36–39
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. cclxxiv
A.R. iii, 86
A.R. iv, P.M.A. 136-140
A.R. iv, P.M.A. 102–118
Index.
203
Negro Revolt in Jamaica
..
Slaves in Turkey, see Millingen, F.
Tribes of the Upper Nile and the Njamnjams, by
Antinori and Piaggia
Negro of Guinea, Brain of ..
Negro's Place in Nature, see Hunt, J.
see Hunt, J.
Negro and European Relative Proportions of the Limbs
in, see Anthropological News, 109
Negroes, Names of, see Miscellanea Anthropologica,
28
· •
New Guinea, see Albertis, S. M. D'
Mowat
··
and Indians of the United States..
Neilgherries, Hill Tribes of the, see Shortt, J.
Neilgherry Hills, Photographs of Tribes of (Ex. 56)
Neolithic Times, Surgery and Superstition in, see Buck-
•
··
··
··
land, A. W.
Neology, Hindu, see Owen, S. R. I.
see Owen, S. R. I.
Nepotism in Travancore, see Mateer, S.
Net-sinkers from the Lake District (Ex. 163)
Neubauer, (Dr.) A., Notes on the Race-Types of the Jews.
24th February, 1885
·
of the Motu'
..
··
··
..
•
··
··
J.A.I. xv, 17-23
J.A..I. x, 332
New Britain, Ethnological Objects from (Ex. 249)
Shell-Money, see Danks, B.
J.A.I. xvii, 305
Group, Marriage Customs of, see Danks, B. J.A.I. xviii, 281
Newbury, Bronze Spear-Heads from (Ex. 161)
J.A.I. iii, 204
New Caledonian Women, Customs of, see Hamilton,
··
Gavin
New Gentile Revelation, see Lewis, A. L. Letter
New Granada, see Bollaert, W., on Central American
Hieroglyphics
►
·
see Beardmore, E., on the Natives of
•
•
see Comrie, P.
see Lawes, W. G...
see Read, C. H., on Stone Spinning Tops
from Torres Straits
·
··
see Turner, W. Y., on "The Ethnology
>>
··
··
Fire-sticks from (Ex. 420)..
Objects from (Ex. 413)
Photographs of Natives of (Ex. 199)
Stone Axe from (Ex. 323)
Spinning Tops from (Ex. 374)
Weapons from (Ex. 196) .
Types (Ex. 384)
..
and Neighbouring Islands, Natives of
New Hebrides, Artificially Deformed Skull from Malli-
collo (Ex. 392) .
..
(Ex. 257)
•
··
··
··
Skulls from, see Busk, G.
etc., from (Ex. 197)
see Flower, W. H., on Monumental
Heads from Mallicollo..
a Cruise in the. By Leo.
Anthropological Miscellanea, 93.
logical Gleanings"
Layard, see
"Anthropo-
··
A.R. iv, P.M.A. 14–20
A.R. viii, J.A.S. p. lxxxv
A.R. viii, 91-93
A.R. vi, 279
M.A.S. i, 1
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. xv
A.R. vi, 328
A.R. ii, 228
A.R. iv, P.M.A. 40-42
T.E.S. vii, 230
A.R. v,
J.A.S. xxxii
p.
J.A.I. xi, 7
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. clxxvi
M.A.S. ii, 202
J.A.I. xii, 288
J.A.I. iii, 204
J.A.I. vii, 206
A.R. vi, 217
M.A.S. iii, 288
J.A.I. vi, 214
J.A.I. xix, 459
J.A.I. vi, 102
J.A.I. viii, 369
J.A.I. xvii, 85
J.A.I. vii, 470
J.A.I. xx, 200
J.A.I. xix, 459
J.A.I. vi, 214
J.A.I. xiv, 115
J.A.I. xvii, 85
J.A.I. vi, 102
J.A.I. xviii, 241
Anthrop. 129
J.A.I. xix, 52
J.A.I. xi, 74
J.A.I. vi, 200
J.A.I. vi, 199
J. A.I. xi, 75
J.A.I. vii, 547
204
index.
New Hebrides, Report of a Missionary Tour, see Inglis,
J...
New Ireland, Ethnological Objects from (Ex. 249)
Specimens from (Ex. 342)
on the Natives of, see Duffield, A. J.
Skull from, see Macalister, A.
New Mexico, Pottery from (Ex. 383)
New South Wales, Tribes of, see Cameron, A. L. P.
New World, Anthropology of, see Bollaert, W…..
Past and Present Populations of the, see
Bollaert, W.
Moa
the Maoris
317)
•
Bollaert, W.
••
Peopling and Planting of the, see
Bendyshe, T., History of Anthropology. Appendix
II..
New York State Documents, Anthropological Notes
from, see Roberts, G. E.
New Zealand, see Baker, W. B., on Maori Popular
Poetry
see Crawfurd, J., on a Hindu Sacrificial
Bell
see Grey, George
··
see Kerry-Nicholls, J. H.
see Tregear, E., on the Maori and the
Julius von
276)
von
··
··
ferences..
..
see Vaux, W. S. W., on the Origin of
··
see Wellington, Bp. of
Ancient Rock Paintings in, see Haast,
Carvings and Painted Masks from
··
•
··
··
··
··
··
see
Child-bearing in
Jade Implement from (Ex. 131)
Weapons from (Ex. 289)
the Maoris of, see Tregear, E.
Maori Heads Carved in Cowrie Gum (Ex.
··
••
··
··
(Ex.
··
Natives of, see Anthropological Con-
··
Objects from (Ex. 89)
Prehistoric Remains in, see Haast, Julius
..
Rubbings from Door-posts and Window-
frames in (Ex. 254)
Stone, Wooden, and Bone Implements
from (Ex. 192) .
•
Tattooed Head of Maori (Ex. 336)
Mere, see Rivers, A. H. Pitt
Myth of the Creation, see Anthropologi-
cal Miscellanea, 78
War Canoe, Figure-head of (Ex. 224)
New Zealanders, Physical Characteristics of,
Thomson, A. S.
New-born Children, Secretion of Milk in, see Miscellanea
Anthropologica, 15
Newfoundland. Beothucs, see Busk, G.
see Lloyd, T. G. B.
•
·
..
see
..
J.E.S. iii, 53
J.A.I. x, 332
J.A.I. xv, 266
J.A.I. XV, 114
J.A.I. xvi, 150
J.A.I. xviii, 241
J.A.I. xiv, 344
M.A.S. ii, 92
M.A.S. i, 72
A.R. i, T.A.S. p. iii
M.A.S. i, 365
A.R. ii, 210
T.E.S. i, 44
T.E.S. v, 150
J.E.S., N.S. i, 333
J.A.I. xv, 187
J.A.I. xvii, 292
J.A.I. v, 451
J.E.S., N.S. i, 364
J.A.I. viii, 50
J.A.I. xii, 197
J.E.S., N.S. i, 68
J.A.I. i, 214
J.A.I. xii, 465
J.A.I. xix, 97
J.A.I. xiv, 56
J.A.I. xvi, 211
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. clxvii
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 110
J.A.I. xi, 53
J.A.I. v, 464
J.A.I. xv, 185
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 106
J.A.I. vi, 343
J.A.I. vii, 277
J.E.S. iii, 123
A.R. ii, 62
J.A.I. v, 230
J.A.I. iv, 21
Index.
205
}
Newfoundland. Beothucs, see Lloyd, T. G. B...
Stone Implements of, see Lloyd, T. G. B.
Newhaven, Deposit at, see Walker, B. and J. C. Ardagh
Newton Abbot, Wooden Image and Spear-head from, see
Woodward, H. B.
(Ex. 189)
Nguna Grammar, see Anthrop. Misc., 161
Nicaragua, see Bollaert, W., on Central American Hiero-
glyphics..
Nicaraguan Anthropology, see Anthropological News,
13
Nichol Bay Vocabulary, see Walcott, P...
Nicholas, see Pike versus Nicholas
Nicholas (Dr.), T., the Influence of the Norman Conquest
on the Ethnology of Britain. With Discussion.
10th May, 1870..
Nicholson (Sir) Charles (Bart., LL.D.), on some Rock
Carvings found in the Neighbourhood of Sydney.
With Discussion. 22th March, 1879
Nicobar, Idol from (Ex. 143)
Great, Inhabitants of the Interior of, see Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 97
··
Islanders, see Atkinson, G. M.
see Man, E. H.
see Man, E. H.
Islands, see Distant, W. L.
Carved Wooden Figures from (Ex. 24)
Skull from (Ex. 367)
Nicobarese, see Distant, W. L.
Photographs of (Ex. 196)
(Ex. 353, 354)
Arts, see Man, E. H.
Ideographs, see Ball, V.
Objects, see Man, E. H.
(Ex. 230)
•
•
·
Nilsson on the Bronze Age..
••
··
•
•
..
··
Stone Age in Scandinavia. Review
··
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
see Man, E. H.
(Ex. 262)
see Rivers, A. H. Pitt
··
Skull, see Flower, W. H...
Nicolucci, G., on an Ancient Phoenician Cranium, see
Davis, J. B. "Italian Anthropology." Review
on Grottos in Italy. Letter. 22nd May,
··
1877
•
•
··
"La Stirpe Ligure in Italia, ne'tempi antichi
e ne'moderni." Review
Nicolucci's Anthropology of Etruria, see Villin, E.
Niger, Notes and Sketches, see Robins, T. V.
Nile between Dufli and Magungo. By Colonel C. E.
Gordon, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 84.
"Recent Anthropology"
Basin, see Baker, S. W. Review
the Races of, see Baker, S. W.
Valley, Discovery of Chert Implements in Strati-
fied Gravel in the, see Rivers, A. H. Pitt..
Tribes of the, see Wilson, C. W.
Nilgiri Hills, Aboriginal Tribes of, see King, W. Ross..
•
··
J.A.I. v, 222
J.A.I. v, 233
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. clxxxvii
J.A.I. v, 299
J.A.I. v, 299
J.A.I. xvi, 409
M.A.S. iii, 288
A.R. vi, 466
T.E.S. ii, 249
A.R. vii, 279
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 381-400
J.A.I. ix, 31-35
J.A.I. iii, 2
J.A.I. viii, 336
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 137
J.A.I. xv, 428
J.A.I. xvii, 354
J.A.I. vi, 209
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 137
J.A.I. xvi, 147
J.A.I. iii, 2
J.A.I. vi, 209
J.A.I. xv, 423-427
J.A.I. vii, 451
J.A.I. x. 103
J.A.I. vii, 457
J.A.I. vii, 434
J.A.I. xi, 263
J.A.I. xi, 268
J.A.I. vii, 434
J.A.I. xvi, 147
A.R. ii, 30
J.A.I. vii, 173, 174
A.R. v, 142–150
J.A. 79
T.E.S. v, 82
J.A.I. vii, 109
A.R. iv, 269
T.E.S. v, 228
J.A.I. xi, 382
J.A.I. xvii, 3
J.A., 18; J.A., J.A.S. p.
cliii
A.R. iv, 85-89
A.R. vi, 191-203
206
Index
Nilsson, Sven, "Andra omarbetade och tiltakta upplagan,
1862." Review..
Stonehenge, an Attempt to Explain the
Monument. 13th June, 1865..
Nogays, see Howorth, H. H. on the Westerly Drifting
of the Nomades. Part VI.
Nomades, Westerly Drifting of, Part I, A.D. 1218–1868.
See Howorth, H. H.
Part II.
Part III.
Part IV.
Part V.
Part VI.
Part VII.
[Part VIII.]
gical Miscellanea, 15
<<
··
See Howorth, H. H…….
See Howorth, H. H...
See Howorth, H. H.
See Howorth, H. H.
Nomenclature of Cleveland, Danish Aspect of, see Atkin-
son, J. C.
of the Inter-oceanic Races of Men, see Whitmee,
S. J.
Non-mussulman Arabs, see Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 128
Non-sepulchral Rude Stone Monuments, see Walhouse,
..
M. J.
Part IX.
Part X.
Part XI.
Part XII.
Norman Conquest, Influence of, on the Ethnology of
Britain. See Nicholas, T.
Norman Conquest of England. By Edward A.
Freeman." Review
See Howorth, H. H...
See Howorth, H. H.
See Howorth, H. H.
See Howorth, H. H...
See Howorth, H. H.
See Howorth, H. H.
See Anthropolo-
Normandy, Implements from, see Rivers, A. H. Pitt..
Norsemen, Origines of the, see Howorth, H. H.
North, (Miss) Marianne, Obituary Notice. By Francis
Galton
··
Notices of Ethnology:-
North America, Red Men of
North American Philology, see Tylor, E. B.
North Aracan, Account of the Hill Tribes of, see St.
John, R. F. St. A.
Carolina, Sculptures and Photographs from (Ex.
282)
··
•
··
Stone Carvings, see Keane, A. H.
Wales, Models of Dolmens in (Ex. 218)..
Northesk, Earl of, Exhibition of Jade Implements from
New Zealand. With Discussion. 12th May, 1885
Northumberland, Prehistoric Remains in..
Notes ..
..
"Notes and Conjectural Emendations of Certain Doubtful
Passages in Shakespeare's Plays. By P. A. Daniel,
1870." See Contemporary Literature
Notes and Queries, Anthropological, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 53
··
··
··
1. Excavation of the Cromlech known as the
"Druids' Temple or Polgulaye," at Faldouet,
in the Island of Jersey. (F. Porter).
2. Prehistoric Archæology: Cornwall Tolmens.
(J. Lubbock). ("Athenæum ")
··
A.R. iv, 85–89
T.E.S. iv, 244-263
J.A.I. i, 226
J.E.S., N.S. i, 12
J.E.S., N.S. i, 378
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 83
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 182
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 469
J.A.I. i, 226
J.A.I. i, 242
J.A.I. ii, 114
J.A.I. ii, 205
J.A.I. iii, 145
J.A.I. iii, 277
J.A.I. iii, 452
J.A.I. iii, 115
J.A.I. viii, 360
J.A.I. xi, 355
J.A.I. vii, 21
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 384
A.R. viii, 1
J.A.I. ii, 68
T.E.S. vi, 342
J.A.I. xx, 302
Anthrop. 209
T.E.S. ii, 130
J.A.I. ii, 233
J.A.I. xii, 281
J.A.I. xii, 281
J.A.I. vii, 123
J.A.I. xv, 185-187
J.E.S., N.S. i, 205
Anthrop. 121, 275, 439, 599
J.A. 107
J.A.I. v,
118
J.E.S., N.S. i, 86, 87
J.E.S., N.S. i, 87, 88
Index.
207
Notices of Ethnology
3. Antiquarian Discovery at Padstow, Cornwall
4. Flint Implements at Kelsea-Hill. ("Times")
5. Chinese Cave Dwellings. ("Asiatic")
6. False Charge of Human Sacrifice. ("Asiatic")
7. Monumental Stones in Scotland. ("Times")..
8. Prehistoric Remains in Northumberland.
(6
("Times")
Nott, (Dr.) J. C., False Report of Death, see Anthropo-
logical News, 116
Obituary Notice of, see Mackenzie, K. R.
•
H.
Nova Scotian Giantess, see Anthropological News, 148 A.R. vii, 215
Novara," Voyage of the, see Davis, J. B.
T.E.S. i, 123
، ،
Novara Expedition, see Anthropological Notes, 27
Numeral System of the Yoruba Nation, see Mann, A...
Numerals, Origin of, see Tylor, A.
for 3, 7, and others, see Anthropological Notes,
29
• •
··
•
Cassell, John
Conolly, (Dr.) John
Darwin, Charles Robert (F.R.S.)
Davis, (Dr.) J. Barnard
Dendy, Walter Cooper..
Forbes, David
Visualised, see Galton, F...
Nyam-Nyam...
Nyassa, on the, and a Journey from the North End to
Zanzibar. By H. B. Cotterill," see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 95. 'Anthropological Gleanings ".. J.A.I. viii, 99
(C
O.
Obituaries—
Asher, A. (M.D.) see Anthropological Miscellanea,
219..
Blackmore, W.
Blount, (Dr.) J. Hillier
Bollaert, W.
Bonomi, James
Boudin (Dr.)
··
•
··
•
··
•
··
•
••
•
Broca, Paul (Portrait)..
Burke, Luke, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
156
··
··
Burton, (Sir) R. F. (K.C.M.G.) By E. W. Brabrook
Busk, George (F.R.S.)..
Campbell, (Dr.) Archibald
··
•
•
•
•
··
Freeman, Henry Stanhope
Godron, (Dr.) D. A., see Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 113.
Gratiolet, (Dr.) Pierre..
Groves, Charles..
··
J.E.S., N.S. i, 88
J.E.S., N.S. i, 203
J.E.S., N.S. i, 203
J.E.S., N.S. i, 203, 204
J.E.S., N.S. i, 204
J.E.S. N.S. i, 205, 206
Harbour, Edward (B.A.)
Harris, George (LL.D., F.S.A.) By E. W. Bra-
brook
A.R. vi, 450
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. lxxix
··
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. clvii
J.A.I. xvi, 59
J.A.I. vi, 125
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. clvii
J.A.I. 85
X,
J.E.S., N.S. i, 85
J.A.I. xix, 515
J.A.I. viii, 400, 401
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xliii
J.A.I. i, 510-513
J.A.I. viii, 399
A.R. vi, J.A.S. pp. lxx-
lxxix
J.A.I. x, 242-261
J.A.I. xv, 504
J.A.I. xx, 295–298
J.A.T. xvi, 403-407
J.A.I. vii, 379
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. lxii
T.E.S. v, 325
J.A.I. xii, 561
J.A.I. xi, 484, 485
J.A.I. i, 398
J.A.I. vi, 513-516
A.R. iv, J.A.S.
p.
lxii
J.A.I. x, 231
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. lxii
A.R. v, J.A.S. pp. xliii,
xliv
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. lxii
J.A.I. xx, 299, 300
208
Inder.
Obituaries:-
Haughton, Richard
Hodgkin, Thomas (M.D.)
Jackson, Henry..
Jeremiah, John..
King, Kelburne (M.D.), see Anthropological Mis-
cellanea, 156
Lee, Dr.
(Q.C., LL.D.)
McLennan, J., see Anthropological Miscellanea,
183..
•
··
•
Muirhead, (Dr.) H. By J. Beddoe
Murchison, (Sir) R. I...
Malcolm, (Vice-Admiral Sir) Charles..
Moggridge, Matthew
Morgan, Hon. Lewis H., see Anthropological Mis-
cellanea, 129
··
··
North, (Miss) Marianne. By Francis Galton
Nott, (Dr.) J. C.
Ouvry, Frederic
lanea, 10
Prichard, (Dr.) J. C.
Pruner Bey (Dr.)
Roberts, George Edward. (Portrait)
··
Pickering, (Dr.) Charles
Pinkerton, William, see Anthropological Miscel-
cellanea, 125
Ruxton, (Lieutenant) G. A. F.
Seemann, (Dr.) Berthold
Stevens, E. T.
Unger, (Dr.) Franz. (Portrait)
Van der Hoeven, John. By J. Barnard Davis
Rolleston, G. (M.D., F.R.S.)
Ricardo, M.
Rule, Samuel (M.D.). By John Shortt, M.D. and
Langdon H. Down, M.D...
Rutherford, D. G., see Anthropological Mis-
··
··
•
2.
··
··
Williams, Thomas, (M.D., F.R.S.)
Wright, Thomas (M.A.)
Objections to the Theory of Natural Selection, see Muir-
•
head, H.
O
•
Obodriti, see Howorth, H. H., on the Spread of the
Slaves. Part III
Observations, Tables of, see Anthropological Miscel-
··
lanea, 199
• •
Observations on the Geography and Archaeology of Peru.
By the Hon. E. G. Squier, M.A., F.S.A. 1870. See
Contemporary Literature
Obsidian Flake and Core from Mexico (Ex. 114)
Obstacle to European Longevity, see Gibb, G. Duncan
O'Callaghan, E. H., see Anthropological Miscellanea,
62
Occipital Lobe of Man and Apes, see Anthropological
News, 40
··
•
L'Océan des Anciens et les peuples préhistoriques. Review
Oceanic Races, see Davis, J. B.
Races, Notes upon the Hair and some other
Peculiarities of, see Davis, J. B.
p.
A.R. vi, J.A.S.
T.E.S. v, 341
A.R. V, J.A.S. p. xliv
J.A.I. xi, 486
J.A.I. XV, 504
A.R. v, J.A.S.
J.A.I. xvii, 360
J.E.S. iii, 112
J.A.I. xii, 561
p.
J.A.I. xi, 355
J.A.I. xx, 301
J.A.I. i, p. 399
J.A.I. xx, 302
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p.
J.A.I. xi, 485
J.A.I. vii, 537
J.A.I. i, 264
J.E.S. ii, 182
lxxxiii
J.A. 236
J.A.I. i, 74
J.A. 232
J.A.I. v, 492
A.R. v, 248
Anthrop. 267
A.R. viii, 183
J.A.I. ii; 95
xliii
lxxix
J.A.I. xii, 561
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. lix-
lxi
J.A.I. xi, 485
A.R. v J.A.S. p. xliv
A.R. vii, J.A.S. pp. ciii-civ
J.A.I. x, 463
J.E.S. ii, 150
J.A.I. i, p. 397
J.A.I. viii, 399
J.A. 227-232
A.R. vii, J.A.S. pp. lxxii-
Cilli
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. lxi
J.A.I. vii, 534
J.A.I. i, P.A.S. p. ix
J.A.I. ix, 181
J.A.I. xviii, 420
Index.
209
Odd Showers. By Carribber: London, 1870, see Con-
temporary Literature
J.A. 356
Oesterten, F., "Man and his Physical Preservation."
A.R. vii, 306
Extract. See Miscellanea Anthropologica, 39.. A.R. iii, 85
Oettinger, E. M., "Offnes, billet-doux, &c., an Herrn
Richard Wagner." Review
Official Reports of the President and Director of the
Anthropological Society of London, respecting the
Failure of the Negotiation for the Amalgamation of
the Ethnological and Anthropological Societies. 2nd
September, 1868
··
Offspring, Influence of Blood-Relationship in Marriage
upon, see Mitchell, A.
Ogham Inscription from Rus-glass, County Cork. See
Caulfield, R.
..
the Shetland Islands (Ex. 223)
Pillar Stones in Ireland, see Westropp, H. M...
Ogilvie, W., "Exploratory Survey of part of the Lewes,
Tat-on-duc, Porcupine, Bell, Trout, Peel, and Mac-
kenzie Rivers." Review. See Anthrop. Misc., 236 J.A.I. xx, 365
Ohio, Preservation of Antiquities in, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 86
··
..
Oils, Plants yielding, see Crawfurd, J.
Ojibois Indians, see Reid, A. P.
Old Calabar, Politics, Religion, and Commerce of, see
•
•
Walker, J. B...
Old Callebar, see Daniell, W. F.
Oldfield, Augustus, on the Aborigines of Australia. 9th
February, 1864..
Oldham, T., Communications respecting the Cassia Tribe.
10th November, 1852
Oliver (Captain), S. P., the Hovas, and other Charac-
teristic Tribes of Madagascar. 3rd March, 1868.
(Plates)
on the Hovas of Madagascar. With
Discussion. 3rd March, 1868..
Non-historic Stone Relics of the Mediter-
ranean. With Discussion. 14th April, 1874. (4
Plates)
on the Prehistoric Remains in Brittany.
With Discussion. 10th January, 1871. (Plate)
••
Report on the Present State and Condition
of Prehistoric Remains in the Channel Islands.
With Discussion. 7th December, 1869. (Plates)..
Ollamh Fodhla, Discovery of the Tomb of. By E. A.
Conwell. Review
··
Omalius, d'Halloy D', on the Indo-European Origins
Oppert, Gustav, (Ph.D.), on the Classification of Lan-
guages in Conformity with Ethnology. With Dis-
cussion. 13th March, 1883. (Table)
Kitai and Kara-Kitai. With
Discussion. 11th January, 1870
Oregon Territory, the Languages of the, see Latham,
R. G.
··
A.R. vi, J.A.S. pp. clxxxix-
cxcvii
M.A.S. ii, 402
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 400
J.A.I. vii, 232
J.A.I. ii, 201
··
J.A.I. vii, 186
T.E.S. vii, 92
J.A.I. iii, 106
J.A.I. vi, 119
J.E.S. i, 210
T.E.S. iii, 215-298
J.E.S. iii, 238-242
M.A.S. iii, 1-20
A.R. vi, J.A.S.pp.cxix-cxxv
J.A.I. iv, 90-100
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. pp. cxxii-
cxlii
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 45–73
Anthrop. 268
A.R. iii, 307
J.E.S. i, 154
"Organic Philosophy. By H. Doherty." Vol. i. Review A.R. ii, 213
Vol. iii. Review. See Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 23
J.A.I. ii, 133
J.A.I. xiii, 32–52
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 97–106
P
210
Index.
Organology, see Prideaux, T. Symes
Oriental Congress, 1878, see Cust, R.
Tribes and Races, Photographs of (Ex. 154)
Orientalists, International Congress of, 1874, see Clarke,
H.
Origin of Agriculture, see Roth, H. Ling
of the Anthropological Review and its Connection
with the Anthropological Society
of the Berbers, see Anthropological News, 164
Classificatory System of Relationships, see
Wake, C. S.
of Culture in America, see Clarke, H. ..
of Diseases, see Anthropological Notes, 18
Review..
see Pike versus Nicholas..
see Pike versus Nicholas
of the English, see Pike, L. O.
$6
of the Lapps, see Keane, A. H.
of Man and Language, see Pott, A. F.
of the Maoris, see Kerry-Nicholls, J. H.
of Modern English, see Bell, W...
of Numerals, see Tylor, A.
Review
· •
..
Human, Theories of..
'Origines Indo-Européennes.
Review
• •
··
Eskimo, see Rink, H.
European Races, see Heath, D. I.
of the Gallinas People of Sierra Leone, see Harris,
J. M.
·
..
··
Gypsies, see Anthropological Notes, 14
of Grass Aprons, Traditional, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 130
•
•
•
Gypsies, see Charnock, R. S.
see Crawfurd, J.
of Human Races, see Wallace, A. R.
of the Japanese, see Pfoundes, C.
of Language, see Farrar, F. W. Review
see Miscellanea Anthropologica, 34..
from Interjections, and of our Modern
English in the Teutonic and Cognate Dialects, see
Bell, W..
•
By Adolphe
Orkney, Brocks and Pict Houses of, see Petrie, G.
Islands, Lamps from, see Garson, J. G...
(Ex. (8).
•
•
•
•
•
of Serpent-Worship, see Wake, C. S.
of the South Sea Islanders, see Gill, W. W.
of Species, see Crawfurd, J.
and Development of Language, see Westropp,
Hodder M.
of the Mental Function, see Heath, D. I.
and Mental Agents, see Miscellanea Anthropo-
logica, 30
"Origin and Migrations of the Polynesian Nation. By
Dr. Lang." See Anthropological Miscellanea,
95. Anthropological Gleanings"
tr
and Primitive Home of the Semites, see Bertin,
G.
•
..
1.
Seat of the Aryans, see Taylor, I.
Condition and Destiny of Man, by P. Melia.
•
··
··
··
··
•
Pictet."
··
··
A.R. vii, 76
J.A.I. viii, 285
J.A.I. iii, 139
J.A.I. iv, 336
J.A.I. xvi, 102
A.R. vi, 431-442
A.R. viii, 105
J.A.I. viii, 144
J.A.I. iv, 148
J.A. 244
A.R.
v,
49
A.R. vii, 279
A.R. viii, 69
J.A.I. xix, 452
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. xxxiii
M.A.S. ii, 25
J.A. 242
J.A.I. xi, 356
A.R. iv, 89
A.R. i, 445
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. clviii
J.A.I. x, 225
A.R. iv, 135
A.R. ii, 230
=
A.R. V,
J.A.S. p. cxxxiii
J.A.I. XV, 213
A.R. ii, 24
J.A.I. xv, 187
A.R. V,
J.A.S. cxxxiii
J.A.I. vi, 125
J.A.I. ii, 373
p.
J.A.I. vi, 2
T.E.S. vii, 27
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. xxxix
J.A.I. iv, 66
A.R. ii, 228
J.A.I. viii, 98
J.A.I. xi, 423
J.A.I. xvii, 238
Anthrop. 109
A.R. vii, 1
A.R. i, 232
M.A.S. ii, 216
J.A.I. xiii, 275
J.A.I. xiii, 275
Index.
211
Orkney Islands, Osteology of the Ancient Inhabitants, see
Garson, J. G.
··
Orkneys, Antiquities of the, see Petrie, G.
Oronsay, Bone Implements from (Ex. 300)
Orrouy, Skulls from the Cavern of, see Broca, P.
Orthographic Projection of the Skull, see Higgins,
A.
..
··
see Higgins, A...
Osteological Characters of the Kubus of Sumatra, see
Garson, J. G.
Osteology of the Ancient Inhabitants of the Orkney
Islands, see Garson, J. G.
Natives of the Andaman Islands, see
Flower, W. H...
Veddahs of Ceylon, see Thomson, A.
and Affinities of the Natives of the Andaman
Islands, see Flower, W. H.
and Dentition of Natives of the Andaman Islands,
see Owen, R.
··
Oude, People of, see Greenhow, H. M.
Our British Ancestors
..
·
•
•
··
•
··
•
··
Ouse, Alluvial Accumulation in the Valley of the, see
Godwin-Austen, R. A. C.
•
•
•
Little, Flint Implements from (Ex. 59)
Ouvry, Frederic, Obituary Notice ..
Ovens, Aboriginal, see Beveridge, P.
Owen, H. Burnard, Missionary Successes and Negro Con-
verts. 18th April, 1865. With Discussion..
·
•
•
•
Owen, (Sir) Richard, (K.C.B., D.C.L., F.R.S.), on the
So-called Aztec Children, see Cull, R. 6th July,
1853. (Plate)
on the Cavern of Bruniquel. Abstract.
See Miscellanea Anthropologica, 26
Contributions to the Ethnology of Egypt.
With Discussion. 9th June, 1874. (4 Plates)
on some Human Bones discovered under
Six Feet of Brick Earth at Chatham. Abstract and
Discussion. 7th April, 1863 ..
::
Observations on the Collection of Skulls
sent by Captain Burton to the British Museum, Sep-
tember, 1878. 10th December, 1878..
on Three Skulls of Naloo Africans.
•
··
..
25th April, 1849
Osteological Contributions to the Natural
History of the Anthropoid Apes. No. VII. Com-
parison of the Bones of the Limbs of the Troglodytes
Gorilla, Troglodytes niger, and of Different Varieties
of the Human Race; and on the General Character
of the Skeleton of the Gorilla. (Trans. Zool. Soc.,
1862.) Review..
on the Osteology and Dentition of the
Aborigines of the Andaman Islands, and the Rela-
tions thereby Indicated to Other Races of Mankind.
14th January, 1862. With Discussion
Owen's Comparative Anatomy and Physiology. Review
of Vertebrates, vol. iii. Review
Owen, (Major) Samuel R. I., on Hindu Neology. 1st
May, 1866
J.A.I. xiii, 54
A.R. i, 425
J.A.J. xiii, 122
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. cclxviii
A.R. iv,
J.A.S.
M.A.S. ii, 195
J.A.1. xiv, 128
J.A.I. xiii, 54
J.A.J xiv, 115
J.A.I. xix, 125
J.A.I. ix, 108
T.E.S. ii, 34
T.E.S. i, 71
A.R. iv, P.M.A. 133-136
p. cxx
A.R. i, 438
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xxxii
J.A.I. xi, 435
A.R. vii, J.A.S.
P.
clxxxvii
A.R. iii, J.A.S. pp. clxxxiv-
ccxlvi; cexc-ccxciv
J.E.S. iv, 128-137
A.R. ii, 226
J.A.I. iv, 223–254
A.R. i, 187
J.A.I. viii, 323, 324
J.E.S. ii, 235-237
A.R. i, 149-152
T.E.S. ii, 34-43
A.R. vi, 301-316
A.R. vii, 252
M.A.S. ii, 202–215
-
P 2
212
Index.
Owen, (Major) Samuel R. I., on Hindu Neology. Ab-
stract and Discussion. 1st May, 1866
Oxenham, Lavington, a Modern Chinese View on Here-
dity and Education, see Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 96
Oxford Anthropological Society, see Anthropological
News, 66
Oxford, Stone Hammer from (Ex. 165)
Oxfordshire, Flint Arrow-heads from (Ex. 217).
Ditchley (Ex. 215)
Implements from Ditchley (Ex. 195)
(Ex. 234)..
A. H. Pitt
··
..
""
··
··
and Roman Remains in, see Rivers,
P.
Pachisi, Game of, see Tylor, E. B., on the Game of
Patolli
Pacific Islands, Ethnographic Album of the, see Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 226..
W. G.
W. G.
··
..
Ethnographical Album of (Ex. 430)
Finsch's Casts of Faces of Natives of (Ex.
241)
CC
Pacific Ocean, Native Races of the. By W. H. Flower,
LL.D., F.R.S., see Anthropological Miscellanea,
95. Anthropological Gleanings
Paddle from Tahiti (Ex. 54)
Padstow, Cornwall, Antiquarian Discovery in the Church-
yard
•
Pagan Populations of the Indian Archipelago, see Latham,
R. G.
Page, David, (LL.D.), "Man; Where, Whence, and
Whither; being a Glance at Man in his Natural
Palæography of America, see Bollaert, W.
Paleolithic Fishing Implements, see Young, J. T.
Flint Implements from Reading, see. Shrubsole,
O. A.
··
History Relations. Edinburgh, 1867." Review .. A.R. vi, 109–114
Pairing Season, Human, Apparent Survival of, see An-
thropological Miscellanea, 186
Floor at North-East London, see Smith, W. G.
Implement from Battersea Rise (Ex. 279)
found near Reading (Ex. 321)
from the Bed of the Thames, see Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 131 ..
··
Implements from the Valley of the Axe, see
Evans, J.
•
·
Axe and the Thames (Ex. 245)
Valley of the Brent, see Smith,
Lea, see Smith,
J.A.I. xiv, 192
J.A.I. xiii, 357
J.A.I. xii, 230
J.A.I. xiv, 114
J.A.I. xii, 437
J.A.I. vii, 499
J.A.I. ix, 369
J.A.I. ix, 316
Madras (Ex. 294)
North London (Éx. 322)
Reading (Ex. 326)
J.A.I. viii, 275
J.A.I. xii, 513
J.A.I. xiv, 114
J.A.I. xiv, 192
from South Mirzapore, see Cockburn, J. J.A.I. xvii, 57
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. clxxvi-
clxxix
..
J.A.I. viii, 228
A.R. v, 372
J.A.I. iii, 204
J.A.I. vii, 117
J.A.I. vii, 44
··
J.A.I. vi, 55
J.A.I. viii, 184
J.E.S., N.S. i, 1
J.A.I. viii, 116
J.A.I. xx, 292
J.A.I. xx, 331
J.A.I. xvi, 241
J.A.I. viii, 96
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xxxii
J.E.S., N.S. i, 88
T.E.S. i, 202
J.A.I. xviii, 93
M.A.S. i, 169
J.A.I. xiv, 83
Index.
213
Paleolithic Implements and Fragment of Skull from
Bury St. Edmunds (Ex. 313).
Flint Implement from the Bed of the Thames
(Ex. 277)
··
Implements from the Thames and the
Wandle (Ex. 356)
North of London (Ex. 325)
Knapping Tools, see Spurrell, F. C. J.
Paleontologists, Congress of, at Copenhagen, see Anthro-
pological News, 188
Palembang, Skulls of the Inhabitants of, see Swaving, C.
Palenque, see Bollaert, W., on Central American Hiero-
•
glyphics
•
··
··
>>
Palestine, Rude Stone Monuments East of Jordan (Ex.
397)
··
··
..
··
see Holy Land.
Palliser's Expedition, Indians seen by, see Hector, J.,
and W. S. W. Vaux
Palmer, Edward, Notes on some Australian Tribes. With
Discussion. 13th November, 1883. (Vocabularies
and Appendix, by A. W. Howitt)
Palmer, (Dr.) Edward, "Remarks concerning two
Divisions of Indians Inhabiting Arizona, New
Mexico, Utah, and California," see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 93. "Anthropological Gleanings
Palmer, (Captain) J. L., Observations on the Inhabitants
J.A.I. vii, 544
"Anthro-
and Antiquities of Easter Island. 8th May, 1869.. J.E.S., N.S. i, 371–377
Palmer, J. Linton, " Marquesan Tradition of the Deluge,"
see Anthropological Miscellanea, 95.
pological Gleanings
Palmyra, Human Remains from, see Blake, C. c.
Ruins in the Neighbourhood of, see Cotesworth,
C...
··
..
• •
•
••
•
•
··
··
J.A.I. iv. 364
J.A.I. iv, 366
J.A.I. viii, 323
p.
A.R. iii. J.A.S. cxxiii
J.E.S., N.S. i, 178
Skulls from, see Busk, G.
see Owen, R.
Pampas Indian, Skeleton of (Ex. 33)
Pandoo Coolies in Malabar ..
Pangenesis, Darwin's Hypothesis of, see Sanders, Alfred J.A., J.A.S. p. cxlvi
and Memory, see Sanders, Alfred
Papier-Mâché Casts of Skulls, see Clarke, H.
Papuan Boy (Ex. 381)
J.A. 144
and Negritto Races, Original Range of, see Allen,
F. A.
·
Paraguay, Inhabitants of, see Stewart,
Paraná Indians, see Hutchinson, (Consul) T. J.
Paris, Anthropological Society of
•
•
··
•
··
>>
Papuans, see Comrie, P.
and Polynesians, see Brown, G.
see Wake, C. S.
Paradox, Apparent, in Mental Evolution, see Welby,
Lady
..
··
··
··
··
see Broca, P.
see Villin, E.
see Anthropological Society of
Paris.
Maya Codex (Ex. 67)
Parish, (Sir) Woodbine, on the Indians of South America.
9th May, 1865
see Rising
••
J.A.I. xiv, 3
J.A.I. xii, 230
J.AI. XV, 452
J.A.I. xiv, 182
J.A.I. xiii, 109
A.R. viii, 219
A.R. viii, 178
M.A.S. iii, 288
J.A.I. xix, 65
T.E.S. i, 245
J.A.I. xiii, 276-347
J.A.I. viii, 99
J.A.I. i, 312
J.A.I. vii, 322
J.A.I. xviii, 134
J.A.I. viii, 38
J.A.I. vi, 102
J.A.I. xvi, 310
J.A.1. xii, 197
J.A.I. xx, 30+
J.A.I. xviii, 174
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. lxiii
A.R. vi, 104-108
A.R. i, 274
A.R. vii, 381
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xxxii
T.E.S. iv, 173-175
T.E.S. iv, 59
214
Index
".
Parish Boundaries, see Topley, W.
Park Cwm tumulus, see Lubbock, J.
Parker, (Dr.) G. W., on the New Code of Laws for the
Hova Kingdom of Madagascar, Promulgated at
Antananarivo on 29th March, 1881. 13th June,
1882
People and Language of Mada-
gascar. With Discussion. 28th November, 1882..
on Systems of Land Tenure in Madagas-
car
Parsee Burial in India, see Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 198
Opinion as to the Cause of the Gulf that separates
the Europeans from the Hindoos, see Anthropo-
logical News, 42
Partington, J. Edge,
Pacific Islands."
Miscellanea, 226
Pascoe, F. P., "The Darwinian Theory of the Origin of
Species.' Review. See Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 235
>>
··
Pasigraphy
Paske, (Colonel) Edward, Buddhism in the British
Provinces of Little Tibet. With Discussion. 28th
May, 1878
Patagonia, the Races of, see Musters,
a
Tehuelche Indians of, see Hutchinson, T. J.
Patagonian Arrow-heads, Mineralogical Characters of,
see Rudler, F. W.
··
and other Stone Implements, see Rivers,
66
A. H. Pitt
quake
··
Ethnographical Album of the
Review. See Anthropological
tr
Skull, see Bloxam, G. W.
w...
(Ex. 269)
Skulls (Ex. 250)
see Caddy,
··
•
•
•
•
•
**
..
··
··
·
Notices of the Mendoza Earth-
..
..
·
·
•
•
Pauly, T. de, "Description Ethnographique des Peuples
de la Russie. (1862.)" Review
Pavenham, Skull from, see Peacock, T. B.
(Ex. 35)
Paviland, Gower, see Francis, G. G.
Pawnee Village, Pottery from, see Ethnological Notes
and Queries, 15
see Hutchinson, T. J.
Pathuas or Leaf Wearers, see Shortt, J...
Patolli, Game of, in Ancient Mexico, and its probably
Asiatic Origin, see Tylor, E. B.
Patoo-patoo from New Zealand, see Gibb, G. Duncan..
Patronymica Cornu-Britannica, or, the Etymology of
Cornish Surnames. By Richard Stephen Charnock,
Ph.D., F.S.A. 1870," see Contemporary Literature J.A. 106
Patterns in Thumb and Finger Marks, see Anthropolo-
gical Miscellanea, 227
J.A.I. xx, 360
A.R. i, 142–143
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. cxxix
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. cxxix
J.A.I. ii, 2
•
•
··
•
Payne, R. W., on a Bechuana Skull. 2nd April, 1867
Peabody Museum, see Anthropological News, 54
Peacock, Edward, on Remains from a Barrow near
Kirton-in-Lindsey, Lincolnshire. 2nd February,
1869
the Isle of Axholme
..
