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CONTENTS.

I. On the Tribes of the Nile Valley, North of Khartúm. By

Sir CHARLES W. WILSON, K.C.B., K.C.M.G., D.C.L.,

F.R.S.

II. On the Functional Topography of the Brain. By Professor

D. FERRIER, M.D., F.R.S. (Abstract)

III. Description of the Cerebral Hemispheres of an Adult

Australian Male. By H. D. ROLLESTON, B.A., Scholar

of St. John's College, Cambridge, Junior Demonstrator of

Physiology in the University

IV. On a Fossil Human Skull from Lagoa Santa, Brazil. By

SÖREN HANSEN. (Abstract)

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V. Stone Circles near Aberdeen. By A. L. Lewis, F.C.A.,

M.A.I.

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VI. On Paleolithic Implements from the Drift Gravels of the

Singrauli Basin, South Mirzapore. By J. COCKBURN

VII. Notes on Stone Implements from Perak. By ABRAHAM

HALE..

VIII. The Migrations of the Eskimo Indicated by their Progress

in Completing the Kayak Implements. By Dr. H. RINK.

(Communicated by Dr. Robert Brown)

IX. Notes on the Natives of the Polynesian Islands. By COUTTS

X. Stone Spinning Tops from Torres Strait, New Guinea. By

XI. Notes on Natives of the Solomon Islands. By Lieutenant

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XII. Trephining in the Neolithic Period. By VICTOR HORSLEY,

B.S., F.R.S. (Abstract)

XIII. Comparison between the Recuperative Bodily Power of Man

in a Rude and in a Highly Civilised State; Illustrative of

the Probable Recuperative Capacity of Men of the Stone

Age in Europe. By Dr. GEORGE HARLEY, F.R.S., Ex-

Professor in University College, London..

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XIV. On the Evidence for Mr. McLennan's Theory of the

Primitive Human Horde. By G. L. GOMME

XV. Hittite Ethnology. By Captain C. R. CONDER, R.E.

XVI. The Guanchos. By HENRY WALLACH

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XVII. On an Ancient British Settlement Excavated near Rush-

more, Salisbury. By Lieut.-General PITT-RIVERS, D.C.L.,

F.R.S., F.S.A., F.G.S.

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XVIII. On the Stature of the Older Races of England, as Estimated

from the Long Bones. By JOHN BEDDOE, M.D., F.R.S.

XIX. The Lower Congo; a Sociological Study. By RICHARD

COBDEN PHILLIPS

XX. The Origin and Primitive Seat of the Aryans. By Canon

ISAAC TAYLOR, LL.D., Litt.D.

XXI. The Maori and the Moa. By EDWARD TREGEAR, F.R.G.S.

XXII. On the Shell Money of New Britain. By the Rev. BENJAMIN

XXIII. On Tattooing. By Miss A. W. BUCKLAND..

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XXIV. On the Evolution of a Characteristic Pattern on the Shafts

of Arrows from the Solomon Islands. By HENRY

BALFOUR, M.A., F.Z.S., Assistant to the Curator of the

Pitt-Rivers Museum at Oxford

XXV. On the Occurrence of Stone Mortars in the Ancient

(Pliocene ?) River Gravels of Butte County, California.

By SYDNEY B. J. SKERTCHLY, F.G.S., M.A.I.

Address delivered at the Anniversary Meeting of the Anthropological

Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, January 24th, 1888. By

FRANCIS GALTON, F.R.S., President

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Address to the Anthropological Section of the British Association at

Manchester. By Prof. A. H. SAYCE, M.A., President of the Section

On the Notes sounded by Mr. Galton's Whistles for testing the Limit of

Audibility of Sound. By W. N. SHAW, M.A.

Note on the Dieyerie Tribe of South Australia. By SAMUEL GASON.

(Communicated by J. G. FRAZER, M.A.)

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Fourth Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology-Smithsonian In-

stitution, Washington, 1886. [Review]

Statistics bearing upon the Average and Typical Student in Amherst

College, March, 1888. By Dr. E. HITCHCOCK, assisted by Dr. H. H.

SEELYE

Distribution of Indian Tribes in North America

The late Mr. McLennan

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II. Brain of Adult Australian Male

III. Sketches and Plans of "Altar Stones" in Scotch Circles (Aber-

Frontispiece.

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VII. A series of reed shafts of arrows from the Solomon Islands

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VIII. Sketch section from the Sacramento River to the Sierra Nevada,

through Spring Valley Gold Mine, showing the geological

position in which stone mortars are found

WOODCUTS.

Diagram of Brain, showing how an increase in the visual or in the

auditory sense might change the shape of the skull..

Section of right bank of the Belliah Nadi, opposite Hinoutee

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