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Volume InformationSource: American Anthropologist, Vol. 2, No. 4 (Oct., 1889), pp. 381-386Published by: Wiley on behalf of the American Anthropological AssociationStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/658611 .
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Page. Aborigines of the District of Columbia and the lower
Potomac...... 225
Alternating sounds ---- -------------------------------- - 47 American Association for the Advancement of Science -------------- 370 American Indians, who are the?--------- ----------------- . -- 193 Ancient village sites and aboriginal workshops in the District of
Columbia----------------------------- 241
Anthropological Congress at Heidelberg, circular relative to....---------279 Anthropological Congress, the German ----- --__ 313
Anthropological value of the hyoid bone -------------------------- 81
Archaeological collections from Alabama------- ------------.-..
350 Art, debasement of Pueblo. -------------------------------- 320
Bassa linguistic notes--------- -------------------------------78 Bee-hive stone vaults--------------------------- ------------ 132
Beginnings of the carrying industry_--__ - _- - _-- 21
Bibliography of anthropologic literature--------------- 86, 185, 281, 357 Blodget't, James H. Suffrage and its mechanism in Great Britian
and the United States--------- -------------------------63 Boas, Franz. On alternating sounds, 47; Notes on the Snana-
imuq- -------.. --.... --------------------------------321 Book notices (see end of Index). Boundary marks, tribal --------------------------------- 214 Burnett, Swan M. A note on the Melungeons------------------_ 347
Camping circles of Siouan tribes --- -- ------ 175 Camping circles, places of gentes in Siouan ------------------------ 375 Carrying industry, beginnings of the .-- -------- 21 Cherokee mound-building------------------------ ------------- 167 Cherokee personal names, evolution in .---- - - 61 Cherokee plant-lore3---------------- 223 Collection of honey dew by the Nevada Indians
-------....--- -- 380
Counting-out rhyme among Indian children -- . 320 Croffut, W. A. Peons of Mexico__ _ _ ---- . _ 80 Curious system of naming children------ - 46
Dakota, stone monuments in southern ---------------------------- 159 Dance at Jemez, New Mexico ------------------------ 351
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Ercolani, Count, correction of misstatement as to, 75; reference to-- 142
Ernst, A. Etymology of the word tobacco -------- 133
Ethnographical exposition of the Champ de Mars-___ ---------- 350
Etymology of the word tobacco ---- - -_ _ _133 Evolution in Cherokee personal names.. ....
---------------- 61
Fire-drill, Japanese sacred ----------------------355 Fire, new, among the Iroquois------_ -- -- -- -- ---------- - 319 First Doctor Philosophihe with anthropology as major subject------..
174
Fison, Lorimer. Note on perforated stones1 _ ---- ------ 177
Fletcher, Robert. Correction of misstatement as to Count Ercolani, 75; Bibliography of anthropologic literature, 86, 185, 281, 357; Myths of the robin redbreast in early English poetry-_ 97
Folk-lore, notes on Ojibwa ----------------------------------- 215
Folk-lore, Teton- - _ ----- -----143 Free trade, sociological position of protection and
.. -- - 289
Gambling songs of the Navajo---------- ------------ ----...... 1 Gentes, places of, in Siouan camping circles ----------- -----------375
Geologic antecedents of man in the Potomac valley--------------- 227
Geologic history of a prehistoric hearth found in western New York_ 173 German Anthropological Congress_- _ __-_ __- - __- - ..- 313 Gilbert, G. K. Geologic history of a prehistoric hearth found in
western New York, 173; Remarks on an obsidian implement from Nevada---- .
..... - -- _ _ _-_ 312
Gore, J. Howard. The German Anthropological Congress- --- 313
Hearth, geologic history of a prehistoric. _---- -
.... - 173
Henshaw, H. W. Who are the AmericanIndians? --- ------- 193 Hewitt, J. N. B. Sacred numbers among the Iroquois, 165; Serpent
symbolism, 179; New fire among the Iroquois, 319; Sexual
Page. Hoffman, W. J. Notes on Ojibwa folk-lore---- ---------------- 215
Holmes, W. H. Pottery of the Potomac tide-water region, 246; Debasement of Pueblo art, 320; Archaeological collections from Alabama ------ 350
Honduras, music in __ -- -- ----------------------158 Honey dew, collection of, by Nevada Indians------------------ 380 Hough, Walter. Japanese sacred fire-drill. - ------------------355 How to straighten a spear-shaft----- --- --- ---- ---- ---------- 158
Hyoid bone, anthropological value of------------------- 81
Inca bone among the ancient Arizonians _ ---- - 337 Indian children, counting-out rhyme among-_ - - - - 320 Indians of Siletz Reservation .- ---- - -- 55 Indian time indicators ---------------------------------------- 118 Indian tribes of the District of Columbia - --- ---259 International Congress of Prehistoric Anthropology and Archaology,
note concerning 280
Iroquois, new fire among the ------... .. -- -- -- -- -- .........--- .... ...