J.A.I. iii, 32
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 416
··
··
J.A.I. xii, 306-318
J.A.I. xii, 478-495
J.A.I. xii, 277-280
J.A.I. xviii, 420
A.R. v, 250
J.A.I. xx, 292
J.A.I. xx, 365
Anthrop. 508
J.A.I. viii, 195–210
J.A.I. i, 193
T.E.S. vii, 313
J.A.I. iv, 320
J.A.I. iv, 311
J.A.I. xii, 28
J.A.I. xii, 28
J.A.I. x, 332
T.E.S. V,
50
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. lxiv
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. cxxxiv
J.A.I. viii, 116
J.A.I. iii, 266
J.E.S., N.S. i, 331
A.R. v, J.A.S. pp. cliv-clvi
A.R. v, 369
A.R. vii, J.A.S. pp. cxiii-cxv
A.R. viii, 137-144
Index.
215
Peacock, (Dr.) Thomas B., on a Skull Exhumed at Paven-
ham, in Bedfordshire. With Discussion. 31st
January, 1865 ..
on the Weight of the Brain and Capacity
of the Cranial Cavity of a Negro. 31st January,
1865
Skull of a Negro. 31st January, 1865. Discussion
on the Weight of the Brain in the Negro.
16th February, 1864
16th February, 1864. Discussion only
Peal, S. E., the Nagas and Neighbouring Tribes. With
Discussion. 13th January, 1874. (Map)
J.A.I. iii, 476–481
Note on Platform-Dwellings in Assam.
With Discussion. 8th March, 1881. (2 Plates).. J.A.I. xi, 53–56
Pearse, (Major) G. G., on the Excavation of a Large
Raised Stone Circle or Barrow near the Village of
Wurreegaon, one Mile from the Military Station of
Kamptee, Central Provinces of India. 23rd March,
1869. (Woodcuts)
Pearse, John, see Rivers, A. H. Pitt, on Weapons from
Costa Rica
··
Peat, Influence of some kinds of, in destroying the
Human Body, see Hunt, J.
Pechey, (Dr.) W. A., Vocabulary of the Cornu Tribe of
Australia (with notes). With Discussion. 1st May,
1871
Peculiarity in the Form of the Female Skull, see Ecker,
Alexander
Peek, Cuthbert E., (M.A.) Exhibition of Terra Cotta
Tablets from Babylonia (described by T. G. Pinches).
13th March, 1888
Peel, (Dr.) Robert, on Kangaroo Island. With Discus-
sion. 15th November, 1870
..
•
Peet, (Rev.) S. D., "A Recent Find of Skulls and Skele-
tons in Ohio," see Anthropological Miscellanea,
(C
95. Anthropological Gleanings
Pelagosa Finds, see Toppich,
Pelasgians, see Ethnological Notes and Queries, 9
Pelew Islanders, Brainweights of, see Clapham, Crochley
Pelvis of Different Races, see Anthropological Society
of Paris..
""
..
··
of Mammals. (Proc. of the Anthrop. Soc. of
Paris)
··
•
A.R. iii, J.A.S. pp. cxxix-
cxxxi
··
M.A.S. i, 520–524
A.R. iii, J.A.S. pp. cxxviii
cxxix
M.A.S. i, 65-71
A.R. ii, J.A.S. pp. cxxxviii-
cxxxix
J.E.S., N.S. i, 207–217
J.A.I. iv, 363
M.A.S. ii, 364
J.A.I. i, 143–147
A.R. vi, 350
J.A.I. xviii, 102, 103
J.A. [3], J.A.S. pp. xxxi,
xxxii
J.A.I. viii, 101
J.A.I. vi, 54
A.R. iv, 96
Penance, Corporal, Survival of, see Howarth, O. H. J.A.I. xviii, 275
Pendency of the Epiglottis, see Gibb, G. D.
M.A.S. iii, 106
Pengelly, on the Archaic Anthropology of the South-
West of England
··
Pengelly, W., on Kent's Hole. (Letter)..
Pennefather, F. W., on the Natives of New Zealand, see
Anthropological Conferences
Penning, W. H., Notes upon a few Stone Implements
found in South Africa. Abridged. With Discussion.
9th March, 1886
J.E.S., N.S. i, 201
J.A.I. vii, 89
A.R. V,
127
A.R. vii, 242-45
A.R. iii, J.A.S. pp. xlvi, xlvii
J.A.I. xvi, 211
J.A.I. xvi, 68-70
#

216
Index.
I
Pennington, Rooke, (LL.B.), on the Relative Ages of
Cremation, and Contracted Burial in Derbyshire in
the Neolithic and Bronze Periods. With Discussion.
23rd June, 1874
Notes on some Tumuli and Stone
Circles near Castleton, Derbyshire. With Discus-
sion. 8th December, 1874. (Plate)..
People of the Long Barrow Period, see Rolleston, G.
Peoples Inhabiting the British Isles, see Lewis, A. L...
of Eastern Asia, see Bastian, A. "Die Volker
des Oestlichen Asien." Review
··
"Peoples of Russia. By T. de Pauly." Review..
Peoples of Transylvania. By Richard Stephen
Charnock, Ph.D." See Contemporary Litera-
<(
ture
Peopling of America. By Aug. R. Grote. See Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 84. "Recent Anthro-
pology"
..
•
Abstract
Traumatic Aphonia. Lesion of the Third Frontal
Convolution on the Left Side
the True (Genuine) Celts are the True (Genuine)
Gauls, see Anthropological Society of Paris.
Abstract..
the True Celts are the True Gauls. Discussion.
See Anthropological Society of Paris
Perigord, Cave-men of, see Broca, Paul
Permanence of Anthropological Types, see Beddoe, J.
of Type in the Human Race, see Denison,
·
·
•
and planting of the New World and other
remote countries. (Dated, 1695.) See Bendyshe, T.,
History of Anthropology. Appendix II
Perak, Spears, Creese, and Knife from (Ex. 204)
Stone Implements from, see Hale, A.
Perception of Colour amongst Savages and others, Ques-
tions as to, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 92.. J.A.I. vii, 543
of Differences of Tint, Instrument for Testing
(Ex. 390)
Perier, -., on the Etruscans.
•
..
W.
Permanent Colour Types, see Galton, F...
Perpetuation of Names of Natural Objects by Translators.
Perrin, James, on the Population of Natal. Short Note.
31st December, 1867
"Persia, Descriptive Anthropology of. By J. Polak.”
D
··
··
•
Review
Persia, on the Juangs, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
80
Personal Identification and Description. By F. Galton.
See Anthropological Miscellanea, 192
Pronouns, on the Forms of, see Hincks, E.
Perthes, Boucher de, Human Jaw discovered at Abbe-
ville, in undisturbed Earth
Peru, see Bollaert, W.
··
··
·
•
..
see Forbes, D., on the Aymara Indians.
..
Ancient Art in, see Anthropological News, 85
Antiquities from (Ex. 150)..
Carved Wooden Club from (Ex. 118)
..
Objects from Ancient Grave-Mounds in, see
Price, J. E.
•
J.A.I. iv, 265–276
•
J.A.I. iv, 377-386
J.A.I. v, 120
J.A. [3], J.A.S. p. xxxiv
A.R. v, 187
A.R. i, 142
J.A. 355
J.A.I. vii, 111
M.A.S. i, 365
J.A.I. vi, 310
J.A.I. xvii, 66
J.A.I. xix, 27
A.R. iii, 321
A.R. iii, 324
A.R. iv, 284-288
A.R. iv, 372
A.R. vi, 408
M.A.S. ii, 37
J.E.S., N.S. i, 194
J.A.I. xvi, 145
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 367
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p.
A.R. vi, 26
J.A.I. vii, 100
J.A.I. xviii, 177
J.E.S. iii, 218
ixiv
A.R. i, 318-327
J.E.S. iii, 132
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 193
A.R. vi, 120
J.A.I. iii, 103
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. xxxix
J..A.I. xiii, 273
Index.
217
Peru, Objects from Ancient Grave-Mounds in (Ex. 307)
Pottery, etc., from the Macobi Islands (Ex. 130)
Prehistoric, Anthropology of, see Hutchinson,
T. J.
··
Proposed Exploration of, see Miscellanea An-
thropologica, 10
Sculptured Monolith of Tia-Huanaco (Ex. 70)
Skull from the Chincha Islands (Ex. 92)..
Woollen Bags from Arica (Ex. 104)
North, see Raimondy, Antonio, on the Indian
Tribes of Loreto
Peruvian Antiquities, Photographs of (Ex. 180)..
see Bollaert, W.
W.
Burial Grounds, see Hutchinson, T. J...
see Hutchinson, T. J.
Figurative Writing on Skin (Ex. 71, 72).
Gnomons, see Bollaert, W.
Gold Breastplate (Ex. 387)
Gold-Calendar and Telescope Tube, see Bollaert,
Graphic Records, see Bollaert, W.
Inca Skulls, see Anthropological Notes, 23
Mummies, see Blake, C. C.
(Ex. 36)
see Rising
▸ •
Pottery, see Davis, J. B.
(Ex. 147, 148)
see Price, J. E.
Skulls, see Busk, G.
··
• •
Egyptians.
(Plate)
··
··
··
··
..
··
··
··
Abstract. 20th March, 1866 ..
on Human Remains at Keiss.
3rd April, 1866 ..
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•
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•
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see Burgholzhausen, von
see Davis, J. B.
Zodiac (Ex. 69)
Peruvians, Ancient, see Tschudi, J. J. de
Cranial Characters of, see Blake, C. C.
the Quipu of the, see Bollaert, W.
Pesherahs, see Snow, J. P…..
Petchenegs, see Howorth, H. H., on the Westerly
Drifting of the Nomades. Part III...
Peterborough, Skulls from, see Blake, C. C.,
Roberts, G. E…..
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•
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•
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•
•
·
(Ex. 29)
..
Petermann's Mittheilungen, see Anthropological Mis-
cellanea, 63
Petrie, George, Antiquities of the Orkneys. Abstract
Notice of the Brochs and the so-called
Picts' Houses of Orkney. 20th March, 1866
•
and
•
•
• •
··
Letter.
J.A.I. xiii, 273
J.A.I. i, 213
J.A.I. iv, 438
A.R. i, 491
A.R. J.A.S.
V,
p.
xxxii
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. lxvii
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. clxxxix
A.R. i, 33
J.A.I. iv, 368
J.A.I. iv, 368
J.A.I. iii, 311
J.A.I. iv, 2
on Metrology and Geometry in Ancient
Remains. With Discussion. 9th April, 1878
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xxxii
M.A.S. i, 210
J.A.I. xviii, 274
M.A.S. i, 210
M.A.S. iii, 351
J.A. 363
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. cxlv
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. cxlv
T.E.S. iv, 59
J.A.I. iii, 94
J.A.I. iii, 96, 103
J.A.I. iii, 100
Discussion..
Petrie, W. M. Flinders, Collection of Ethnographic Types
from the Monuments of Egypt, see Tomkins, H. G. J.A.I. xviii, 206
on the Mechanical Methods of the Ancient
With Discussion. 24th April, 1883.
J.A.I. iii, 86
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. ccxxxv
J.A.I. iii, 94
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xxxii
J.E.S. i, 79
T.E.S. ii, 216
M.A.S. i, 169
T.E.S. i, 261
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 83
A.R. ii, J.A.S.
P. ccliv
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. cclv
J.A.I. v, 493
A.R. i, 425
M.A.S. ii, 216–225
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. cxxx
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. cl-clii
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. clxviii-
clxx
J.A.I. xiii, 88-109
.. J.A.I. viii, 106–116
1
218
Index.
Petrified Human Eyes (so-called) from Peru.
By the
Rev. A. Hume, see Anthropology at the British
Association, 1869
Peyrerius and Theological Criticism, see Philalethes
Pfoundes, C., some Facts about Japan and its People.
10th June, 1879. Title only..
..
on some Rites and Customs of old Japan.
Abstract and Discussion. 4th April, 1882
Phair, J. P., Notes on the Discovery of Copper Celts at
Buttivant, County Cork. 1st June, 1870
Phallic Worship, see Sellon, E.
see Wake, C. S.
66
the Japanese People: their Origin, and
the Race as it now exists. With Discussion. 25th
May, 1880
•
66
see Westropp, H. M.
of India, see Sellon, E.
Phallism in Ancient Religions, see Wake, C. S...
see Wake, C. S.
Pharia, see Burton, R. F. .
Phases of Civilisation, see Westropp, H. M.
Phayre, (Sir) Arthur P., on the History of the Burmah
Race. 9th January, 1866
··
see Latham, R. G...
Medo-Persic, see MacDouall,
..
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•
•
O
North American, see Tylor, E. B.
Philosophical Anthropology, see Fredault, F.
Philosophy of Religion. By Hugh Doherty."
Philosophy of Religion, ree "ylor, E. B.
··
?
··
Notes on the Tenure and Distribution of
Landed Property in Burmah. 25th June, 1867
Philalethes, the Distinction between Man and Animals..
Peyrerius and Theological Criticism
>
Philippi, on the Easter Islanders. Extract. See
Anthropological Miscellanea, 50 ..
Philippine Islands, see Jagor, on the Natives of Naga
Philippine Islands, Deformation of the Head in the, see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 142. .
··
Philippinen und ihre Bewohner, Die. By C. Semper."
Review
Philippines (the Irayas, Ygorrotes, and Manobos).
view. "Die Philippinen und ihre Bewohner.
Dr. C. Semper "
"..
Phillips, J., the Antiquity of Man. Abstract
on the Measures of Geological Time by Natural
Chronometers. Abstract and Discussion
Phillips, Professor, and the British Association, see Mis-
• •
•
••
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··
•
··
..
cellanea Anthropologica, 55
Phillips, Richard Cobden, the Lower Congo; a Socio-
logical Study. With Discussion. 8th November,
1887. (Map)
Philological Classification, General Examples of, and the
Value of Groups with Particular Reference to the
Languages of the Indo-European Class, see Latham,
R. G.
..
··
Ethnography of the Countries around the Bight
of Biafra, see Latham, R. G...
Philology
Re-
Von
•
•
•
Review
Review
A.R. vii, 423
A.R. ii, 109
J.A.I. ix, 166
J.A.I. x, 225–230
J.A.I. xii, 222–227
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 402, 403
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. cxiv
J.A., J.A.S. p. cxlii
J.A., J.A.S. p. cxxxvi
M.A.S. i, 327
J.A. 97
J.A. 199
J.A.I. v, 275
A.R. V,
T.E.S. v, 13-39
T.E.S. vi, 227-232
A.R. ii, 153–163
A.R. ii, 109-116
J.A.S. p. cxcii
J.A.I. v, 111
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 170
J.A.I. xiv, 85
J.A. 131
J.A. 296-307
A.R. i, 436
A.R. ii, 312–313
A.R. iv, 111
J.A.I. xvii, 214-237
J.E.S. ii, 224
J.E.S. i, 224
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 96, 192, 367,
368
A.R. iv, 231
J.E.S. iii, 220
T.E.S. ii, 130
A.R. iv, 266
A.R. iii, 185
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 369
Index.
219
A.R. iii, 185-196
Philosophy and Pseudo-Philosophy
Phoenician Characters from Sumatra, see Harrison, J. P. J.A.I. iv, 387
(Ex. 181)
J.A.I. iv, 387
A.R. ii, 30
64
Phoenician Cranium. By G. Nicolucci." Review
Phoenician Inscription in Brazil, Alleged Discovery of..
Intercourse with Polynesia, see Curl, S. M.
Phoenix. Review
Photographs Collected by the Anthropometric Committee
of the British Association (Ex. 242)..
of Africans (Ex. 349)
(C
(C
..
P
•
of the Niger (Ex. 360)
of Natives of Algeria (Ex. 334)
of Australian Aborigines (Ex. 247)
··
of Inhabitants of Britain of Jutish Type, see
Harrison, J. P.
Danish and French (Ex. 265)
from Egyptian Monuments, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 178
of Lapps (Ex. 339)..
of Megalithic Remains from Japan (Ex. 396)
of New Guinea Types (Ex. 384)
of Nicobarese (Ex. 353, 354)
of North American Indians (Ex. 310)
(Ex. 350) ..
··
•
•
..
Physics and Metaphysics, see Bray, C.
Physio-Anthropology, see Hunt, J.
··
··
•
··
..
••
Physical Geology and Geography of Great Britain.
A. C. Ramsay." Review
··
••
··
see Miscellanea Anthropologica, 50
see Physio-Anthropology
in Anthropological Investigation, see Jackson, J.
W.
•
•
··
of Russians (Ex. 340)
of Scenes and Natives of Central Africa (Ex. 256) J.A.I. xi, 74
see Composite Photographs.
Phrenology. By C. Donovan." Review
··
··
Contribution to a Scientific, see Holländer, B...
and Ethnology, see Jackson, J. W.
as an aid to the Biographer, see Jackson,
J. W.
and Lunacy, see Blake, C. C.
Physical Character of the Natives of Parts of Italy and
Austria, see Beddoe, J.
Characters of the Solomon Islanders, see Guppy,
H. B.
..
Characteristics of the Inhabitants of Bretagne, see
Beddoe, J.
Characteristics of the Ancient and Modern Celt,
see Wilson, D...
••
of the Danes, see Beddoe, John
of the Jews, see Beddoe, J.
of the Lapps, see Garson, J. G...
of the Negro, see Crawfurd, J...
of the People of Brittany, see
··
Beddoe, J.
··
and Mental Characteristics of the European and
Asiatic Races of Man, see Crawfurd, J.
of Centenarians, see Gibb, G.
Condition
Duncan..
By
··
Anthrop. 299
J.A.I. xiv, 273
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 476
··
J.A.I. ix, 254
J.A.I. XV,
XV, ±23
J.A.I. xvi, 23
J.A.I. XV, 185
J.A.I. x, 74
J.A.I. xiii, 86
J.A.I. xi, 311
J.A.I. xvii, 289
J.A.I. xv, 210
J.A.I. xix, 64
J.A.I. xviii, 241
J.A.I. xv, 423, 427
J.A.I. xiii, 431
J.A.I. xv, 423, 424
J.A.I. xv, 210
XV,
J.A. 197
A.R. iii, 373
A.R. vi, 64
A.R. v, 71
J.A.I. xx, 227
A.R. i, 118
A.R. ii, 126
A.R. i, 476
T.E.S. i, 111
J.A.I. XV,
M.A.S. iii, 359
A.R. iii, 52
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. clxxiii
T.E.S. i, 222
266
J.A.I. xv, 235
T.E.S. iv, 212
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. cxxi
T.E.S. v, 58
J.A.I. ii, 78
A.R. i, 484
A.R. vii, 392
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. ceix
220
Index.
i
Physio-Anthropology at Edinburgh
Physiognomy. Review
CC
Physiology and Pathology of the Mind. By H. Mauds-
ley." Review
'Pibcorn," or "Hornpipe, "the old British, and its
Affinities, see Balfour, H.
((
Pickering, Charles, Obituary Notice. 29th January, 1878
Pictet, Adolphe, "Les Origines Indo-Européennes, ou les
Aryas Primitifs, Essai de Paléontologie Linguistique."
Review
•
··
Picts' Houses of Orkney, see Petrie, G.
"Picture Gallery of the Nations, The: For the Young,'
see Contemporary Literature
Picture Writing in British Guiana, see Brown, C. B.
in the New World, see Bollaert, W.
Piderit, Fh., "Gehirn und Geist, Entwurf einer
physiologischen Psychology für denkende Leser aller
Stande.' Review. See Brain and Mind
Piggul, James, Note on Heathen Ceremonies still Prac-
tised in Livonia, Russia. 17th June, 1873
Pigmy Graveyard in Tennessee, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 71
>>
··
..
··
((
see Pygmy.
Pike, Luke Owen (M.A.), on the Alleged Influence of
Race upon Religion. With Discussion. 16th March,
1869
""
Claims of Women to Political
Power. 1st December, 1868 ..
66
··
....
··
on the Critique of His Work, "Eng-
lish and their Origin," in the "Westminster Review,
of October, 1866
"The English and their Origin; a Pro-
logue to Authentic English History." Review
on the Methods of Anthropological Re-
search. 2nd November, 1869..
Place of the Sciences of Mind and
Language in the Science of Man. With Discussion.
15th March, 1864
··
..
""
Psychical Characteristics of the
English People. 20th February, 1866
Abstract and Discussion. 20th February, 1866
•
Psychical Elements of Religion.
With Discussion. 4th January, 1870
..
··
Race in Politics; the "Celt" and the
Saxon," see Anthropological News, 178..
What is a Teuton?..
versus Nicholas. (Copyright Case)
··
··
Pilework at London Wall, see Rivers, A. H. Pitt
Pile Works in the Streitzig Lake, see Anthropological
News, 172
••
Pim, (Admiral) Bedford, Ethnological Enquiries, see
1
A.R. vi, 64–71
A.R. vi, 137-154
Anthrop. 592
A.R. vii, 192
J.A.I. xx, 142
J.A.I. vii, 537
A.R. i, 232-246
M.A.S. ii, 216
J.A. 356
J.A.I. ii, 254
M.A.S. i, 169
A.R. iii, 336
J.A.I. iii, 275, 276
J.A.I. vi, 100
A.R. vii, J.A.S. pp. cxxxv-
cliii
A.R. viii, 213
A.R. vi, 246-257
A.R. vii, 279-306
A.R. viii, 69–85
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. lxxi
A.R. viii, 108
Report of the Arctic Committee." Appendix J.A.I. ii, 305
A.R. vii, J.A.S. pp. xlvii-
lxi
A.R. v, 79-85
A.R. v, 49-55
A.R. viii, J.A.S. pp. iii-xiti
A.R. ii, J.A.S.pp.cxcii-ccviii
M.A.S. ii, 153-188
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. cxiv-
cxix
A.R. viii, J.A.S. pp. lvii-
lxxiii
Index.
221
Pim, (Admiral) Bedford, on the Negro
1866. With Discussion
the Negro and Jamaica. 1st February,
·
at Home and Abroad. Title only.
1st February, 1866
Pinches, T. G., Description of Terra-Cotta Tablets from
Babylonia, exhibited by C. E. Peek, see Peek, C. E.
Pinkerton, William, Obituary Notice of, see Anthropo-
logical Miscellanea, 10
Piojes of the Putumayo, see Simson, A.
Pisaqua, Artificially Deformed Skull from (Ex. 50)
Pitt Rivers' Explorations, see Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 195
Plant, J., on Evidence of Prehistoric Man, from Pooles
Cavern. Title and discussion. See Anthropology
at the British Association, 1866 ..
Plants, on the Migration of, see Crawfurd, J.
History and Migration of, see Crawfurd, J.
Narcotic, History and Migration of, see Craw-
furd, J...
Textile, and Tinctorial, History and Migration
of, see Crawfurd
..
··
Producing Coffee, Tea, Cocoa, etc., History and
Migration of, see Crawfurd, J.
used as Condiments, see Crawfurd, J.
··
··
• •
yielding Intoxicating Potables and Oils, History
and Migration of, see Crawfurd, J.
Plaster Casts (Proc. of the Anthrop. Soc. of Paris)
Platform-Dwellings in Assam, see Peal, S. E.
Platycnemic Bones at Kintbury, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 75
Men in Denbighshire, see Dawkins, W. B., and
G. Busk..
Playfair, (Colonel), on the Himyaritic Inscriptions
lately brought to England from Southern Arabia.
24th April, 1866
Pleyte, C. M., see Anthropological Miscellanea, 213..
Plough, Origin of the, see Tylor, E. B.
Plurality of the Human Race, "the Plurality of the
Human Race. By Georges Pouchet. Translated by
Hugh J. C. Beavan." Review
··
..
..
··
..
of Races, see Harris, G.
of the Races of Man, see Crawfurd, J.
Poetry, Maori, see Baker, W. B.
Poisoned Arrows from Mallicollo and Vanikoro (Ex. 197)
from Melanesia, see Codrington, R. H.
Poisonous Fruit used by Canelos Indians to prevent the
Bite of the Flies (Ex. 100)
Nature of the Arrows of the South Sea Islanders,
see Messer, A. B.
Poisons used by Savages, see Wood, J. G.
Polak, (Dr.) Jakob Eduard, "Persien, Das Land und
seine Einwohner; Ethnographische Schilderungen."
Review
•
..
··
··
Pole, Scaphoid Skull of, see Kopernicki, I.
Skull of
Political Ethnology, see Anthropological News, 173..
Power, Claims of Women to, see Pike, L. O.
A.R. iv, P.M.A. 35, 36
A.R. iv, P.M.A., Special
Number [pp. viii, 72]
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. lxxxix
J.A.I. xviii, 102
J.A.I. i, 264
J.A.I. viii, 210
A.R. V, J.A.S.
J.A.I. xviii, 200
P. xxxii
A.R. iv, 408
T.E.S. v, 178, 255, 318
T.E.S. vii, 1
T.E.S. vii, 78
T.E.S. vii, 78
T.E.S. vii, 197
T.E.S. vi, 188
T.E.S. vii, 92
A.R. iv, 106
J.A.I. xi, 53
J.A.I. vi, 196
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 440
T.E.S. v, 174-177
J.A.I. xix, 494
J.A.I. x, 74
A.R. iii, 120-132
A.R. v, 175
T.E.S. vi, 49
T.E.S. i, 44
J.A.I. vi, 199
J.A.I. xix, 215
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. clvi
J.A.I. vii, 209
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. lxx
A.R. vi, 26-35
J.A.I. vi, 181
Anthrop. p. ix
A.R. viii, 197
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. xlvii
222
Index.
Politics and Anthropology, see Anthropological News,
177, 179..
Race in, see Anthropological News, 178
Religion, and Commerce of Old Calabar, see
Walker, J. B. ..
Poltalloch, see Mapleton, R. J.
Polyandry, Facts Relating to
Polygamous Marriage among the Kafirs of Natal and
Countries around, see Sanderson, J...
Polygamy, see Campbell, James
210)
-
1ryry.
••
see Campbell, James
Notes on
Polynesia, see Elton, F., on the Natives of the Solomon
Islands
see Pritchard, W. T., on the Samoans
Ethnological Objects from (Ex. 341)
Ethnology of, see Whitmee, S. J.
Stone Club from the Sandwich Islands (Ex.
..
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CC
··
•
··
··
(Melanesia), see Anthropological Miscellanea,
Sketch of Aniwa Grammar
see Balfour, H., on Arrows from the
Solomon Islands..
•
..
•
see Balfour, H., Exhibition of Arrows
from the Solomon Islands
··
see Danks, B., on Marriage Customs of
the New Britain Group
see Danks, B., on the Shell-Money of
••
New Britain
Easter Island Tablets (Ex. 188)
Gorget from Easter Island (Ex. 187)
Photographs and a Wooden Implement from
Easter Island (Ex. 158)
Tablets from Easter Island (Ex. 119)
Tahiti, Tomahawk and Paddle from (Ex. 54)
Tonga, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 122..
Stone Mullers from Tahiti (Ex. 23)
..
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··
•
··
Polynesian Culture, see Tylor, E. B.
Islands, Natives of, see Trotter, Coutts..
Nation, Origin and Migrations of. By Rev. Dr.
Lang. See Anthropological Miscellanea, 95.
Anthropological Gleanings "
Race, see Wake, C. S.
•
and Malayan Languages and Races, see Craw-
furd, J.
Polynesians, see Brown, G...
..
see Wake, C. S.
see Whitmee, S. J...
Models of Boats used by (Ex. 48)..
•
•
•
•
•
•
and their Migrations, see Quatrefages.
Water-colour Drawings of (Ex. 47)
Pont-à-Lesse, see Dupont, Edward
Pontnewydd Cave, near Cefn, see Hughes, T. McK., and
D. R. Thomas
··
•
Poole, Reginald Stuart (LL.D.), the Egyptian Classifica-
tion of the Races of Man. With Discussion. 25th
May, 1886. (2 Plates)
on the Egyptian Classification of
the Races of Man. Abstract. 25th May, 1886
A.R. viii, 211; 215
A.R. viii, 213
J.A.I. vi, 119
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 340
Anthrop. 164
J.A.I. viii, 254
A.R. viii, J.A.S. p. cviii
J.A. 192
Anthrop. 172
J.A.I. xvii, 90
M.A.S. i, 322
J.A.I. xv, 266
J.A.I. viii, 261
J.A.I. vi, 430
J.A.I. xvii, 282
J.A.I. xvii, 328
J.A.I. xviii, 30
J.A.I. xviii, 281
J.A.I. xvii, 305
J.A.I. v, 248
J.A.I. v, 220
J.A.I. iii, 177
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. lxi
A.R. V, J.A.S. xxxii
p.
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xxxii
Review A.R. v, 330
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xxxii
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. lxi
J.A.I. iii, 387
J.A.I. x, 460
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 121
J.A.I. xi, 401
J.A.I. xvii, 75
J.A.I. viii, 98
J.A.I. x, 109
J.E.S. i, 330
J.A.I. xvi, 310
J.A.I. xii, 197
J.A.I. vii, 372
J.A.I. xvi, 370-379
J.A.I. xvi, 152, 153
Index.
223
Poole, Reginald Stuart (LL.D.), the Ethnic Relations of
the Egyptian Race. Abstract
the Ethnology of Egypt. 17th
June, 1862
Popular Errors Concerning Anthropology
Popularised Ethnology
Population of Finland, see Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 140
((
Population, Prospects, and Future Government of the
Transvaal. By G. P. Moodie." See Anthropo-
logical Miscellanea, 95. Anthropological Glean-
ings
Populations of Asia and Europe, Prehistoric and Proto-
historic Relations of, see Clarke, Hyde
""
..
of the New World, past and present, see
Bollaert, W.
Portrait of King Tawhiao (Ex. 335)
Portraits of Incas (Ex. 267)
Composite, see Galton, F...
<<
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•
►
••
··
• ·
..
Portsmouth, Ohio, Earthworks at, see Holt, R. B.
Portstewart, Prehistoric Objects at, see Knowles,
W. J.
and other Flint Factories in the North of Ireland,
see Knowles, W. J.
Portugal, Casts of Bones and Stone Implements from
(Ex. 6)
Stone Hammer-head from (Ex. 25)
Portuguese Document, Photo-lithograph of, see Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 55
··
··
"Positivism. By A. Comte." Review
Postans, (Captain) T., on the Bilúchi Tribes Inhabiting
Sindh in the Lower Valley of the Indus and Cutchi.
10th April, 1844
Potomac, Icelandic Remains on the, see Anthropological
News, 91
··
Pott, A. F., on Myths of the Origin of Man and Lan-
guage. Review. "Anti-Kaulen, oder Mythische
Vorstellungen vom Ursprunge der Volker und Spra-
chen nebst Beurtheilung der zwei sprachwissen-
schaftlichen Abhandlungen Heinrich v. Ewald's
Pottawatamie Boy (Ex. 422)
Pottery from Canada (Ex. 146)
· D
··
··
• •
··
the Cape (Ex. 132). .
Ancient, from Ecuador, see Bollaert, W.
Japanese, see Milne, J., on "The Stone Age in
Japan'
"
..
etc., from the Macobi Islands (Ex. 130)
from New Mexico (Ex. 383)
from an Old Pawnee Village, see Ethnological
Notes and Queries, 15
..
··
..
Peruvian (Ex. 147, 148)
see Davis, J. B.
see Price, J. E.
Fragments of, from Canada, see Gibb, G.
Duncan..
··
··
•
··
Pouchet, Georges, on the Plurality of the Human Race.
Edited from the French by H. J. C. Beavan.
Translated by Hugh J. C. Beaven. Review
A.R. ii, 323-326
T.E.S. ii, 260-264
A.R. iv, P.M.A. 60-71
A.R. iv, P.M.A. 80-83
J.A.I. xiii, 502
J.A.1. viii, 100
J.A.I. i, 52
M.A.S. i, 72
J.A.I. xv, 185
J.A.I. xi, 455
J.A.I. viii, 132
J.A.I. vii, 132
J.A.I. vi, 485
J.A.I, ix, 320
T.E.S. vii, 39
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 145
J.A.I. v, 118
A.R. iv, 289
J.E.S. i, 103–126
A.R. vi, 223
A.R. ii, 24-30
J.A.I. xx, 224
J.A.I. iii, 65
J.A.I. i, 345
M.A.S. iii, 163
J.A.I. x, 389
J.A.I. i, 213
J.A.I. xviii, 241
J.E.S., N.S. i, 331
J.A.I. iii, 96, 103
J.A.I. iii, 94
J.A.I. iii, 100
J.A.I. iii, 65
A.R. iii, 120-132
224
Index.
Poutiatine, (Prince) Paul, on Neolithic Implements in
Russia. Title only. 9th November, 1880
Power, Wilmot, see Laws, E., on a Kitchen Midden at
Tenby
Ppassa, or Clay used to Mix with Food (Ex. 52)..
Prairie Traveller, see Marcy, R. B. Review
Precolombian Metallurgy in Venezuela, see Anthropo-
logical Miscellanea, 222
Prehistoric Annals of Scotland. ("Prehistoric Annals
of Scotland. By Daniel Wilson, LL.D. 1865.")
Review
lanea, 70
and L.
..
Anthropology and Archæology, Congress of,
see Anthropological Miscellanea, 205
Antiquities of Dartmoor, see Bate, C. S.
in Florida, see Anthropological Miscel-
from South-East of Spain, see Siret, H.
(Ex. 380)..
..
H.
Archæology. Review
•
of India, see Taylor, M.
and Anthropology, International Con-
gress of, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 124 ..
Burial Place with Cruciform Monoliths, near
Mungapet in the Nizám's Dominions. By W. King.
See Anthropological Miscellanea, 95.
"Anthro-
pological Gleanings
Pitt
"}
··
J.A.I. viii, 102
T.E.S. iii, 362
Comparative Philology, etc., in connection with
the Origin of Culture in America, see Clarke, H... J.A.I. iv, 148
Discoveries in Central Russia. See Anthropo-
logical Miscellanea, 116
J.A.I. x, 358
Dwellings, see Miscellanea Anthropologica, 22 A.R. ii, 151
in Ross-shire, see Roberts, G. E.
Finds in India, see Foote, R. B. ..
Hut-Circles, see Roberts, G. E. .
Intercourse between East and West, see Buckland,
A. W.
··
Man. "Prehistoric Man; Researches into the
Origin of Civilisation in the Old and the New World.
By Daniel Wilson. 1862." Review..
Cave-Dwellers of Southern France, see Christy,
··
··
see Wilson, Daniel. Review
in the Island of Palmeria, see Anthropo-
logical News, 167
Monuments, Cornish and Irish, see Buckland,
A. W..
··
Names of Weapons, see Clarke, H.
"Prehistoric Nations. By J. D. Baldwin.' Review
Prehistoric Objects at Portstewart, see Knowles, W. J.
found in Siberia (Ex. 156)
at London Wall, see Rivers, A. H.
··
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in New Zealand, see Haast, Julius von
in Northumberland
•
at St. Anthony, Minn., see Anthropo-
logical News, 38
in South Africa, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 164
•
··
J.A.I. x, 389
J.A.I. vii, 84
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xxxii
A.R. i, 145
J.A.I. xx, 220
A.R. iii, 272-287
J.A.I. xix, 91
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. c
J.A.I. vi, 99
J.A.I. xviii, 121
J.A.I. xviii, 121
J.A. 164
J.E.S., N.S. i, 157
J.A.I. x, 462
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. cxxxv
J.A.I. xvi, 70
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. lx
J.A.I. xiv, 222
A.R. i, 137-141
A.R. iv, 358
A.R. viii, 107
J.A.I. ix, 146
J.A.I. vi, 142
A.R. vii, 323
J.A.I. vi, 485
J.A.I. iii, 174
A.R. V,
J.A.S. p. lxxi
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 110
J.E.S., N.S. i, 205
A.R. v, 246
J.A.I. xvi, 423
Index.
225
Prehistoric Peru, see Hutchinson, T. J...
Remains, American, see Anthropological News,
140
S. P.
in Antiparos, see Bent, T.
in Argyllshire, see Mapleton, R. J.
in Brittany, see Oliver, S. P.
in the Channel Islands, see Oliver,
157
··
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 45
in the Isle of Wight, see Lewis, A. L... J.A.I. xiv, 45
Road in Duncan's Flow, see Kinahan, G. H. J.A.I. v, 106
"Prehistoric Times, as illustrated by Ancient Remains,
and the Manners and Customs of Modern Savages."
By John Lubbock, F.R.S., 1865. Review
Prehistoric Times, see Miscellanea Anthropologica,
58
M
..
·
..
Existence of a Race of Red Men in
Northern Africa and Southern Europe in, see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 40..
Traces of Commerce in, see Buckland,
··
A. W.
Trephining and Skull-boring from America (Ex.
•
..
405)
and Protohistoric Relations of the Populations of
Asia and Europe, see Clarke, Hyde..
Preparing the Dead among the Natives of the Upper
Mary River, Queensland. See MacDonald, A.
Preservation of Ancient Buildings, Society for, see An-
thropological Miscellanea, 85
Monuments, see Anthropological News,
•
•
··
Miscellanea, 86
Preserving the Dead in Darnley Island and in South
Australia, see Flower, W. H.
Pressigny-le-Grand, Flint Implements discovered at, see
Steenstrup, J., and Sir John Lubbock
Price, F. G. H., Notes upon some Ancient Egyptian
Implements. 25th March, 1884. (Plate)..
Camps on the Malvern Hills. With Dis-
cussion. 8th June, 1880. (Woodcuts)
on the Customs of the Kaffirs. (From the
Notes of Mr. Charles Hamilton.) 16th November,
1869
a Description of the Quissama Tribe (An-
gola). With Discussion. 29th May, 1871..
Trellech. 8th April, 1879. (Plate)
see Price, J. E., and F. G. H. P.
and John E. Price, Notes on
Romano-British Cemetery at Seaford, Sussex. 14th
November, 1876. (3 Plates and Woodcuts)
•
•
the
in Ohio, see Anthropological
•
··
··
27th
further Notes on the
Romano-British Cemetery at Seaford, Sussex.
April, 1880. (2 Plates)
Price, J. E., on Aggri Beads. 21st February, 1882
Chastleton Camp, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 110
ܕ
Objects from Ancient Grave-mounds in
Peru. With Discussion. 13th November, 1883
J.A.I. iv, 438
A.R. vi, 466
J.A.I. xiv, 131
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 146
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. cxxii
A.R. iii, 338-346
A.R. iv, 112
J.A.I. iii, 300
J.A.I. xiv, 3
J.A.I. xix, 213
J.A.I. i, 52
J.A.I. i, 214; ii, 176
J.A.I. vii, 166
A.R. vii, 332
J.A.I. vii, 186
J.A.I. viii, 389
T.E.S. v, 221
J.A.I. xiv, 56-64
J.A.I. x, 319-331
A.R. viii, J.A.S. pp. xiv-
xviii
J.A.I. i, 185-193
J.A.I. ix, 51–53
J.A.I. xii, 192
J.A.I. vi, 300–309
J.A.I. x, 130–137
J.A.I. xii, 64–68
J.A.I. x, 124
J.A.I. xiii, 273-275
226
Index.
Price, J. E., on the Peruvian Pottery sent by Consul
Hutchinson. With Discussion. 1st April, 1873 .. J.A.I. iii, 100–103
Pottery found near Colney Hatch. Ex-
hibited 17th June, 1873
J.A.I. iii, 231, 232
J.A.I. vi, 300
J.A.I. x, 130
•
see Price, F. G. H., and J. E. P., on
the Romano-British Cemetery at Seaford
see Price, F. G. H., and J. E. P.
and F. G. Hilton Price, Excavations of
Tumuli on the Brading Downs, Isle of Wight. 21st
March, 1882. (Plate and Woodcut)..
Prichard, James Cowles (M.D.), Anniversary Address
for 1848, to the Ethnological Society of London, on
the Recent Progress of Ethnology
Obituary of, see Hodgkin, T.
on the Relations of Ethnology to other
Branches of Knowledge. Anniversary Address.
22nd June, 1847
Prideaux, T. Symes, Gall's Organology
on Phrenology, see Miscellanea Anthro-
D •
pologica, 50
22nd
on the Principles of Ethnology.
November, 1864..
Prigg, Henry, on a Ground Stone Implement from Flemp-
ton, near Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk. Letter with
Discussion. 18th February, 1868
see Lubbock, J.
"Primitive Folk. By Elie Reclus."
Anthropological Miscellanea, 229
Primitive Human Family, see Wake, C. S.
on a Portion of a Human Skull of Sup-
posed Paleolithic Age from near Bury St. Edmunds.
11th March, 1884. (3 Plates)
Primary Stocks of Man formed for and by the Localities
they inhabit, see Miscellanea Anthropologica, 29
Primeval Antiquities and Lacustrine Habitations
"Primeval Man. By the Duke of Argyll." Review
Primeval Status of Man. By W. C. Dendy, see Anthro-
pology at the British Association, 1869..
Primitive Agriculture, see Buckland, A. W.
"Primitive Civilisations. By J. P. Mahaffy." Review..
Primitive Condition of Man. By Sir John Lubbock. Ab-
stract and Discussion. See Anthropology of the
British Association, 1869
•
176
··
180
Horde, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
see Anthropological Miscellanea,
see Anthropological Miscellanea,
Evidence for McLennan's Theory
of the, see Gomme, G. L.
"Primitive Inhabitants of Scandinavia. By S. Nilsson."
Review
189
Review. See
Primitive Man, Mental Characteristics of, see Wake, C. S.
Peoples, Marriage among
Period of the Human Species, see Vogt, C.
Theory of the Soul, see Frazer, J. G.
··
Principles of Anthropological Science, see Donovan, C.
