334 Piru) MusRCM or Natural History — Reports, Vol. V. 



Accessions. 



DEPARTMENT OP ANTHROPOLOGY. 



ANDERSON. MARY LOUISE. Chicago. 



t piece d cartooace from mumniy-wrappinKS. 3 haoda and I low kf 

 from • V — Egypt (jfif I). 



AVER. EDWARlJ ., . . liioigo. 



6 NLiLiyan kri«<<<< — BonMO and Palawan (gift). 

 WhiU nonial feather head-band — Hoptt, Oififdraia 



(jfift). 

 I Sioux beaded buckaldn drcsi — United States (gift). 

 I ston<> mortar with peMle. i child's mctate with muller — SomU whi 

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 BROWN. ALFhJiU KiiuiNALD. TonR.i. South Pacific. 



Ethnographical matchal. chiefly haskctry. weapons, headdrenea, 

 ornaments. 2 wooden images. alt<j(;cther 113 specimens — Andaman! 

 'I). 

 JOSEPH N. I :! PACIFIC ISLANDS FUND. 



Wo -. weapons, implements, clothing. omamentS, 



and other ct 1 material — North Coast ai Dutch New 



c. • •>. 



FIELD. ST*  . w.cago. 



n6 portrait ttatne of a Tibetan Grand Lama, prfiwiMy Ptf- 

 dan-yc>she (173^1780) — Pddng (gift). 

 FIT^WILLIAM. G. L.. Hammond. Indiana, 



r.-r. •'^•hical objects frocn the San Bias Indians — Panama (gift). 

 GUNSALi .KW..ancago. 



Bttmological objects: a oaatnmea. textilei, nwklarm. ocnaments. sword, 

 wood carvings, etc — Forrooaa (gift). 

 I decorated metal shield — India (gift). 

 4 glased pottery tiles — Perva (gift). 

 I cdadoo flower-vase in shape of an elephant — Jsp«ii (gift). 

 GUNSAULUS. HELEN C, Oncago. 



t dagger with oraarooited shiath and hilt — Japan fgift). 

 LORD. J. B.. Chtcaga 



Du'l<!ht.«t hroose sutnette — China (gift). 

 MASON. J. A.. Chicago. 



Ethnological and arduBological material from the Papago Indians, 

 Piman stock — Santa Rosa. Arixooa (gift). 

 McCAULEY. MRS. CUAS. A. H.. Highland Park. Illinois. 



MisceUaoeous ethnographical ooUectioo from Philippines and American 

 Indiaos — Philippines, Aden, America (gift). 

 MORRIS. JOSEPH R.. DeerfieM. Illinois. 



EthnographiGal objects from Sioux Indians — Fort Peck. Montana (gift). 