319
Iroquois, sacred numbers among the__- _ _------ ------- - 165
Japanese sacred fire-drill _- - .----- ---- 355 Jemez, New Mexico, Indian dance at-------------------------- 351
Lamb, D. S. An eighth sternal rib ------------------------------ 75 Lewis, T. H. Stone monuments in southern Dakota ---------------159
Linguistic notes, Bassa------------------ ----------------- - 78
Mallery, Garrick. Drinking tobacco-.....-.--_ ___ --------141 Mason, Otis T. Beginnings of the carrying industry, 21; The sav-
age's side-arms, 77; How to straighten a spear-shaft, 158; Music in Honduras, 158; Introduction to aborigines of the District of Columbia and the lower Potomac
.----------------225 Matthews, Washington. Navajo gambling songs, 1; The descent of
man, 20; Plume-sticks among the northern tribes, 46; One more skull of the Neanderthal race, 53; Counting-out rhyme among Indian children, 320; The Inca bone and kindred formations among the ancient Arizonians, 337; Are there totem clans in the Old Testament ? ------------------------ 346
McGee, W J. The geologic antecedents of man in the Potomac valley, 227; An obsidian implement from Pleistocene deposits in Nevada ___ __ ____-___ 301
McKenzie, A. S. Yaqui of Mexico___ ---------------------------- 299 Melungeons, note on the --- _ _ _-_ _ _-- - - - -- -_ 347 Mexico, Peons of _ --- ..-- - ___-- -___ ____. 80 Mexico, Yaqui of .... -------------- ___ __ _----------_ _ 299
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Page Mooney, James. Evolution in Cherokee personal names, 61; Chero-
kee mound-building, 167; Cherokee plant-lore, 223; Indian tribes of the District of
Columbia-_ -------------259
Mound-building, Cherokee--- ------- - -
-.___ ...- - 167
Music in Honduras_
--------------- - - - - - 158 Myths of the robin redbreast in early English poetry_-------------- 97
Naming children, curious system of-_ - - - 46
Navajo gambling songs-_-- - -- - -__- - _ 1 Neanderthal Race, skull of-------- __ -------- 53 New fire among the Iroquois ---------------------------------- 319 Note on perforated stones
...----. - -- - - 177
Note on the Melungeons. _8 . 347 Notes on Ojibwa folk-lore ---- _- _ - - - - - - - - 215 Notes on the Snanaimuq-------------------------------------- 321 Numbers, sacred, among the Iroquois .- - 165
Obsidian implement from Nevada----- ... 301
Ojibwa folk-lore, notes on ..._. ------------ 215 Old Testament, totem clans in the-- -- - 8 345
Paleolithic period in the District of Columbia --------------------235
Paradoxes, social and economical ------------------------------- 119 Peons in Mexico ---------------------------------------------80 Perforated stones, note on..- -- - -- -- - - - -_ _ 177 Personal names, evolution in, of Cherokee
.... -------. 61
Places of gentes in Siouan camping circles ----------------------- 375 Plant-lore, Cherokee
...... -- - - - . 223
Plume-sticks among the northern tribes ----- 46 Potomac, aborigines of the lower- 2..... 225
Potomac, shell mounds of the, and Wicomico- ....
252 Potomac tide-water region, pottery of the------------------------ 246 Potomac valley, geologic antecedents of man in the---------------- 227
Pottery of the Potomac tide-water region..--- _ 246 Prehistoric hearth, geologic history of a, found in western New York_ 173 Protection and free trade, sociological position of_ -----.. 289 Proudfit, S. V. Ancient village sites and aboriginal workshops in
the District of Columbia...----------------..