J.A.I. xii, 192–196
J.E.S. ii, 119–149
J.E.S. ii, 182
J.E.S. i, 301–329
A.R. vii, 76-92
A.R. iii, 373
T.E.S. iii, 408-417
A.R. vi, J.A.S. pp. cvii,
cviii
J.A.I. xiv, 51-55
A.R. ii, 228
A.R. iii, 157-160
A.R. vii, 376
A.R. vii, 423
J.A.I. vii, 2
J.A. 170
A.R. vii, 415-122
T.E.S. vi, 328
J.A.I. xx, 362
J.A.I. ix, 3
J.A.I. xvii, 276
J.A.I. xvii, 356
J.A.I. xviii, 99
J.A.I. xvii, 118
A.R. vi, 191
J.A.I. i, 74
Anthrop. 197
A.R. v, 204, 334
J.A.I. xv, 64
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. clxxvii
Y
Index.
227
Principles of Archaic Anthropology
of Classification, see Rivers, A. H. Pitt..
of Ethnology, see Prideaux, T. S.
Pritchard, W. T., Notes on Certain Anthropological
Matters respecting the South Sea Islanders (the
Samoans). 17th January, 1865
on some Anthropological Matters connected
with the South Sea Islanders. Note and Discussion.
17th January, 1865
Pritchard, W. T., on the Caroline Islanders
Notes on the Physical and Psychological
Condition of the Inhabitants of Viti, Tonga and
Samoa. With Discussion. 28th February, 1865 ..
Viti and its Inhabitants. 15th November,
1864
on Viti and its Inhabitants. Discussion.
15th November, 1864 ..
Prix Godard. Analysis of Six Essays sent in Competition,
see Anthropological Society of Paris
Prize Anthropological Memoir, see Miscellanea Anthro-
pologica, 23
for the best Essay on "The Origin of the English
Nation," see Anthropological News, 135..
"Problems of Life and Mind. By G. H. Lewes."
view
<<
<<
..
Re-
Prognathic Face of a Cranium of the Stone Period, see
Anthropological Society, Paris
··
Progress of Anthropology. Review
Projection of Skull, Orthographic, see Higgins, A.
Pronouns, Origin of, see Bleek, W. H. I.
Pronunciation, a Means of Tracing the Origin and History
of Nations, see Brodie, James
··
··
··
Propagation of the Religion of Humanity. By R. Con-
greve." Review
Propensitorial Zodiac, The, or Psychoneurology of the
Mental Faculties, as Governed and Developed by the
Animal Nature; shown by a Demonstrative Chart
entitled an Anthropological Catholicon. By Robert
T. Stothard. London, 1870." See Contemporary
Literature
··
Prostitution, Sacred .
"Protoplasmic Theory of Life. By J. Drysdale." Re-
view
• •
··
Pruner-Bey, (Dr.) on the Alleged Affinity between the
Neanderthal Man and Modern Australians
on the Celtic Question. Abstract.
Anthropological Society of Paris..
See
Examination of the Jaw-bone of Moulin-
Quignon (Abbeville) from an Anthropological Point
of View
on Human Hair as a Race Character,
Examined by the Aid of the Microscope. Read before
the Anthropological Society of Paris, 19th March,
1863
on Human Hair as a Race Character, see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 65 ..
Is Religiousness a Human Character?
(Proc. of the Anthrop. Soc. of Paris)
Letter announcing the Death of Professor
A.R. iv, P.M.A, 89–93
J.A.I. iv, 293
T.E.S. iii, 408
M.A.S. i, 322–326
A.R. iii, J.A.S. pp. cxm,
A.R. iv, 165-170
M.A.S. ii, 195
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. lxiv
T.E.S. iv, 339
A.R. iv, 289
A.R. iii, J.A.S. pp. cxlvi-clx
M.A.S. i, 195–209
A.R. iii, J.A.S. xii-xv
A.R. vi, 104
A.R. ii, 223
A.R. vi, 465
Anthrop. 420
A.R. v, 126
A.R. vii, 231
J.A. 357
Anthrop. 156
Anthrop. 591
A.R. ii, 145, 146
A.R. iv, 378
A.R. 334, 335
A.R. ii, 1-23
J.A.I. vi, 71-92
A.R. iv, 204
cxxi
Q 2
228
Index.
Gratiolet (with remarks on Belgian Bone Caves).
28th February, 1865
Pruner-Bey, (Dr.) on the Neanderthal Skull, see Miscel-
lanea Anthropologica, 24
Pruner-Bey, on the Neanderthal Skull, in reply to Dr. B.
Davis, see Anthropological Society of Paris
Obituary Notice
see Marichard, J. O., and Pruner-Bey.
Prussians
..
Pryer, W. B., on the Natives of British North Borneo, see
Anthropological Conferences
Pseudo Cromlech
on Mount Alexander, Australia.
··
••
•
··
··
f
see Acheson, F.
Psychical Characteristics of the English People, see Pike,
L. O.
··
see Pike, L. O.
Difference between Man and Brute, see Miscel-
lanea Anthropologia, 33
►
··
•
Elements of Religion, see Pike, L. O.
Psychological Association of Glasgow, Inaugural Address,
see Jackson, J. W.
··
•
•
··
•
..
•
Differences between Typical Races of Man, see
Dunn, R.
Unity of Mankind, see Wake, C. S.
see Wake, C. S.
Psychology, Ethnic, see Dunn, R...
Medical, see Dunn, R. Review
of Man, Comparative, see Spencer, H.
Psychonomy of the Hand. "The Psychonomy_of_the
Hand, according to MM. D'Arpentigny and Desbar-
rolles. By Richard Beamish, F.R.S." Review
Psycho-Physical Research in America, see Anthropologi-
·
•
•
cal Miscellaneà, 163 ..
Puberty, Early, see Anthropological News, 48.
Public Health, Progress of, see Anthropological Miscel-
··
Pygmy Races, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 184..
see Pigmy.
Pyrenees, Skull from the Care of Lombrive (Ex. 94)
··
Q.
Quadrilateral Structures near Carnac, see Tremlett,
F. S.
••
lanea, 103
J.A.I. ix, 351
Pueblo Weapon, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 107 J.A.I. ix, 464
Pusey, S. E. B. Bouverie, see Bouverie-Pusey.
Putlam, see Maniegar, S. C. C., on the Mookwas
Putnam County, Georgia, Bird-Shaped Mounds in, see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 94 ..
T.E.S. iv, 349
..
J.A.I. viii, 92
J.A.I. xviii, 73
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. cxx
..
Quadrumana, Anatomy of, see Crisp,
Quadrumanous " as applied to the Chimpanzee, see
A.R. iii, J.A.S. pp. cxliii-
cxlv
Anthropological News, 12 ..
Quartz Cutting Instruments from the Mouth of the
Guayaquil, see Markham, C. R.
Pivot and Cup of the Vertical Shaft of a Gold
Amalgamating Mill from Piedmont (Ex. 155)
A.R. ii, 223
A.R. v, 123
J.A.I. xii, 561
Anthrop. 142
J.A.I. xvi, 229
J.E.S., N.S. i, 75
A R. iv, J.A.S. p. cxiv
M.A.S. ii, 153
A R. ii, 229
A.R. viii, J.A.S. p. lvii
A.R. vii, 259
T.E.S. iii, 9
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. clxviii
M.A.S. iii, 134
J.A.I. iv, 255
A.R. i, 163
J.A.I. v, 301
A.R. iii, 346-353
J.A.I. xvi, 422
A.R. v, 256
J.A.I. xv, 170
A.R. ii, 308
A.R. v, 240
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. lvii
J.A.I. iii, 139
Index.
229
Quartzite implements from the Cape (Ex. 20)
Quatrefages on the Progress of Anthropology. Review
Quatrefages, A. de, on the Abbeville Jaw. Translated by
G. F. Rolph, Esq.
Announcement of New Work on " General
Craniology," see Anthropological Miscellanea, 25
Quatrefages, A. de, the Formation of the Mixed Human
Races
"Introduction à l'étude des Races
Review. See Anthropological Mis-
Humaines."
cellanea, 166
<<
Metamorphosis of Man and the Lower
Animals." Review
"Les Polynésiens et leurs Migrations."
Review
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<<
on the Progress of Anthropology..
"La Race Prussienne."
Anthropological Miscellanea, 20..
Rapport sur les Progrès de l'Anthropo-
logie," see Anthropological News, 108
Queen Charlotte Island and Vancouver's Island, Stone
Implements from (Ex. 124)
Charlotte's Islands, Village of Hydah Indians, in,
see Anthropological Miscellanea, 98
Queensland, on the Kabi Dialect, see Mathew, J.
Aboriginal Dialects of, see Barlow, H.
Aborigines of, see Beddoe, J.
··
··
Review.
··
Mode of Preparing the Dead among the Natives of
the Upper Mary River, see McDonald, Albert
Natives of, see Cunningham, R. A.
(Ex. 373)
Quiloa, Skull from (Ex. 43)..
Quipu of the Peruvians, see Bollaert, W.
Quipus, spurious, examination of, see Bollaert, W.
Quissama Tribe of Angola, see Monteiro, J. J. . .
(Angola), see Price, F. G. H.
Quoss, see Houghton, E. P., on the Land Dayas
R.
Anthropological News, 178
in Religion. Review
See
·
Questions as to the Perception of Colour amongst
Savages and others, see Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 92
··
•
for Explorers. (With Special
(With Special Reference to
Arctic Exploration), see Report of the Arctic
··
Committee
on the Manners, Customs, Religion, Superstitions,
etc., of Uncivilised or Semicivilised Peoples, see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 200
•
··
••
•
··
Race in History
··
see Macaulay, Lord, "History of Eng-
land." Review..
··
··
in Legislation and Political Economy
in Music, see Chorley, H. F.
..
..
in Politics. The "Celt" and the "Saxon," see
•
•
··
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 33
A.R. vii, 231
A.R. i, 312-335
J.A.I. ii, 135
A.R. vii, 22-40
J.A.I. xvi, 425
A.R. iv, P.M.A. 83
A.R. v, 330-334
A.R. viii, 28-35
J.A.I. ii, 131
A.R. vi, 327
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. cxxii
J.A.I. viii, 426
J.A.I. ix. 312
J.A.I. ii, 166
J.A.I. vii, 145
J.A.I. i, 214; ii, 176
J.A.I. xvii, 83
J.A.I. xvii, 83
J.A.I. vii, 543
J.A.I. ii, 296–306
J.A.I. xviii, 431
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. clxxvi
M.A.S. i, 169
M.A.S. i, 169
J.A.I. v,
198
J.A.I. i, 185
M.A.S. iii, 195
A.R. iii, 233-248
A.R. v, 129
A.R. iv, 113-135
J.A., J.A.S. p. clvi
A.R. viii, 213
A.R. iv, 289-320
230
Index.
Race indicated by the Folds in the Hand, see Miscel-
lanea Anthropologica, 32
and Language, see Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 201
see Anthropological Miscellanea, 202
see Anthropological Miscellanea, 209
see Sayce, A. H.
•
··
and Religion, see Pike, L. O.
Antagonism
Elements in Christianity, see Heath, D. I.
Question in Ireland, see Jackson, J. W...
Types of the Jews, see Neubauer, A.
"Race Prussienne, La. By A. de Quatrefages." Re-
··
..
view
Races, on the Extinction of, see Bendyshe, T.
see Lee, R...
tested by Language, see Crawfurd, J.
of the Babylonian Empire, see Bertin, G.
..
··
(
(6
• ·
of India, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 179
of Man, Psychological Differences between, see
Dunn, R.
•
·
Tegumentary differences among, see Dunn,
#
R.
··
of Mankind. (Extracted from "Reise der
Oesterreichischen Fregatte Novara,' um der Erde.
Anthropologischer Theil. Dritte Abtheilung,
Ethnographie. Von Dr. Friedrich Müller. Wien.
1868")
►
of the Old World. "The Races of the Old
World; a Manual of Ethnology. By Charles L.
Brace. 8vo. 1863."
1863." Review
of Western Asia, Early, see Conder, C. R.
of the Congo and the Portuguese Colonies in
Western Africa, see Johnston, H. H.
··
··
and Languages, Indo-Chinese and Inter-Oceanic,
see Keane, A. H.
"Races and Peoples." Review. See Anthropological
••
•
Miscellanea, 230
Racial Aspects of the Franco-Prussian War, see Jackson,
J. W.
··
..
Characteristics, see Avery, J. G.,
Characteristics of Modern Jews, see Jacobs, J...
Features, Survival of, see Anthropological Mis-
cellanea, 132
•
Features, Survival of, in the British Isles, see
Harrison, J. P.
Photographs from Egyptian Monuments, see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 178
Radenhausen, C. Isis, Der Mensch und die Welt,
1883." Review..
Rae, (Dr.) John, Eskimo Migrations. With Discussion.
24th April, 1877..
Eskimo Skulls. With Discussion. 8th
May, 1877
•
on the Esquimaux, 21st March, 1865
Remarks on the Natives of British North
America, see Anthropological Conferences
Rag-Bushes and Kindred Observances, see Walhouse,
M. J.
••
A.R. ii, 229
J.A.I. xviii, 439
J.A.I. xix, 89
J.A.I. xix, 251
J.A.I. v, 212
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. cxxxv
A.R. iv, P.M.A. 24-26
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xix
A.R. vii, 54
J.A.I. xv, 17
J.A.I. ii, 131
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. xcix
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. xcv
T.E.S. iii, 1
J.A.1. xviii, 104
J.A.I. xvii, 289
T.E.S. iii, 9
T.E.S. i, 59
A.R. viii, 93, 94
A.R. iii, 47-51
J.A.I. xix, 30
J.A.I. xiii, 461
J.A.I. ix, 254
J.A.I. xx, 362
J.A.I. i, 30
J.A.I. ii, 63
J.A.I. xv, 23
J.A.I. xii, 438
J.A.I. xii, 243
J.A.I. xvii, 289
A.R. iii, 219–223
J.A.I. vii, 125-131
J.A.I. vii,142-145
T.E.S. iv, 138–153
J.A.I. xvi, 199
J.A.I. ix, 97
Index.
231
Raimondi, Proposed Exploration of Peru, see Mis-
cellanea Anthropologica, 10
··
Raimondy Antonio, on the Indian Tribes of the great
District of Loreto, in Northern Peru. 24th March,
1863. Translated from the Spanish by William
Bollaert
Ramas Indians, see Collinson, John, on the Mosquito
Indians
Ramsay, A. C., (F.R.S.) on Artificially Worked Stones
found in Cairns upon Moel Faban and Carnedd
Howell, near Bangor, North Wales. 8th March, 1870 J.E.S., N.S. ii, 316
"The Physical Geology and Geography of
Great Britain." Review
Range of the Papuan and Negritto Races, see Allen, F.
A.R. i, 484-488
J.A.I. viii, 38
J.A.I. vi, 223–244
..
A.
Ranken, W. L., South Sea Islanders. 13th June, 1876..
Rapa," or Paddle from Easter Island, see Harrison, J.
P.
(6
from Easter Island (Ex. 158)
Rapport sur les Progrès de l'Anthropologie, see Anthro-
pological News, 108..
··
Rate of Movement of the Limbs, Instrument for
Measuring, see Galton, F.
··
(C
(Ex. 421)
Rathdown, Sepulchral Remains at, see Kinahan, G. H.
Rationalism. History of the Rise and Influence of the
Spirit of Rationalism in Europe. By W. E. H.
Lecky, M.A. 1865." Review
Rawlinson (Canon), on the Ethnography of the Cimbri.
With Discussion. 9th May, 1876
Rawlinson, (Professor) on the Term Anthropology, see
Anthropological Notes, 21 ..
Ray, S. H., Sketch of Aniwa Grammar, see Anthropo-
logical Miscellanea, 17y
··
Api Grammar, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 196
..
Sketch of Nguna Grammar, see Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 161..
•
Note on a Vocabulary of Ulia, see Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 214 ..
Reaction Time, Instrument for Determining (Ex. 391) .
Read, C. H., on Antiquities from Huasco (Guacso) Chili.
··
12th March, 1889. (2 Plates and Woodcuts)
Exhibition of Ethnological Objects from
the Akkas, Northern Assam. 14th April, 1885.
(Plate)
··
••
Naga Ornaments
Description of Objects from Timor-laut,
see Forbes, H. 0.
Stone Spinning Tops from Torres Straits,
New Guinea. 26th April, 1887. (Plate)
Reade, W. Winwood, Burton's Mission to Dahome.
Richard
"A Mission to Dahome. By Captain
F. Burton, 1864." Review
on the Bush Tribes of Equatorial Africa.
22nd June, 1863
Efforts of Missionaries among Savages.
With Discussion. 14th March, 1865
..
A.R. i, 491
A.R. i, 33-43
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. xiii
J.A.I. iii, 177
J.A.I. iii, 177
A.R. vi, 327
J.A.I. xx, 200
J.A.I. xx, 200
J.A.I. xi, 452
A.R. iii, 265–272
J.A.I. vi, 150-158
J.A. 363
J.A.I. xvii, 282-289
J.A.I. xviii, 295
J.A.I. xvi, 409
J.A.I. xix, 500
J.A.I. xix, 27
J.A.I. xix, 57–62
J.A.I. xv, 139, 140
J.A.I. xix, 441
J.A.I. xiii, 23
J.A.I. xvii, 85-90
A.R. ii, 335-343
A.R. i, T.A.S. pp. xix-xxiii
A.R. iii, J.A.S. pp. clxiii-
clxxxiii; ccxcii-ccxciv
232
Index.
;
Reade, W. Winwood, "Savage Africa; being the Nar-
rative of a Tour in Equatorial South-Western and
North-Western Africa." Review. (Plate). .
Reading, Paleolithic Implement found near (Ex. 321)..
from (Ex. 326)
Reason and Instinct..
Reclus' "Primitive Folk."
Recruits for the (French) Army. (Proc. of the Anthrop.
Review
Soc. of Paris)
··
Recuperative Bodily Power of Man in a Rude and a
Highly Civilised State Compared, see Harley, G.
Red Hair of Canelos Indian Woman (Ex. 97)
Red Man, Astronomy of the, see Bollaert, W.
•
•
..
Men in Europe and Northern Africa, see Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 40
Reddie, James, on Anthropological Desiderata, Considered
with Reference to the Various Theories of Man's
Origin and Existing Condition, Savage and Civilised.
With Discussion. 2nd February, 1864
•
••
Slavery
Refuse Heap near Smyrna (Ex. 220)
Regression in Hereditary Stature, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 151
Reich, Eduard, "Die Allgemeine Naturlehre des Men-
schen, etc. Erste Dieferung, 1865"
Reichenbach (Count) Oscar, on the Vitality of the Black
Race, or the Coloured People in the United States,
according to the Census. With Discussion. 15th
December, 1863..
Reid, A. P. (M.D.), the Mixed or "Half-breed” Races of
North-Western Canada. With Discussion. 10th
March, 1874
•
Religious Belief of the Ojibois or Sauteux
Indians, Resident in Manitoba and at Lake Winne-
peg. With Discussion. 22nd April, 1873 ..
Relationship, systems of, among the Australians, see
Lubbock, J.
·
•
··
Relationships, Classificatory System of, see Wake, C. S.
Development of, see Lubbock, John
and the Names used for them among the Peoples
of Madagascar, chiefly the Hovas; together with
Observations upon Marriage Customs and Morals
among the Malagasy, see Sibree, J. ...
Relationship of Consanguinity and Affinity, Analysis of,
see Macfarlane, A.
··
Relative Proportions of the Limbs in the Negro and the
European, see Anthropological News, 109
"Religion," meaning of the Term as used in Anthro-
pology, see Distant, W. L.
psychical Elements of, see Pike, L. O.
of Old Calabar, see Walker, J. B.
·
the Philosophy of, amongst the Lower Races of
Mankind, see Tylor, E. B.
Religions, the Science of. "La Science des Religions, sa
Méthode et ses limites." By Emile Burnouf
Religious Belief of the Ojibois or Sauteux Indians of
··
•
••
Manitoba, see Reid, A. P.
Beliefs and Practices in Melanesia, see Codring-
ton, R. H.
• •
••
··
A.R. ii, 123–126
J.A.I. xiv, 114
J.A.I. xiv, 192
Anthrop. 565
J.A.I. xx, 362
A.R. iv, 106
J.A.I. xvii, 108
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. clv
M.A.S. i, 210
J.A.I. iii, 300
A.R. ii, J.A.S. pp. cxv-cxxxV
A.R. ii, 280-293
J.A.I. vii, 138
J.A.I. XV,
A.R. iii, 303
246
A.R. ii, J.A.S. pp. lxv-lxxiii
J.A.I. iv, 45-52
J.A.I. iii, 106–113
J.A.I. xiv, 292
J.A.I. viii, 144
J.A.I. i, 1
J.A.I. ix, 35
J.A.I. xii, 46
A.R. vi, 328
J.A.I. vi, 60
A.R. viii, J.A.S. p. lvii
J.A.I. vi, 119
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 369
A.R. iii, 89-120
J.A.I. iii, 106
J.A.I. x, 261
:
:
Index.
233
Religious Ideas of the Blackfeet, see L'Heureux, J.
Reliquiæ Aquitaniæ. Review
Remains of a Great City in Sicily, see Anthropological
News, 141
Renan's Lives of the Apostles
Renan, Ernest, on the Shemitic Nations.
"An Essay
on the Age and Antiquity of the Book of Nabathæan
Agriculture; to which is added an Inaugural
Lecture on the Position of the Shemitic Nations
in the History of Civilisation. By Ernest Renan."
Review
··
··
• •
•
··
Renovation and Waste, see Harris, G.
Report of the Arctic Committee. 17th June, 1872
of Committee of Investigation, see Anthropo-
logical Society..
on the Researches of Dr. Edouard Dupont in the
Belgian Bone Caves, see Blake, C. C.
Resemblance of Inscriptions found on Ancient British
Rocks with those of Central America, see Seemann,
B.
•
((
Resolution of Council Limiting the Time of Reading
Papers and of Speeches and Replies
Retzius, see Anthropological News, 127
Reviews
Reviews
..
1. "Man's Place in Nature." By T. H. Huxley.
1863
··
2. "Ethnology and Phrenology as an Aid to the
Historian." By J. W. Jackson..
3. "The Geological Evidences on the Antiquity of
Man, with Remarks on Theories of the Origin
of Species and Variation." By Sir Charles
Lyell, F.R.S. 1863
4. Prehistoric Man: Researches into the Origin
of Civilization in the Old and the New
World." By Daniel Wilson, LL.D. London,
1862
•
5. "Description Ethnographique des Peuples de la
Russie." Par T. de Pauly. St. Petersburgh,
1862
6.
"The Prairie Traveller: a handbook for Over-
land Expeditions, with illustrations and itine-
raries of the principal routes between the Mis-
sissippi and the Pacific, and a map." By Ran-
dolph B. Marcy. Edited (with notes) by
Richard F. Burton
7. "Osteological Contributions to the Natural His-
tory of the Anthropoid Apes. No. VII.
Comparison of the Bones of the Limbs of the
Troglodytes Gorilla, Troglodytes Niger, and
of different varieties of the Human Race; and
on the general character of the skeleton of the
Gorilla." By Professor Owen, F.R.S. (Trans-
actions of the Zoological Society, 1862)
8. "Medical Psychology: comprising a brief Ex-
position of the leading Phenomena of the
Mental States, and of the Nervous Apparatus
through which they are manifested, with a view
to the better understanding and Elucidation of
J.A.I. xv, 301
J.E.S., N.S. i, 83
A.R. vi, 467
A.R. iv, P.M.A. 97-102
A.R. ii, 52-59
J.A.I. iii, 72
J.A.I. ii, 291–306
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. i
M.A.S. iii, 315
M.A.S. ii, 277
A.R. viii, J.A.S. p. iii
A.R. vi, 463
Anthrop. p. clxvi
A.R. i, 107–117
A.R. i, 118–129
A.R. i, 129-137
A.R. i, 137–141
A.R. i, 142, 143
A.R. i, 145-149
A.R. i, 149–152
234
Index.
Reviews:
10.
the Mental Phenomena on the Symptoms of
Disease." By Robert Dunn, F.R.C.S. London,
1863
9. "History of Modern Architecture: with an Ap-
pendix on Ethnology from an Architectural
Point of View." By James Fergusson. Lon-
don, 1862..
"Les Origines Indo-Européennes, ou les Aryas
Primitifs, Essai de Paléontologie Linguistique."
Par Adolphe Pictet. Paris, 1859-63
CC
11. A Mission to Viti." By Dr. Seemann. (A. A.
Fraser)
12. Waitz's Introduction to Anthropology
CC
16. "Tractatus Theologico-Politicus: a Critical In-
quiry into the History, Purpose, and Authen-
ticity of the Hebrew Scriptures, with the right
to free thought and free discussion asserted,
and shewn to be not only consistent, but neces-
sarily bound up with true piety and good
government.' By Benedict de Spinoza. Lon-
don, 1862 ..
17. "Geographical Primer" (Chambers' Educational
Course)
22.
13. The Water Babies: a Fairy Tale for a Land
Baby." By the Rev. Charles Kingsley. 1863 A.R. i, 472-476
14. "Thirty-third Annual Report of the Directors of
James Murray's Royal Asylum for Lunatics,
near Perth." 1860. (C. C. Blake)
15. "The Physical Geology and Geography of Great
Britain." By Professor A. C. Ramsay, F.R.S.
1863
23.
..
""
..
21. "An Essay on the Age and Antiquity of the Book
of Nabathæan Agriculture; to which is added
an Inaugural Lecture on the Position of the
Shemitic Nations in the History of Civilisation."
By Ernest Renan. 1862
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Miscegenation, or the Theory of Blending of
Races, applied to the American White Man and
Negro." 1864
Address on Chemistry in its relations to Medi-
cine and its Collateral Sciences." By W.
Bird Herapath, M.D. 1863
24. “Savage Africa: being the Narrative of a tour
in Equatorial, South-Western, and North-
Western Africa; with notes on the Habits of
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A.R. i, 163-166
A.R. i, 216-227
18. "Anti Kaulen, oder Mythische Vorstellungen
vom Ursprunge der Völker und Sprachen nebst
Beurtheilung der zwei sprachwissenschaftlichen
Abhandlungen Heinrich v. Ewald's." Von A. A.R. ii, 24–30
F. Pott. Lemgo and Detmold. 1863
19. "Di un antico Cranio Fenicio rinvenuto nella
Necropoli di Tharros, in Sardegna." Memoria
del Dottore G. Nicolucci. Torino, 1863.
(J. B. D.)...
20. "Mémoire sur l'origine Scytho-Cimmérienne de
la langue Romane." Par M. le duc du Rous-
sillon. Première partie, 1863. (R. S. Char-
nock)
A.R. i, 232-246
A.R. i, 355–365
A.R. i, 465-472
A.R. i, 476–480
A.R. i, 484-488
A.R. i, 488
A.R. i, 489
A.R. ii, 30-38
A.R. ii, 39-49
A.R. ii, 52–59
A.R. ii, 116-121
A.R. ii, 121, 122
Index.
235
Reviews:
the Gorilla; on the existence of Unicorns and
Tailed Men; on the Slave Trade; on the
Origin, Character, and Capabilities of the
Negro, and on the Future Civilisation of
Western Africa. By W. Winwood Reade.
Second Edition. 1864. (Plate)
25. "Bulletins de la Société d'Anthropologie de
Paris," vol. iv. 3me Fascicule, May to
August, 1863
26. "On the Phenomena of Hybridity in the Genus
Homo." By Dr. Paul Broca. Translated and
edited by C. Carter Blake. 1864
27. "Anatomy; Descriptive and Surgical." By
Henry Gray, F.R.S. Third Edition. By
32.
""
T. Holmes. 1864
28. “A Chronicle of England, B.C. 55-a.D. 1485.”
Written and illustrated by Jas. E. Doyle.
1864
29. “Organic Philosophy; or, Man's True Place in
Nature." Vol. i, Epicosmology. By Hugh
Doherty, M.D. (C. Č. B.)
30. "Bulletins de la Société d'Anthropologie de
Paris," vol. iv, 4me Fascicule, September to
December, 1863; vol. v, ler Fascicule, January
to March, 1864
31. "The Senses and the Intellect."
By Alexander
Bain, M.A. Second Edition
((
A Mission to Dahome." By Captain Richard
F. Burton. 1864. (W. Winwood Reade)
33. "Bulletins de la Société d'Anthropologie de
Paris." Vol. iv, 4me Fascicule, September to
December, 1863; vol. v, ler Fascicule, January
to March, 1864. 2me Fascicule
..
34. "Force and Matter." By Dr. Louis Büchner.
Edited by J. Frederick Collingwood
35. "History of the Intellectual Development of
Europe." By Jolin William Draper, M.D.
1864
36. "The Races of the Old World: a Manual of
Ethnology." By Charles L. Brace. 1863
37. "La Science des Religions, sa méthode et ses
limites." By Emile Burnouf. (Revue des
Deux Mondes, 15th December, 1864)
38. "The Plurality of the Human Race." By
Georges Pouchet. Translated and edited by
Hugh J. C. Beavan
39. "L'Homme." Par le docteur W. F. A. Zim-
mermann. 1865..
42.
((
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··
··
··
··
40. "Reynard the Fox in South Africa"; or, Hot-
tentot Fables and Tales, chiefly translated from
original MSS. in the library of His Excellency,
Sir George Grey, K.C.B. By W. H. J. Bleek,
Ph.D. 1864.
41. "Kaladlit assialiait"; or, Woodcuts drawn and
engraved by Greenlanders. Gothaab, in South
Greenland. 1860.
Kaladlit okalluktualliait, Kalâdlisut Kablunâ-
tudlo. Attuakæt ardlait et Attuakat pingajue.
••
A.R. ii, 123-126
A.R. ii, 141-145
A.R. ii, 164-173
A.R. ii, 202-209
A.R. ii, 209, 210
A.R. ii, 213-216
A.R. ii, 217-220
A.R. ii, 250-262
A.R. ii, 335-243
A.R. iii, 1-21
A.R. iii, 22-28
A.R. iii, 29-47
A.R. iii, 47-51
A.R. iii, 89-120
A.R. iii, 120-132
A.R. iii, 132-137
236
Index.
Reviews :-
Noungme.
Nunnap nalgata Nakiteriviane
Nakitat; L. Möllermit, 1860 et 1861.”
translation into Danish. 1861..
With
43. "Philosophy of Religion." By Hugh Doherty,
M.D. 1865.
44. Lilly's Astrology." By Zadkiel. 1852.
45. Buddhism in Tibet." By Emil Schlagintweit,
CC
"C
LL.D.
1863.
46. "First Principles." By Herbert Spencer. Part
I, The Unknowable. 1862
47.
Vorschule der Völkerkunde und der Bildungs-
geschichte," von Dr. Lorenz Diefenbach.
1864
48. "The Hidden Wisdom of Christ and the Key of
Knowledge; or, History of the Apocrypha.”
By Ernest de Bunsen
49. "Isis. Der Mensch und die Welt.' C. Raden-
hausen. 1863
50. "Researches into the Early History of Mankind,
and the Development of Civilisation."
Edward Burnet Tylor, 1865
By
51. "History of the Rise and Influence of the Spirit
of Rationalism in Europe." By W. E. H.
Lecky, M.A. 1865
52. "Prehistoric Annals of Scotland." By Daniel
Wilson, LL. D. 2nd Edition. 1865..
53. De l'Humanité," par Bodichon, Docteur en
Médecine à Alger. 1853
tr
60.
61.
··
54. "The Ancient Sculptured Rocks of Northumber-
land and the Eastern Borders, with Notices of
the Remains associated with these Sculptures.'
By George Tate. 1865.
1865. (Plate and Wood-
cuts)
55. "The Travels of Pedro de Cieza de Leon, A.D.
1532-50, contained in the First Part of his Chro-
nicle of Peru." Translated and edited with
Notes and an Introduction. By Clements R.
Markham. 1864. (Hakluyt Society)..
56. "Die Anthropologie: Die Wissenschaft von
Menschen in ihrer geschichtlichen Entwicklung
und auf ihrem gegenwartigen Handpunkte."
Von Prof. K. Schmidt. 1865.
··
57. "Die Algemeine Naturlehre des Menschen, etc.”
Von Eduard Reich. Med. Dr. Erste lieferung.
1865
CC
58. Mazzaroth; or the Constellations." In four
parts. To which is added "Mizraim; or the
Astronomy of Egypt." Illustrated by Litho-
graphs of the Planisphere of Dendere, and the
Zodiac of Esné. By F. Rolleston. 1865
59. "Gehirn und Geist. Entwurf einer physiologis-
chen Psychologie für denkende Leser aller
Stände." Von Dr. Fh. Piderit..
•
•
"Prehistoric Times, as Illustrated by Ancient
Remains, and the Manners and Customs of
Modern Savages." By John Lubbock, F.R.S.
1855
··
"The Psychonomy of the Hand, according to
•
A.R. iii, 138-145
A.R. iii, 185-196
A.R. iii, 196-198
A.R. iii, 198-202
A.R. iii, 219–223
A.R. iii, 248-265
A.R. iii, 265-272
A.R. iii, 272-287
A.R. iii, 287-293
A.R. iii, 293-298
A.R. iii, 298-303
A.R. iii, 303-305
A.R. iii, 325-329
A.R. iii, 336-338
A.R. iii, 338-346
Index.
237
Reviews :-
By
By Charles
..
MM. D'Arpentigny and Desbarrolles."
Richard Beamish, F.R.S.
62. "The Roman and the Teuton."
Kingsley, M.A. 1864
63. "The Secret of Hegel: being the Hegelian Sys-
tem in Origin Principle, Form, and Matter."
By James Hutchinson Stirling. 1865..
Beschrijving van Schedels van Inboorlingen der
Carolina-Eilanden." Door J. Van der Hoeven.
1865. (J. B. D.) (2 Plates)
•
64. "
65. "History of the Invasion of the Crimea." King-
"C
75.
lake's
66. "Andra omarbetade och tiltakta upplagan." By
Sven Nilsson. 1862
67. Chapters on Language." By the Rev. Frederic
W. Farrar, M.A. 1865..
،،
68. The Zambesi and its Tributaries."
By Dr.
Livingstone. 1855
69. "Science de l'Homme." Par Gustave Flourens.
Première partie, tome premier. 1865..
70." Anthropognosie, Ethnognosie, und Ethnologie,
Polignosie, und Polilogie." By Dr. Karl Vol-
graff. 1851, 1853, 1855..
((
··
71. "Descriptive Ethnology." By R. G. Latham,
M.A., M.D., F.R.S. 1859.
72. "Elements of Comparative Philology." By R. G.
Latham, M.A., M.D., F.R.S. 1862
73. "
Explorations in South-west Africa."
Baines. 1866.
By
74. "The Victoria Falls of the Zambesi."
Baines. 1866
··
By-
History of the Sect of Mahárájas or Vallabhú-
cháryas, in Western India."
·
(C
··
76. “The Albert N'yanza, Great Basin of the Nile,
and Exploration of the Nile Sources." By
Samuel White Baker, M.A. 1866
77.
"A General View of Positivism." Translated
from the French of Auguste Comte by J. H.
Bridges.
78. "The Catechism of Positive Religion." Trans-
lated from the French of Auguste Comte by
Richard Congreve.
79. "The New Religion in its Attitude towards the
Old: The Propagation of the Religion of
Humanity." By Richard Congreve.
80. "
81. "The Unity of Comte's Life and Doctrine." By
J. H. Bridges
Auguste Comte and Positivism." By John
Stuart Mill.
82. "The Early Races of Scotland and their Monu-
ments." By Lieut.-Col. Forbes Leslie. 1866..
83. "Archiv für Anthropologie." Edited by A.
Ecker and L. Lindenschmitt. 1866
84. Prehistoric Man: Researches into the Origin
of Civilisation in the Old and the New World.”
By Daniel Wilson, LL.D. 2nd Edition
85. "Memorials of Service in India." From the
Correspondence of Major Samuel Charters
•
A.R. iii, 346-353
A.R. iv, 22-33
A.R. iv, 34-47
A.R. iv, 47-61
A.R. iv, 62–71
A.R. iv, 85-89
A.R. iv, 135-143
A.R. iv, 143–149
A.R. iv, 149–157
A.R. iv, 226–231
A.R. iv, 231-237
A.R. iv, 243-252
A.R. iv, 252–259
A.R. iv, 269-277
A.R. iv, 289-320
A.R. iv, 341–352
A.R. iv, 353-358
A.R. iv, 358-360
238
Index.
Reviews:-
Macpherson, C.B. Edited by his brother,
William Macpherson. 1865
86. "Memoirs read before the Anthropological
A.R. iv, 360-366
Society of London, 1863-4." London, 1865.. A.R. iv, P.M.A. 44–46
87. "Gustave D'Eichthal-De l'Usage pratique de la
Langue grecque." Paris, 1865..
A.R. iv, P.M.A. 46
88. "The Real Wants of the Irish People." By a
Member of the Statistical and Social Inquiry
Society of Ireland. Dublin, 1865
89. "Metamorphosis of Man and the Lower Animals."
By A. de Quatrefages. Translated by Henry
Lawson, M.D.
90. "Gabriel de Mortillet-'Les Terramares de Reg-
gianais.' Paris, 1865..
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91. Maltebrun. "Annual Address to the Société de
Géographie de Paris." Paris, 1865
By
92. "The Materialism of the Present Day."
Paul Janet. Translated from the French by
Gustave Masson, B.A.
"The English and their Origin: a Prologue to
Authentic English History." By Luke Owen
Pike, M.A.
94. "The Celtic Tumuli of Dorset. An account of
personal and other researches of the sepulchral
mounds of the Durotriges, etc. By Charles
Warne, F.S.A. 1866
95. "Memoirs read before the Anthropological
Society of London." Vols. i and ii
96. " History of England." By Lord Macaulay.
(Hector MacLean)
"La Stirpe Ligure in Italia, ne' tempi antichi
e ne' moderni." Per Giustiniano Nicolucci.
1864. (J. B. D.)
98. "
History of Julius Cæsar." By Louis Napoleon
99. "Die Volker des Oestlichen Asien." Studien und
Reisen von Dr. Adolf Bastian. Vols. i and ii,
1866
93.
97.
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··
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100. "The Modern Anthropology, as Developed into
a Universal Ape Ancestry; can it be held by a
Christian Divine of the Straitest School?
By William Honyman Gillespie. 1867
101. “Leechdoms, Wortcunning, and Starcraft of
Early England." Edited by the Rev. Oswald
Cockayne, M.A.
··
A.R. iv, P.M.A. 46, 47
··
A.R. iv, P.M.A. 83, 84
A.R. iv, P.M.A. 84
A.R. iv, P.M.A. 84, 85
A.R. v, 47-49
A.R. v, 49–55
A.R. v, 85-90
A.R. v, 91-102
A.R.
129-141
۲,
A.R. v,
142-150
A.R. v, 151-175
A.R. v, 187-193
A.R. v, 257–276
102. "Journal of Comparative Anatomy and Physio-
logy." No. 2. May, 1867. (Flower and Murie
on the Dissection of a Bushwoman.) (C. W. D.) A.R. v, 319-324
103. "Das Alamannische Todtenfeld bei Schleitheim
und die Dortige Römische Niederlassung."
Von Dr. Martin Wanner. 1867
104. "Les Polynésiens et leurs Migrations." Par M.
de Quatrefages. 1866
105. "Der Mensch, seine Abstammung und Gesittung
im Lichte der Darwin'-schen Lehre, etc." Von
Dr. Friedrich Rolle. Frankfurt-a.-Main. 1865 A.R. vi, 21–26
106. "Persien. Das Land und seine Einwohner:
Ethnographische Schilderungen." Von Dr.
Jakob Eduard Polak
A.R. v, 314-318
A.R. v, 325–330
A.R. v, 330-334
A.R. vi, 26-35
Index.
239
t
·
Reviews:
107. "Crania Britannica. Delineations and Descrip-
tions of the Skulls of the Aboriginal and Early
Inhabitants of the British Islands, etc." By
Joseph Barnard Davis, M.D., F.S.A., and John
Thurnam, M.D. London, 1856-65 (J. B.)
108. "Man: Where, Whence, and Whither; being a
Glance at Man in his Natural History Rela-
tions."
By David Page, LL.D., F.R.S.E.,
F.G.S. Edinburgh, 1867
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109. The Lake Dwellings of Switzerland, and other
Parts of Europe." By Dr. Ferdinand Keller.
Translated by John Edward Lee, F.S.A.
London, 1866
..
110. "Lake Habitations and Prehistoric Remains in
the Turbaries and Marl-beds of Northern and
Central Italy." By Bartolomeo Gastaldi.
Translated by C. Harcourt Chambers, M.A.,
F.A.S.L. London, 1865
111. "The Chinese Classics." By James Legge, D.D.
London. (J. W. Jackson.)
112. "Buddhism in Tibet." By Emil Schlagintweit,
114. "Napier, Miscellanea Anthropologica." London
and Bristol, 1868.
115. "Porta de Humana Physiognomia." Francof,
117. "
tr
1618.
116. "Lavater, Essays on Physiognomy." London,
1810; and 1860.
George Combe, Elements of Phrenology.”
118. "D'Arpentigny on the Hand.” Translated by
Beamish.
119. "
((
LL.D. London. (J. W. Jackson.)
113. "The Legends and Theories of the Buddhists."
By R. Spence Hardy. London. (J.W. Jackson) A.R. vi, 121-137; and 286-
301
Carus, Symbolik der menschlichen Gestalt."
Leipzig, 1853.
120. "Fowler, Practical Phrenology." New York,
1851.
