The Journal of the Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, Band 22

amongst ancient animals Anthropological appear Assam Balzi Rossi bamboo Barma Barrow bones British Buddhist called canoe cave Celts cephalic index ceremony character child Chinese civilisation colour couvade custom dark deposits discovery district dolichocephalic drift Dyaks E. B. Tylor East Dean evidence eyes father feet flakes flint flint implements folk-lore gods hair hand head human husband hyæna illustrated inches Indian inhabitants interments Islands kaara later Ligurian Mangaia means ments Mesolithic Morong mother Museum Myths native Navajo Neolithic Nogas observed origin ornaments Palæolithic paper period Pitt Rivers plates Polynesian pottery present primitive probably race Rangi and Papa regard reindeer remains represented Rivière round round barrows ROYAL sacred says side skeletons skull slave Society South spear specimens spirits stone surface symbol Tane Tangaroa temple Tiki tree tribes TYLOR valleys village wife woman women worn XXII