-- - - - 241 Pueblo art, debasement of.----------------- - .--- _ _ 320 Putnam, F. W. Remarks on archaeology of District of Columbia.... 266
Reynolds, Elmer R. Shell mounds of the Potomac and Wicomico___ 252
Rhyme, counting-out, among Indian children ------------------ _320 Robin redbreast, myths of the, in early English poetry-------- 97 Sacred fire-drill of Japanese---------------------- - __ 355 Sacred numbers among the Iroquois-------
.......-- ----- 165
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Seely, F. A. Curious system of naming children ------ 46
Serpent symbolism------- --------- ------ 179 Sexual tradition . ---- ----346 Shell mounds of the Potomac and Wicomico 2-- ---- 52 Side arms of savages -- -- ---77 Siletz Reservation Indians _ ------- 55 Siouan camping circles, places of gentes in _ ------ 375 Siouan tribes, camping circles of-------- 175 Skull of the Neanderthal Race---- _-------- 53
Snanaimuq, notes on the ____-_........_ . ...-----
- - ....... .
321 Social and economical paradoxes ------------------------------ 119
Sociological position of protection and free trade_ ----- 289
Spear-shaft, how to straighten a.. 158
Stephen, A. M. Tribalboundary marks. 214 Sternal rib, an eighth----.. ..-. ..-_ -- - .- - -- 75 Stone monuments in southern Dakota. 159 Stone vaults (see Bee-hive stone vaults) 132
Suffrage and its mechanism in Great Britain and the United States__ 63
Symposium: on the aborigines of the District of Columbia and the lower Potomac 225
Teton folk-lore - - _ _ _ _ . 143
Thomas, Cryus. Bee-hive stone vaults...---....-- --.-..-----
132
Thompson, Gilbert. Indian time indicators, 118; Indian dance at Jemez, New Mexico ---------351
Thunder bird -----329 Time indicators of Indians _ - 118 Tobacco drinking _...
141
Tobacco, etymology of the word .. --133 Toronto Meeting of the American Association__ 370 Totem clans in the Old Testament-__ -- - .. - - 345
Tracy, P. First Doctor Philosophiae with anthropology as major subject, 174; Ethnographical exposition of the Champ de Mars
Village sites, ancient, in the District of Columbia--------- --------241
Ward, Lester F. Some social and economical paradoxes, 119; The
sociological position of protection and free trade....- 289 Who are the American Indians ? --193 Wicomico, shell mounds of the Potomac and- - - - - 252
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Page Wilson, Thomas. Paleolithic period in the District of Columbia_
...-
235
Witherspoon, W. W. Collection of honey dew by the Nevada In- dians-
..-__..... . ____ _ ____ __ _ _ _ 380
Workshops, ancient village sites and aboriginal, in the District of of Columbia ------------------------------------------ 241
Wortman, J. L. Anthropological value of the hyoid bone..-------- 81
Yaqui of Mexico__. . __-___. .__ .
._ 299
INDEX TO BOOK NOTICES.
Note sur un point fixe pouvant servir de repare dans les mensurations crAniennes (Fauvelle), 83.-Tiitowiren, Narbenzeichnen und Korperbe- malen. [Tattooing, Cicatricial Marking, and Body painting.] (Joest), 85.- Excavations in Cranborne Chase, England. Vol. II. (Pitt Rivers), 172.-Internationales Archiv fiir Ethnographie (Schmeltz), 181.-L'arch-
dologie Prehistorique (Baron de Baye), 183.-Fifth Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology (Powell, director), 183.-Sixth Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology (Powell, director), 269.-Twenty-second Report of the Trustees of the Peabody Museum of American Archaeology and
Ethnology, 272.-Notes on the Indian Tribes of the Yukon District and
Adjacent Northern Portion of British Columbia (Dawson), 273.-La Haute
Guyane (Coudreau), 275.-The Indians: Their Manners and Customs
i Havene 1883-'5, under Ledelse af G. Holm (Holm et al.), 365.-De
l'oreille au point de vue anthropologique et medico-legal (Julia), 366.- Boletin de la Sociedad Antropologica de la Isla de Cuba, 367.-Ueber vier Koreaner Schiidel (Koganei), 368.--Heredite et alcoholisme; etude psy- chologique et clinique sur les deg6ndres buveurs et les families d'ivrognes Legrain), 368.
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