""
A.R. vi, 52-55
127. Cervello di un Negro della Guinea, illustrato
con otto tavole litografiche." Dal Prof. Cav.
Luigi Calori. Bologna, 1866. (J. B. D.)
128. "On the Comparative Anatomy and Physiology
of Vertebrates," vols. i and ii. By Richard
Owen, F.R.S. London..
A.R. vi, 109-114
A.R. vi, 114-116
121. "Fowler, Self-Instructor on Phrenology." Lon-
don, n.d.
122. "Notes on Noses." London, 1857.
"C
123. Redfield, Comparative Physiognomy, or Resem-
blances between Man and Animals.'
A.R. vi, 154
124. "Aristotle's Works." Translated by Taylor. 1812 A.R. vi, 137
125. "Sull', Antropologia della Grecia." Memoria di
Giustiniano Nicolucci, Napoli, 1867. (J. B. D.)
126. "The Primitive Inhabitants of Scandinavia. An
Essay on Comparative Ethnography, and a
Contribution to the History of the Development
of Mankind." By Sven Nilsson. Third Edi-
tion. Edited, and with an Introduction, by
Sir John Lubbock, Bart. London, 1868
A.R. vi, 191
A.R. vi, 114-116
A.R. vi, 279-285
A.R. vi, 301-316
240
Index.
Reviews:
129. "Chapters on Man."
Wake. London, 1868
By Charles Staniland
130. “Man's Origin and Destiny." By T. P. Lesley.
London, 1868
131. "Scenes and Studies of Savage Life." By Gil-
bert Malcolm Sproat. London, 1868. (K. R.
H. M.)
132. "Ancient Faiths embodied in Ancient Names ;
or, an Attempt to trace the Religious Belief,
Sacred Rites, and Holy Emblems of certain
Nations, by an interpretation of the names
given to children by priestly authority, or
assumed by prophets, kings, and hierarchs."
By Thomas Inman, M.D.
(6
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133. "Thesaurus Craniorum. Catalogue of the Skulls
of the various Races of Men in the Collection of
J. Barnard Davis, M.D., F.S.A. London, 1867."
(C. C. B.) ..
134. "Archæologia, vol. xli; Proceedings of the
Society of Antiquaries, New Series, vol. iii”
135. Das Beständige in den Menschenrassen und die
Spielweite ihrer Veränderlichkeit. Prolego-
mena zu einer Ethnologie der Culturvölker."
Von Dr. A. Bastian. Mit einer Karte von Prof.
Kiepert, Berlin, 1868
··
136.
"C Hertha, Zeitschrift for Naturwissenschaft und
Völkerkunde." Herausgegeben von Dr. Frede-
rich Rolle. Erster Band. Zweites Heft.
Frankfurt-am-Main, 1868. (K. R. H. M.) A.R. vii, 117
137. “L'Homme Fossile en Europe; son industrie,
ses mœurs, ses œuvres d'art.' Par H. Le
Hon. Second Edition, Bruxelles, 1868
A.R. vii, 163-168
138. Explorations of the Highlands of the Brazil,
with a Full Account of the Gold and Diamond
Mines; also, Canoeing down 1,500 miles of the
Great River São Francisco, from Sabará to the
Sea." By Captain Richard F. Burton. 2 vols. A.R. vii, 170-176
139. Lectures on Man, his Place in Creation and in
the History of the Earth." By Carl Vogt.
Edited by James Hunt, Ph.D., F.S.A. London.
(J. MacGregor Allan)
140. "The Science of Man: a bird's-eye view of the
wide and fertile field of Anthropology." By
Charles Bray. 1868
··
141. "The Physiology and Pathology of the Mind.”
By Henry Maudsley, M.D. London
142. “Tree and Serpent Worship; or, Illustrations of
Mythology and Art in India in the First and
Fourth Centuries after Christ. From the
Sculptures of the Buddhist Topes at Sanchi
and Amravati. Prepared under the Authority
of the Secretary of State for India in Council."
With introductory essays and descriptions of
the plates. By James Fergusson, F.R.S.
London, 1868
143. "Rapport sur le Progrès de l'Anthropologie."
Par M. A. de Quatrefages. Paris, 1867
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•
··
A.R. vi, 316–323
A.R. vi, 356-366
A.R. vi, 366-378
A.R. vi, 378-386
A.R. vi, 386-394
A.R. vii, 95-97
A.R. vii, 98-100
A.R. vii, 177-184
A.R. vii, 185–189
A.R. vii, 192–195
A.R. vii, 217-230
A.R. vii, 231-239; viii, 28-
35
Index.
241
Reviews :-
144. "
History of Medicine." By Thomas A. Wise,
M.D. Vols. i and ii, London
145. "Ethnogénie Gauloise." Par Roget Bon. de
Belloguet. Troisième partie. Le Génie
Gaulois
146. “On the Anatomy of Vertebrates," vol. iii. By
Richard Owen, F.R.S. London, 1868
147. "Das Judenthum in der Music."
Von Richard
CC
Wagner. Leipzig, 1869.
148. "Wilhelm Lübcke und Eduard Hanslick über
Richard Wagner." Berlin, 1869.
149. Offnes, billet-doux, etc., an Herrn Richard
Von E. M. Oettinger, Dresden,
Wagner."
1869.
150. Das Judenthum und Richard Wagner." Berlin,
"C
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1869.
151. "Histoire du Lied ou la Chanson Populaire en
Allemagne." Par Edouard Schuré. Paris,
1868
152. The Malay Archipelago," by Alfred Russel
Wallace. London, 1869
153. "Prehistoric Nations; or, Enquiries concerning
some of the Great Peoples and Civilisations of
Antiquity, and their probable relation to a
still older civilisation of the Ethiopians or
Cushites of Arabia." By John D. Baldwin,
M.A. London, 1869
154. "Primeval Man; an Examination of some Recent
Speculations." By the Duke of Argyll. 2nd
Edit., 1869
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155. The History of the Norman Conquest of
England; its Causes and its Results." By
Edward A. Freeman, M.A.
156. "Annals of the Florentine Geographical Society,
and Petermann's Mittheilungen.
"" 1868
157. "The Theory of the Arts; or, Art in Relation to
Nature, Civilisation, and Man. Comprising an
Investigation, Analytical, and Critical, into the
Origin, Rise, Province, Principles, and Applica-
tion of each of the Arts." By George Harris,
F.S.A. 2 vols. 1869. (J. McGrigor Allan)
158. "The Book of Nature and the Book of Man."
By C. O. Groom Napier, F.G.S. With a
Preface by the late Lord Brougham and
Vaux
159. "Postac
Kazimierza Wielkiego wedlug
wymiarów dokonanych przy przekładaniu
szczatkow jego w dniu 7ym Lipca 1869 r.
oznaczona przez Prof. Dra. J. Majera.
Krakow; 1869." ("The Physical Characters
of King Casimir the Great. From Measure-
ments taking during the Transposition of his
Remains on the 7th of July, 1869." Deter-
mined by Prof. Dr. Joseph Majer. Cracow,
1869)
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160. "Hereditary Genius: an Inquiry into its Laws
and Consequences.' By Francis Galton,
F.R.S.P. (George Harris)
A.R. vii, 240-242
A.R. vii, 245-251
A.R. viii, 252-259
A.R. vii, 306–309
A.R. vii, 310-323
A.R. vii, 323-330
A.R. vii, 376-380
A.R. viii, 1-14
A.R. viii, 91–93
A.R. viii, 145–162
A.R. viii, 162–178
J.A. 51-56
J.A. 56-65
R
242
Index,
Reviews
161. "Lebensbericht van Prof. Jan Van der Hoeven.”
Door Prof. G. Ph. F. Groshans. Leyden,
1870
162. Nouvelles Recherches sur l'Anthropologie de la
France en général, et la Basse Bretagne en
particulier." Par M. Paul Broca
163. "Les Carthaginois en France; La Colonie Lybio-
Phénicienne du Liby." Par Jules Ollier de
Marichard et Pruner-Bey
164. "Patronymica Cornu-Brittanica; or, the Ety-
mology of Cornish Surnames."
By Richard
Stephen Charnock, Ph.D., F.S.A. London,
1870.
166.
CC
165. "The Lifted and Subsided Rocks of America,
with their Influences on the Oceanic, Atmos-
pheric, and Land Currents, and the Distribu-
tion of Races." By George Catlin. London,
1870. (C. C. B.)
Intermarriage of Kindred. Annual Address
delivered before the Eclectic Medical Society
of the State of New York, January 26th, 1870.'
By Alexander Wilder, M.D.
167. "Notes and Conjectural Emendations of Certain
Doubtful Passages in Shakespeare's Plays." By
P. A. Daniel, London, 1870
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Die Philippinen und ihre Bewohner. Sechs
Skizzen." Von Dr. C. Semper.
1869. (Woodcut)
Würtzburg,
168.
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169. "The Mythology of the Aryan Nations." By
George W. Cox, M.A. 2 vols. London, 1870.
170. "The Origin and Development of Religious
Belief." By S. Baring-Gould, M.A. Part I.
Heathenism and Mosaism, 1869.
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171. "Lectures on the Science of Religion," by Prof.
Max Müller (Fraser's Magazine for April, May,
June, July, 1870)
172. "Flint Chips." By Edward F. Stevens. London,
1870. (W. B. K.)
173. "Twelve Lectures on Primitive Civilisations."
By John P. Mahaffy, A.M. (J. W. Jackson)
174. "Families of Speech; Four Lectures delivered
before the Royal Institution of Great Britain.”
By the Rev. Frederic W. Farrar, M.A., F.R.S.
London, 1870. (R. S. C.)
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175. "A Handbook of Phrenology." By C. Donovan.
London, 1870. (C. C. B.)
176. "The German Working Man; his Institutions
for Self-Culture and his Unions for Material
Progress." By James Samuelson.
1869
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London,
177. "The Rosicrucians: their Rites and Mysteries;
with Chapters on the Ancient Fire- and
Serpent-Worshippers, etc." By Hargrave
Jennings. London, 1870
178. "Observations on the Geography and Archæc·
logy of Peru." By the Hon. E. G. Squier, M.A.,
F.S.A. London, 1870
179. “The Indians of Cape Flattery, at the Entrance
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J.A. 70–72
J.A. 89-94
J.A. 105
J.A. 106, 107
J.A. 107
J.A. 131-144
J.A. 149-164
J.A. 164-170
J.A. 170-180
J.A. 188-192
J.A. 197-199
J.A. 235, 236
J.A. 236
J.A. 236, 237
Index.
243
Reviews :-
to the Strait of Fuca, Washington Territory."
By James G. Swan, (Smithsonian Contribu-
tions to Knowledge.) 1869.
180. "The Grey Substance of the Medulla Oblongata
and Trapezium." By John Dean, M.D.
(Smithsonian Contributions to Knowledge.)
1869
181. Bischoff, Th. L. W. Ueber die Verschiedenheit
in der Schädel bildung des Gorilla, Chimpansé,
und Orang-Outang, vorzüglich nach Geschlecht
und Alter, nebst einer Bemerkung über die
Darwin'sche Theorie. München, 1867. Bec.
von Rütimeyer. (Translated from the third
and concluding part of Archiv für Anthropolo-
gie, 1868)..
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182.
Die Philippinen und ihre Bewohner." Von
Dr. C. Semper. Würzburg, 1869
183. "The Life of Robert Knox, the Anatomist, a
Sketch of his Life and Writings." By his Pupil
and Colleague, Henry Lonsdale. With Por-
traits. London
184. "The Celtic Origin of the Greek and Latin
Languages." By Thomas Stratton. Edin-
burgh, 1870.
185. "Lectures Introductory to a History of the Latin
Language and Literature." By John Words-
worth, M.A., Oxford, 1870.
186. "The Asiatic Affinities of the Old Italians." By
Robert Ellis, B.D. London, 1870
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187.
Matter for Materialists: a Series of Letters in
Vindication and Extension of the Principles
regarding the Nature of Existence of the Right
Rev. Dr. Berkeley." By Thomas Doubleday.
London, 1870
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188. "The Moabite Stone: a Fac-simile of the
Original Inscription, with an English Trans-
lation and a Historical and Critical Commen-
tary." By Christian D. Ginsburg, LL.D.
London, 1870
(C
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Réville. London, 1870..
196. "The Propensitorial Zodiac; or, Psychoneurology
J.A. 237
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J.A. 268-277
J.A. 296-307
J.A. 332-338
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189. "The Modern Thinker: an Organ for the most
Advanced Speculations in Philosophy, Science,
Sociology, and Religion. New York, 1870..
190. "The Peoples of Transylvania." By Richard
Stephen Charnock, Ph. Dr. London, 1870 .. J.A. 355
191. An Address Delivered in the Department of
Ethnology and Anthropology." (British
Association for the Advancement of Science,
1870.) By John Evans, F.R.S., F.S.A.
192. "Old Showers." By Carribber. London, 1870.
193. "Ancient Manorial Customs, Tenures, etc., of
the County of Essex." By Richard Stephen
Charnock, Ph. Dr. London, 1870.
194.
"The Picture Gallery of the Nations: For the
Young." London
195. "History of the Doctrine of the Deity of Jesus
Translated from the French of Albert
Christ."
J.A. 338-345
J.A. 345-349
J.A. 349-354
J.A. 355, 366
J.A. 356
J.A. 356, 357
R 2
244
Index.
Reviews :-
197. "Captain Fryer's Paper, in the Royal Asiatic
Society's Journal, on the Hill Tribes of Tra-
vancore and Cochin "
199.
CC
198. The Malay Archipelago: the Land of the
Orang-Utan and the Bird of Paradise.
A
200.
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of the Mental Faculties, as Governed and
Developed by the Animal Nature; shown by
a Demonstrative Chart entitled an Anthro-
pological Catholicon." By Robert T. Stothard.
London, 1870
Narrative of Travel, with Studies of Man and
Nature." By Alfred Russel Wallace. 1869.. J.E.S., N.S. i, 81
Reliquiæ Aquitaniæ; being Contributions to
the Archæology and Paleontology of Périgord
and the adjoining Provinces of Southern
France." By Edward Lartet and Henry
Christy. Edited by T. Rupert Jones. 1865-68 J.E.S., N.S. i, 83, 84
"Researches in the Highlands of Turkey, includ-
ing Visits to Mounts Ida, Athos, Olympus, and
Pelion, to the Mirdite Albanians, etc." By
the Rev. H. Fanshaw Tozer, M.A. 1869
201. Juventus Mundi, the Gods and Men of the
Homeric Age." By the Right Hon. William
Ewart Gladstone. 1869. (Hyde Clarke)
202. "Daily Life and Origin of the Tasmanians." By
James Bonwick, F.R.G.S. 1870.
203. "The Last of the Tasmanians; or, the Black War
of Van Diemen's Land." By James Bonwick,
F.R.G.S. 1870 .
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204. “Il Brahui: Studio di Etnologia Linguistica.'
Di Felice Finzi. Firenze, 1870. (Hyde
210.
211. "
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"The Miau-Tsi." By the Rev. J. Edkins. See
Anthropological Miscellanea, 8.
Mechanism in Thought and Morals." By
Oliver Wendell Holmes. Second Edition.
London, 1871. See Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 9
..
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J.A. 357
Clarke.) See Anthropological Miscellanea, 2 J.A.I. i, 118, 119
205. Archivio per l'Antropologia e la Etnologia.”
(F. W. R.) See Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 3
206. “Body and Mind: an Inquiry into their Con-
nection and Mutual Influence, specially in
Reference to Mental Disorders, being the
Gulstonian Lectures for 1870." By Henry
Maudsley, M.D.Lond. London, 1870. (Delta.)
See Anthropological Miscellanea, 4
207. "Darwinism: being an Examination of Mr. St.
George Mivart's 'Genesis of Species.' By
Chauncey Wright. London, 1871. See
Anthropological Miscellanea, 5
> ""
208. "Man contemplated Physically, Morally, Intel-
lectually, and Spiritually." By J. W. Jackson,
M.A.I. See Anthropological Miscellanea,
6.
209. "The Huron Race, and its Head-form." By
Daniel Wilson, LL.D. See Anthropological
Miscellanea, ry.
..
J.E.S., N.S. i, 80
J.E.S., N.S. i, 200
J.E.S., N.S. i, 321-331
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 95
J.A.I. i, 119, 120
J.A.I. i, 254
J.A.I. i, 261
J.A.I. i, 262
J.A.I. i, 263
Index.
245
215. "
tr
Reviews:
212. "A Manual of Medical Jurisprudence for India,
including the Outline of a History of Crime
against the Person in India. By Norman
Chevers, M.D. Calcutta, 1870. See Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 19.
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213. "La Race Prussienne." Par A. De Quatrefages.
Paris, 1871. See Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 20..
214. “Les Grecs à toutes les Époques." Par un
Ancien Diplomate en Orient. Paris, 1870.
See Anthropological Miscellanea, 21.
Quadri della Natura Umana, Feste ed Ebbrezze.”
Di Paolo Mantegazza. Milan, 1870.
Anthropological Miscellanea, 22 ..
216. “Organic Philosophy." Vol. iii. Outlines of
Biology. Body, Soul, Mind, Spirit. By Hugh
Doherty, M.D. London, 1871. See Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 23
217. "Sur la Déformation Toulousaine du Crâne.”
Par M. Baul Broca. Paris, 1872. See Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 24
"On Mankind, their Origin and Destiny." By
an M.A. of Balliol College, Oxford. London,
218.
221.
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225.
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220. "Recherches sur l'Ethnologie de la Belgique."
Par Léon Vanderkindere. Bruxelles, 1872.
(C. Carter Blake.) See Anthropological
Miscellanea, 30
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See
1872. See Anthropological Miscellanea, 27 J.A.I. ii, 307
219. "Étude sur les Races Indigènes de l'Australie."
Par le Docteur Paul Topinard. Paris, 1872.
(C. S. W.) See Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 28..
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222. What am I? A Popular Introduction to
the Study of Psychology." By Edward William
Cox, Serjeant-at-Law. Vol. i. The Mechanism
of Man. London, 1873. See Anthropological
Miscellanea, 36
223.
What am I?" Vol. ii. See Anthropological
Miscellanea, 45
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224. "The Native Races of the Pacific States of
North America." By Hubert Howe Bancroft.
London, 1875. (J. P. H.) See Anthropo-
logical Miscellanea, 46
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The Expression of the Emotions in Man and
Animals." By Charles Darwin, M.A., F.R.S.,
etc. London, 1872. See Anthropological
Miscellanea, 32
..
Cave-hunting. Researches on the evidence of
caves respecting the early inhabitants of
Europe." By W. Boyd Dawkins, M.A., F.R.S.,
F.G.S., F.S.A. 1874.
1874. See Anthropological
Miscellanea, 47
226. "The Native Races of the Pacific States of
North America." By H. H. Bancroft. Vol.
ii. London, 1875. (J. P. H.) See Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 51
227. "The Mind of Man; being a Natural System
of Mental Philosophy." By Alfred Smee,
J.A.I. ii, 131, 132
J.A.I. ii, 132
J.A.I. ii, 133
J.A.I. ii,134
J.A.I. ii, 307
J.A.I. ii, 310
J.A.I. ii, 444-446
J.A.I. iii, 123
J.A.I. iii, 530
J.A.I. iv, 503
J.A.I. iv 503, 504
J.A.I. v, 114, 115
246
Index.
Reviews :-
F.R.S. London, 1875. (G. H.) See Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 52
228. "Treatise on Man." By George Harris, LL.D.,
F.S.A. London, 1876. See Anthropological
Miscellanea, 66
230.
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229. "The Mechanism of Man; in answer to the
Question, What am I?" By E. W. Cox.
Vol.i. The Mechanism. London, 1876. See
Anthropological Miscellanea, 68
The Other World; or, Glimpses of the Super-
natural, etc." Edited by the Rev. F. G. Lee,
D.C.L. London, 1875. See Anthropological
Miscellanea, 69
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231. "Anthropology." By Dr. Paul Topinard. Trans-
lated by Robert T. H. Bartley, M.D. London,
1878. (W. L. D.) See Anthropological
Miscellanea, 91
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239.
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232. "Illyrian Letters." By Arthur J. Evans, B.A.,
F.S.A. London, 1878. See Anthropological
Miscellanea, 95. Anthropological Glean-
ings"
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233. "Catalogue of Specimens Illustrating the
Osteology and Dentition of Vertebrated
Animals, recent and extinct, contained in the
Museum of the Royal College of Surgeons of
England." By W. H. Flower. Part I.
Man: Homo sapiens, Linn. 1879. See Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 114. Recent Litera-
ture
234. "Early Man in Britain and his place in the
Tertiary Period." By W. Boyd Dawkins, M.A.,
F.R.S., F.G.S., F.S.A. London, 1880. See
Anthropological Miscellanea, 114. Recent
Literature
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235. "The Folk-lore, Manners, Customs, and Lan-
guages of the South Australian Aborigines,
gathered from Inquiries made by Authority of
the South Australian Government." Edited
by the late Rev. G. Taplin, of Point Macleay.
1st Series. Adelaide, 1879. See Anthropo-
logical Miscellanea, 114. Recent Litera-
ture
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236. “Die Ethnographisch-Anthropologische Abtheil-
ung des Museum Godeffroy in Hamburg."
Ein Beitrag zur Kunde der Südsee-Völker von
J. D. E. Schmeltz und Dr. med. R. Krause.
Hamburg, 1881. See Anthropological Mis-
cellanea, 114. Recent Literature
237. "Who are the Scotch ?" By James Bonwick,
F.R.G.S. London, 1880. See Anthropolo-
gical Miscellanea, 114. Recent Literature.
238. "Manuel du Voyageur." By D. Kaltbrunner.
Zurich, 1879, and Paris. See Anthropological
Miscellanea, 114. Recent Literature.
Aide Mémoire du Voyageur." By D. Kalt-
brunner. Zurich, 1881, and Paris. See
Anthropological Miscellanea, 114. Recent
Literature
J.A.I. v, 115-117
J.A.I. vi, 92-95
J.A.I. vi, 97, 98
J.A.I. vi, 98, 99
J.A.I. vii, 540–542
J.A.I. viii, 101
J.A.I. x, 231
J.A.I. x, 232
J.A.I. x, 234
J.A.I. x, 236
J.A.I. x, 237
Index.
247
Reviews:
240. "Smithsonian Contributions to Knowledge."
Vol. xxii. (A. W. Buckland.) See Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 118
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241. Geiger's History of the Development of the
Human Race." (C. S. Wake.) See Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 119
242. "Rivers of Life; or, Sources and Streams of the
Faiths of Man in all Lands, showing the Evolu-
tion of Faiths from the Rudest Symbolisms to
the latest Spiritual Developments." By Major-
General J. G. R. Forlong, F.R.G.S., F.R.S.E.,
&c. London, 1882. 2 vols, 4to. (C. Staniland
Wake.) See Anthropological Miscellanea,
136..
243. "Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology,
1880-81." (A. W. Buckland.) See Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 148
See
244. "Third Annual Report of the Bureau of Eth-
nology, 1881-82." (A. W. Buckland.)
Anthropological Miscellanea, 155 ..
245. "Introduction à l'étude des Races Humaines:
Questions Générales." Par A. De Quatrefages.
8vo. Paris, 1887. See Anthropological
Miscellanea, 166
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252.
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246. "Fourth Annual Report of the Bureau of Eth-
nology." (A. W. Buckland.) See Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 175
247. “Gen. Pitt Rivers's Explorations." See Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 195
248. Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology,
Smithsonian Institution, 1883-4, 1884-5." See
Anthropological Miscellanea, 220..
249. "Album von Celébes-Typen." By Dr. A. B.
Meyer. See Anthropological Miscellanea,
223.
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250. "The Aborigines of Tasmania." By H. Ling
Roth. See Anthropological Miscellanea,
223.
251. "The Lake Dwellings of Europe." By Dr.
Robert Munro. See Anthropological Mis-
cellanea, 223
Modern Customs and Ancient Laws of Russia;
being the Ilchester Lectures for 1889-90." By
Maxime Kovalevsky. See Anthropological
Miscellanea, 228
Th
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253. Primitive Folk: Studies in Comparative Eth-
nology." By Elie Reclus.
By Elie Reclus. See Anthropo-
logical Miscellanea, 229.
254. "Races and Peoples: Lectures on the Science
of Ethnography." By Daniel G. Brinton, A.M.,
M.D.
255. “The Vikings of Western Christendom." By
C. F. Keary, M.A., F.S.A.
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256. The American Race.
A Linguistic Classi-
fication and Ethnographic Description of the
Native Tribes of North and South America."
By Daniel G. Brinton, M.D. New York,
1891.
J.A.I. x, 363
J.A.I. x, 366
J.A.I. xii, 568-573
J.A.I. xiv, 396-398
J.A.I. xv, 501
J.A.I. xvi, 425, 426
J.A.I. xvii, 187
J.A.I. xviii, 200
J.A.I. xx, 105
J.A.I. xx, 222
J.A.I. xx, 361
J.A.I. xx, 362
i
248
Index,
Reviews:
257. "The Darwinian Theory of the Origin of
Species." By Francis P. Pascoe, F.L.S. 1890 J.A.I. xx, 365
258. "Exploratory Survey of Part of the Lewes, Tat-
on-duc, Porcupine, Bell, Trout, Peel, and
Mackenzie Rivers. By William Ogilvie.
1887-8. Ottawa, 1890.
259. "Three Years in Western China." By Alexander
Hosie, M.A.
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260. "Nature." (1891, January and February)
261. "The American Anthropologist."
No. 4; Vol. iv, No. 1)
262. "The Transactions of the Australian Association
for the Advancement of Science." 1890.
263. "The American Antiquarian." (Vol. xiii, No. 1)
264. "L'Anthropologie.' (Vol. ii, No. 1)
265. "The Journal of the Anthropological Society of
Bombay." (Vol. ii, No. 1.)
266. "Science." (February, 1891)
267. “Bulletin of the Anthropological Society of
Brussels." (Vol. viii.)
268. "Proceedings of the Asiatic Society of Bengal."
1890
269. “Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal.”
1889, 1890..
270. “Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of
Ireland." (Vol. i, No. 3.)
271. "Transactions of the Royal Society of Edin-
burgh." (Vol. xxxv, Part 4.)
272. "Proceedings of the Royal Society of Antiquaries
of Scotland." (Vol. xi.)
273. "Transactions of the Asiatic Society of Japan."
(Vol. xvi, Part 2.)
274. "Proceedings of the Royal Geographical Society."
(January, 1891.)
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J.A.I. xx, 365, 366
J.A.I. xx, 366
J.A.I. xx, 367, 368
275. "The Archeological Journal." 1890. (No. 188) J.A.I. xx, 371
276. "Folk-Lore." (Vol. ii, No. 1.)
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J.A.I. xx, 368
J.A.I. xx, 368, 369
277. "The Proceedings of the Society of Biblical
Archæology." (Vol. xii, Part 4.)
278. "The Bulletin of the Anthropological Society of
Paris." (Vol. i, Parts 1-3)
279. "The Memoirs of the Anthropological Society of
Paris." (Vol. iv, Part 2)
280. "The Journal and Proceedings of the Royal
Society of New South Wales." (Vol. xxiii,
Part 2; vol. xxiv, Part 1)
281. "Journal of the China Branch of the Royal
Asiatic Society." (Vol. xxiv)
282. "Sixth Report on the North-Western Tribes of
Canada," British Association for the Advance-
ment of Science, Leeds Meeting, 1890
283. "The Smithsonian Report," National Museum,
for 1888 ..
284. The Smithsonian Report," 1888
285. "The Transactions of the Canadian Institute."
(Vol. i, Part 1.)
286. "Journal of the Royal Institution of Cornwall."
(Vol. x, Part 2)
J.A.I. xx, 379
287. "Sculptured Anthropoid Ape Heads, found in
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J.A.I. xx, 369
J.A.I. xx, 370
J.A.I. xx, 370, 371
J.A.I. xx, 372
J.A.I. xx, 372, 373
J.A.I. xx, 373, 374
J.A.I. XX,
J.A.I. xx, 374-378
J.A.1. xx, 378, 379
374
Inder.
249
Reviews :-
(C
or near the Valley of the John Day River, a
Tributary of the Columbia River, Oregon."
By James Terry
288. "
Archæologia." (Vol. liii, Part 1.)
289. "The Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries."
(Vol. xiii, No. 2.)
290. Revue Mensuelle de l'École d'Anthropologie
de Paris." (Nos. 2, 3.)
291. "The Proceedings of the Boston Natural His-
tory Society." (Vol. xxiv)
292.
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Records of the Geological Survey of New
South Wales." (Vol. ii, Part 2)
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293.
Archiv für Anthropologie." (Vol. xix, Part 4)
Réville, Albert. History of the Doctrine of the Deity
of Jesus Christ." Review
Reynard the Fox in South Africa. By W. H. J. Bleek."
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Review
Rhabdomancy and Belomancy, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 64
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see Buckland, A. W.
Rhætian Alps, Ethnological Observations on their In-
habitants, see Freund, W.
Rialle, Girard de, French Anthropology, see Anthropo-
logical Miscellanea, 99
Ricardo, M. Obituary
Rickard (Major), on the Skeleton of a Pampas Indian.
17th January, 1865
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Riddles, Fijian, see Fison, L.
Ridley (Rev.), William (M. A.), Australian Languages and
Traditions. 10th April, 1877. (Woodcuts.) (Dated
21st July, 1873)..
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Report on Australian Languages and
Traditions. 17th June, 1872..
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on the Kamilaroi Tribe of Australians
and their Dialect. 3rd May, 1854
Rig Veda, Fetichism of
Rigby, (Colonel) C. P., on the Origin of the Somali Race
which Inhabits the North Eastern Portion of Africa.
27th February, 1866
Righthandedness, see Shaw,
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Ring-Money," Irish (Ex. 225)
Rink (Dr.), Henry, on the Descent of the Eskimo. With
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Discussion. 22nd April, 1872
the Eskimo Dialects as Serving to
Determine the Relationship between the Eskimo
Tribes. 9th June, 1885
20
the Migrations of the Eskimo indicated
by their Progress in completing the Kayak Imple-
ments. With Discussion. 22nd March, 1887
on a Safe Conclusion concerning the Origin
of the Eskimo, which can be Drawn from the Desig-
nation of Certain Objects in their Language. With
Discussion. 10th December, 1889
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Rio Negro, Arrow-heads from (Ex. 176)
Rise and Fall of Nations, Causes which Determine
Rising, (Lieut.), on the Artificial Eyes of Certain Peruvian
Mummies. With Notes by F. Galton, F.R.S.
10th January, 1865
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J.A.I. xx, 379, 380

J.A.I. xx, 380
J.A.I. xx, 380, 381
J.A I. xx, 381
J.A. 356
A.R. iii, 138
J.A.I. v, 494
J.A.I. v, 436
J.E.S. iv, 268
J.A.I. ix, 233
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xliv
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. cxxiv
J.A.I. xi, 406
J.A.I. vii, 232–268
J.A.I. ii, 257-291
J.E.S. iv, 285–293
Anthrop. p. cxii
T.E.S. v,
J.A.I. vii, 94
J.A.I. vii, 277
J.A.I. ii, 104-108
91-95
J.A.I. xv, 239–245
J.A.I. xvii, 68–74
J.A.I. xix, 452-458
J.A.I. iv, 311
Anthrop. 217
T.E.S. iv, 59–60
I
250
Index.
Risley, H. H., (M.A.) Ethnographic Researches in India.
Review. See Anthropological Miscellanea, 225
the Study of Ethnology in India. With
Discussion. 24th June, 1890
Rivers, (Lieut.-Gen.) A. H. Pitt, (D.C.L., F.R.S.), [Col.
A. Lane Fox], on an Ancient British Settlement
excavated near Rushmore, Salisbury. With Discus-
sion. 28th June, 1887..
Anniversary Address, 1876. 25th Jan-
uary, 1876
Anniversary Address. 30th January, 1877
Anniversary Address to the Anthropolo-
gical Institute of Great Britain and Ireland. 24th
January, 1882
··
on a Bronze Spear from Lough Gur,
Limerick. 26th January, 1869. (Plate)
Note on the Chest Measurement of Re-
cruits. With Discussion. 23rd March, 1875. (Wood-
cuts)
•
on the Death of Professor Rolleston. 28th
June, 1881
··
a Description of Certain Piles found near
London Wall and Southwark, possibly the Remains
of Pile Dwellings. With Discussion. 18th Decem-
ber, 1866. (Plate)
(C
on the Discovery of Chert Implements in
Stratified Gravel in the Nile Valley near Thebes.
With Discussion. 14th June, 1881. (9 Plates and
Map)
•
Discovery of a Dug-out Canoe in the
Thames at Hampton Court, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 81
on the Distribution and Varieties of a
Padlock. Title only. 21st March, 1882
on the Distribution of Megalithic Struc-
tures. 9th February, 1869
22nd
on Early Modes of Navigation.
December, 1874. With Discussion
•
on the Egyptian Boomerang and its Affini-
ties. 11th July, 1882. (Plate and Woodcuts)
Enquiries into Customs relating to War,
see Report of the Arctic Committee." Appen-
dix
··
•
•
J.A.I. xx, 290
J.A.I. xx, 235-263
in Cissbury Camp, Sussex; being a
Report of the Exploration Committee of the Anthro-
pological Institute for the year 1875. With Discus-
sion. 23rd November, 1875. (6 Plates)
on Excavations in the Earthwork called
Dane's Dyke, at Flamborough, in October, 1879; and
J.A.I. xvii, 190–201
J.A.I. v, 468–488
J.A.I. vi, 491-510
J.A.I. xi, 488–508
J.E.S., N.S. i, 36–38
J.A.I. V, 101-106
J.A.I. xi, 312
A.R. v, J.A.S. pp. lxxi-
lxxxiii
J.A.I. xi, 382–400
J.A.I. vii, 102
J.A.I. xii, 176
J.E.S., N.S. i, 59–67
J.A.I. iv, 399–437
J.A.I. xii, 454-463
J.A.I. ii, 298
relating to Certain Arrow Marks
and Other Signs in Use among the Esquimaux, see
(6
Report of the Arctic Committee." Appendix J.A.I. ii, 300
to Drawing, Carving, and
Ornamentation, see "Report of the Arctic Com-
mittee." Appendix
··
Excavations in the Camp and Tumulus at
Seaford, Sussex. With Discussion. 14th November,
1876. (2 Plates)
J.A.I. ii, 301
J.A.I. vi, 287–299
J.A.I. v, 357–390
Index.
251
10th
on the Earthworks of the Yorkshire Wolds.
January, 1882. (Map, 2 Plates, and Tables)
Rivers, (Lieut.-Gen.) A. H. Pitt, (D.C.L., F.R.S.), [Col.
A. Lane Fox], Exhibition of Flint Bracelets and
Other Articles found near Thebes. 6th May, 1873..
of a Marble Armlet from Lukoja
on the Niger. 26th January, 1869. (Woodcut)
Explorations, see Anthropological Mis-
..
cellanea, 195
on some Flint Implements found associated
with Roman Remains in Oxfordshire and the Isle of
Thanet. 8th December, 1868..
Human Remains discovered by, at Wood-
cuts, Rotherley, etc., see Beddoe, J...
Note on the Use of the New Zealand Mere.
11th January, 1870
Observations on Mr. Man's Collection of
Andamanese and Nicobarese Objects; with Extracts
from Letters from Mr. Man on the Arts of the Anda-
manese and Nicobarese, and on the Epidemic of
Measles in the Andamans; together with a Descrip-
tive List of Andamanese and Nicobarese Implements,
Ornaments, etc., presénted to Major-General Lane
Fox (Pitt-Rivers). By E. H. Man. With Dis-
cussion. 8th January, 1878. (5 Plates and Wood-
cuts)
•
··
Observations on the Topography of Sig-
well. 14th May, 1878. (2 Plates)
..
Opening of the Dyke Road, or Black Burgh
Tumulus, near Brighton, in 1872. 14th November,
1876. (2 Plates.)
on the Opening of two Cairns near Bangor,
North Wales. With Discussion. 8th March, 1870.
(Plate)
Preservation of Ancient Monuments and
Antiquities in Ohio, see Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 86
on the Principles of Classification adopted
in the Arrangement of his Anthropological Collection,
now exhibited in the Bethnal Green Museum. (Read
at a Special Meeting of the Institute held at the
Bethnal Green Museum on the 1st July, 1874, on
the Occasion of the Opening of the Collection to the
Public.) (Plate)
··
Report on a Collection of Implements,
etc., from Saint-Brieuc, Normandy. 18th March,
1872
J.A.I. xi, 455-470
Report of Measurements taken of the
Officers and Men of the 2nd Royal Surrey Militia
according to the General Instructions drawn up by
J.A.I. iii, 139
J.E.S., N.S. i, 35, 36
J.A.I. xviii, 200
J.E.S., N.S. i, 1–12
J.A.I. xix, 2
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 106–109
J.A.I. vii, 434-469
J.A.I. viii, 191–194
J.A.I. vi, 280-287
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 306–324
J.A.I. vii, 186
on a proposed Exploration of Stonehenge
by a Committee of the British Association. 9th
November, 1869..
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 1–5
Report on Anthropology at the Meeting of
the British Association for the Advancement of
Science for 1872, at Brighton. 3rd December, 1872 J.A.I. ii, 350–362
Report on the Anthropometric Committee
of the British Association, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 89
J.A.I. iv, 293–308
J.A.I. vii, 391
J.A.I. ii, 68, 69
252
Index.
the Anthropometric Committee of the British As-
sociation. With Discussion. 23rd January, 1877.
(Woodcuts)
Rivers, (Lieut.-Gen.) A. H. Pitt, (D.C.L., F.R.S.), [Col.
A. Lane Fox], Rough Stone Implement from Borneo.
8th November, 1870. (Woodcut)
on a Series of about two hundred Flint
and Chert Arrow-heads, Flakes, Thumbflints, and
Borers, from the Rio Negro, Patagonia; with some
Remarks on the Stability of Form Observable in
Stone Implements. With Discussion. 10th Nov-
ember, 1874. (2 Plates)
Society for the Protection of Ancient
Buildings, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 85..
Stone Celts from the Shevaroy Hills,
India. 3rd December, 1872
on the Threatened Destruction of the
British Earthworks near Dorchester, Oxfordshire.
21st June, 1870..
•
··
··
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on Votive Statuettes found at Tanagra,
Beotia. With Discussion. 28th November, 1876..
Exhibition of Weapons and Implements
from Costa Rica. With Discussion. 28th November,
1874
··
••
see Rolleston, G., and A. Lane Fox
(Pitt Rivers)
"Rivers of Life." Review. See Anthropological Mis-
cellanea, 136
Rivett-Carnac, H., Stone Implements from India, see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 138..
Roberts, C., Eyesight of Savage and Civilized People.
on some Arrow-heads and other Imple-
ments of Quartz and Flint from the Bin of Cullen
(Elginshire). Extracted from Letters received from
Alexander Bryson, Esq., F.R.S.E. 15th December,
1863
J.A.I. iv, 363-364
J.A.I. viii, 185
J.A.I. xii, 568
J.A.I. xiii, 119
With Discussion. 24th March, 1885. (Woodcut).. J.A.I. xv, 127–131
Roberts, George E., Anthropological Notes Extracted from
the New York State Documents
A.R. ii, 210-213
··
on the Discovery of Large Kist-vaens on
the "Muckle Heog" in the Island of Unst, Shetland,
containing Urns of Chloritic Schist. 6th December,
1864. (Plate)
..
··
on the Discovery of Large Kist-vaens in
the Muckle Heog, in the Island of Unst, Shetland,
containing Urns of Chlorit c Schist. With Notes
upon the Human Remains by C. Carter Blake. 6th
December, 1864. Discussion
•
J.A.I. vi, 443–457
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. xxxix
..
J.A.I. iv, 311–323
J.A.I. vii, 186
J.A.I. ii, 348-350
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 412-415
J.A.I. vi, 310-316
+
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. lxiv
M.A.S. i, 296–298
A.R. iii, J.A.S. pp. xl-xlvi;
xlviii-lx
Notes upon the Discovery of Mammalian
Bones Cut and Sawn by Implements of Flint at
Audley End (Essex). With Discussion. 15th
December, 1863. (Section of ground)
Memorial Portrait of, see Miscellanea
Anthropologica, 61
Note upon the Opening of a Kist of the
Stone Age upon the Coast of Elgin. With a descrip-
tion of the skeleton, by Professor Busk, F.R.S.
With Discussion. 3rd November, 1868. (Plate) A.R. ii, J.A.S. pp. vi-xi
A.R. ii, J.A.S. pp. lxi-lxiii
A.R. iv, 208
Index.
253
Roberts, George E., Prehistoric Dwellings, see Miscel-
lanea Anthropologica, 22
on some Prehistoric Dwellings in Ross-
shire. Extracted from Letters from the Rev. J. M.
Joass. With an Introduction by G. E. Roberts.
With Discussion. 16th February, 1864
..
some further Notes upon Prehistoric Hut-
circles. 20th December, 1864. (Plate)
see Blake, C. C., and G. E. R...
see Bolton, J., and G. E. R.
see Miscellanea Anthropologica, 20.
"Anthropology and Geology
and C. Carter Blake, on a Jaw from
Buildwas Abbey, County Salop. With Discussion.
31st May, 1864 ..
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..
""
O
and G. Busk, Notes upon the Opening of
a Cist of the Stone Age, on the Coast of the Moray
Frith. (Bannat Hill.) Abstract
Robin Hood Cave, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 67
Robins, T. Valentine, a few Remarks on the Bunu Tribe
of Central Africa. With Discussion. 20th February,
1866
··
Notes and Sketches on the Niger. 13th
February, 1866 ..
