Human history / by G. Elliot Smith.

  • Grafton Elliot Smith
Date:
1934
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    Minns, Professor E. H., on Scythian art, 35i».4.64- Minoan civilization, Chapter XII, 403. Mongol Race, 145 et seq. Montaigne, 185. Moore, Mr. R. D., 243. More, Sir Thomas, Utopia, 183. de Morgan, M. J., 382, 394. Mortillet, Gabriel de, 90. Mother-amulet, 31. Mousterian implements, 76. Mummies, Chapter X, 356, 421. Mummification, 12. Murray, Professor Gilbert, on Homer, 434, 436. Murray, Professor Margaret, 331. Mycenaean culture, 403, 416, 465. Mythical monsters, 349. Naga, the sacred Cobra, 345. Nansen, Dr. Frithiof, 234 et seq. Natural Man, the Character of, Chapters V and VI. Naucratis, 445. Neanderthal Man, 76, 77. ‘Neanthropic,’ the meaning of the term, 92. Negro Race, 136-145. Nelson, Mr., 241. ‘Neolithic,’ indefiniteness of the meaning of the word, 101. Netolitzky, Professor, on prehistoric barley, 284. Newton, Sir Isaac, 55. New World, influence of the dis¬ covery of, 183, 185. Nile, the distinctive features of the river, 287, 289, 290. Nordenskiold, Dr., 243. Nordic Race, 170-179. Nubian cowrie-mother amulet, 31. Nuttall, Mrs. Zelia, 28. Obvious needs saying, 23. O’Leary, Dr. de Lacy, on Moham¬ medanism, 494, 495. Oman, Sir Charles, on cataclysmic history, 59. Osiris and resurrection, 309. Osiris identified with barley, 281. Osiris, tradition of the old king and culture hero, 181, 271, 419. Overbergh, Mr. Morice van, on the people of the Philippines, 221, 222. 508 Paiute, 248. Palceanthropus, 81. ‘Palaeolithic,’ use of the word, 92. Payne, Mr. E. J., on the New World, the Renaissance, and Montaigne, 184, 185. Peaceful habits, 185, 189. Perry, Dr. W. J., 5, 15, 25, 103, 185, 223, 310, 314, 315, 316, 326, 371, 375, 394, 401, 421, 4^9- Perthes, M. Boucher de, 89. Phallic deities, 34. Philippines, people of, 221. Phoenicians, 441. Piltdown Man, 67, 83. Pithecanthropus and speech, 49. Placenta as the earliest totem, 331, 34° • Plutarch on Osiris, 271. Polynesians, 169. Portman, Mr., 215. Pottier, M. Edmond, 394. Predynastic Egyptians, 160. Primitive Man, Chapter V, 180. Propliopithecus, 63. Psamettichus I. of Egypt, 445. Punan of Borneo, 216, 217, 218, 219, 220. Pygmies, 200. Pyramid Texts, 25, 342. Quibell, J. E., 319, 331. Races of Mankind, Chapter IV, 120. Rae, Dr., 244, 251. Red colour, 30. Reid, Clement, on submerged forests and date of Neolithic, 103. Reisner, Professor George A., 284, 319, 321, 332, 337, 396, 400- Religious ideas, diffusion of, 471,493. Rhodesian Man, 81. Rhys Davids, Professor, on the origin of Buddhism, 471, 472. Ridgeway, Sir William, on Drama and Dancing, 311. Rink, Dr., 243. Rivers, Dr. W. H. R., 126, 127, 129, .I3G 491- Rivet, Professor, on Melanesians in America, 145. Rousseau, 22. Saite Period in Egypt, 445, 446. Sakai, 210. Salish people of North America, 246.