Rochet, ., Analytical Account of the Chief Characters
Tending to Separate Man from Animals.
lation
Trans-
·
..
Rock Carvings from British Guiana (Ex. 27)
found in the Neighbourhood of Sydney,
see Nicholson, Charles
Inscriptions in Brazil, see Whitfield, J...
Paintings in New Zealand, see Haast, Julius von
Rodwell, G. F., see Fergus, W., and G. F. R., on Marl-
borough College Statistics
Rodwells, J., on Tumuli at Livermere
Rokitansky, C., Opening Address to the Anthropological
Society of Vienna. 13th February, 1870
Rolle, Dr. Friedrich, "Der Mensch, seine Abstammung
und Gesittung im Lichte der Darwin'schen Lehre,
etc. Frankfurt-a-Maine, 1865."
"Hertha." Review
•
Rolleston, F., "Mazzaroth, or the Constellations," to
which is added 'Mizraim, or the Astronomy of
Egypt." 1865. See Astronomical Traditions
Rolleston, G., (M.D., F.R.S.), Note on the Animal Remains
found at Cissbury. 23rd November, 1875. (Plate)
Bronze Spear-heads from Newbury
Death of, see Rivers, A. H. Pitt
Description of a Male Skeleton found at
Cissbury. Title only. 14th May, 1878
Obituary Notice
on the People of the Long Barrow Period.
With Discussion. 13th April, 1875. (3 Plates)
Notes on the Skeleton found at Cissbury,
April, 1878. With Discussion.
With Discussion. 7th January, 1879.
(Plate)
and Major-General A. Lane Fox, F.R.S.,
•
..
A.R. ii, 151
A.R. ii, J.A.S. pp. cxxxv-
cxxxviii
A.R. iii, J.A.S. pp. lx-lxv
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. ccliv
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. ccli
A.R. ii, 149
A.R. ii, J.A.S. pp. cclxxii,
cclxxiii
A.R. i, 403
J.A.I. vi, 95
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. cx-cxiv
T.E.S. v, 82-90
A.R. vii, 168-170
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 416
J.A.I. ix, 31
J.A.I. iii, 114
J.A.I. viii, 50
J.A.I. iv, 126
Anthrop. p. lxx
J.A. 72-79
A.R. vi, 21-26
A.R. vii, 117
A.R. iii, 325
J.A.I. vi, 20–36
J.A.I.iii, 204
J.A.I. xi, 312
J.A.I. viii, 184
J.A.I. ix, 485
J.A.I. v,
120-173
J.A.I. viii, 377-389
254
Index.
Report of Excavation of a Twin-Barrow and a
Single Round Barrow at Sigwell (Six Wells),
Parish of Compton, Somerset. With an Appendix
on the Topography of Sigwell. By Major-General
A. Lane Fox (Pitt Rivers). 14th May, 1878. (3
Plates)
Rolleston, H. D., (B.A.), Description of the Cerebral
Hemispheres of an Adult Australian Male. 22nd
February, 1887. (Plate)
Rolph, G. F., see Quatrefages, A. de, on the Abbeville
Jaw
Roman and the Celt.
Review. See "Cæsar, Julius"
Circus at Paris, see Anthropological Notes, 12
Roman Intercourse with Ireland
Price
··
see Wright, T.
Locks (Ex. 275)
Remains in Oxfordshire and the Isle of Thanet.
(Fox, Col. A. Lane)
Sewer, Jaw-bone from (Ex. 85)
Villa at Brading, Animal Remains found at (Ex.
··
··
1886
..
··
258)
"Roman and the Teuton. By C. Kingsley." Review
Romanish Languages of Switzerland and the Tyrol, see
Freund, W.
Romano-British Burial Urn (Ex. 271)
Cemetery at Seaford, see Price, F. G. H.
and J. E. Price..
see Price, F. G. H. and J. E.
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··
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•
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··
Mosaic Pavements, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 159
Romans in North Africa, Longevity of, see Talbot de
Malahide
..
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•
Rosario, Skulls from (Ex. 90)
Rose, Wilmot, Exhibition of a Large Collection of Flint
and Stone Implements from Denmark and Sleswig-
Holstein. 19th November, 1867, and 17th December,
1867
•
on Flint and Stone Implements from Den-
mark and Sleswig-Holstein. With Discussion
Rosehill (Lord), Exhibition of Flint Implements from
Honduras. Discussion. 13th February, 1877
"Rosicrucians, The: their Rites and Mysteries: with
Chapters on the Ancient Fire- and Serpent-Worship-
pers, etc. By Hargrave Jennings. 1870." See Con-
temporary Literature
Ross, (Rev.) W., Curious Coincidences in the Celtic and
Maori Vocabulary. 10th April, 1877
Rosset, C. W., on the Maldive Islands, more especially
treating of Málé Atol. 8th June, 1886
Ross-shire, Prehistoric Dwellings in, see Roberts, G. E.
Roth, H. Ling, the Aborigines of Hispaniola. 9th No-
vember, 1886
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◄
Australian Tunes, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 165
on the Origin of Agriculture. 13th April,
..
..
J.A.I. viii, 185-194
J.A.I. xvii, 32–42
A.R. i, 312
A.R. v, 151-175
J.A. 116
A.R. iv, 180-186
A.R. iv, 366-371
T.E.S. v, 168
J.A.I. xii, 176
J.E.S., N.S. i, 1
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. cxix
J.A.I. xi, 116
A.R. iv, 22
J.E.S. iii, 178
J.A.I. xii, 68
J.A.I. vi, 300
J.A.I. x, 130
J.A.I. xvi, 99
J.A.I. xii, 441
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. clxxvii
A.R. vi, J.A.S. pp. xx, xxi;
x1-1
A.R. vi, J.A.S. pp. xl-1
J.A.I. vii, 19, 20
J.A. 236
J.A.I. vii. 123, 124
J.A.I. xvi, 164–174
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. cxxxv
J.A.I. xvi, 247-286
J.A.I. xvi, 425
J.A.I. xvi, 102–136
Index.
255
Roth, H. Ling, on Salutations. 14th May, 1889..
Roth's "Aborigines of Tasmania." Review
Rotherley, Human Remains from, see Beddoe, J.
Rothwell, Skulls from, see Busk, G.
(Ex. 121)
Rotumah, Tombs in the Island of, see Wood, W. W.
Rougemont, Ph. de, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
101
..
A. L.
Round Barrow Crania
Round Barrow Skulls, see Blake, C. C.
··
Skulls, see Mortimer, J. R.
Round Island, Fauna of, see Anthropological News, 186
Roussillon, (Duc) du, see Charnock, R. S., on the Scytho-
Cimmerian Origin of the Langue Romane. Review
Rowbotham, J. F., Čertain Reasons for believing that the
Art of Music in Prehistoric times passed through three
distinct stages of development, each characterized by
the invention of a new form of instrument, and that
these stages invariably succeeded one another in the
same order in various parts of the world. With Dis-
cussion. 9th November, 1880..
•
Rowley, John, Language of the Aborigines of George's
River, Cowpasture, and Appin, see Ridley, W.
"Australian Languages and Traditions "
Rubbing from Ogham Inscription in the Shetland
Islands (Ex. 223)
Rubbings from Door-posts and Window-frames in New
Zealand (Ex. 254)
from Runic Inscription in Cunningsburgh Church-
yard (Ex. 223)
Rude Stone Monuments, Arthurian theory of
Rude Stone Monuments in the country of the Carnutes,
see Lewis, A. L.
··
··
..
M. J.
Rude Tribes of Southern India, see Shortt, J...
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•
J.A.I. xix, 65
J.A.I. xix, 66
(Ex. 396).
J.A.I. xix, 66
East of Jordan, see Conder, C. R. J.A.I. xix, 65
(Ex. 397)..
in Kent, see Lewis, A. L.
Kentish group
in North Wales, see Lewis, A. L. J.A.I. vii, 118
Oxfordshire group..
J.A.I. vii, 140
Anthrop. 511
Anthrop. 508
in Westmoreland, see Lewis,
J.A.I. xv, 165
J.A.I. vii, 21
T.E.S. iii, 373
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Non-Sepulchral, see Walhouse,
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Nachtigal's Journey to the Tibbu-Res-
chade, see Anthropological Notes, 31
Report on the Department of Anthropo-
logy at the Bradford Meeting of the British Associa-
tion for the Advancement of Science, 1873.
November, 1873..
25th
J.A.I. xix, 164–181
J.A.I. xx, 222
J.A.T. xix, 2
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. xci
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. xci
J.A.I. vi, 5
J.A.I. ix, 247
Anthrop. p.x
M.A.S. iii, 114
J.A.I. vi, 328
A.R. viii, 218
A.R. ii, 39
Rudler, F. W., "Archivio per l'Antropologia e la Etnolo-
gia." Review. See Anthropological Miscellanea, 3 J.A.I. i, 119
Exhibition of Ethnological Objects from
South America. 27th November, 1888
Notes on the Mineralogical Characters of
the Stone Arrow-heads from the Rio Negro (ex-
hibited by Colonel Lane Fox). 10th November,
1874
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J.A.I. x, 380-389
J.A.I. vii, 258-262
J.A.I. vii, 232
J.A.I. xi, 53
J.A.I. vii, 232
Anthrop. 282
J.A.I. xviii, 274, 275
J.A.I. iv, 320, 321
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. clix
J..A.I. iii, 330-341
256
Index.
Rudler, F. W., Report on the Department of Anthro-
pology at the Belfast Meeting of the British As-
sociation for the Advancement of Science, 1874. 10th
November, 1874. .
at the Bris-
tol Meeting of the British Association for the
Advancement of Science, 1875. 9th November, 1875 J.A.I. v, 348–356
on the Source of Jade used for Ancient
Implements in Europe and America. With Discus-
sion. 13th January, 1891
Ruffières, C. Robert des, Report on the Failure of the
Amalgamation Scheme..
Rule, Samuel, (M.D.) Obituary Notice of
Runic Inscription in Cunningsburgh Churchyard (Ex. 223)
near Washington, see Anthropological
•
News, 91
Rushmore, Ancient British Settlement near, see Rivers,
A. H. Pitt
Russia, Skulls and Objects from the Caucasus (Ex. 157)..
Description of the People. (" Description Ethno-
graphique des Peuples de la Russie." Par T. de
Pauly. 1862.) Review
A.R. i, 142, 143
Descriptive Anthropology in, see Anthropologi-
cal News, 37
A.R. v, 246
Central, Prehistoric Discoveries in, see Carmi-
chael, C. H. E.
J.A.I. x, 358
J.A.I. xix, 443
South, Stone Implements in, see Gooch, W. D... J.A.I. x, 352
Russian Child-giantess (Ex. 409)
Russians, Photographs of (Ex. 340)
Rutherford, D. G., Death of, see Anthropological
J.A.I. xv, 210
Miscellanea, 125
J.A.I. x, 463
J.A.I. x, 463
J.A. 268
..
Notes on the People of Batanga, see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 126..
Rütimeyer, L., see Bischoff, Th. L. W., on the Cranial
Structure of the Gorilla. Review
Obituary Notice of, see King, R.
R. S. C., see Charnock, R. S.
R, [F. W.], see Rudler.
··
Ruxton, (Lieut.) George Augustus Frederick, the Migra-
tion of the Ancient Mexicans, and their Analogy to the
Existing Indian Tribes of Northern Mexico.
May, 1848
17th
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S.
Sabæans, see Ainsworth, W. F.
Sacrificial Bell, see Crawfurd, J.
Stone of the North-west Tribes of Canada, see
L'Heureux, J……
Sacti Puja, see Sellon, E.
Saghalien, see Davis, J. B., on the Skull of a Ghiliak
Saigon, "Tailed" Boy from (Ex. 330)
Sailors' Home, Photographs taken in (Ex. 101)
Saint-Brieuc, Normandy, Implements from, see Rivers,
A. H. Pitt
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J.A.I. iv, 323-335
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St. John, Bayle, the Mongols. 24th January, 1844
St. John, (Commander) H. C. (R.N.), the Ainos, Aborigi-
With Discussion. 17th June, 1872.
nes of Yeso.
(3 Plates)
J.A.I. xx, 332–342
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. cxcvii
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. ciii
J.A.I. vii, 232
A.R. vi, 223
J.A.I. xvii, 190
J.A.I. iii, 176
J.E.S. ii, 90-104
J.E.S. ii, 150
T.E.S. i, [130]
T.E.S. v, 150
J.A.I. xv, 161
M.A.S. ii, 264
M.A.S. iiiì, 366
J.A.I. xiv, 327
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. clxx
J.A. I. ii, 68
J.E.S. i, 86-102
J.A.I. ii, 248–254
'a
Index.
257
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St. John, M., Description of a Village of the Hydah
Indians, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 98
St. John, R. F. St. Andrew, a Short Account of the Hill
Tribes of North Aracan. With Discussion. 17th
June, 1872. (Map)
St. John, (Lieut.) S. A., see Belcher, Edward
St. John, Spencer, Wild Tribes of the North-west Coast of
Borneo. 3rd June, 1862
St. Louis, "Big Mound" of, see Anthropological News,
183
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St. Vincent, see Burton, R. F., Notes on an Herma-
phrodite ..
Stone Implements from (Ex. 160)
Sakais, see Hale, A...
Sálár, on the Hill Canton of,-the most Easterly Settlement
of the Turk Race. By Robert B. Shaw. See Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 95. Anthropological
Gleanings"
(C
Salona, Long Wall of, see Burton, R. F...
Saltwood, Bronze Implements from (Ex. 168)
Salutations, see Roth, H. L.
Salvado, Rudesin do, on the Natives of Australia and
Oceania, see Carmichael, C. H. E.
··
Samaritan Inscription from Gaza (Ex. 167)
Samoa, see Pritchard, W. T.
..
•
..
..
••
•
·
··
Samoans, see Pritchard, W. T.
Samoied Family seen at Archangel, see Giles, J. V.
Samoiede Skull, see Busk, G.
Samuelson, James, on Life in the Atmosphere. Abstract
"The German Working Man." Review
San José, Stone Implements from, see Steffens, A.
San Juan Teotihuacan, Bored Stone from (Ex. 429)
Sanders, Alfred, Mr. Darwin's Hypothesis of Pangenesis
as Applied to the Faculty of Memory. 19th April,
1870
• ·
..
..
••
on Mr. Darwin's Hypothesis of Pangenesis
as Applied to the Faculty of Memory. Abstract and
Discussion. 19th April, 1870..
Sanderson, John, Polygamous Marriage among the Kafirs
With Discussion.
of Natal and Countries around.
11th June, 1878..
··
on Stone Implements from Natal. 26th
February, 1878 ..
Sandwich Islands, Stone Club from, see Moseley, H. N.
(Ex. 210)..
•
Sandy, Bronze Sword from (Ex. 355)
Sanson, on the Instability of Cross-breeds in the
Ovine Species, see Anthropological Society of
Paris
Santo Domingo, Ethnological Researches in, see Schom-
burgk, R.
··
Santos, Kjökkenmödding at, see Burton, R. F.
Saracens in France, see Lagneau, G.
Sarawak, see Houghton, E. P., on the Land Dayas
Sardinian Nuragghs, see Oliver, S. P., on Non-historic
Stone Relics of the Mediterranean
<<
""
Sarmatae, see Howorth, H. H.
Sasse,
-., on Dutch Crania, see Anthropological Society
of Paris..
•
··
J.A.I. viii, 426
J.A.I. ii, 233-247
T.E.S. v, 40
T.E.S. ii, 232-243
.A.R. viii, 217
M.A.S. ii, 262
J.A.I. iii, 204
J.A.I. XV, 285
J.A.I. viii, 100
J.A.I. v, 252
J.A.I. iii, 230
J.A.I. xix, 164
J.A.I. vii, 280
J.A.I. iii, 205
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. cxlvi
M.A.S. i, 322
J.E.S. iii, 214
J.A.I. iii, 494
A.R. i, 412–414
J.A. 235
J.E.S., N.S. i, 67
J.A.I. xx, 331
J.A. 144-149
J.A., J.A.S. pp. cxlvi-cl
J.A.I. viii, 254-260
J.A.I. viii, 15-21
J.A.I. vi, 430
J.A.I. vi, 430
J.A.I. xv, 452
A.R. v, 361
J.E.S. iii, 115
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. cxciii
M.A.S. iii, 157
M.A.S. iii, 195
J.A.I. iv, 95
J.A.I. vi, 41
A.R. v. 361
S
12
258
Index.
Sástrí, (Pandit) Bápú Deva, The Siderial and Tropical
Systems. A Lecture delivered before the Benares
Debating Club on the evening of the 14th October,
1862
Sauromatæ, or Sarmatæ, see Howorth, H. H. ..
Sauteux Indians, see Reid, A. P.
Savage Africa. By W. W. Reade." Review
Savage Life. By G. M. Sproat." Review
and Civilized Warfare, see Farrer, J. A.
Saw-wound of the Skull and Brain, Extraordinary Re-
covery after, see Anthropological News, 181
Saxon Race, see Knox
Saxons, Migration of, see Howorth, H. H. 'Ethnology
of Germany. Part III."
see Celts and Saxons.
CC
CC
Scalping, see Burton, R. F.
in India
..
>>
Skull, see Turner, W.
Scaphoid Skull, see Davis, J. B.
of a Pole
(C
•
O
of Nether Saxony, see Howorth, H. H., on the
Ethnology of Germany. Part I.
•
··
•
··
see Howorth, H. H.
nology of Germany. Part IV."
Saxon and Celt, see Anthropological News, 114, 178, 179
Sayce, (Rev.) A. H., Address to the Anthropological
Section of the British Association, 1887, see Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 172 .
Language and Race. With Discussion
11th May, 1875..
Scale to find Cranial and other Indices, see Atkinson,
G. M.
··
·
•
··
··
•
··
··
"The Eth-
Scampicchio, Antonio (LL.D.),
..
"More Castellieri
Scandinavia, Stone Age in, see Nilsson. Review
Visit of Dr. J. Hunt and A. Higgins to, see
Miscellanea Anthropologica, 63 ..
Scandinavian Affinities of the Ancient Etruscan Language,
see Donaldson, J. W...
Civilisation, Old, among the modern Esquimaux,
see Tylor, E. B.
Museums, see Higgins, A.
Scaphocephalic Cranium of a Fiji Islander, see Flower,
W. H.
(Ex. 238)
··
•
see Burton, R. F.
••
··
see Kopernicki, I.
·
Schaaffhausen, H., on Blood Globules in Fossil Bone, see
Anthropological News, 71 ..
Hermann, Darwinism and Anthropology. With
Discussion. 18th February, 1868
•
Description of the Cranium of an Ancient
German, see Anthropological Society of Paris
on the Development of the Human Species,
and the Perfectibility of its Races. Translation
International Congress for Archæology and
History, 1868. (Abridged Report)
on the Primitive Form of the Human
··
..
Skull
··
··
M.A.S. ii, 205-215
J.A.I. vi, 41.
J.A.I. iii, 106
A.R. ii, 123
A.R. vi, 366
J.A.I. ix, 358
A.R. viii, 216
A.R. vi, 257
J.A.I. vii, 293
J.A.I. vi, 364
J.A.I. ix, 406
A.R. vi, 446; viii, 213, 215
J.A.I. xvii, 166
J.A.I. v, 212-220
J.A.I. viii, 279
A.R. ii, 49
J.E.S., N.S. i, 86
J.A.I. vii, 341
A.R. vi, 191
A.R. iv, 288
J.E.S. iv, 176
J.A.I. xiii, 348
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xiv
J.A.I. ix, 2
J.A.I. ix, 2
A.R. i, 391
J.A.I. ii, 140
Anthrop. p. ix
J.A.I vi, 181
A.R. v, 374
A.R. vi, J.A.S. pp. cviii -
cxviii
A.R. v, 353
A.R. vii, 366-375
A.R. viii, 41–46
A.R. vi, 412-431
Index.
259
Schaaffhausen, H., on the Relations between the Anthro-
poid Apes and Man. With Discussion. See An-
thropological Society of Paris
the Struggle of a Man with Nature.
Translation of a Lecture, delivered at Düsseldorf, 1st
February, 1867
see German Naturalists and Phy-
sicians, Congress of. (Abridged Report)..
Schaller, J., Extracts from Leib und Seele, see Miscel-
lanea Anthropologica, 17
Schaller's "Body and Soul," Extract from, see Miscel-
lanea Anthropologica, 33 .
Scheme of Anthropology, see Anthropological Miscel-
··
lanea, 134
Schetelig, (Dr.), on the Natives of Formosa. 23rd June,
1868. (2 Plates)
··
Review
Schlagintweit, Hermann von, Notes on some Ethnogra-
phical Casts. 15th March, 1864
Schiller's Cranium, see Broca, P.
Schlagintweit, Emil, (LL.D.), "Buddhism in Thibet."
1863. See Philosophy and Pseudo-Philosophy.. A.R. iii, 185
See Iran and Turan.
A.R. vi, 121; 286
A.R. ii, J.A.S. pp. clxxxviii,
clxxxix
""
..
Schmeltz, J. D. E. and R. Krause, "Die Ethnographisch-
Anthropologische Abtheilung des Museum Godeffroy
in Hamburg." Review
Sec
•
Schmidt, K., “Die Anthropologie; Die Wissenschaft von
Menschen in ihrer geschichtlichen Entwicklung und
auf ihrem gegenwartigen Handpunkte, 1865."
Text-books on Anthropology
Schomburgk (Sir) Robert, Ethnological Researches in
Santo Domingo. 11th December, 1851. (Plate:,
on the Natives of Guiana. 27th No-
vember, 1884. Plate of Native Music
School Children, testing the Character of, see Bryant, S.
Schopenhauer and Darwinism. By Dr. David Asher
Schulz, Ernst, Photographs of (Ex. 61)
Schumacher, Paul," Methods of Making Stone Weapons,
see Anthropological Miscellanea, 93. "Anthro-
pological Gleanings
Schuré, Edouard, "Histoire du Lied ou la Chanson Popu
laire en Allemagne." Review..
Schussen, Spring of, and its most ancient Inhabitants, see
Anthropological News, 73..
Schuyler, (Dr.) Eugene, on the Batchas of Central Asia.
•
Title only. 9th June, 1874
Schvarez, Julius, on Permanence of Type, in connection
with Human Origins. Title and Discussion. 21st
April, 1863
..
""
..
"Science de l'Homme. By G. Flourens." Review
"Science des Religions. By E. Burnouf." Review
Science of History, "History of the Intellectual Develop-
ment of Europe." By John William Draper, M.D.
2 vols., 8vo. 1864. Review..
"Science of Man. By C. Bray." Review
Science of Man in the British Association
A.R. v, 236-239
··
A.R. v, 276-294
A.R. viii, 35
A.R. ii, 63
A.R. ii, 229
J.A.I. xii, 440
T.E.S. vii, 215–229
A.R. iii, 305
J.A.I. x, 236
A.R. iii, 303
J.E.S. iii, 115–122
J.E.S. i, 253-276
J.A.I. xv, 338
J.A. 312–332
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xxxii
J.A.I. vii, 544
A.R. vii, 306
A.R. v, 375
J.A.I. iv, 254
A.R. i, T.A.S. p. ii
A.R. iv, 149
A.R. iii, 89
A.R. iii, 29-47
A.R. vii, 185
A.R. iv, P.M.A. 31-35
A.R. iii, 89
of Religions, see Religions
Science and Spiritualism, see Anthropological News, 27 A.R. T', 242
s 2
260
Index.
Scientific Societies
<C
..
H.
··
Reprinted from the Pall Mall Gazette of
October 13th, 1868, see Anthropological News, 145
Scinde, Objects from (Ex. 227)
Sclavonian Account of Creation, see Anthropological
News, 187
··
Scope of Anthropology, see Anthropological Miscel
lanea, 153
Scoptsis, see Kopernicki, Isidore, and J. Barnard
Davis
62
CC
·
•
Scotch Character, see Cleghorn, John
of, see Cleghorn, J.
Scotland, see Anderson, J., on Excavations in Caithness
•
Cairns
see Anderson, J., Report on Ancient Remains of
Caithness
see Anderson, J., on the Horned Cairns of Caith-
ness
··
see Petrie, G., on the Brocks and Picts' Houses of
Orkney
··
Early Races of, see Leslie, F. Review
Ethnography of, see Earle, John..
Monumental Stones in
..
Comparative Anthropology of, see MacLean,
•
see Miscellanea Anthropologica,
··
··
Sculptured Dolmens of the Morbihan, Brittany,
Tremlett, F. S.
•
••
Bone Implements from Oronsay (Ex. 300)
Bones found in a Viking grave at Colonsay (Ex.
301)
Lamps from the Orkney Islands (Ex. 308)
Stone Implements from the Shetland Islands,
(Ex. 46)..
Caithness, see Blake, C. C., on a Skull from the
Cairn of Get
Shetland Islands, see Hunt, J., on Inscriptions
on Stones in the Island of Brassay
and Ireland, Ancient Peoples of, see MacLean, H.
Scottish Highland Language and People, see MacLean,
..
··
Hector
Scouler, John (M.D.), on the Indian Tribes Inhabiting
the North-West Coast of America. 29th April, 1846
Scourge, Flagellum, etc., from the Azores (Ex. 385)
Sculptured Anthropoid Ape Heads." Review.
Anthropological Miscellanea, 268
··
*
..
..
Monolith of Tia-Huanaco, Peru (Ex. 70)
Sculptured Rocks of Northumberland. By G. Tate."
Review
..
•
See
Sculptures and Photographs from North Carolina (Ex.
282)
Scythe-Chariots in Ancient Britain, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 111
lanea, 112
··
see
see Anthropological Miscel-
1.
•
··
J.A. 110-111
J.A. 240-241
J.A. 360-364
Anthrop. 118
A.R. vii, 118
J.A.I. vii, 364
A.R. viii, 218
J.A.I. xv, 380
J.A., J.A.S. p. cxxi
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. xxi
M.A.S. iii, 167
M.A.S. iii, 216
M.A.S. ii, 226
M.A.S. iii, 266
M.A.S. ii, 216
A.R. iv, 209
A.R. iv, 288
A.R. iv, 341
J.A.I. vi. 9
J.E.S., N.S. i, 204
J.A.I. xiii, 122
J.A.I. xiii, 122
J.A.I. xiii, 275
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xxxii
M.A.S. iii, 243
M.A.S. ii, 373
J.A.I. xx, 154
J.A.I. vii, 65
J.E.S. i, 228–252
J.A.I. xviii, 274
J.A.I. xx, 379
J.A.I. xv, 104
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xxxii
A.R. iii, 293
J.A.I. xii, 281
J.A.I. x, 127
J.A.I. x, 128
Index.
261
Scytho-Cimmerian Origin of the Langue Romane, see
Charnock, R. S.
Seaford, Camp and Tumulus at, see Rivers, A. H. Pitt
British Gold Coin found at (Ex. 202)
Romano-British Cemetery at, see Price, F. G. H.,
and Price, J. E.
J. E.
Seals, Chinese, found in Ireland, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 26
"Secret of Hegel. By J. H Stirling." Review
Seebohm, Henry, some Particulars respecting the Native
Races of Arctic Siberia. 25th March, 1879. Title
only
Seelye, (Dr.) H. H., see Anthropological Miscellanea,
·
• •
•
see Price, F. G. H., and Price,
181
Seemann, (Dr.) Berthold, on the Anthropology of Western
Eskimo Land, and on the Desirability of further
Arctic Research. With Discussion. 6th June,
1865
..
•
SA
"A Mission to Viti." Review
on the Resemblance of Inscriptions found
on Ancient British Rocks with those of Central
America. 19th June, 1866. (Plate)
Abstract and Discussion. 19th June, 1866..
see Vambéry, Arminius
Seljuks, see Howorth, H. H., on the Westerly Drifting
of the Nomads. Part II
Sellon, Edward, on the Phallic Worship of India. 17th
January, 1865
on the Linga Puja, or Phallic Worship in
India. Discussion. 17th January, 1865
..
··
··
..
a few Remarks in Reply to an attack on a
Paper Published in the First Volume of Memoirs of
the Anthropological Society, entitled "Linga Puja.”
(Phallic Worship)
some Remarks on Indian Gnosticism, or
Sacti Puja, the Worship of the Female Powers.
1st May, 1866
Abstract. 1st May, 1886
Semite and Aryan, see Jackson, J. W.
Semites, Origin and Primitive Home of the, see Bertin,
G.
Semper, on the Negritos of the Philippines. Review
Semper, (Dr.) C., "Die Philippinen und ihre Bewohner."
Review
··
··
··
..
Sengirese, see Hickson, S. J.
<<
"Senses and the Intellect. By A. Bain.' Review
Sepolture de is Gigantes, see Oliver, S. P., on Non-
Historic Stone Relics of the Mediterranean "
Sepulchral Chambers in Tumuli in Finistère, see Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 204..
Remains at Rathdown, see Kinahan, G. H.
••
··
A.R. ii, 39
J.A.I. vi, 287
J.A.I. vi, 297
J.A.I. vi, 300
J.A.I. x, 130
J.A.I. ii, 135
A..R. iv, 34
J.A.I. ix, 31
J.A.I. xvii, 357
A.R. iii, J.A.S. pp. ccxciv-
CCCXV
A.R. i, 355-365
J.A.I. i, 397
M.A.S. ii, 277-282
A.R. iv. J.A.S. pp. ccx,
ccxi
M.A.S. ii, 14
J.E.S., N.S. i, 378
M.A.S. i, 327-334
A.R. iii, J.A.S.pp. cxiv-cxx
M.A.S. ii, 272–276
M.A.S. ii, 264–276
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. clxxxii,
clxxxiii
A.R. vii, 333
J.A.I. xi, 423
J.A. 131
J.A. 296
J.A.I. xvi, 136
A.R. ii, 250
J.A.I. iv, 97
J.A.I. xix, 90
J.A.I. xi, 452
262
Index.
Serbs, Northern, see Howorth, H. H., on the Spread of
the Slaves. Part III ..
..
Southern, see Howorth, H. H., "Spread of the
Slaves." Part II
Serpent in Connection with Primitive Metallurgy, see
Buckland, A. W.
an Emblem but not an Object of Worship among
the Druids, see Hutchings, James
Worship, Origin of, see Wake, C. S.
and Siva Worship, see Clarke, H.
Serrano, Matias Nieto, Presidential Address to the
Spanish Anthropological Society
•
Serres, on the Folds in the Hand as Indicating Race,
see Miscellanea Anthropologica, 32
Sette Communi, Le, see Charnock, R. S.
··
Settle, see Hughes, T. McK., on the Exploration of
"Cave Ha "
Settle Cave Committee, see Dawkins, W. B.
Exploration
Seutah, see Houghton, E. P., on the Land Dayas
Sexes, Mental Differences between, see Distant, W. L...
of Offspring, see Napier, C. O. G.
Shadows of Genius, see Dendy, W. C.
Shakkah, Remains from, see Blake, C. C.
Shan Country, Photographs of Natives of (Ex. 296)
see Colquhoun, A. R.
Shark's Tooth, Perforated, from the Suffolk Crag (Ex.
169)
··
··
1866
•
""
··
•
··
•
27th
Shaw, Memoir on the Mental Progress of Animals
during the Human Period. 27th March, 1877
on Righthandedness. With Discussion.
March, 1877
Shaw, (Dr.) Norton, see Galitzin, Prince Ern., on the
Yacoutes..
•
..
Shaw, R. B., "On the Galchah Languages (Wakhí and
Sariholí)," see Anthropological Miscellanea, 84.
"Recent Anthropology
>>
•
"On the Hill Canton of Sálár," see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 95. "Anthropo-
logical Gleanings
Shaw, W. N., Whistles for Testing the Limit of Audibility
of Sound, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 173..
Shearer, R. I., on Cairns in Caithness. Letter. 20th
March, 1866
on Human Remains at Keiss. 3rd April,
•
Discussion. 3rd
April, 1866
see Anderson, Joseph
Shell Chisels from Barbadoes (Carib Chisels), see Forte, J.
(Ex.253)
Implements from Mallicollo and Vanikoro (Ex.
197)
Money of New Britain, see Danks, B.
Mound at Smyrna, see Miscellanea Anthro-
pologica, 25
J.A.I. ix, 181
J.A.I. viii, 65
J.A.I. iv, 60
J.A.I. iii, 120
J.A.I. ii, 373
J.A.I. vi, 247
A.R. iv, 186-197
A.R. ii, 229
J.A.I. ii, 108
J.A.I. iii, 383
J.A.Į. i, 60
J.E.S., N.S. i, 388
M.A.S. iii, 195
J.A.I. iv, 78
A.R. V, J.A.S.
J.A. 278
p. cxix
J.A.I. ii, 55
J.A.I. xiii, 2
J.A.I. xiii, 3
J.A.I. iii, 233
J.A.I. vii, 96-99
J.A.I. vii, 94-96
J.E.S. iv. 144
J.A.I. vii, 110
J.A.I. viii, 100
J.A.I. xvii, 181
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. cxxxi-
cxxxiv
Madd
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. clvii-
clxiii
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. clxviii-
clxx
M.A.S. ii, 226
J.A.I. xi, 2
J.A.I. xi, 2
J.A.I. vi, 199
J.A.I. xvii, 305
A.R. ii, 226
Index.
263
Shell Mounds, Human Remains found in, see Huxley,
T. H.
in Caithness, see Laing, S.
of Province Wellesley, in the Malay
Peninsula, see Earl, G. W.
Work, American, see Buckland, A. w...
Shemitic Nations, see Renan, Ernest
Shetland, see Roberts, G. E., on the Discovery of large
Kist-vaens on the "Muckle Heog
Shetland Islands, Exploration of, see Miscellanea An-
thropologica, 45
Ogham Inscription from (Ex. 223)
see Zetland.
Shevaroy Hills, Stone Celts from, see Rivers, A. H.
Pitt
··
India
Discussion. 31st May, 1870
(Ex. 141)..
Shiná People, see Leitner, G. W…..
Shore, T. W., Characteristic Survivals of the Celts in
Hampshire. With Discussion. 11th February,
1890
>>
the Distribution and Density of the old
British Population of Hampshire With Discussion.
8th January, 1889. (2 Plates)
Shortt, John, (M.D.) the Armenians of Southern India.
31st May, 1870..
Abstract and
•
··
the Bayadère, or Dancing Girls of Southern
··
··
··
•
··
··
on Crania from India
on the Domber. 15th March, 1864
Notes on Differences in Weight and Stat-
ure of Europeans and some Natives in India.
May, 1862
6th
··
**
··
a Contribution to the Ethnology of Jey-
pore. 9th July, 1867 .
•
the Fishermen of Southern India.
May, 1866
India
·
··
•
·
Habits and Manners of Marvar Tribes of
8th
on the Habits and Manners of the Mar-
var Tribes of India. (Brief Notice.) See Anthro-
pology at the British Association, 1866. .
an Account of the Hill Tribes of the Neil-
gherries. 23rd June, 1868
the Kojahs of Southern India. With Dis-
cussion. 7th January, 1873 ..
Description of a Living Microcephale. 1st
May, 1866
Description of a Living Microcephale.
Abstract and Discussion. 1st May, 1866
•
a Brief Account of three Microcephales.
Abstract. 17th June, 1873. (2 Plates)
an Account of a Religious Festival, com-
prising Leaf Wearing, and the Hanging, or Cheddul.
12th December, 1865
••
T.E.S. ii, 265
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. xx
T.E.S. ii, 119
J.A.I. xvi, 155
A.R. ii, 52
M.A.S. i, 296
A.R. iii, 230
J.A.I. vii, 232
J.A.I. ii, 348
J.A.I. ii, 348
A.R. viii, J.A.S. p. xx
J.A.I. xx, 3–20
J.A.I. xviii, 334-346
J.A.I. 180-187
J.A., J.A.S. p. clxix
M.A.S. iii, 182-194
A.R. viii, J.A.S. pp. xvii,
xviii
A.R. ii, J.A.S. pp. clxxxix-
cxci
T.E.S. ii, 213–216
T.E.S. vi, 264-281; 364
T.E.S. v, 193–201
M.A.S. iii, 201-215
A.R. iv, 400
T.E.S. vii, 230-290
J.A.I. ii, 402-407
M.A.S. ii, 257-261
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. clxxxi,
clxxxii
J.A.I. iii, 265
T.E.S. iv, 333-338
*
264
Index.
Shortt, John, (M.D.), an Account of some Rude Tribes,
the Supposed Aborigines of Southern India. 14th
February, 1865. Title only
8th November, 1864
(C
of a Wild Tribe inhabiting some
parts of Orissa, and known as Juags " and "Ba-
thuas," or "Leaf Wearers." 14th February, 1865.
With Discussion
1.
on the Wild Tribes of Southern India.
14th April, 1868
··
and Langdon H. Down, Obituary Notice
of Dr. Samuel Rule
Showers, (Lieutenant-Colonel),
Central India. Abstract
Shrubsole, O. A., on certain less Familiar Forms of
Paleolithic Flint Implements from the Gravel at
Reading. 24th June, 1884. (Plate)
Siah Posh Kafir Skulls, Description of
Kafirs
Language, Manners, and Customs
the Meenas of
··
• •
•
Sikidi
Siloam, Remains from, see Blake, C. C...
Sim, Gipsy Dialect
of..
Siah Posh Kaffirs, see Leitner, G. W.
Siamese Twins, see Beigel, H.
..
Siberia, Ethnological Objects from (Ex. 240)
Prehistoric Objects found in (Ex. 156)
Sibree, (Rev.) James, (Jun.), Relationships and the Names
used for them among the Peoples of Madagascar,
chiefly the Hovas; together with Observations upon
Marriage Customs and Morals among the Malagasy.
With Discussion. 29th April, 1879..
Notes on Relics of the Sign and Gesture
Language among the Malagasy. With Discussion.
22nd May, 1883..
Sicily, Curious Custom in, see Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 233
·
Photographs of Terra Cotta Heads from (Ex.
283)
Remains of a Great City in, see Anthropological
News, 141
Sierra Leone, see Clarke, R.
..
see Harris, J. M., on the Gallinas People
Races Inhabiting, see Griffith, T. R.
Sign and Gesture Language among the Malagasy, see
Sibree, James..
•
•
•
··
•
•
Sigwell, Excavations at, see Rolleston, G., and A. Lane
Fox (Pitt Rivers)
Topography of, see Rivers, A. H. Pitt
··
··
..
··
Simious Skulls, see Blake, C. C.
"Simious" Skulls, with especial Reference to a Skull from
Louth, in Ireland, see Blake, C. C...
Simms, J., on Egyptian Skulls
J., on the Red men of North America
Simms, (Dr.), on Flathead Indians of North America.
With Discussion. 11th November, 1873
··
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. cxli
T.E.S. iii, 373-394
A.R. iii, J.A.S. pp. cxxxiv-
cxli
T.E.S. vii, 186–194
A.R. vii, J.A.S.
A.R. ii, 327-330
J.A.I. xiv, 192–200
Anthrop. 441
Anthrop. 70
Anthrop. 443
J.A.I. iii, 341
p. ciii
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. cxxxiii
J.A.I. ix. 31
J.A.I. iii, 174
J.A.I. ix, 35–50
J.A.I. xiii, 174-183
J.A.I. xx, 364
J.A.I. xii, 323
A.R. vi, 467
T.E.S. ii, 320
M.A.S. ii, 25
J.A.I. xvi, 300
J.A.I. xiii, 174
J.A.I. viii, 185
J.A.I. viii, 191
J.A.I. xi, 31
J.A.I. ii, 53
Anthrop. 497
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. cxxvi
J
M.A.S. ii, 74
Anthrop. p.
'. p. xlii
Anthrop. 209
J.A.I. iii, 326-329
Po
Index.
265
"C
Simms, (Dr.), on the Physical Characters of the Lapps..
Simms' Nature's Revelations of Character." Review..
Simon T. Collyns, on the Thinking Substance in Man
Simpson, (Sir) James, Weight of Sir James Simpson's
Brain, see Anthropological Notes, 11
Simson, Alfred, Notes on the Jívaros and Canelos Indians.
With Discussion. 13th January, 1880
Záparos. Title only.
27th
November, 1877..
Napo Indians. 7th Feb-
ruary, 1882
Notes on the Piojes of the Putumayo.
(With Vocabulary of the Záparo Language)
Záparos. With Discussion.
27th November, 1877
Sinclair, Dugald, on a Kist found in Argyllshire.
May, 1871
Sindh, see Postans, T.
Singalese, Treatment of Diseases by Charms by,
Dickman, H.
Singrauli Basin, Paleolithic Implements from,
··
..
..
[
··
•
•
Cockburn, J.
Sioux, see Blackmore, W.
Siret, Henri and Louis, the Early Age of Metal in the
South-east of Spain. 10th April, 1888.
Siva Worship, see Clarke, H.
Skeleton, Andamanese (Ex. 272)
(Plate)
••
··
**
..
29th
•
•
see
··
•
see
•
found at Cissbury, see Rolleston, G.
in a Stone Coffin in London (Ex. 190)
of an Aïno Woman, see Davis, J. B.
of a Hottentot, see Wyman, J.
Pampas Indian (Ex. 33)
•
Human, discovered beneath a Bed of Peat, see
Busk, G.
and Skulls of Veddahs (Ex. 402)..
Skeletons from Cowley, near Cheltenham (Ex. 37)
of Akkas, see Flower, W. H.
D
•
•
••
•
•
•
•
•
South African, see Macalister, A.
Skene, Henry, the Albanians. 8th June, 1848
Sketch of Mammoth found on a Bone of the same Species,
see Anthropological News, 184
Skertchly, Sydney B. J., on some Borneo Traps.
13th
May, 1890. (7 Plates)
With
on Fire-making in North Borneo.
Discussion. 10th December, 1889. (Plate)
on the Occurrence of Stone Mortars in
the Ancient (Pliocene ?) River Gravels of Butte
County, California. With Discussion.
January, 1888. (Plate)
10th
Skin Colour, see Beddoe, J.
•
•
·
•
··
•
••
Hair, and Eyes as Race Tests, see Crawfurd, J.
Skues, (Dr.) Mackenzie, on Hebrow MSS., from a Village
near Aden. 17th April, 1866..
Skull, Iconography of, see Wesley, W. H.
of, see Wesley, W. H.
•
··
Orthographic Projection of, see Higgins, A.
Projection of, see Higgins, A.
Female, Characteristic Peculiarity in the Form,
sce Ecker, Alexander
··
J.A.I. v, 5
Anthrop. 592
A.R. iii, 146-157
J.A. 115
J.A.I. ix, 385–394
J.A.I. vii, 372
J.A.I. xii, 21-27
J.A.I. viii, 210-227
J.A.I. vii, 502-510
J.A.I. i, 211, 212
J.E.S. i, 103
T.E.S. ii, 140
J.A.I. xvii, 57
J.E.S., N.S. i, 287
J.A.I. xviii, 121-132
J.A.I. vi, 247
J.A.T. xii, 69
J.A.I. viii, 377
J.A.I. v, 425
M.A.S. iii, 21
A.R. iii, 330
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. cxxiii
T.E.S. iv, 101
J.A.I. xix, 125
A.R. iii, J.A.S.
J.A.I. xviii, 3
J.A.I. xvi, 149
J.E.S. ii, 159–181
A.R. viii, 218
J.A.I. xx, 211-219
J.A.I. xix, 445-452
p.
cxlvi
J.A.I. xvii, 332-337
J.A.I. xix, 257
T.E.S. vi, 144
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. clxxi
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. cxx
M.A.S. ii, 189
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. cxx
M.A.S. ii, 195
A.R. vi, 350
266
Index.
Skull in some of the Families of Man, see Beale, L. J.
Primitive form of the, see Schaaffhausen, Her-
mann
•
•
from Ashantee, see Busk, G.
(Ex. 171)
Aymara (Ex. 51)
Bechuana, see Payne, R. W.
(Ex. 75)
from Birkdale, near Southport, see Busk, G.
Bosjesman (Ex. 206)
Jaw from Buildwas Abbey (Ex. 31)
of a Burmese Dacoit Leader (Ex. 399)
from the Cairn of Get, see Blake, C. C.
of a Chimpanzee (Ex. 309)..
from the Chincha Islands, see Blake, C. C.
(Ex. 92)
.c.
..
(Ex. 417)
..
•
··
• •
..
Neanderthal, see Davis, J. B.
Neanderthal (Ex. 28)
··
from New Ireland, see Macalister, A.
Nicobarese, see Flower, W. H.
from the Nicobar Islands (Ex. 367)
··
Chinese (Ex. 142)
of a Rebel Chinese Mandarin (Ex. 400)
of Dante, see Welcker, H...
from Deir-es-Sinné, near Siloam, see Blake,
C. C.
found at Fulbourn, see May, Hooper
(Ex. 191)
of a Ghiliak, see Davis, J. B.
Human, found in a Kjökkenmödding on the Coast
of Cornwall, see Bate, C. S.
··
..
··
•
•
•
··
..
from an Ancient Burying Place in Kamtchatka,
see Macalister, A.
•
•
•
from Kamtchatka (Ex. 359)
from Lagoa Santa, Brazil, see Hansen, S.
from the Cave of Lombrive (Ex. 94)
from Louth, see Blake, C. C., on Certain
"Simious" Skulls
• •
Dredged on the Manchester Ship Canal Works,
see Spielmann, I.
•
•
•
•
•
..
•
•
•
·
..
·
of supposed Paleolithic Age from Bury St.
Edmunds, see Prigg, H.
Patagonian, see Bloxam, G. W.
(Ex. 269)
from Pavenham, see Peacock, T. B.
(Ex. 35)
of a Pole, see Kopernicki, I.
from Quiloa (Ex. 43)
from Ulverstone, see Beigel, H.
from Wady Hamz. ("Nabathæan.") See Busk,
•
•
•
··
•
..
•
..
•
•
G.
of Yanadi, with "condylus tertius" (Ex. 73)
Fragment of, from Bury St. Edmunds (Ex. 313)
Artificially Deformed, from Mallicollo (Ex. 392)
and Long Bones from Antiparos (Ex. 328)
Boring, Prehistoric, Examples of, from America
(Ex. 405)
·
•
T.E.S. iii, 47
A.R. vi, 412
J.A.I. iv, 62
J.A.I. iv, 62
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xxxii
A.R. V,
J.A.S. P. cliy
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. cliv
J.A.I. iii, 104
J.A.I. vi, 310
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. cclxxii
J.A.I. xix, 94
M.A.S. iii, 243
J.A.I. xiii, 276
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. lxvii
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. lxvii
J.A.I. iii, 2
J.A.I. xix, 94
A.R. v, 56
J.A.I. ii, 54
J.A.I. v, 425
J.A.I. v, 425
M.A.S. iii, 366
A.R. ii, 334
J.A.I. xvi, 21
J.A.I. xvi, 2, 21
J.A.I. xvii, 43
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. cxx
M.A.S. ii, 74
J.A.I. xx, 179
J.A.I. xx, 179
M.A.S. i, 281
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. cxxxix
J.A.I. xvi, 150
J.A.I. xvi, 147
J.A.I. xvi, 147
J.A.I. xiv, 51
J.A.I. xii, 28
J.A.I. xii, 28
A.R. iii, J.A.S p. cxxix
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. cxxix
J.A.I. vi, 181
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. clxxvi
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. cxxiii
J.A.I. viii, 321
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. cxvii
J.A.I. xiv, 3
J.A.I. xix, 52
J.A.I. xiv, 222
J.A.I. xix, 213
Index.
267
:
Skull, Artificially Deformed, from Mallicollo, see Flower,
W. H.
found in Switzerland, see Aker-
..
man, J. G.
Skulls, their Value in the Classification of Man, see
Davis, J. B.
Composite Photographs of (Ex. 327)
··
(Ex. 331)
(Ex. 348)
Composite Photographs of, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 145
Aïno, see Davis, J. B.
Ancient, see Miscellanea Anthropologica, 49..
Ancient British, two principal Forms of, see
Thurnam, J.
British and Gaulish, two principal Forms of,
Thurnam, J.
••
..
··
**
Australian, see Atkinson, H. G. .
see Bradley, S. M...
(Ex. 106)
Andamanese, see Busk, G...
from Annabom, see Burton, R. F., and C. C.
Blake
• •
•
··
··
··
see
etc., from an Anglo-Saxon Cemetery near Bar-
rington (Ex. 116)
··
Basque, see Broca, P.
from Bassus's Tower at Shakkah, see Blake,
C. C.
••
Hypertrophied (Ex. 30)
Inca, see Anthropological Notes, 23
from the Isle of Ely, see Marshall, W.
..
Beothuc, see Busk, G.
of different Nations, Blumenbach on. By H. Von
Jhering. Review
..
British, two Principal Forms of, see Thurnam, J.
Ancient British Forms of, see Thurnam, J.
of the Bronze Age from Whitby (Ex. 312)
of a Burmese Dacoit and of a Rebel Chinese Man-
darin, see Hastings, E. S.
from California, see Anthropological News,
82
•
•
..
•
Chinese (Ex. 79)
from the City of London (Ex. 424)
··
from the Dayr Már Músa el Habashi, see
··
Anthropological Miscellanea, 13 .
··
..
brought by Captain Burton from the East, see
Blake, C. C.
Egyptian, at Cologne, see Miscellanea Anthro-
pologica, 6
··
from Egypt, see Burton, R. F.
see Owen, R.
Eskimo, see Rae, J...
··
see Anthropological Miscellanea, 90..
Greek and Italian, see Anthropological Notes,
10..
•
Guancho (Ex. 376)..
from the Hindu Kush District, see Garson, J. G.
from Hums (Emesa), see Anthropological Mis-
cellanea, 14
•
··
··
J.A.I. xix, 52
J.E.S. iv, 191
A.R. viii, 183
J.A.I. xiv, 205
J.A.I. xiv, 331
J.A.I. xv, 390
J.A.I. xiv, 287
M.A.S. iii, 21
A.R. iii, 372
M.A.S. iii, 41
M.A.S. i, 120; 459
T.E.S. iv, 205
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. ccxxx
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. xxxi
J.A.I. ii, 137
J.A., J.A.S. p. cxlvi
J.A.I. i, P. A.S. p. xiii
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. celxviii
J.A.I. ii, 55
J.A.I. v, 230
Anthrop. 269
A. R. ii, J.A.S. p. ccxxxi
A.R. J.A.S. p. cxxiv
J.A.I. xiv, 3
▼,
J.A.I. xix, 94
A.R. vi, 119
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. xxvii
J.A.I. xx, 235
J.A.I. i, 418
J.A.I. viii, 319
A.R. i, 335
J.A.I. viii, 290
J.A.I. viii, 324
J.A.I. vii, 142
J.A.I. vii, 539
J.A. 115
J.A.I. xvii, 158
J.A.I. xviii, 20
J.A.I. i, 422
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. cclxx
J.A. 363
J.A.I. iii, 497
268
Index.
Skulls from a Cave in Jamaica, see Flower, W. H.
(Ex. 416)..
Lapp (Ex. 183)
from Mallicollo and Vanikoro, see Busk, G.
(Ex. 197)
Microcephalic, see Shortt, J.
Naga, see Thane, G. D.
of Naloo Africans, see Cull, R.
see Owen, R.
from Palestine, see Drake, C. F. T.
from Palmyra, see Busk, G.
see Owen, R.
..
••
(Ex. 29)
from Rosario (Ex. 90)
from Rothwell, see Busk, G.
(Ex. 121)
··
..
rence, G. F.
··
from the Cavern of Orrouy, see Broca, P.
of the Inhabitants of Palembang, see Swaving,
C.
•
•
•
··
··
from the Thames (Ex. 419)
from the Thames at Kew (Ex. 41)
(Ex. 60)
..
•
··
Tiflis, see Telfer,
Torres Straits, see Thomas, O.
of Veddahs (Ex. 402)
··
X,
332
..
Papuan, see Comrie, P.
from Patagonia (Ex. 250).
Peruvian (Titicacan), see von Burgholzhausen A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. ccxxxv
see Davis, J. B.
J.A.I. iii, 94
J.A.I. iii, 86
•
··
··
•
ancient Peruvian, see Busk, G.
•
from Peterborough, see Blake, C. C., and
G. E. Roberts
(1
nea, 95. 'Anthropological Gleanings "
Slavery, see Reddie, James
··
..
••
•
··
••
••
from Round Barrows, see Mortimer, J. R.
found in Round Barrows of the South of England,
see Blake, C. C.
Samoiede, see Busk, G.
•
••
•
•
from Siloam, see Blake, C. C.
Simious, see Blake, C. C.
"Simious," see Blake, C. C.
Swaving's Collection of, see Anthropological
Notes, 28
•
•
•
•
•
•
··
Geological Position of, see Law-
•
•
+
dredged from the Thames in the Neighbourhood J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. clvii
of Kew, see Garson, J. G.
(Ex. 414)
•
10
•
from Yabrúd, see Blake, C. C.
artificially deformed, from Mallicollo (Ex. 257)..
and Bronze Implements from Kew, see Tupper,
A. C.
•
•
and Objects from the Caucasus (Ex. 157)
and other Bones found at Hunsbury Camp, and
at a Roman Villa at Llantwit, near Cardiff (Ex.
404)
•
and Photographs of Natives of Formosa (Ex. 7)
and Skeletons, Recent Find of, in Ohio. By the
Rev. S. D. Peet. See Anthropological Miscella-
J.A.I. xx, 110
J.A.I. xx, 110
J.A.I. v, 5
J.A.I. vi, 200
J.A.I. vi, 199
J.A.I. iii, 265
J.A.I. xi, 215
J.E.S. ii, 238
J.E.S. ii, 235
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. cclxviii
**
A.R. viii, 178
J.A.I. iv, 14
J.A.I. iv, 366
J.A.I. viii, 323
J.A.I. vi, 102
J.A.I.
A.R. ii, J.A.S.
P. ccliv
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. cclv
A.R. vi, J.A.S.
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. xci
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. xci
J.A.I. vi, 328
M.A.S. iii, 114
J.A.I. iii, 494
J.A.I. ii, 53
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. cxxvi
M.A.S. ii, 74
J.A.I. xx, 20
J.A.I. xx, 20
p. clxxvii
J.A.I. xx, 26
J.A.I. xx, 200
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. cxxviii
A.R. V,
v,
J.A.S. p. xxxii
J.A.I. iv, 57
J.A.I. xiv, 328
J.A.I. xix, 125
J.A.I. ii, 58
J.A.I. xi, 74
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. cxxviii
J.A.I. iii, 176
J.A.I. xix, 182
T.E.S. vii, 215
J.A.I. viii, 101
A.R. ii, 280
Index.
269
··
Slavery, Abolition of, see McHenry, G.
Ancient, History of, see Bower, J.
Slavery in Brazil, see Extinction of Slavery
Slaves, see Millingen, F.
in Turkey, see Millingen, F.
Slaves, Spread of the. Part I.
Howorth, H. H.
..
Part III.
Sorabians and the Obodriti.
Part IV.
D
The Croats. See
Part II. The Southern Serbs,
Bosnians, Montenegrins, and Herzegovinians.
Howorth, H. H.
See
··
Miscellanea Anthropologica, 49
Smee, Alfred, "The Mind of Man.'
"
The Northern Serbs or
See Howorth, H. H.
The Bulgarians. See
Howorth, H. H.
Slavo-Sarmatian Race
Slavonians, or Slaves
Slavonians and Rajpoots. By Sir Henry Sumner Maine.
See Anthropological Miscellanea, 93. "Anthro-
pological Gleanings
··
··
Smart, Bath C., Remarks on the English Gypsies and
their Dialect. Abstract
••
..
··
..
•
··
Smart, T. W., (M.D.) on some Ancient Skulls, see
Review. See
Anthropological Miscellanea, 52 ..
Smiddy R., the Druids, Ancient Churches and Round
3.
••
Towers of Ireland. Review
Smith, (Mrs.) Erminie A., the Customs and Language of
the Iroquois. 25th November, 1884 ..
Smith, Worthington G., on a Paleolithic Floor at
North-east London. 26th June, 1883. (16 Plates)
Exhibition of Paleolithic Implements from
the Valley of the Axe. 9th December, 1879
Paleolithic Implements from the Valley
of the Brent. With Discussion. 24th June, 1879..
on Palæolithic Implements from the Valley
of the Lea. 25th June, 1878..
Exhibition of Paleolithic Implements
from the Valley of the Thames. 9th December,
1879
"Smithsonian Contributions to Knowledge. Vol. xxii.
Review. See Anthropological Miscellanea, 118
Smithsonian Institution and its Anthropologic Work, see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 218
"Smithsonian Report, 1888." Review
"Smithsonian Report, National Museum, for 1888."
Review
··
•
""
Smyrna, Anthropological Investigations in, see Clarke, H.
Objects from a Refuse Heap near (Ex. 220)
Snow, W. Parker, a few Remarks on the Wild Tribes of
Tierra del Fuego, from Personal Observation
Social Condition of Woman as affected by Civilisation..
Social Regulations in Melanesia, see Codrington, R. H.
Sociedad Antropòlogica Española, see Anthropological
Notes, 6..
Société Khédiviale de Géographie, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 56
Society of the Friends of Nature at the University of
Moscow, see Anthropological Notes, 4
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. cviii
M.A.S. ii, 380
A.R. vi, 56
J.A., J.A.S. p. cix
A.R. viii J.A.S. p. lxxxv
J.A.I. vii, 324
J.A.I. viii, 65
J.A.I. ix, 181
J.A.I. xi, 219
A.R. iv, 62–71
Anthrop.p. xciii
J.A.I. vii, 546
T.E.S. ii, 2
A.R. iii, 372
J.A.I. v,
115
Anthrop. 269
J.A.I. xiv, 244–253
J.A.I. xiii, 357-384
J.A.I. ix, 369
J.A.I. ix, 316-320
J.A.I. viii, 275–279
J.A.I. ix, 369
J.A.I. x, 363
J.A.I. xix, 509
J.A.I. xx, 378
J.A.I. xx, 374
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. xcviii
J.A.I. vii, 138
T.E.S. i, 261-267
Anthrop. 78
J.A.I. xviii, 306
J.A. 113
J.A.I. v, 118
J.A. 112
.
270
Index.
Socotra, see Hunter, F. M.
Sollas, W. J., on some Eskimos' Bone Implements from
the East Coast of Greenland. 24th June, 1879.
(Plate and Woodcuts)
Solomon Islanders, Physical Characters of, see Guppy,
H. B.
Islands, Arrows from, see Balfour, H. ..
Natives of, see Elton, F.
Somali Race, on the Origin of, see Rigby, C. P.
Somerset, see Dawkins, W. Boyd, on the Discovery of
Flint and Chert..
••
•
..
Somme and Ouse, Alluvial Accumulation in the Valleys
of the, see Godwin-Austen, R. A. C.
Songs and Song-makers of some Australian Tribes, see
Howitt, A. W...
Sontal and Georgian..
Sorabians, see Howorth, H. H., on the Spread of the
Slaves. Part III
Sorby, H. C., (F.R.S.) on the Colouring Matters found in
the Human Hair. With Discussion. 12th February,
1878
—
Soudan, Eastern, Tribes of, see Cameron, D. A...
Soul, Primitive Theory of, see Frazer, J. G.
Source of Jade used for Implements in Europe and America,
Rudler, F. W.
Sources of the supply of Tin for Bronze Tools and
Weapons, see Crawfurd, J.
South Africa, Implements and Dress from, see Baines, T.
Legendary Tales of..
•
Natives of. By G. Fritsch. Review
Stone Implements from (Ex. 304)
South Sea Islanders, see Gill, W. W.
··
M
··
..
▸ O
see Ranken, W. L.
see Pritchard, W. T., on Certain
Anthropological Matters Respecting the Samoans .. M.A.S. i, 322
Poisonous Nature of the Arrows
used by, see Messer, A. B.
Southampton, Stone Implements from (Ex. 280)
Southend, Flint Flakes from (Ex. 316)
Spain, Anthropological Society of, see
Anthropologica, 44 ..
Early Age of Metal in, see Siret, H. and L.
People Inhabiting, see Beavan, H. J. C.
Peoples of, see Charnock, R. S. ..
Prehistoric Antiquities from (Ex. 380)
Races Inhabiting, see Beavan, H. J. C.
Spanish Anthropological Society, see Jugo, F.
..
Language, Process of Derivation from the Latin,
see Hincks, J. G.
Spear-heads from Southern India (Ex. 200)
Spears, Creese, and Knife from Perak (Ex. 204)
Special General Meeting. Resolution carried,
"That
Ladies be admitted as Members of the Institute."
9th March, 1875
Species, the Decay of, see Daubeny,
··
Discriminated by the Anatomical Method, see
Knox, R.
·
··
··
•
•
Miscellanea
.
•
•
and Race, the Ideas of, applied to Man and
Human Society, see Cournot,
··
J.A.I. vii, 364
J.A.I. ix, 329-336
J.A.I. xv, 266
J.A.I. xviii, 30
J.A.I. xvii, 90
T.E.S. v, 91
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 141
A.R. i, 438
J.A.I. xvi, 327
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 96
J.A.I. ix, 181
J.A.I. viii, 1-14
J.A.I. xvi, 287
J.A.I. xv, 64
J.A.I. xx, 332
T.E.S. iii, 350
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. cii
A.R. iii, 138
Anthrop. 89
J.A.I. xiii, 162
J.A.I. vi, 2
J.A.I. vi, 223
J.A.I. vii, 209
J.A.I. xii, 231
J.A.I. xiv, 55
A.R. iii, 229
J.A.I. xviii, 121
M.A.S. ii, 55
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. xcii
J.A.I. xviii, 121
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. xcii
A.R. iv, 259
A.R. vii, 154
J.A.I. vi, 245
J.A.I. vi, 310
J.A.I. v, 80, 81
A.R. ii, 301
A.R. i, 263
A.R. ii, 267
Index.
271
Spencer, Herbert, the Comparative Psychology of Man.
With Discussion. 22nd June, 1875..
··
"First Principles." 1862. See Philosophy
and Pseudo-philosophy
Spielmann, Isidore, Exhibition of a Skull Dredged on the
Manchester Ship Canal Works. With Discussion.
25th March, 1890
see Jacobs, Joseph and I. S., on the
Comparative Anthropometry of English Jews
Spinning Tops, Stone, from New Guinea (Ex. 374)
Spinoza, Benedict de, "Tractatus Theologico-Politicus."
Review
··
·
Spiritism among Uncultured Peoples Compared with
Modern Spiritualism
and Supernatural Phenomena; Opinions of the
Brahmins respecting
Spiritualism and Science, see Anthropological News,
··
27
Spirometer, New, see Stanley, W. F.
Stanley's (Ex. 415)..
Spottiswoode, William, Sketch of the Tribes of Northern
Kurdistan, 3rd June, 1862
Spread of the Slaves. Part I. The Croats, see Howorth,
H. H.
•
··
··
Part II. The Southern Serbs,
Bosnians, Montenegrins, and Herzegovinians, see
Howorth, H. H.
Part III. The Northern Serbs or
Sorabians and the Obodriti, see Howorth, H. H...
Part IV. The Bulgarians, see
..
Howorth, H. H.
Sproat, Gilbert Malcolm, on the Probability of a Bone
Age. 9th July, 1867
the West Coast Indians in Van-
couver Island. 10th July, 1866
Sproat's Studies of Savage Life. Review
Spurious Quipus, see Bollaert, W.
Spurrell, F. C. J., on some Paleolithic Knapping Tools
and Modes of Using them. With Discussion.
April, 1883. (Plate)
Squeezes of Hamath Inscriptions, see Heath, Dunbar..
(Ex. 243)
Squier, E. G., (M.A.) "Geography and Archeology of
24th
Peru." Review..
•
Stack, (Rev.) James W., see Haast, Julius von, on Rock
Paintings in New Zealand. Appendices
Stahl, —., a new Process for Solidifying Friable Sub-
stances. (Proc. of the Anthrop. Soc. of Paris)
Stanbridge, W. E., some Particulars of the General
Characteristics, Astronomy, and Mythology of the
Tribes in the Central part of Victoria, Southern
Australia..
Stone Implements from Australia. With
Discussion. 14th March, 1876
Stanley, W. F., Note on a New Spirometer. 25th Febru-
ary, 1890..
Stanley's Spirometer (Ex. 415)
Statistics, Anthropological, from Schools, see Galton,
F...
•
..
J.A.I. v, 301-316
A.R. iii, 185
J.A.I. xx, 179, 180
J.A.I..xix, 76
J.A.I. xvii, 85
A.R. i, 488
Anthrop. 458
Anthrop. 464
A.R. v, 242
J.A.I. xx, 28
J.A.I. xx, 28
T.E.S. ii, 244-248
J.A.I. vii, 324
J.A.I. viii, 65
J.A.I. ix, 181
J.A.I. xi, 219
T.E.S. vi, 253-259
T.E.S. v, 243–254
A.R. vi, 366–378
M.A.S. i, 169
J.A.I. xiii, 109-118
J.A.I. ix, 369
J.A.I. ix, 337
J.A. 236
J.A.I. viii, 61-63
A.R. iv, 204
T.E.S. i, 286–304
J.A.I. vi, 40, 41
J.A.I. xx, 28–30
J.A.I. xx, 28
J.A.I. iii, 308
272
Index.
Statistics bearing upon the Average and Typical Student in
Amherst College, see Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 181
Relating to the Population of Finland, see An-
thropological Miscellanea, 140
Stature of the Andamanese, see Anthropological Mis-
cellanea, 109
J.A.I. x, 124
Inhabitants of Hungary, see Beddoe, J... J.A.I. xi, 410
of Lapps, see Campbell, J. F.
T.E.S. v, 1
J.A.I. xvii, 202
J.A.I. xv, 245
M.A.S. iii, 384
T.E.S. ii, 213
T.E.S. vii, 305-312
of the Older Races of England as Estimated from
the Long Bones, see Beddoe, J.
Stature, Hereditary, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
151
..
Stature and Bulk of Man in the British Isles, see
Beddoe, J.
and Weight of Europeans and Natives of India,
see Shortt, J.
Steel, (Lieut.) E. H., on the Khasia Tribe. 10th Nov-
ember, 1868
Steenstrup, J., and Sir John Lubbock, on the Flint Imple-
ments recently discovered at Pressigny-le-Grand.
26th June, 1866..
Steere (Rev.), Edward (LL.D.), on East African Tribes
and Languages. 24th January, 1871
..
•
..
··
..
Steffens, Alfonso, Stone Implements from the Island of
San José. 23rd February, 1869
Steinthal, see Miscellanea Anthropologica, 13
Steps, Proportion of Female to Male, see Miscellanea
Anthropologica, 27 ..
Sterility of Savage Women, see Walker, R. B. N.
(Alleged) of the Union of Women of Savage
Races with Native Males, after having had Children
by a White Man, see Walker, R. B. N.
Sternberg, G. M., "Indian Burial Mounds and Shell-
heaps, near Pensacola, Florida," see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 84. Recent Anthropology "
Stevens, E. F., " Flint Chips." Review
Stevens, E. T., Obituary Notice
Stewart, (Dr.) —., on the Inhabitants of Paraguay. With
Discussion. 29th May, 1888..
Stimulants in use among Savages and among the Ancients,
see Buckland, A. W. .
Stirling, on some Flint Arrow-heads and North
American Indian Pipes, from Kelby's Island, Lake
Erie; presented to the Anthropological Society by the
Rev. J. G. Wood. With Discussion. 2nd February,
1869
··
•
··
Stirling, James Hutchinson. "The Secret of Hegel; being
the Hegelian System in Origin, Principle, Form, and
Matter, 1865." Review
Stirling, John, (M.A.) the Races of Morocco. With Dis-
cussion. 31st May, 1870
J.A.I. xvii, 357
J.A.I. xiii, 502
Stirrup, M., on the so-called Worked Flints from the
Miocene Beds of Thenay, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 147
Stocks, Primary, see Miscellanea Anthropologica, 29
T.E.S. v, 221-227
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. pp. cxliii-
cliv
J.E.S., N.S. i, 67, 68
A.R. i, 495
A.R. ii, 227
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. clxxix
M.A.S. ii, 283
J.A.I. vii, 110
J.A. 164
J.A.I. viii, 399, 400
J.A.I. xviii, 174–176
J.A.I. viii, 239
A.R. vii, J.A.S. pp. cxi,
cxii
A.R. iv, 34-47
J.A., J.A.S. pp. clxix-
clxxiii
J.A.I. xiv, 289
A.R. ii, 228
Index.
273
Stone used by Admiral Tremlett to cut marks on the
Granite of which the Breton Dolmens are formed, see
Lewis, A. L.
used to Cut Marks on Granite (Ex. 426)
Stone Adzes from Burmah (Ex. 216)
Age, see Crawfurd, J.
in Britain, see Anthropological News, 87
in Egypt, see Anthropological News, 166
in Europe, Probable Recuperative Capacity
of the Men, see Harley, G.
•
J.A.I. xvii, 108
J.A.I. x, 389
in Japan, see Milne, J.
in Scandinavia, see Nilsson. Review A.R. vi, 191
in South Africa, see Gooch, W. D.
J.A.I. xi, 124
··
N.
and Bronze Antiquities from Portugal, see Evans,
J...
Bronze, and Iron Ages, see Crawfurd, J.
Axe from New Guinea (Ex. 323)
Rio Madera, see Mackenzie, K. R. H.
Brazil (Ex. 77)
Carving from North Carolina, see Keane, A. H.
Celt (?) from Bury St. Edmunds (Ex. 82)
Celts from British Guiana (Ex. 252)
··
Chiriquí, see Blake, C. C.
the Shevaroy Hills (Ex. 141)
Southern India, see Rivers, A.
•
(Ex. 210)..
•
Pitt
•
Circle near Wurreegaon, see Pearse, G. G.
Circles, see Lewis, A. L., on the Wiltshire Cir-
..
••
••
cles
Circles, Relation of, to Adjacent Hills and Out-
lying Stones, see Lewis, A. L.
•
to Outlying Stones, or Tumuli, or
Neighbouring Hills, see Lewis, A. L.
near Aberdeen, see Lewis, A. L.
in Brittany, see Tremlett, F. S...
in Cumberland, see Lewis, A. L.
in Shropshire, see Lewis, A. L. . .
Club from the Sandwich Islands, see Moseley, H.
•
·
·
·
H.
··
··
··
•
•
J.A.I. vi, 430
J.A.I. vi, 430
Hammer from Oxford (Ex. 165)
J.A.I. iii, 204
and Double-pointed Cutting Instrument
from the Cape (Ex. 133)
J.A.I. i, 348
A.R. viii, 108
of Serpentine found in Silesia, see Anthro-
pological News, 170 ..
Hammer-head from Portugal (Ex. 25)
Implement found in Algeria, see Lubbock, John J.A.I. x, 316
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 145
from Algeria (Ex. 248)
J.A.I. x, 316
••
··
·
·
..
•
•
•
·
Flempton, see Prigg, H...
found at Isleworth (Ex. 281)
from North Wales (Ex. 127)
County Wicklow (Ex. 21)
Yorkshire (Ex. 315)
Periods in England, see Flower, J. W...
Implements (Ex. 26)
see Grey, George, on Quartzite Imple-
ments from the Cape of Good Hope.
··
•
•
•
Borneo (Ex. 117)
..
County Wicklow, see Acheson, F. J.E.S., N.S. ii, 43
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. cvii
J.A.I. xii, 231
J.A.I. xx, 330
J.A.I. xx, 330
J.A.I. vii, 117
T.E.S. iv, 1
A.R. vi, 221
A.R. viii, 106
T.E.S. vii, 45
A.R. ii, 313
J.A.I. xiv, 115
A.R. v, J.A.S.
p. clxxxvi
A.R. v, J.A.S. clxxxvi
p.
J.A.I. xii, 281
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. cvi
J.A.I. x, 431
T.E.S. ii, 166
J.A.I. ii, 348
J.A.I. ii, 348
J.E.S., N.S. i, 207
J.A.I. xx, 277
J.A.I. xv, 471
J.A.I. xii, 176
J.A.I. xvii, 44
J.A.I. xiii, 143
J.A.I. xv, 471
J.A.I. xi, 3
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. xxxix
J.A.I. i, 162
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 43
J.A.I. xiv, 55
J.A.I. i, 274
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 325
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 39
T
274
Index.
Stone Implements from Africa (Ex. 122)..
John
Islands (Ex. 193)
cellanea, 138
A.)
··
and Mildenhall (Ex. 260)
Implements, Bushman, see
Miscellanea, 121
and Syria, see Lubbock,
..
O
Australia, see Stanbridge, W. E.
(Ex. 194) .
the Banda District (Ex. 305)
near Bath, see Evans, J...
··
from British Guiana, see Thurn, E. F. im
Broom, Bedford, Southampton,
Anthropological
··
Canada, see Gibb, Duncan
the Cape (Ex. 12)..
see Lubbock, J.
Denmark (Ex. 80)..
in Egypt, see Lubbock, John
··
from the Gold Coast, West Africa, see
Burton, R. F., and V. L. Cameron
Implements from Greece (Polished) (Ex. 134)
from Hackney Brook (Ex. 273)
couver's Island (Ex. 124)
··
• •
..
•
Honduras, see Franks, A. W.
and Turks and Caicos
..
St. Vincent (Ex. 160)
San José (Ex. 13)..
of South Africa, see Layard, E. L.
from South Africa (Ex. 123)
·
•
India, see Anthropological Mis-
•
in South Russia, see Gooch, W. D.
from the Surface Soil (Ex. 145)
Tasmanian (Ex. 159)
•
..
(Ex. 363)
the Island of San José (Steffens,
•
•
Mallicollo and Vanikoro (Ex. 197)
used by the Maoris, see Hector, James..
from the Naga Hills, see Barron,
(Ex. 120).
Natal, see Sanderson, J...
of Newfoundland, see Lloyd, T. G. B.
from the North-east of London (Ex. 268)
Natal (Ex. 233)
Patagonia, see Rivers, A. H. Pitt
Perak, see Hale, A.
Queen Charlotte Island and Van-
··
•
··
•
•
·
•
•
•
•
•
••
··
··
J.E.S., N.S. i, 67
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. xcvii
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. xcvii
J.A.I. xi, 180
(Ex. 260)..
see Feilden, H. W. J.A.I. xiii, 162
(Ex. 304)..
J.A.I. xiii, 162
(Ex. 365)..
J.A.I. xvi, 65, 66
found in South Africa, see Penning, W. H. J.A.I. xvi, 68
J.A.I. x, 352
·
in Yorkshire, see Monkman, C...
from the Zetland Islands (Ex. 46)
Small, Highly Specialised Forms of, see
Brown, J. A.
Implements and Casts of Bones from Portugal
(Ex. 6) ..
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. xcii
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. xcii
J.A.I. vi, 40
J.A.I. vi, 40
J.A.I. xiii, 184
T.E.S. iv, 240
J.A.I. xi, 444
J.A.I. xii, 231
J.A.I. x, 460
J.A.I. iii, 65
J.E.S., N.S. i, 51
J.E.S., N.S. i, 51
A.R. vi, J.A.S. P.
J.A.I. iv, 215
J.A.I. xii, 449
J.A.I. i, 348
J.A.I. xii, 176
J.A.I. vi, 37
J.A.I. vi, 37
J.A.I. xiii, 119
J.A.I. xvi, 65
J.E.S., N.S. i, 67
J.A.I. vi, 199
J.A.I. v, 458
xl
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. lxii
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. lxii
J.A.I. viii, 15
J.A.I. v, 233
J.A.I. xi, 455
J.A.I. viii, 15
J.A.I. iv, 311
J.A.I. xvii, 66
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. cxxii
J.A.I. iii, 204
J.A.I. iii, 57
J.A.I. iii, 178
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 157
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xxxii
J.A.I. xviii, 134
T.E.S. vii, 39
1
Index.
275
Stone Implements and Pottery from Canada (Ex. 146)..
the Cape of Good Hope,
see Dale, Langham
(Ex. 132)..
an Old Pawnee Village,
see Ethnological Notes and Queries, 15 ..
and Bronze Implements from Jersey (Ex. 170)..
and Copper Implements from Asia Minor (Ex.
261)
Wooden, and Bone Implements from New Zea-
land (Ex. 192)
Lunar Calendars of the Chibchas, see Bollaert,
W.
Mining Tools from Alderley Edge, see Dawkins,
W. B.
..
··
(Ex. 182)..
Monuments, see Lewis, A. L., on the "Devil's
Arrows".
..
in the Country of the Carnutes, see
Lewis, A. L.
ten, H. H.
H.
CL
East of Jordan, see Conder, C. R.
in Ireland, see Lewis, A. L.
of the Khasi Hill Tribes, see Godwin-
Austen, H. H.
··
··
Nagas, see Godwin-Austen, H.
in Westmoreland, see Lewis, A. L.
Non-sepulchral, see Walhouse, M. J.
Monuments, Rude, East of Jordan (Ex. 397)
see Rude Stone Monuments.
··
Mortars in California, see Skertchly, S. B. J...
Mullers from Tahiti and the West Indies (Ex.
23)
··
Relics of the Mediterranean, Non-historic, see
Oliver, S. P.
""
··
R. F.
Stonehenge, see Nilsson, S.
··
see Clarke, C. B.
see Godwin-Aus-
•
•
Spinning Tops, from New Guinea (Ex. 374)
Torres Strait, see Read,
C. H.
Weapons, Methods of Making. By Paul Schu-
macher. See Anthropological Miscellanea, 93.
Anthropological Gleanings
··
··
·
Zodiac of the Aztecs, see Bollaert, W.
Stones on the Clent Hills, near Hagley, see Anthropo-
logical Miscellanea, 135
..
Worked, found in Cairns near Bangor, see Ram-
say, A. C.
··
and Bones from Egypt and Midian, see Burton,
·
··
-
Photograph of (Ex. 17)
on a Proposed Exploration of, see Rivers, A.
H. Pitt
D
Worked Flints from (Ex. 18)
Stothard, R. T., "The Propensitorial Zodiac." Review
Stow, G. W., Account of an Interview with a Tribe of
Bushmans in South Africa. 17th June, 1873
J.A.I. iii, 65
J.A.I. i, 345
J.A.I. i, 345
J.E.S., N.S. i, 331
J.A.I. iv, 2
J.A.I. xi, 196
J.A.I. v, 464
M.A.S. i, 210
J.A.I. v, 2
J.A.I. v, 2
J.A.I. viii, 180
J.A.I. xix, 66
J.A.I. xix, 65
J.A.I. ix, 137
J.A.I. i, 122
J.A.I. iii, 481
J.A.I. v, 37
J.A.I. iv, 144
J.A.I. xv, 165
J.A.I. vii, 21
J.A.I. xix, 65
J.A.I. xvii, 332
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 121
J.A.I. iv, 90
J.A.I. xvii, 85
J.A.I. xvii, 85
J.A.I. vii, 544
M.A.S. i, 210
J.A.I. xii, 568
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 316
J.A.I. viii, 290
T.E.S. iv, 244
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 1
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 1
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 1
J.A. 357
J.A.I. iii, 244–247
T 2
276
Index.
Straits Settlements. Spears, &c., from Perak (Ex. 204)
and Malay States, Native Races of, see
Anthropological Conferences
Stratton, T., "The Celtic Origin of the Greek and Latin
Languages." Review
Streitzig Lake, Pile Works in, see Anthropological
News, 172
Strictures on Darwinism, see Howorth, H. H.
Strike-a-lights, Old English (Ex. 364)
Strychnine, Immunity of Monkey to, see Anthropological
News, 182
Stuart, (Major) R., the Vlakhs of Mount Pindus.
November, 1867
Stuart, Villiers, Note on some Egyptian Antiquities.
June, 1882
•
•
Stuart's Lake Indians, see Hamilton, Gavin
Study of Anthropology, see Hunt, James
Struggle of Man with Nature, see Schaaffhausen, H...
Suakin, Natives of, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
72
• O
•
..
··
Subjective Light in Relation to Forensic Anthropology,
see Miscellanea Anthropologica, 1
Submerged Forest in Somerset, see Dawkins, W. Boyd
Suckling, Effect of
Sudán, Egyptian, Ethnology of, see Keane, A. H.
Sue, Eugène, “The Rival Races; or, the Sons of Joel."
Review
26th
27th
Suffolk, Tumuli in
Suffolk Crag (Ex. 137, 138)
Sultan's Harem, see Millingen, F.
Sumatra, see Forbes, H. O., on the Kubus
Deformation of the Head in, see Anthropo-
logical Miscellanea, 142
··
land, A. W.
Surnames, English, see Beddoe, J.
Phoenician Characters from, see Harrison, J.
··
P...
Late Phoenician Characters from (Ex. 181)
South, Skulls of the Inhabitants of, see Swaving,
··
C...
Sumerian, or Akkad Families, see Clark, H., on Prehis-
toric Comparative Philology," etc.
•
Superfotation, see Miscellanea Anthropologica, 2
Supernatural Phenomena, Tests adapted to determine the
Truth of..
Superstition in London, Recent, see Clarke, Hyde
Superstition, Chinese, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
171
Superstitions as to Hares, Geese and Poultry, see Thrupp,
J...
•
of African Tribes, see Hutchinson, T. J.
► •
of the Gallinas People of Sierra Leone, see
Harris, J. M.
··
of Nations, see Miscellanea Anthropologica, 9
of the Veddahs, see Bailey, J.
English
Surface Changes affecting Ethnography, see Howorth,
•
··
H. H.
•
Surgery and Superstition in Neolithic Times, see Buck-
..
J.A.I. vi, 310
J.A.I. xvi, 221
J.A. 338
A.R. viii, 108
J.A.I. iv, 101
J.A.I. xvi, 65
.A.R. viii, 217
T.E.S. vi, 311-327
J.A.I. xii, 324-326
J.A.I. vii, 206
A.R. i, 1
A.R. v,
J.A.I. vi, 191
276
A.R. i, 179
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 141
J.E.S., N.S. i, 86
J.A.I. xiv, 91
A.R. i, 481-484
Anthrop. p. lxx
J.A.I. ii, 89
J.A., J.A.S. p. cix
J.A.I. xiv, 121
J.A.I. xiv, 85
J.A.I. iv, 387
J.A.I. iv, 387
A.R. viii, 178
J.A.I. iv, 148
A.R. i, 180
Anthrop. 359
J.E.S., N.S. i, 35
J.A.I. xvii, 80
T.E.S. v, 162
T.E.S. i, 327
M.A.S. ii, 25
A.R. i, 491
T.E.S. ii, 278
A.R. V,
314
T.E.S. vii, 134
J.A.I. xi, 7
J.A.I. xii, 231
Index.
277
Surrey, Flint Implement from Virginia Water; and
Bronze Celt, from Thorpe (Ex. 128).
Survival of a Human Pairing Season, see Anthropo-
logical Miscellanea, 186
of certain Racial Features, see Anthropologi-
cal Miscellanea, 132 ..
Sutherland, P. C. (M.D.), on the Esquimaux. 8th Feb-
ruary, 1854
Swamy, Mutu Coomara, on the Ethnology of Ceylon,
referring especially to the Singalese and Tamil In-
habitants. Abstract
Swan, J. G., “The Indians of Cape Flattery." Review..
Swaving, (Dr.) C., Collection of Skulls, see Anthropolo-
gical Notes, 28
N
Description of the Skulls of the Inhabi-
tants of the Highlands of Palembang (South Sumatra)
Sweden, Photographs of Dalecarlian Peasants (Ex. 58)..
Swedish Populations out of Sweden, see Latham, R. G.
Sweet, Language and Thought. With Discussion.
23rd January, 1877
Swettenham, F. A., on the Native Races of the Straits
Settlements and Malay States, see Anthropological
Conferences
··
••
Syllabic Characters used by Vey Negroes, see Creswick,
H. C.
Symbolic Messages, African, see Gollmer, C. A.
West African, see Bloxam, G. W.
(Ex. 370)
Symbols, International Code of, see Evans, J.
Syphilis, on its Alleged Introduction from America, see
••
··
Bollaert, W.
in a Monkey, see Lund, E.
Syphilitic Monkey (Ex. 32)..
Syria, Stone Implements from, see Lubbock, John
Systematic mode of Craniometry, see Busk, G...
Swinhoe, R., Ethnology of the Island of Formosa
on the Natives of Formosa.
17th Novem-
ber, 1858. Letter, with brief Vocabulary of the Dia-
lect spoken by the Aborigines in the Kalepan River T.E.S. i, [131-133]
Switzerland, Jade Implements found in, see Westropp,
H. M.
J.A.I. x, 359
T.E.S. vi, 260
J.A.I. xiv, 169
J.A.I. xvi, 295
J.A.I. xvi, 295
J.A.I. v, 427
T.
Review
Tableau ethnographique, recherches sur.
Tables of Observations, see Anthrop. Misc., 199
Tablets from Easter Island, see Harrison, J. P.
Tagore, G. M., on Buddhism. With Discussion.
April, 1862
··
··
··
..
•
••
15th
•
on the Formation and Institution of the
Caste System-the Aryan Polity. 2nd June, 1863..
Tagore, G. M., Opinions of the Brahmins respecting
Spiritism and Supernatural Phenomena
"Tailed" Boy from Saigon (Ex. 330)
Tait on Britain during the Stone Age, see Anthropo-
logical News, 87
Talbot de Malahide (Lord), on the Longevity of the
Romans in North Africa. With Discussion. 11th
July, 1882
··
J.A.I. i, 212
J.A.I. xviii, 93
J.A.I. xii, 438
J.E.S. iv, 193–214
··
A.R. i, 444
J.A. 237
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. clvii
A.R. viii, 178–183
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xxxii
J.E.S. iv, 152
J.A.I. vi, 457–482
J.A.I. xvi, 221
A.R. i, 445
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. cclvi
A.R. iii, J.A.S! p. cxxi
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. cxxi
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. xcii
T.E.S. i, 341
Anthrop. 267
J.A.I. xviii, 420
J.A.I. v, 248
T.E.S. ii, 182-196
T.E.S. ii, 369–386
Anthrop. 464
J.A.I. xiv, 327
A.R. vi, 221
J.A.I. xii, 441–448
278
Index.
Tamil, A, (Native of Ceylon) on the Weddos. 8th
December, 1863..
Tamul Castes, see Maniegar, S. C. C.
Tanagra, Votive Statuettes from, see Rivers, A. H.
Pitt
··
1
(Ex. 207)
Tanganyika, Twelve Tribes of, see Hore, E. C.
Taplin, (Rev.) George, Notes on a Comparative Table of
Australian Languages. With Discussion. (Fold-
ing Table.) 17th April, 1871..
• J
(C
·
•
..
"Folk-lore, Manners, Customs, and
Languages of the South Australian Aborigines."
Review
··
•
··
Further Notes on the Mixed Races of
Australia, and their Migrations and Language.
(With Extract from a Letter from A. W. Howitt to
the Rev. L. Fison.) With Discussion. 10th March,
1874
··
Tasmanian, Portrait of an Aboriginal (Ex. 319)..
Tasmanians, see Allport, M.
see Calder, J. E.
the Origin of, see Bonwick, James
Osteology and Peculiarities of. Review..
Photographs, Casts of Skulls, Masks, and Stone
Implements of (Ex. 159)
Water-colour Drawings of (Ex. 47)
Tate, George, "The Ancient Sculptured Rocks of Northum-
berland and the Eastern Borders, with Notices of the
Remains associated with these Sculptures." Review.
(Plate and Woodcuts)..
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•
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·
·
Tate, Ralph, Description of an Inscribed Rock on the
Banks of the Iguana. Brief Notice. 15th February,
1870
•
•
Report of Zetland Anthropological Ex-
pedition. 14th November, 1865
Report on the Zetland Anthropo-
logical Exploration. 14th November, 1865. Abstract
and Discussion ..
Tattooed Head of Maori (Ex. 336)
Man from Burmah, see Franks, A. W.
(Ex. 140)
Tattooing, see Buckland, A. W.
Tawhiao, Portrait of (Ex. 335)
Taylor, (Rev.) Isaac, (LL.D., Litt. D.), the Origin and
Primitive Seat of the Aryans. With Discussion.
22nd November, 1887
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•
Taylor, (Col.) Meadows, the Prehistoric Archæology of
India. 23rd May, 1869. (Plates)
Tea, Coffee, Cocoa, etc., Plants Producing, see Crawfurd,
J...
Teak-wood Figures, from the Nicobar Islands (Ex. 24)
Teeth, Size of, as a Race Character, see Flower, W. H.
Teeth, Filed
Tegumentary Differences among the Races of Man, see
Dunn, R.
..
Tehuelche Indians of Patagonia, see Hutchinson, T. J.
Telescope Tube of the Peruvians, see Bollaert, W.
Telescopic Device" of the Mound Builders of the
United States, see Bollaert, W.
•
..
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··
T.E.S. iii, 70-71
T.E.S. iii, 93
J.A.I. vi, 310
J.A.I. vi, 310
J.A.I. xii, 2
J.A.I. i, 84-88; 102-104
J.A.I. x, 234
J.A.I. iv, 52–57
J.A.I. xiv, 90
J.A.I. iii, 178
J.A.I. iii, 7
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 121
Anthrop. 589
J.A.I. iii, 178
A.R. V,
J.A.S. p. xxxii
A.R. iii, 293-298
A.R. viii, J.A.S. p. cviii
M.A.S. ii, 339-347
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. xvi-xviii
J.A.I. xv, 185
J.A.I. ii, 228
J.A.I. ii, 228
J.A.I. xvii, 318
J.A.I. xv. 185
J.A.I. xvii, 238-275
J.E.S., N.S. i, 157–181
T.E.S. vii, 197
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 137
J.A.I. xiv, 183
J.E.S., N.S. i, 86
T.E.S. i, 59
T.E.S. vii, 313
M.A.S. i, 210
M.A.S. i, 210
Index.
279
Telfer, (Commander), —, (R.N.), Notes on Skulls and
Works of Art, from a Burial Ground near Tiflis.
With Discussion. 10th March, 1874. (Plate)
Temperaments, see Murray, J. C…..
Tenby, Curious Discovery at, see Anthropological News,
169
Teneriffe, see Haigh,
Tennessee, Pigmy Graveyard in, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 71
··
Terra-cotta Figures, Græco-Egyptian (Ex. 107)
Heads from Mexico and Sicily (Ex. 283)..
Tablets from Babylonia, see Peek, C. E...
(Ex. 379)
Votive Statuettes from Tanagra (Ex. 207)
"Terramares de Reggianais. By G. de Mortillet.”
Review
Terry, James, "Sculptured Anthropoid Ape Heads."
Review. See Anthropological Miscellanea, 268
Teuto-Celtic and Slavo-Sarmatian Races. (Review of
Kinglake's History of the Invasion of the Crimea.
1864)
Skulls from (Ex. 414)
··
((
··
Anthropological Miscellanea, 131..
Paleolithic Flint Implements from (Ex. 277)
•
(Ex. 245)
(Ex. 356)
•
•
Theological Criticism, see Philalethes
Philology. Review..
..
• •
Teuton? What is a,
Texas, Indian Tribes of, see Bollaert, W...
Text Books on Anthropology
Textile and Tinctorial Plants, see Crawfurd, J.
Thames, Paleolithic Implement from the Bed of the, see
•
··
• •
•
..
·
•
··
↓·
•
··
•
··
•
•
··
•
(Ex. 419)
at Kew, Skulls and Bronze Implements from (Ex.
41)
Thane, George D., on some Naga Skulls. 10th May, 1881.
(Folding Table)..
Thanet, Isle of, Flint Implements and Roman Remains
in, see Rivers, A. H. Pitt
··
··
··
•
··
•
··
Thebes, Bracelets and Necklace found near (Ex. 153)
Thenay, Flints from the Miocene Beds of, see Anthropo-
logical Miscellanea, 147
•
•
..
•
··
•
..
..
Theories of Human Origin
Theory of the Arts. By George Harris."
of Development and its Bearing on
Religion, see Jackson, J. W...
“The Other World. By F. G. Lee." Review
"Thesaurus Craniorum. By J. B. Davis." Review
Thinking Substance in Man, see Simon, T. C.
Thomas, (Rev.) D. R. (M.A.), see Hughes, T. McK.
and D. R. T., on Implements from Pontnewydd
Cave
•
··
··
··
Review
Science and
•
•
•
··
and T. McK. Hughes (M.A.), on a Cairn
near Cefn, St. Asaph, North Wales. Abstract. 10th
January, 1871
Thomas, Oldfield, Account of a Collection of Human Skul's
from Torres Straits. With Discussion. 13th Janu-
ary, 1885. (2 Plates and Tables)
J.A.I. iv, 57–60
A.R. viii, 14
A.R. viii, 108
T.E.S. vii, 107
J.A.I. vi, 100
J.A. [3], J.A.S. p. xxxii
J.A.I. xii, 323
J.A.I. xviii, 102
J.A.I. xviii, 102
J.A.I. vi, 310
A.R. iv, P.M.A. 84
J.A.I. xx, 379
A.R. iv, 62-71
A.R. vi. 246
J.E.S. ii, 262
A.R. iii, 303-305
T.E.S. vii, 78
J.A.I. xii, 437
J.A.I. xii, 230
J.A.I. ix, 369
J.A.I. xv, 452
J.A.I. xx, 20
J.A.I. xx, 200
A.R. iv, J.A.S.
J.A.I. xi, 215–219
J.E.S., N.S. i, 1
J.A.I. iii, 139
J.A.I. xiv, 289
A.R. ii, 199
A.R. vi, 378-386
A.R. vii, 1–22
A.R. viii, 145
A.R. v, 257
J.A.I. vi, 98
A.R. vi, 386
A.R. iii, 146
J.A.I. iii, 337
p. cxxviii
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. cxlii
J.A.I. xiv, 328-343
280
Index.
Thompson, George C., on Consanguineous Marriages.
With Discussion. 5th April, 1870
Thomson, (Dr.) Allen (F.R.S.), Description of Andamanese
Bone Necklaces. 24th May, 1881
Thomson, Arthur (M.A., M.B.), on the Osteology of the
Veddahs of Ceylon. With Discussion. 14th May,
1889. (Folding Table)
14th
Thomson, A. S., (M.D.), Observations on the Stature,
Bodily Weight, Magnitude of Chest, and Physical
Strength of the New Zealand Race of Men.
April, 1852
Thomson, G., Notes on Cambodia and its Races. 9th July,
1867. (4 Plates)
Thomson, J., on the African Tribes of the British Empire,
see Anthropological Conferences
Thomson, Thomas R. Heywood (M.D.), the Bubis, or Edee-
yah of Fernando Po. 8th December, 1847..
Observations on the Reported Incompe-
tency of the "Gins," or Aboriginal Females of New
Holland, to procreate with a Native Male after having
borne Half-caste Children to a European or White.
10th November, 1852
Thomson, William, "Not Man, but Man-like," see Mis-
··
cellanea Anthropologica, 19
··
"Three Years in Western China." Review. See Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 237 ..
Thrupp, J., British Superstitions as to Hares, Geese, and
Poultry. 24th April, 1866
on the Domestication of Certain Animals
in England between the Seventh and Eleventh Cen-
turies. 25th April, 1865
Thukiue or Turks Proper, see Howorth, H. H., on the
Westerly Drifting of the Nomades. Part VII
Thumb and Finger Marks, Patterns in, see Anthropolo-
gical Miscellanea, 227
d
••
··
Thurn, E. F. im, on the Animism of the Indians of
British Guiana. With Discussion. 8th November,
1881
•
•
··
•
Measurements of a Cranium found in a
Long-barrow at Dinnington, Yorks. Proc. of the
Anthrop. Soc. of Paris..
the Two Principal Forms of Crania among
the Early Britons. 19th April, 1864. Notice and
Discussion
J.A.I. xi, 360–382
on the Races of the West Indies, see An-
thropological Conferences
J.A.I. xvi, 190
on some Stone Implements from British
Guiana. 14th June, 1881. (Plate and Woodcut).. J.A.I. xi, 444–452
Thurnam, (Dr.) J., Ancient Cranium of a Briton of the
Stone Period. Notice ..
A.R. iii, 320
on the Two Principal Forms of Ancient
British and Gaulish Skulls. 19th April, 1864. (Plates
and Woodcuts.) Part I
Part II
•
M
· •
Further Researches and Observations on
the Two Principal Forms of Ancient British Skulls.
5th March, 1867. (Plates)
·
J.A., J.A.S. pp. cli, clii
J.A.I. xi, 295309
J.A.I. xix, 125–159
J.E.S. iii, 123–131
T.E.S. vi, 246–252
J.A.I. xvi, 182
J.E.S. ii. 105–118
J.E.S. iii, 243–246
A.R. ii, 147
J.A.I. xx, 366
T.E.S. v, 162-167
T.E.S. iv, 164–172
J.A.I. i, 242
J.A.I. xx, 36Û
A.R. iv, 204
A.R. ii, J.A.S. pp. ccxxxi-
ccxxxiii
M.A.S. i, 120–168
M.A.S. i, 459-519
M.A.S. iii, 41-80
Index.
281
Thurnam, (Dr.) J., Further Researches and Observations
on the Two Principal Forms of Ancient British
Skulls. Abstract and Discussion
Thurnam, J. (M.D.) and J. B. Davis, "Crania Britannica."
Review
Thurnam's Ancient British and Gaulish Crania. (Discus-
sion before the Anthrop. Soc. of Paris)
Tia-Huanaco, Peru, Sculptured Monolith (Ex. 70)
Tibbu-Reschade, Nachtigal's Journey to, see Anthropo-
logical Notes, 31
Tibet, Objects from (Ex. 19)
Buddhism in, see Paske, E.
Tiddeman, R. H. (M.A.) on the Age of the Hyæna-
Bed at the Victoria Cave, Settle, and its Bearing
on the Antiquity of Man. With Discussion.
22nd May, 1877
346)
G.
Tierra del Fuego, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
146
Ethnological Objects from (Ex.
the Inhabitants of, see Garson, J.
Natives of (Ex. 408)
Wild Tribes of, see Snow, W.
Telfer,
P.
Tiflis, Skulls, and Works of Art from, see
··
Time, Notation of, in China, see Wade, T. F.
Timor, some of the Tribes of, see Forbes, H. O.
Timor-Laut, Cranial Characters of the Natives, see Gar-
son, J. G.
Ethnological Specimens from (Ex. 298)..
Ethnology of, see Forbes, H. O...
Tin for Bronze Tools and Weapons, see Crawfurd, J.
Tinctorial Plants, see Crawfurd, J.
Titans.
••
• •
•
•
Toe, Great, of the Annamese, see Anthropological Mis-
cellanea, 105
•
•
Toes, Relative Length of, see Harrison, J. P.
Tolmaen, near Penrhyn, Cornwall, Destruction of
Tomahawk from Tahiti (Ex. 54)
Tomb of Ollamh Fodhla, Discovery of, by E. A. Conwell.
Review
•
“Tomb Tablet” from Australia, see Murray, T. A.
Tombarra, (New Ireland), see Duffield, A. J.
Tombs in the Island of Rotumah, see Wood, W. W.
Tomkins, (Rev.) Henry George, Remarks on Mr. Flinders
Petrie's Collection of Ethnographic Types from the
Monuments of Egypt. With Discussion. 12th
June, 1889. (2 Plates)
..
··
Islands, Strange Funeral Ceremony in,
Anthropological Miscellanea, 122. .
Tonga Taboo, Cromlech at, see Mackenzie, K. R. H.
Tooting, Flint Celt from (Ex. 110)
Notes on the Hyksôs or Shepherd Kings
of Egypt. With Discussion. 28th May, 1889
Tonga, see Pritchard, W. T.
see
··
A.R. vi, 52
A.R. iv, 97-105
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xxxii
A.R. v, J.A.S. pp. cxxiv-
cxxxii
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. clix
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 31
J.A.I. viii, 195
J.A.I. xiv, 288
J.A.I. xv, 390
J.A.I. xv, 141
J.A.I. xix, 443
T.E.S. i, 261
J.A.I. iv, 57
T.E.S. vii, 210
J.A.I. xiii, 402
J.A.I. vii, 165–173; 174-
185
J.A.I. xiii, 386
J.A.I. xiii, 23
J.A.I. xiii 8
T.E.S. iii, 350
T.E.S. vii, 88
J.E.S., N.S. i, 85
J.A.I. ix, 460
J.A.I. xiii, 258
J.E.S., N.S. i, 87
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xxxii
Anthrop. 868
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. liii
J.A.I. xv, 114
J.A.I. vi, 5
T
J.A.I. xviii, 206-239
J.A.I. xix, 183–199
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. cxlvi
J.A.I. x, 460
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. excviii
J.A.I. i, 30
282
Index
Topinard, P., "Étude sur les Races Indigènes de
l'Australie." Review. See Anthropological Mis-
cellanea, 28
Observations upon the Methods and
Processes of Anthropometry. 11th May, 1880
on Resemblances between a Galtcha and
a Savoyard Skull. 21st January, 1879. Title only
Topinard's "Anthropology." Translated by R. T. H.
Bartley, M.D. Review. See Anthropological
Miscellanea, 91
Topley, William, (F.R.S.), on the Relation of the
Parish Boundaries in the South-East of England to
great Physical Features, particularly to the Chalk
Escarpment. With Discussion. 18th February,
1873. (3 Plates)
··
..
Notes on the Roman Remains found at
Newhaven, see Walker, B., and J. C. Ardagh
Topographical Nomenclature of Turkish Asia Minor,
(C
see Clarke, Hyde
Topography of Sigwell, see Rivers, A. H. Pitt
Toppich,, the Pelagosa Finds.
the Pelagosa Finds.
(Translated by Captain
Richard Burton.) Title only. 14th March, 1876..
Torrance (Rev.) G. W., (M.A., Mus. D.) Music of the
Australian Aborigines. With Discussion. 14th
December, 1886. .
..
""
Torre dei Giganti " of Malta, see Oliver, S. P., on
historic Stone Relics of the Mediterranean
Torres Strait, see Haddon, A. C.
Ethnological Objects from (Ex. 407)
Skulls from, see Thomas, O.
Towyn, Incised Slate Tablet from (Ex. 264)
Tozer (Rev.) H. Fanshawe-Researches in the Highlands
of Turkey; including visits to Mounts Ida, Athos,
Olympus, and Pelion, to the Mirdite Albanians, etc.
By H. F. T. 2 vols. J. Murray, 1869. Review
Traditions, see Farrar, F. W.
66
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Australian, see Major, R. H.
>>
""
..
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•
••
Non-
··
see Ridley, W.
of the Hervey Islands, see Gill, W. W...
Oral, see Campbell, J. F...
Transvaal, Population, Prospects, and Future Government
of the, by G. Pigot Moodie, F.R.G.S., see Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 95. Anthropological
Gleanings
Transversalis pedis " in the Foot of the Gorilla. Proc. of
the Anthrop. Soc. of Paris
((
..
Transylvania, the Peoples of, see Charnock, R. S.
Traps, Borneo, see Skertchly, S. B. J.
Travancore, Hill Tribes of, see Reviews.
Paper
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•
Capt. Fryer's
>>
Nepotism in, see Mateer, S.
Travellers, Anthropometric Apparatus for (Ex. 389)
Traveller's Box of Anthropometric Instruments (Ex. 358)
"Travels of Pedro de Cieza de Leon. By C. R. Markham.'
Review
"Travels in Western China and on the Borders of
Eastern Tibet. By Capt. W. J. Gill." See Anthropo-
logical Miscellanea, 95. Anthropological Glean-
ings"
CC
··
J.A.I. ii, 307
J.A.I. x, 212-224
J.A.I. viii, 395
J.A.I. vii, 540
J.A.I. iii, 32-56
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. cxcii
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. clxxix
J.A.I. viii, 191
J.A.I. vi, 54
J.A.L. xvi, 335-340
J.A.I. iv, 90
J.A.I. xix, 297
J.A.I. xix, 297
J.A.I. xiv, 328
J.A.I. xi, 310
J.E.S., N.S., i, 200
T.E.S. iii, 298
T.E.S. i, 349
J.A.I. ii, 257
J.A.I. vi, 2
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 325
J.A.I. viii, 100
A.R. iv, 107
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. clxx
J.A.I. xx, 211
J.E.S., N.S. i, 80
J.A.I. xii, 288
J.A.I. xviii, 332
J.A.I. xvi, 2
A.R. iii, 298
J.A.I. viii, 100
Index.
283
Travers, W. on the Destruction of the Aborigines of
Chatham Island. 7th March, 1865
Treatment of Diseases by Charms, as Practised by the
Singalese in Ceylon, see Dickman, H.
"Tree and Serpent Worship. By J. Fergusson."
Review
··
··
··
Trees, Right of Property in, on the Land of another, see
Clarke, H.
Tregear, Edward, the Maori and the Moa.
cussion. 14th December, 1887
the Maoris of New Zealand. 9th April,
..
··
•
1889
Trellech, see Price, F. G. H.
Tremlett, C. F., the Great Toe of the Annamese, see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 105..
Tremlett, (Admiral) F. S., on the Cromlech (Stone
Circle) of Er-Lanic. With Discussion. 11th March,
1884. (Plate)
··
··
With Dis-
··
Quadrilateral Constructions at Mané-
Pochat-en-Uieu and Mané-Ty-ec, near Carnac, Ex-
plored by the late James Miln, F.S.A. Scot.
Discussion. 28th April, 1885. (Plate)
With
Notes on a Recent Discovery in Finistère,
see Anthropological Miscellanea, 217
the Sculptured Dolmens of the Morbihan,
Brittany. With Discussion. 10th March, 1885.
(2 Plates)
••
Notes on Stone Circles in Brittany. With
Discussion. 8th May, 1883. (Plate)
Trent Valley, see Mackie, S. J., on Human Remains
from Muskham..
..
Trephining in the Neolithic Period, see Horsley, V.
Days of the Incas, see Anthropological
••
··
News, 72
and Skull-boring from America, Prehistoric (Ex.
405)
..
Tribal Affinities among the Aborigines of Australia, see
..
Wake, C. S.
System in Ireland, see Westropp, H. M.
Triegaardt's Trek, Survivors of, see Anthropological
News, 79
Trinidad, Stone Implements from San José (Ex. 13)
Tristan d'Acunha, Island of, see Anthropological
Miscellanea, y
Troano Codex of Madrid, see Bollaert, W., on Central
American Hieroglyphics
••
Troanus Maya Codex of Madrid (Ex. 68)..
Trotter, Coutts, Notes on the Natives of the Polynesian
Islands. 22nd March, 1887
Troy, Objects from Hissarlik (Ex. 186)
..
·
Fugitives from
Tschudi, (Dr.) J. J. de, on the Ancient Peruvians.
Tsëĕn-Han-Shoo, see Wylie, A.
see Wylie, A.
Book 95, see Wylie, A.
Book 96, Part 2, see Wylie, A.
Translation of, see Wylie, A.
Tuckett, F. F., On a Supposed Diminution in the Size of
Heads during the last Quarter of a Century, derived
··
T.E.S. iv, 352–360
T.E.S. ii, 140
A.R. vii, 217
J.A.I. xix, 199
J.A.I. xvii, 292-305
J.A.I. xix, 97-123
J.A.I. ix, 51
J.A.I. ix, 460
..
J.A.I. xiv, 47–51
J.A.I. XV,
J.A.I. xix, 507
J.A.I. xvii, 75-78
J.A.I. v,
120
··
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 367
1884 J.E.S. i, 79-85
79–85
170-175
J.A.I. xv, 104-113
J.A.I. xiii, 143–151
T.E.S. ii, 266
J.A.I. xvii, 100
A.R. V,
v, 374
J.A.I. xix, 213
J.A. [3], J.A.S. p. xiii
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 342
A.R. vi, 117
J.E.S., N.S. i, 67
J.A.I. vi, 338
M.A.S. iii, 288
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xxxii
J.A.I. v, 41
J.A.I. x, 20
J.A.I. ix, 53
J.A.I. xi, 83
J.A.I. iii, 401
284
Index.
=
from the Observations of a Hatter upon his Sales
and Stock. Title only. 11th January, 1881
Tuke, D. Hack, (M.D.) The Cagots. 13th January,
1880. With Discussion
Tumuli, see Buckland, A. W., on " King Orry's Grave
see Mortimer, J. R., on Kemp How,"
Cowlam
(C
•
Ancient British, Bateman's Researches in,
Lubbock, J.
near the Village of Ardaschewo, Russia,
Bogouschefsky, (Baron) de..
on Brading Downs, Isle of Wight, see Price,
E., and F. G. H. Price
near Copiapó, see Madge, J. H.
on the Cotswold Hills, see Bird, H.
in Finistère, Sepulchral Chambers in, see Anthro-
pological Miscellanea, 204..
in the Isle of Man, see Anthropological News,
63
near Smyrna, sɛe Oliver, S. P., "Non-historic
Stone Relics of the Mediterranean
"2
•
of the Seven Hills, Livermere, Suffolk
Tumuli, Yorkshire, see Anthropological News, 162
and Stone Circles near Castleton, see Pennington,
··
R.
Tumulus near Brighton, see Rivers, A. H. Pitt
at Essequibo, see Brett, W. H.
at Seaford, see Rivers, A. H. Pitt
Tuna Tuoro, see Haast, Julius von, on Rock Paintings
in New Zealand. Appendix 3
Tundums, Australian (Ex. 345)
Tunes, Australian, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
165
see
see
J.
··
· •
Impersonal "Var”
"Know" and "Sow'
•
>>
Tupper, (Captain) A. C., Skulls and Bronze Implements
from the Thames at Kew. With Discussion. 20th
March, 1866
Turcoman Tribes of Central Asia, see Vambéry, A.
Turcomans between the Caspian and Merv, see Vambéry,
A.
•
••
··
··
Turkey, Researches in the Highlands of. Review
Worked Flints from Albania (Ex. 362) .
Turkish Asia Minor, Topographical Nomenclature of, see
Clarke, Hyde
•
•
•
··
··
•
and Georgian Names for Water Identical, see
•
Ethnological Notes and Queries, 18
Turkomania, on the Yamúd and Goklán Tribes, see
Bode, Baron de
•
Turks Islands, Stone Implements from (Ex. 193)
Turner, (Rev.) William Y. (M.D.), the Ethnology of the
Motu. With Discussion. 22nd January, 1878.
(Woodcuts)
Turner, (Sir) William (LL.D., F.R.S.), Cranial Deforma-
tion. Abstract..
··
on Cranial Deformities, more especially on
the Scaphocephalic Skull. Abstract..
Further Ethnological Enquiries, more
•
•
..
J.A.I. x, 431
J.A.I. ix, 376–385
J.A.I. xviii, 346
J.A.I. ix, 394
T.E.S. iii, 307
J.A.I. ii, 199
J.A.I. xii, 192
J.A.I. xị, 437
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. lxv
J.A.I. xix, 90
A.R. V,
v, 370
J.A.I. iv, 93
Anthrop. p. lxx
A.R. viii, 101
J.A.I. iv, 377
J.A.I. vi, 280
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. cxcv
J.A.I. vi, 287
J.A.I. viii, 63
J.A.I. XV, 390
J.A.I. xvi, 425
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. cxxviii-
CXXX
A.R. ii, 326
J.A.I. ix, 337
J.E.S., N.S. i, 200
J.A.I. xvi, 65
A.R. v,
J.A.S. clxxix
p.
J.E.S., N.S. i, 201
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 192
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 96
J.E.S. i, 60
J.A.I. vi, 37
J.A.I. vii, 470-499
A.R. ii, 323
A.R. i, 391
Index.
285
especially connected with the Western Esquimaux,
see "Report of the Arctic Committee." Appen-
dix
Turner, (Sir) William (LL.D., F.R.S.), Human Cranium
from Amiens. Abstract
Twana Indians. By Rev. M. Eells. See Anthropo-
logical Miscellanea, 93. Anthropological
Gleanings
Twins, see Anthropological News, 47. An Anti-
Malthusian Family
""
(6
··
··
see Miscellanea Anthropologica, 35..
Heredity in, see Galton, F.
History of, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
58
..
··
Tylor on Marriage Systems and Laws of Descent, see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 185
Tylor, Alfred, on the Discovery of supposed Human
Remains in the Tool-Bearing Drift of Moulin-Quig-
non. 21st April, 1863. Plate..
Discussion
the Homological Nature of the Human
Skeleton. Title only. 27th February, 1883
on the Human Fossil at Nice. Title only.
14th June, 1881..
··
··
..
the Laws of Ornament in the Organic
World, and on the Origin of the Human Form.
Title only. 23rd March, 1880
··
the Origin of Numerals; or the Object-
Origin of Prehistoric Thoughts and Ideas illustrated
by the History of the Invention of the Art of Calcu-
lation and some other Useful Arts. With Discussion.
25th April, 1876
Tylor, Edward B. (D.C.L., F.R.S), Address delivered at
the Anniversary Meeting of the Anthropological
Institute. 27th January, 1880
25th January, 1881
Address to the Department of Anthropo-
logy of the British Association, Sheffield, 1879. See
Anthropological Miscellanea, 100
Notes on the Asiatic Relations of Poly-
nesian Culture. With Discussion. 22nd November,
1881
Remarks on Australian Marriage Laws.
9th December, 1879
on Buschmann's Researches in
North American Philology. 4th March, 1862
Enquiries as to Religion, Mythology, and
Sociology of Esquimaux Tribes, see Report of the
Arctic Committee." Appendix
((
on the Game of Patolli in Ancient Mexico,
and its probably Asiatic Origin. With Discussion.
9th April, 1878. (Woodcuts)..
on a Method of Investigating the Develop-
ment of Institutions; applied to Laws of Marriage
and Descent. With Discussion. 13th November,
1888. (Woodcuts)
Notes on the Modern Survival of Ancient
J.A.I. ii, 305
A.R. i, 392
J.A.I. vii, 544
A.R. v, 256
A.R. ii, 232
J.A.I. v, 324
J.A.I. v, 391
J.A.I. xviii, 91
A.R. i, 166-168
A.R. i, T.A.S. pp. i, ii
J.A.I. xiii, 7
J.A.I. xi, 31
J.A.I. x, 108
J.A.I. vi, 125-136
J.A.I. ix, 443–458
J.A.I. x, 440-458
J.A.I. ix, 235
J.A.T. xi, 401-405
J.A.I. ix, 354
T.E.S. ii, 130–136
J.A.I. ii, 297
J.A.I. viii, 116–131
J.A.I. xviii, 245–272
286
Index.
With Discussion.
Amulets against the Evil Eye.
12th March, 1889
Tylor, Edward B., (D.C.L., F.R.S.), Old Scandinavian
Civilisation among the Modern Esquimaux. With
Discussion. 12th June, 1883. (2 Plates)
on the Origin of the Plough and Wheel-
carriage. With Discussion. 24th February, 1880.
(Plate and Woodcuts)..
on Phenomena of the Higher Civilisation
Traceable to a Rudimental Origin among Savage
Tribes. Abstract. See Anthropology at the
British Association, 1866
Phenomena of the Higher Civilisation
Traceable to a Rudimental Origin among Savage
Tribes..
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the Philosophy of Religion among the
Lower Races of Mankind. 26th April, 1870. With
Discussion
(C
• •
Scythe-Chariots in Ancient Britain, see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 112
Note on the Veddas of Ceylon
Wild Men and Beast-Children
··
see Burton, R. F., on the Akkas..
Type, Elasticity of, in Animals, see Devis, C. w.
Fixity of, see Farrar, F. W.
see Farrar, F. W……
··
··
••
Remarks on the Geographical Distribution
of Games. With Discussion. 11th March, 1879.. J.A.I. ix, 23-30
on Japanese Mythology. With
Discussion. 28th March, 1876
"Researches into the Early History of
Mankind, and the Development of Civilisation.”
1865. Review ..
J.A.I. vi, 55-60
..
..
JJ.
Uist, Island of; Hypogeum at Valaquie, see Carmichael,
A. A.
•
· •
··
Ula from Lake Nyassa, see Flower, W. H.
(Ex. 423)
Ulia Vocabulary, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
213, 214..
Ulverstone, see Morris, J. P., Report of Explorations
Conducted in the Kirkhead Cave
..
•
•
··
Human Species, see Dunn, R.
of Mankind, Psychological, see Wake, C. S.
Skull from, see Beigel,
Kirkhead Cave near, see Miscellanea Anthro-
pologica, 36
Underground Structure at Driffield, see Mortimer, J. R.
Unger, (Dr.) Franz. Obituary Notice. With Portrait..
United States, Anthropology in the, see Anthropological
Notes, 2..
Flint Implements from (Ex. 237)
Unity of Comte's Life and Doctrine. By J. H. Bridges.
Review
•
..
•
""
Unity of the Human Race, see Knox, R., Ethnological
Inquiries and Observations
J.A.I. xix, 54-56
··
J.A.I. xiii, 348-357
J.A.I. x, 74-84
A.R. iv, 394
A.R. v, 303-314
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 369–381
A.R. iii, 248-265
J.A.I. x, 128
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 96
A.R. i, 21-32
J.A.I. xviii, 121
M.A.S. iii, 81
T.E.S. iii, 394
A.R. ii, 302
J.A.I. iii, 272
J.A.I. XX, 225
J.A.I. xx, 225
J.A.I. xix, 494; 500
M.A.S. ii, 358
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. cxxiii
A.R. ii, 344
J.A.I. vii, 277
J.A. 227–232
J.A. 111
J.A.I. viii, 377
A.R. iv, 289
A.R. i, 255
T.E.S. i, 186
M.A.S. iii, 134
Index.
287
Unst, Archaic Anthropology of, see Hunt, J.
Shetland, see Blake, C. C., on Human Remains
from the "Muckle Heog"
Urns of Chloritic Schist found in Kist-vaens on the
"Muckle Heog," see Roberts, G. E.
Urquhart, F. C., see Anthropological Miscellanea, 143
Use and Disuse, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 239
Uzes, see Howorth, H. H., on the Westerly Drifting of
the Nomades. Part VII
•
T.
Valentine, Mann S., Exhibition of Sculptures and Photo-
graphs from North Carolina, see Keane, A. H.
Vallabhúcháryas, Sect of, see Maharajas. Review
Vallis, Gustav, see Anthropological News, 168
Vambéry, Arminius, on the Dervishes and Hadjis of
the East. (Translated by Berthold Seemann) 14th
February, 1865 ..
on the Dervishes of Central Asia. 14th
February, 1865. Discussion
the Turcoman Tribes of Central Asia.
Abstract..
•
the Turcomans between the Caspian
and Merv. With Discussion. 25th November, 1879
Van der Hoeven, John, "Beschrijving van Schedels van
Inboorlingen der Carolina-Eilanden." Review.
Review. See
Davis, J. B.
··
·
CC
Obituary Notice
see Reviews, 161
Vancouver Island, see Sproat, G. M.
Vancouver's Island, Artificially Deformed Skulls from
(Ex. 125)
•
··
··
•
tr
•
••
..
Fishing Indians of, see Bogg, E. B.
Indian Tribes of, see Jacob, E. W.
Stone Implements from (Ex. 124)
•
and British Columbia, the Natives of, by
R. King, see Anthropology at the British As-
sociation, 1869
Vandenpeerenboom, Alphonse, Letter Relative to Excava-
tions in Belgium. 5th March, 1867 .
Vanderkindere, Léon, "Recherches sur l'Ethnologie de la
Belgique." Review. See Anthropological Mis-
cellanea, 30
··
•
··
Vanikoro, Natives of, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
76
..
..
Skulls, &c., from (Ex. 197)
from, see Busk, G.
Varangians, see Howorth, H. H.
many. Part VI”
see Howorth, H. H. The Ethnology of Ger-
many. Part VI"
..
see Anthropological Miscellanea, 137, 139
Varieties and Early Migrations of the Human Race, see
•
•
Ethnology of Ger-
·
..
Fitzroy,
•
•
of the Human Species, Classification of, see
Flower, W. H...
M.A.S. ii, 294
M.A.S. i, 299
M.A.S. i, 296
J.A.I. xiv, 87
J.A.I. xx, 366
J.A.I. i, 242
J.A.I. xii, 281
A.R. iv, 252
A.R. viii, 107
M.A.S. ii, 14-24
A.R. iii, J.A.S.pp.cxli-cxliii
A.R. ii, 326, 327
J.A.I. ix, 337–344
A.R. iv, 47
A.R. vii, J.A.S.
J.A. 70
T.E.S. v,
243
P.
lxxxii
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. cxxii
M.A.S. iii, 260
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. xi
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. cxxii
A.R. vii, 425
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. cxxiii
J.A.I. ii, 310
J.A.I. vi, 335
J.A.I. vi, 199
J.A.I. vi, 200
J.A.I. xii, 525
J.A.I. xiii, 213
J.A.I. xiii, 119; 238
T.E.S. i, 1
J.A.I. xiv, 378
288
Index.
Varini, see Howorth, H. H. "Ethnology of Germany.
Part VI"
see Howorth, H. H.
many. Part VI"
(C
of Tacitus, see Clarke, Hyde
Varangians, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
137, 139..
Vatican, Anthropology at the, see Anthropological
News, 89
Vaux, W. S. W., (M.A., F.R.S.), on the Probable Origin
v.
of the Maoris or Native Inhabitants of New Zealand.
With Discussion. 11th January, 1876
see Hector, J., and W. S. W.
Veddah Skull, Note on
Veddahs, see a ،، Tamil," on the Weddos
Skeletons and Skulls of (Ex. 402)
of Ceylon
The Ethnology of Ger-
(Year 1868)
··
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•
see Bailey, J.
Osteology of, see Thomson, A.
Venezuela, Indian Remains found in, see Ernst, A.
Remarks on the Population of, see Ernst, A.
Venn, John, (D.Sc., F.R.S.) Cambridge Anthropometry.
•
•
in France
Virchow, R., see Idea of Life
Vision-testing, see Carter, R. B.
Visualised Numerals, see Galton, F.
•
··
··
•
·
..
24th April, 1888
Veraguas, see Bollaert, W., on Central American Hiero-
glyphics
Vey Negroes, Syllabic Characters used by, see Creswick,
H. C.
Syllabarium, see Creswick, H. C.
Veys, Life among the, see Creswick, H. C.
Vibraye, de, Flint Implements in the Department of
Loire et Cher, see Miscellanea Anthropologica, 5
Victoria Cave, see Busk, G.
··
see Dawkins, W. B., on the Work of the
Settle Cave Committee
•
Settle, Age of the Hyæna-Bed, see Tid-
deman, R. H.
"Victoria Falls of the Zambesi. By Baines." Re-
••
view
Viking Grave, Cranium found in (Ex. 301)
"C
See
Vikings of Western Christendom." Review.
Anthropological Miscellanea, 231..
Villees. See Shortt, J., on the Tribes of Southern India
Villin, E., Prof. G. Nicolucci's Anthropology of Etruria.
(Abstract of a Paper read on December 4th, 1869, at
the Academy of the Physical and Mathematical
Sciences of Italy)
Résumé of the "Bulletins " of the Paris
Anthropological Society. (From June, 1867, to
January, 1868) ..
•
•
..
see Lagneau, Gustave, on the Saracens
■
•
·
Vitality of the Negro in the United States, see Reichen-
bach, O.
Viti, and its Inhabitants, see Pritchard, W. T. ..
J.A.I. xii, 525
J.A.I. xiii, 213
T.E.S. vii, 60
J.A.I. xiii, 119; 238
A.R. vi, 222
J.A.I. v, 451-458; 463, 464
Anthrop. 251
T.E.S. iii, 70
J.A.I. xix, 125
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 96
T.E.S. ii, 278
J.A.I. xix, 125
J.A. [3], J.A.S. p. vii
M.A.S. iii, 274
J.A.I. xviii, 140–154
M.A.S. iii, 288
T.E.S. vi, 260
T.E.S. vi, 260
T.E.S. vi, 354
A.R. i, 182
J.A.I. iii, 392
J.A.I. i, 60
J.A.I. vii, 165
A.R. iv, 243
J.A.I. xiii, 122
J.A.I. xx, 362
T.E.S. iii, 373
J.A. 79-89
A..R. vii, 195-200
A.R. vii, 381-392
M.A.S. iii, 157
A.R. viii, 49
J.A.I. xv, 121
J.A.I. x, 85
A.R. ii, J.A.S. p. lxv
M.A.S. i, 195
Index.
289
Viti, Tonga, and Samoa, on the Inhabitants of, see
Pritchard, W. T.
•
Vlakhs of Mount Pindus, see Stuart, R...
Vocabularies, see Mackenzie, A. "Specimens of Native
Australian Languages'
Australian Tribes, see Palmer, E.
Aymara, see Forbes, D.
..
Bediya, see Mitra, R., on the Gypsies of Bengal
Bishareen, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 72
Canienga or Mohawk, see Hale, H.
Caribisce
Caroline Islands, see Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 214
""
H.
··
..
··
•
214
··
Cayapas, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 197
Champion Bay (West Australia), see Foley,
R. J.
Chinook Jargon, or Trade Language, see Wilson,
-, Report on Indian Tribes
Chocó..
..
··
Lepcha, see Campbell, A...
Limboo, see Campbell, A.,
around Darjeeling
•
Cowitchan and Sumass-chilukweyuk, see Wilson,
Report on Indian Tribes
Coyoukon
··
Darien Indians, see Cullen,
Formosa, see Swinhoe, R.
··
Gaelic and Welsh, see Crawfurd, J., on the so-
called Celtic Languages
••
••
Gypsy, see Crawfurd, J., on the Origin of the
Gypsies.
Hindi, see Crawfurd, J., on the Origin of the
Gypsies
Ke Islands and Timor-laut (Larat), see Forbes,
H. O.
..
•
··
··
··
··
Kibalans of Sau-o Bay
Kusaie, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 214
Kutch-a-Kutchin ..
··
··
•
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Modelja
••
•
Suj-él-pa. Colville Indians, see Wilson,
Report on Indian Tribes
Toole or Darien Indians, see Cullen,
•
Malemute
··
Melanesian, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
196. "Sketch of Api Grammar"
Mortlock, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
Mosquito
see Collinson, J., on the Mosquito Indians
Nichol Bay (North West of Australia), see Wal-
cott, P.
··
on the Tribes
..
··
Noánama and Tadó Indians, see White, R. B.
North American Indian, see Wilson,
Aboriginal Dialects of Queensland, see Barlow,
··
•
Inhabitants of Sau-o Bay, East Coast of Formosa
Singhalese, see Bailey, J., on the Veddahs of
Ceylon
..
Spokan and Kalispelm, see Wilson, , Report
on Indian Tribes
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. cxlvi
T.E.S. vi, 311
J.A.I. iii, 247
J.A.I. xiii, 276
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 287–297
M.A.S. iii, 132, 133
J.A.I. vi, 193
J.A.I. xiv, 242, 243
T.E.S. vi, 175
J.A.I. xix, 500-503
J.A.I. xviii, 304
T.E.S. iii, 297, 298
T.E.S. iv, 322-326
T.E.S. vi, 175
T.E.S. iv, 326–329
T.E.S. vii, 182, 183
T.E.S. vi, 172–174
T.E.S. i, [133]
T.E.S. iv, 92-100
T.E.S. iii, 28-30
T.E.S. iii, 28-30
J.A.I. xiii, 25--29
T.E.S. vi, 362, 363
J.A.I. xix, 501-503
T.E.S. vii, 183-185
J.E.S., N.S. i, 155–157
T.E.S. vii, 157-159
T.E.S. vii, 180-182
J.A.I. xviii, 302
J.A.I. xix, 501-503
T.E.S. vi, 175
M.A.S. iii, 156
T.E.S. ii, 249-251
J.A.I. xiii, 254–256
T.E.S. iv, 322-332
J.A.I. ii, 166
T.E.S. vi, 362, 363
T.E.S. ii, 314–318
T.E.S. iv, 332
T.E.S. iv, 329-332
T.E.S. vi, 172-174
U
290
Index.
Vocabularies of Ulia, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
213, 214..
Veddah,
Ceylon
see Bailey, J., on the Veddahs of
•
··
(C
Vlakh, see Stuart, R., on the Valkhs of Mount
Pindus
Watchandie (West Australia), see Oldfield, A.,
on the Aborigines of Australia
Woolwa, see Collinson, J., on the Mosquito
Indians
Záparo, see Simson, A
··
Vocal and other Influences upon Mankind, of Pendency
of the Epiglottis, see Gibb, G. D.
Vogan, A. J., Notes on Certain Australian Marriage-
Systems, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 216….
Vogt, Carl, on Italian Crania. Letter
Lectures on Man: his Place in Creation
and in the History of the Earth. Edited by J.
Hunt.
on Microcephali; or, Human-Ape Or-
ganisms. Translation ..
··
·
··
the Primitive Period of the Human
Species. Translation
on the Results of the Congress of Palæont-
ologists at Copenhagen, see Anthropological News,
188
Vogt's Lectures on Man. Review..
Voice, the Character of, see Gibb, Duncan
Character of the, see Gibb, G. D...
Voisin, (Dr.) A., Anthropological Study on the Commune
(Parish) of Batz (Loire-inférieure), and the In-
nocuousness of Consanguineous Marriages, see
Anthropological Society of Paris..
Völkerpsychologie, Zeitschrift für," 1859. (Extracts.)
See Miscellanea Anthropologica, 13
Vollgraff, (Dr.) Karl, "Anthropognosie.
Ethnognosie
und Ethnologie. Polignosie und Polilogie, 1851,
1853, 1855. Review ..
""
Vollgraff's Anthropology, see Vollgraff, K
Vorschule der Völkerkunde. By L. Diefenbach." Re-
view
Votive Statuettes found at Tanagra, see Rivers, A. H.
Pitt
from Tanagra (Ex. 207)
Voyages through the Malayan Archipelago to New Guinea
and the "Papoea," Isles, see Anthropological Mis-
cellanea, 84. "Recent Anthropology'
""
··
••
•
··
W.
··
Wade, (Sir) T. F., on the Notation of Time in China.
9th June, 1868 .
Wâdy Arabah, the Arabs of, see Anthropological Mis-
cellanea, 149
··
Wagner, Hermann, Cerebral Measurements, see Anthro-
pological News, 41
··
on the Occipital Lobe of Man and Apes,
see Anthropological News, 40
J.A.I. xix, 494–503
T.E.S. ii, 314-318
T.E.S. vi, 327
T.E.S. iii, 294-297
M.A.S. iii, 155
J.A.I. viii, 223–227
M.A.S. iii, 106
J.A.I. xix, 505
A.R. v, 364-368
A.R. vii, 128-136
A.R. V, 204-221;
A.R. viii, 219
A.R. vii, 177
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. lxii
M.A.S. iii, 244
A.R. v, 363
A.R. i, 495
A.R. iv, 226-231
A.R. iv, 226
A.R. iii, 196
J.A.I. vi, 310
J.A.I. vi, 310
334-350
J.A.I. vii, 113
T.E.S. vii, 210-214
J.A.I. xv, 132
A.R. V,
249
A.R. v, 248
Index.
291
Wagner, Richard, "Das Judenthum in der Music." Re-
view
Wagner, Rudolph, Creation of Man, and Substance of the
Mind
Waitz, Theodor, Anthropology of Primitive Peoples.
First Part. Edited from the German by J. Frederick
Collingwood.
"Introduction to Anthropology." Re-
view
Waitz's Anthropology, Notes on, see Burton, R. F.
Wake, C. Staniland, on Aborigines of Western Aus-
tralia
the Adamites.
••
January, 1872
•
the Aim and Scope of Anthropology
on the Antiquity of Man and Comparative
Geology. Abstract and Discussion. 5th February,
1867
(C
··
With Discussion. 1st
Cannibalism
Chapters on Man." Review
"Contributions to the History of the
Development of the Human Race." Lectures and
Dissertations by Lazarus Geiger. Translated from
the Second German Edition by David Asher, Ph.D.
London, 1880. Review. See Anthropological
Miscellanea, 119
··
Étude sur les Races Indigènes de l'Aus-
tralie." Review. See Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 28
··
··
"C
··
Forlong's "Rivers of Life." Review
the Hamath Inscriptions, see Anthropo-
logical Miscellanea, 33
•
the Influence of the Phallic Idea in the
Religions of Antiquity. 5th April, 1870
··
··
··
··
··
Abstract and Discussion
Man and the Ape. With Discussion. 5th
November, 1872
··
Origin of the Moral Idea
the Origin of Serpent-Worship.
Discussion. 17th December, 1872
on Marriage by Capture
the Mental Characteristics of Primitive
Man; as exemplified by the Australian Aborigines.
With Discussion. 17th April, 1871..
the Nature and Origin of Group-marriage.
8th May, 1883
on Non-Mussulman Arabs, see Anthro-
Review.
•
•
•
pological Miscellanea, 128..
··
Organic Philosophy."
Anthropological Miscellanea, 23 ..
the Origin of the Classificatory System of
Relationships used among Primitive Peoples. With
Discussion. 30th April, 1878..
Notes on the Origin of the Malagasy.
With Discussion. 23rd November, 1880
on the Origin of the Malagasy.
only. 23rd November, 1880
Title
•
•
•
See
With
•
A.R. vii, 306
A.R. i, 227-232
A.R. i, 465-472
A.R. ii, 233
Anthrop. p. lxxxviii
J.A.I. i, 363-376
J.A.I. 1-18
A.R. v, J.A.S. pp. cv-cxi;
cxiii-cxvii
Anthrop. 571
A.R. vi, 316
J.A.I. x, 366
J.A.I. ii, 307
J.A.I. xii, 568
J.A.I. ii, 446
J.A. 97–105; 199-227
J.A., J.A.S. pp. cxlii-cxlv´
J.A.I. ii, 315-330
Anthrop. 73
J.A.I. i, 74-84; 102-104
J.A.I. xiii, 151–161
J.A.I. xi, 355
J.A.I. ii, 133
J.A.I. viii, 144-180
J.A.I. xi, 21-33
J.A.I. x, 424
Anthrop. p. cvii
J.A.I. ii, 373-390
1 2
で
​292
Index.
Wake, C. Staniland, the Papuans and the Polynesians.
With Discussion. 4th April, 1882
the Physical Characters of the Australian
Aborigines
Notes on the Polynesian Race. With
Discussion. 13th April, 1880
the Primitive Human Family. 25th Feb-
ruary, 1879
logical Miscellanea, 176
logical Miscellanea, 189
May, 1868
on the Psychological Unity of Mankind.
Abstract and Discussion. 5th May, 1868
..
With Discussion.
the Psychological Unity of Mankind. 5th
••
Horde, see Anthropo-
see Anthropo-
on the Race Elements of the Madecasses.
14th December, 1869
the Relation of Man to the Inferior Forms
Civilisation
of Animal Life
on the Relations of Man to the Lower
Animals. Title only. 21st April, 1863
Report on Anthropology at the Meeting
of the British Association for the Advancement of
Science, at Edinburgh, 1871. 6th November, 1871
Report of the Delegates from the Anthro-
pological Society of London to the British Association
for the Advancement of Science Meeting, 1870.
Liverpool. 1st November, 1870
Sacred Prostitution
Social Condition of Woman as Affected by
··
··
•
Spiritism among Uncultured Peoples com-
pared with Modern Spiritualism
on
Tribal Affinities among the Aborigines of
Australia. With Discussion.
With Discussion. 15th November, 1870
see Charnock, R. S., and C. S. W.,
Language as a Test of Race
Wake's Chapters on Man. Review
Wales, Ethnological Observations in, see Mackintosh, D.
Skulls from a Roman Villa at Llantwit, near
Cardiff (Ex. 404)
North, Rude Stone Monuments in, see Lewis,
A. L.
•
..
··
•
■
Stone Implement from (Ex. 127)..
see Rivers, A. H. Pitt [Fox, A. Lane],
on Cairns near Bangor..
··
J.A.I. xii, 197-222
J.A. 259-267
J.A.I. x, 109–123
J.A.I. ix, 3-19
J.A.I. xvii, 276-282
J.A.I. xviii, 99
M.A.S. iii, 134–147
A.R. vi, J.A.S. pp. clxviii-
clxx
••
A.R. viii, J.A.S. pp. xxix-lvi
A.R. i, 365-373
A.R. i, T.A.S. p. ii
J.A.I. i, 268–274
see Thomas, D. R., and T. McKenny
Hughes, on a Cairn near Cefn
South, Bone and Stone Implements from Gower
(Ex. 135)
Walcott, P., a Short Vocabulary of Aboriginal Words,
Collected at Nichol Bay. 3rd June, 1862
Walhouse, M. J., some Account of a Leaf-wearing Tribe
T.E.S. ii, 249–251
on the Western Coast of India. 8th December, 1874 J.A.I. iv, 369–376
on the Belief in Bhutas-Devil and Ghost
Worship in Western India. With Discussion. 14th
December, 1875. (2 Plates) ..
J.A. [3], J.A.S. pp. iii-vi
Anthrop. 156
Anthrop. 78
Anthrop. 458
J.A. [3],J.A.S.pp. xiii-xxxii
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. xxxviii
A.R. vi, 316
T.E.S. i, 211
J.A.I. xix, 182
J.A.I. vii, 118
J.A.I. i, 162
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 306
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. cxlii
J.A.I. ii, 2
J.A.I. v, 408-425
Index.
293
:
Walhouse, M. J., A Hindoo Prophetess.
1884
A
24th June,
on Iron Arrow-Heads and Spear-Heads
from Southern India. 27th June, 1876
on non-Sepulchral Rude Stone Monu-
ments. With Discussion. 27th February, 1877.
(2 Plates)
Rag-bushes and Kindred Observances.
With Discussion. 8th April, 1879
··
on Rhabdomancy and Belomancy, see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 64..
some Vestiges of Girl Sacrifices, Jar
Burial, and Contracted Interments in India and the
East. 13th December, 1881. (Woodcut)
Walker, (Gen. Sir) C. P. Beauchamp, (K.C.B.) and
Lieut. Ardagh, on a Deposit Containing Shells and
Animal Remains at Newhaven, in Sussex. With
Notes upon the Animal Remains, by C. Carter
Blake; and on the Condition of Deposit, by W.
Topley. With Discussion. 15th May, 1866
Walker, James Broom, Notes on the Politics, Religion,
and Commerce of Old Calabar. With Discussion.
11th April, 1876
Walker, R. B. N., on the Alleged Sterility of the Union of
Women of Savage Races with Native Males, after
having had Children by a White Man; with a few
Remarks on the Mpongwe Tribe of Negroes. 1st
May, 1866
Abstract and Discussion. 1st May, 1866
on some Ivory Carvings and other Objects
from West Africa. 31st January, 1865
Letter from Gaboon. 6th February,
1866
•
..
Notes on the Negro. Letter.
December, 1867..
•
•
··
•
31st
Specimens from the Gaboon. 2nd April,
..
··
1867
Wallace, Alfred Russel, Abstract of Address to the
Anthropological Department, see Anthropology at
the British Association, 1866
•
The Malay Archipelago; the Land
of the Orang-Utan and the Bird of Paradise.
A Narrative of Travel, with Studies of Man and
Nature. By A. R. W. 2 vols. 1869. Review.
(Woodcut and Plate)
on Natural Selection applied to Anthro-
pology
the Origin of Human Races and the
Antiquity of Man Deduced from the Theory of
"Natural Selection." 1st March, 1864. With
Discussion
·
on the Progress of Civilisation in Northern
Celebes. 24th January, 1865..
J.A.I. xiv, 187-192
J.A.I. vi, 245, 246
J.A.I. vii, 21-43
J.A.I. ix, 97-106
J.A.I. v, 494
J.A.I. xi, 415–423
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. clxxxvii-
cxciii
J.A.I. vi, 119-124
M.A.S. ii, 283-287
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. clxxix-
clxxxi
A.R. iii, J.A.S. p. cxxiv
p.
A.R. iv, J.A.S. xcii
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. xcv
A.R. vi, J.A.S. pp. lxii,
lxiii
A.R. v, J.A.S. pp. cxlix-clii
A.R. iv, 389
J.E.S., N.S. i, 81-83
A.R. v, 103-105
A.R. ii, J.A.S. pp. clviii-
clxxxvii
'T.E.S. iv, 61-70
294
Index.
Wallace, Alfred Russel, on the Progress of Civilisation in
Northern Celebes. Abstract and Discussion
on the Varieties of Man in the Malay
Archipelago. 26th January, 1864
Varieties of Man in the Malay Archi-
pelago. Abstract
Madden, a
Wallace's Malay Archipelago. Review
Wallach, Henry, the Guanchos. 14th June, 1887
••
•
Wallachia, see Clarke, H...
Waller, J. G., Bronze Implements from Saltwood, Kent.
17. June, 1873..
··
Wallington, Emma, Physical and Intellectual Capacities
of Woman equal to those of Man
Wallons, see Beddoe, J.
..
••
•
··
•
see Charnock, R. S., and C. C. Blake
Wandering Tradesmen, Pelasgians..
Wandle, Paleolithic Flint Implements from the (Ex.
•
•
•
•
•
356)
Wanner, Dr. Martin, "Das Alamannische Todtenfeld bei
Schleitheim und die Dortige Romische Neiderlass-
ung." Review. See German Archaic Anthro-
pology
Warfare, Savage and Civilized, see Farrar, J. A.
Warings, see Clarke, Hyde
Warne, Charles, "The Celtic Tumuli of Dorset, 1866."
..
•
··
··
Review
Wars of Extirpation, see Calder, J. E., on the Tas-
manians.
Water, Names for, see Ethnological Notes and Queries,
18..
·
"Water Babies. By Charles Kingsley." Review
Washington, Icelandic Remains near, see Anthropologi-
cal News, 91
Watson, (Rev.) H. W., on the Probability of the Extinc-
tion of Families. With Prefatory Remarks by
Francis Galton, F.R.S. 12th May, 1874
Watt, (Dr.) George (M.B., C.M.), the Aboriginal Tribes
of Manipur. With Discussion. 11th January, 1887.
(2 Plates)
Weapon, Pueblo, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
1077
Weapons, Prehistoric Names of, see Clarke, H
from the Amazon (Ex. 211)
of the Botocudo Indians (Ex. 306)
etc., from the Admiralty Islands (Ex. 209)
from New Guinea (Ex. 196)
..
and Implements used by the Kaffir Tribes and
Bushmen of South Africa, see Griesbach, C. L.
Bronze, see Lubbock, J., and Frederic Lub-
··
•
..
··
··
..
bock
see Bronze-Flint-Stone.
Weardale, Durham, see Mackie, S. J., on Human
Remains from Heathery Dale Cave
Web-footedness of Negro
••
··
Webb, C. D., Ethnological Objects from South Africa, see
Anthropological Conferences
Webster, (Rev.) Wentworth, the Basque and the Kelt;
an Examination of Mr. W. Boyd Dawkins' Paper,
"The Northern Range of the Basques," in the Fort-
A.R. ii, 332–334
T.E.S. iii, 196–215
A.R. i, 441
A.R. vii, 310
··
J.A.I. xvii, 158-165
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. xc
J.A.I. iii, 230
Anthrop. 552
J.A.I. ii, 18
J.A.I. ii, 10
J.E.S., N.S. i, 201
J.A.I. xv, 452
A.R. v, 325-330
J.A.I. ix, 358
T.E.S. vii, 60
A.R. V,
85-90
J.A.I. iii, 7
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 96
A.R. i, 472
A.R. vi, 223
J.A.I. iv, 138–141
J.A.I. xvi, 346-370
J.A.I. ix, 464
J.A.I. vi, 142
J.A.I. vii, 19
J.A.I. xiii, 198
J.A.I. vi, 425
J.A.I. vi, 102
J.A.I. i, P.E.S. p. cliv
T.E.S. v, 105
T.E.S. ii, 266
A.R. iv, J.A.S. p. cxxvi
J.A.I. xvi, 178
I
1
1
Index.
295
nightly Review, September, 1874. With Discussion.
9th February, 1875
Webster, (Rev.). Wentworth, on Certain Points Con-
cerning the Origin and Relations of the Basque Race.
With Discussion. 6th May, 1872
Weddos, see "Tamil"
Weight of the Brain in the Negro, see Davis, J.
Barnard..
of Brain in the Negro, see Peacock, T. B.
of Sir James Simpson's Brain, see Anthropologi-
cal Notes, 11
·
Proportions of Brains, see Weisbach, Dr. A.
·
and Stature of Europeans and Natives of India,
see Shortt, J.
Weisbach, Dr. A., the Weight Proportions of the Brains
of Austrian Peoples, with Reference to Stature, Age,
Sex, and Diseases
Weismann's Essays, see Anthropological Miscellanea,
208
••
Welby, (Lady), an Apparent Paradox in Mental Evolu-
tion. With Discussion. 9th December, 1890
Welch, E. A. and Dr. J. Barnard Davis, an Account of
the Chatham Islands, their Discovery, Inhabitants,
Conquest by the Maoris, and the Fate of the
Aborigines. With Discussion. 15th February,
1870
..
Welcker, Hermann, on the Skull of Dante; with Notes
from the Memoir of Prof. P. Gaddi. By J. Barnard
Davis
··
•
··
..
see Anthropologi-
··
cal News, 39
Wellington, Bishop of [Rt. Rev. Ch. John Abraham,
D.D.], Notes on the Maoris of New Zealand and
some Melanesians of the South-West Pacific. 11th
May, 1869
Wesley, W. H., on the Iconography of the Skull. 6th
March, 1866
Abstract
and Discussion. 6th March, 1866
West of England, Head-Forms of, see Beddoe, J.
West Indies, Excess of Females in, see Galton, F.
Races of, see Anthropological Con-
ferences..
··
•
Shell Chisels from Barbadoes (Ex. 253)..
Skulls from Jamaica (Ex. 416)
Stone Implements from Turks and Caicos
Islands (Ex. 193)
··
··
See Howorth, H. H. ..
Part II.
Ghaznevides, etc., see Howorth, H. H.
•
Mullers from (Ex. 23)
and British Guiana, Photographs of (Ex.
··
··
295)
Westerly Drifting of the Nomades. By H. H. Howorth.
See Anthropology at the British Association,
1869
Part I. A.D. 1218-1868.
••
•
··
The Seljuks,
J.A.I, v, 5–29
J.A.I. ii, 150-159
T.E.S. iii, 70
A.R. vii, 190
M.A.S. i, 65; 520
J.A. 115
A.R. vii, 92
T.E.S. ii, 213
A.R. vii, 92-95
J.A.I. xix, 92
J.A.I. xx, 304-329
A.R. viii, J. S. pp. xcvii-
cviii
A.R. v, 56-71
A.R. v, 247, 248
J.E.S., N.S. i, 364–371
M.A.S. ii, 189–194
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. cxx-
cxxvi
M.A.S. ii, 348
J.A.I. iv, 136
J.A.I. xvi, 190
J.A.I. xi, 2
J.A.I. xx, 110
J.A.I. vi, 37
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 121
J.A.I. xiii, 2
A.R. vii, 424
JE.S., N.S. i, 12-34
J.E.S., N.S. i, 378
-
296
Index
Westerly Drifting of the Nomades. Part III.
Comans and Petchenegs, see Howorth, H. H.
Part IV. The Circassians
and White Khazars, see Howorth, H. H.
Part V. The Hungarians,
see Howorth, H. H.
Part VI. See Howorth,
H. H.
Part VII. See Howorth,
Part VIII. The Avares, or
Eastern Huns. See Anthropological Miscellanea,
15..
Part IX. See Howorth,
Part X.
The Alans or
Part XI. The Bulgarians.
H. H.
H. H.
··
Abstract.
Lesghs. See Howorth, H. H.
See Howorth, H. H.
See Howorth, H. H. ..
Western Regions, Notes on the.
(Translated from the
"Tsëen Han Shoo," Book 96, Part II.) See Wylie,
A.
Westropp, Hodder M., on the Analogies and Coincidences
among Unconnected Nations. With Discussion.
19th June, 1871..
Analogous Forms of Implements
among Early and Primitive Races. 15th May,
1866
Title only
May, 1879
11th May, 1880..
··
Abstract and Discussion. 15th May, 1866
on Cromlechs and Magalithic Structures.
9th February, 1869
on the Earliest Phases of Civilization.
7th March, 1870
Notes on Fetichism. 27th May, 1879.
With Discussion.
27th
note on Italian Celts. 26th June, 1866..
on Jade Implements found in Switzerland.
•
The
Part XII. The Huns.
..
··
•
··
..
··
on Jade Implements found in Switzer-
land, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 117
on a "Kitchen Midden" at Ventnor.
27th March, 1877
on the Mythic Age. With Discussion.
18th May, 1869..
on Ogham Pillar Stones in Ireland. With
Discussion. 3rd June, 1872
a few Words on the Origin and Develop-
ment of Language. With Discussion. 17th Novem-
ber, 1868..
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 83
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 182
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 469
J.À.I. i, 226
J.A.I. i, 242
J.A.I. ii, 114
J.A.I. ii, 205
J.A.I. iii, 145
J.A.I. iii, 277
J.A.I. iii, 452
J.A.I. xi, 83
J.A.I. i, 221–226
M.A.S. ii, 288-293
A.R. iv, J.A.S. pp. clxxxiii-
clxxxvi
J.E.S., N.S. i, 53-59
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 324, 325
J.A.I. ix, 145
J.A.I. ix, 304–311
T.E.S. v, 216
J.A.I. x, 359-363
J.A.I. x, 359
J.A.I. vii, 83–84
A.R. vii, J.A.S. pp. clxxv-
clxxxvi
J.A.I. ii, 201-205
A.R. vii, J.A.S. pp. xxxix-
xlvi
on Phallic Worship. 5th April, 1870.. J.A., J.A.S. pp. cxxxvi-
cxlii
Index.
297
Westropp, Hodder M., on the Sequence of the Phases
of Civilisation, and Contemporaneous Implements.
With Discussion. 14th May, 1867
Tribal System and Land Tenure
in Ireland, under the Brehon Laws. With Dis-
cussion. 12th April, 1870
on Ventnor Flints. With Discussion. 4th
March, 1873
“What am I? a Popular Introduction to the Study of
Psychology." By E. W. Cox. Review
"What am I?" Review. See Anthropological Mis-
cellanea, 36, 45
What is a Teuton?
Wheatley, Human Remains from (Ex. 311)
Wheeled-carriage, Origin of the, see Tylor, E. B.
Whistles for Testing the Limit of Audibility of Sound,
•
see Anthropological Miscellanea, 173
Whitby, Skulls of the Bronze Age from (Ex. 312)
White, F., a Brief Account of the Wild Aborigines of
Formosa. 7th April, 1868
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·
•
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White, R. B., Notes on the Aboriginal Races of the
North-Western Provinces of South America. With
Discussion. 26th June, 1883. (Vocabulary of Words
used by the Noánama and Tadó Indians)
White Man and Negro, points of difference between the
Larynx of, see Gibb, G. D.
Whitfield, J., Rock Inscriptions in Brazil. With Dis-
cussion. 22nd April, 1873. (Plate)..
Whitmee, (Rev.) S. J., on some Characteristics of the
Malayo-Polynesians. 27th November, 1877
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•
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the Ethnology of Polynesia. With Dis-
cussion. 25th June, 1878. (Map)
a Revised Nomenclature of the Inter-
Oceanic Raees of Men. With Discussion. 7th
January, 1879
Whitney, (Professor)
May, 1875
on Antiquities of Colorado. 11th
"Who are the Scotch? By James Bonwick."
Whymper, F., Coyoukon Vocabulary
Review
Russian America, or "Alaska," the Na-
tives of the Youkon River and Adjacent Country.
21st April, 1868..
Wight, Worked Flint from the Isle of (Ex. 108)
··
··
Isle of, Prehistoric Remains in, see Lewis, A.
L.
Wild Men and Beast-Children, see Tylor, E. B.
Wilder, Alexander, (M.D.) "Intermarriage of Kindred.”
Review
Wildman, (Capt.) Leveson, Notes on the Manners and
Customs of the People about Little Popo, Bight of
Benin. 7th November, 1865 ..
Wilkinson, on the Races of Madagascar. Discussion only.
See Anthropology at the British Association,
1866
Wilkinson, Thomas, on the Natives of Madagascar. 2nd
April, 1867
..
Wilmot, (Lieut.) Eardley, on the Hair of the Hovas of
Madagascar. Title only. 4th May, 1869
A.R. v, J.A.S.
J.A.S. pp. cxcii-ce
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 342–351
J.A.I. iii, 69-70
Anthrop. 428
J.A.I. iii, 123; 530
A.R. vi, 246
J.A.I. xiv, 3
J.A.I. x, 74
J.A.I. xvii, 181
J.A.I. xiv, 3
T.E.S. vii, 165, 166
J.A.I. xiii, 240–258
M.A.S. ii, 1
J.A.I. iii, 114, 115
J.A.1. vii, 372-378
J.A.I. viii, 261–275
J.A.I. viii, 360-369
J.A.I. v, 220, 221
J.A.I. x, 237
T.E.S. vii, 182, 183
T.E.S. vii, 167-185
J.A.I. i, 1
J.A.I. xiv, 45
A.R. i, 21
J.A. 106
T.E.S. iv, 268-274
A.R. iv, 392
A.R. v, J.A.S. pp. clvi-
clix
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. clxxv
298
Index.
Wilson, (Capt.) Report on the Indian Tribes Inhabiting
the Country in the Vicinity of the 49th Parallel of
North Latitude, North America. 27th June, 1865
Wilson, (Sir) Charles W. (K.C.B., K.C.M.G., D.C.L.,
F.R.S.), on the Tribes of the Nile Valley, North of
Khartum. With Discussion. 8th February, 1887.
(Map)
Wilson, (Sır) Daniel, (LL.D.), on some American Il-
··
lustrations of the Evolution of New Varieties of Man.
Title only. 26th November, 1878
some American Illustrations of the Evolu-
tion of New Varieties of Man. 26th November,
1878
66
J.A.I. viii, 338–359
"The Huron Race, and its Head Form."
Review. See Anthropological Miscellanea, 7 J.A.I. i, 262
Inquiry into the Physical Characteristics
of the Ancient and Modern Celt of Gaul and Britain A.R. iii, 52–84
"Prehistoric Annals of Scotland, 1865."
Review
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"Prehistoric Man" (1862). Review
"Prehistoric Man; Researches into the
Origin of Civilisation in the Old and New World."
2nd Edition. Review ..
Supposed evidence of the Existence of
inter-glacial American Man," see Anthropological
Miscellanea, 95. "Anthropological Gleanings "..
Wilson, J. S., on the Colour of the Hair of the Canelos
Indians. Extract from Letter
on the colour of hair of Canelos Indians.
20th April, 1869
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Wilson, T., the Smithsonian Institution and its Anthropo-
logic Work, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 218
Wiltshire Circles, see Lewis, A. L.
Windward Islands.-Stone Implements from St. Vincent
(Ex. 160)
Wisden, (Major)
··
Exhibition of Bronze Antiquities
from Worthing. 27th February, 1877
Wise on Race in Medicine. Review
Wishmoor Bottom, Flint Implements from, see King, C. C.
Wohlers, J. F. H., New Zealand Myth of the Creation,
see Anthropological Miscellanea, 78
Wolf-reared Children, see Anthropological Miscel-
··
··
lanea, 108
Woman, Physical and Intellectual Capacities of, Equal to
those of Man
Woman Question, see Ethnological Notes and Queries,
21..
Mak
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and Wife, name for, in Georgian
Women, their Claims to Political Power, see Pike, L. O.
Wood, (Rev.) J. G., Exhibition of Fijian and African
Objects. 17th March, 1868
Poisons used by Savages. With Dis-
cussion. 5th January, 1869
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Exhibition of Two Specimens of Indian
Manufacture. 3rd March, 1868
see Stirling, on Arrow-heads from
Kelby's Island ..
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T.E.S. iv, 275-332
J.A.I. xvii, 3-25
J.A.I. viii, 324
A.R. iii, 272-287
A.R. i, 137-141
A.R. iv, 358-360
J.A.I. viii, 101
A.R. V, 253
A.R. vii, J.A.S. pp. 155,
156
J.A.I. xix, 509
J.A.I. xx, 277
J.A.I. iii, 204
J.A.I. vii, 43
A.R. vii, 240
J.A.I. ii, 365
J.A.I. vi, 343
J.A.I. ix, 465
Anthrop. 552
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 366
J.E.S., N.S. i, 202
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. xlvii
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. cxxvi
A.R. vii, J.A.S. pp. lxx-
lxxiv
A.R. vi. J.A.S. p. cxix
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. cxi
Index.
299
Wood, W. Martin, the Hairy Men of Yesso. 27th Decem-
ber, 1864..
Wood, W. W., on the Tombs in the Island of Rctumah.
8th February, 1876. (Plate)..
Woodcuts, Human Remains Discovered at, see Beddoe,
J...
Wooden Image and Spear-head from Newton Abbot (Ex.
189)
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Ímplements from New Zealand (Ex. 192)
Woodthorpe, (Lieut.-Col.) R. G., Naga Ornaments, see
Anthropological Miscellanea, 210
Notes on the Wild Tribes Inhabiting the
so-called Naga Hills, on our North-East Frontier of
India. Part I. With Discussion. 8th March, 1881.
(2 Plates)
Part II. With Discussion. 10th May, 1881. (7
Plates)
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Woodward, Horace B., on a Wooden Image and a Spear-
head Discovered near Newton Abbot.
8th June,
1875
Woollen Bags Associated with Flint Arrow-heads from
Arica (Ex. 104)
Woolwa Vocabulary, see Collinson, John, on the Mos-
quito Indians
Woolwas Indians, see Collinson, John, on the Mosquito
··
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Indians
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Wordsworth, J., (M.A.) "Lectures Introductory to a
History of the Latin Language and Literature." Re-
view
Worked Flint from the Isle of Wight (Ex. 108)
Flints from Albania (Ex. 363)
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Blackheath, Surrey (Ex. 302)
Cape Blanc Nez (Ex. 293)
Maiden Bower (Ex. 228)..
found at Stonehenge (Ex. 18)
·
(so-called) from the Miocene Beds of
Thenay, see Anthropological Miscellanea, 147..
Jade Hatchet (Ex. 337)
Worthing, Bronze Antiquities from (Ex. 213)
Wound of the Skull and Brain by a Saw, Extraordinary
Recovery after, see Anthropological News, 181.
Wright, Chauncey, " Darwinism." Review. See An-
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•
thropological Miscellanea, 5
Wright, Thomas, on the Human Remains found in the
Excavations of Wroxeter
on the Intercourse of the Romans with
Ireland. 24th April, 1866
Obituary Notice of. 29th January, 1878
on the True Assignation of the Bronze
Weapons, &c., supposed to Indicate a Bronze Age in
Western and Northern Europe. 21st November,
1865. (Woodcuts)
(Extracts from a Paper read before the British
Association at the Birmingham Meeting, 1865)
Writing, Easter Island, see Anthropological Miscel-
lanea, 42
Fictitious, in North America, see Bollaert, W...
··
T.E.S. iv, 34-38
J.A.I. vi, 5, 6
J.A.I. xix, 2
J.A.I. v,
299
J.A.I. v, 464
J.A.I. xix, 252
J.A.I. xi, 56–73
J.A.I. xi, 196–214
J.A.I. v, 299, 300
A.R. vii, J.A.S. p. clxxxix
M.A.S. iii, 155
A.R. vi, J.A.S. p. xiii
J.A. 338
J.A.I. i, 1
J.A.I. xvi, 65
J.A.I. xiii, 137
J.A.I. xii, 496
J.A.I. vii, 396
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 1
J.A.I. xiv, 289
J.A.I. xv, 185
J.A.I. vii, 43
A.R. viii, 216
J.A.I. i, 261
T.E.S. ii, 364–369
T.E.S. v, 168–173
J.A.I. vii, 534–537
T.E.S. iv, 176-195
A.R. iv, 72-85
J.A.I. iii, 528
M.A.S. i, 169
1
300
Index.
Writing, Picture and Figurative, in the New World, see
Bollaert, W.
Materials, see Crawfurd, J.
Written Language, see Crawfurd, J.
Wroxeter, deformed skulls from, see Johnson, H.
Human Remains from, see Wright, T.
Wylie, A., History of the Heung-Noo in their Relations
with China. (Translated from the "Tsëen-Han-Shoo."
Book 94, &c.) 30th December, 1873..
tentot
Wyman, Jeffreys, Position of the Foramen Magnum
W. B. K., see Kesteven, W. B.
W. L. D., see Distant, W. L.
W, [C. S.], see Wake.
W, [M. J.], see Walhouse.
23rd February, 1875
of the South-Western Barbarians
and Chaou-Seen. (Translated from the "Tsëĕn-Han-
Shoo," Book 95.) With Introduction by H. H.
Howorth, F.S.A. 8th April, 1879
""
Notes on the Western Regions. (Trans-
lated from the "Tsëen-Han-Shoo. Book 96.
Part I. 11th May, 1880)
X.
Xanthus Obelisk Inscription, Translation of
..
Part II
Wyman, Jeffries, (M.D.) on the Measurement of Crania
Observations on the Skeleton of a Hot-
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Y.
Yabrúd, Remains from, see Blake, C. C...
Yacoutes, see Galitzin, E. ..
Yahgans of Tierra del Fuego, see Anthropological
..
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··
Miscellanea, 146
Yamúd and Goklán Tribes of Turkomania, see Bode,
··
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Baron C. A. de..
Yarhouse, Broch of, see Anderson, J., on Excavations in
Caithness Cairns
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J.A.I. ii, 58
J.E.S. iv, 144
J.A.I. xiv, 288
J.E.S. i, 60
M.A.S. iii, 228
J.A.I. ix, 87
Yen Ts'oo, Memoir of
Yenadie, see Shortt, J., on the Tribes of Southern India T.E.S. iii, 373
Yeso, Aborigines of, see St. John, H. C...
Yesso, Hairy Men of, see Wood, W. M.
J.A.I. ii, 248
T.E.S. iv, 34
T.E.S. i, 11
J.A. 296
..
Yezidis, Assyrian Origin of the, see Ainsworth, W. F.
Ygorottes, see Philippines. Review
Yorkshire, see Monkman, C., on Discoveries in Recent
Deposits
Crania from
..
Stone Implement from (Ex. 315)
Yorkshire Tumuli; Grand Discoveries near Bridlington,
see Anthropological News, 162
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Wolds, Ancient Dwellings found on the, see
Mortimer, J. R.
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M.A.S. i, 169
T.E.S. v, 155
T.E.S. v, 96
T.E.S. i, [134]
T.E.S. ii, 364
J.A.I. iii, 401-452
J.A.I. v, 41-80
J.A.I. ix, 53-96
J.A.I. x, 20-73
J.A.I. xi, 83–115
A.R. vi, 345-349
A.R. iii, 330–335
A.R. vii, 152–154
Anthrop. 524
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 157
Anthrop. p. x
J.A.I. xiv, 55
A.R. viii, 101
J.A.I. xỉ, 472
Index.
301
Yoruba Bows, etc., see Moloney, A.
••
and other Weapons (Ex. 406)
"Bull-Roarers" (Ex. 403)..
Country, see Batty, R. B...
Nation, Numeral System of, see Mann, A.
Youkon River, Natives of, see Whymper, F.
Young, John T., on some Palæolithic Fishing Implements
from the Stoke Newington and Clapton Gravels.
Abstract. 12th February, 1884
Yourouks of Asia Minor, see Bent, T.
Yucatan, see Bollaert, W., on Central American Hiero-
glyphics
Maya Hieroglyphic Alphabet of, see Bollaert, W.
Maya Alphabet (Ex. 65)
Yule, (Colonel) Henry, Notes on Analogies of Manners
between the Indo-Chinese Races and the Races of
the Indian Archipelago.
With Discussion. 29th
April, 1879
29th April, 1879. Title only..
Yünnan and the Shan Country, Aboriginal and other
Tribes of, see Colquhoun, A. R.
Photographs of Natives of,
(Ex. 296)
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•
Z.
1852.
See Philosophy
Zadkiel, "Lilly's Astrology."
and Pseudo-Philosophy
“Zambesi and its Tributaries. By D. Livingstone.” Review
Záparo Language, Vocabulary of, see Simson, A.
Záparos, Notes on the, see Simson, A.
••
Zetland, Anthropological Expedition to, see Tate, R.
Archaic Anthropology of, see Hunt, J.
Inscriptions on Stones in the Island of Brassay,
Hunt, J...
Zetland Islands, Stone Implements from (Ex. 46)
Zimmermann's L'Homme, 1865. Review
Zodiac, Mexican (Ex. 63)
(69)
Zodiac, Stone, of the Aztecs, see Bollaert, W.
Zulus, Figures Modelled in Clay by (Ex. 22)
Zulu Language, see Grout, L.
Zurich, Interments near
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J.A.I. xix, 213
J.A.I. xix, 213
J.A.I. xix, 159
J.A.I. xix, 160
J.A.I. xvi, 59
T.E.S. vii, 167
J.A.T. xiv, 83, 84
J.A.1. xx, 269
M.A.S. iii, 288
M.Á.S. ii, 46
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xxxii
J.A.I. ix, 290-304
J.A.I. ix, 108
J.A.I. xiii, 3
J.A.I. xiii, 2
A.R. iii, 185
A.R. iv, 143
J.A.I. viii, 223
J.A.I. vii, 502
M.A.S. ii, 339
M.A.S. ii, 294
M.A.S. ii, 373
A.R. v, J.A.S. p. xxxii
A.R. iii, 132–137
A.R. J.A.S.
V,
xxxii
A.R. v, J.A.S. xxxii
M.A.S. i, 210
J.E.S., N.S. ii, 121
J.E.S. iii, 247
Anthrop. p. lxxvii
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