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Mr. William Thalbitzer: Eskimo Dialects and Migrations. 



Rev. Charles W. Currier: The Indian Languages of the United States. 



\i Pablo Patron: General Writings of America. 



M de la Grasserie: On the Tehuelchi Language. 



Besides myself, representing the Smithsonian Institution, the 

 National Geographic Society and the American Association for the 

 Advancement of Science, there were present from America, the 

 Duke of Loubat, patron of American archeological research. Dr. 

 Franz Boas, representing- the Natural History Museum, New York, 

 and the Reverend C. W. Currier, representing the Catholic Univer- 

 sity of America, Washington. Several other countries were rep- 

 resented. 



On the twentieth I had the honor to preside at the meeting- of the 

 Congress and in the afternoon delivered an address on " Contribu- 

 tions of American Archeology to the Science of Man." A copy of 

 the address accompanies this report. At the close of the address 

 I had the pleasure of presenting to the Congress a set of 75 bound 

 volumes relating mainly to American archeology and ethnology 

 published by the Smithsonian Institution and its two bureaus— the 

 National Museum and the Bureau of American Ethnology— for 

 which the President extended the thanks of the Congress. The list 

 of publications presented is as follows : 



LIST OF PUBLICATIONS 



Abbott : Stone Age in New Jersey. 



Boehmer: Prehistoric Naval Architecture of the North of Europe. 



Bransford: Archeological Researches in Nicaragua. 



Carr: Mounds of the Mississippi Valley. 



Dall: Remains of Later Prehistoric Man from Alaska and the Caves of 



the Aleutian Islands. 

 Fewkes: Archeological Field Work in Arizona. 

 Fewkes : Archeological Trip to the West Indies. 



Fewkes: Expedition to the Pueblo Ruins near Winslow, Arizona. 

 Fewkes: Cliff Villages of the Red Rock. 

 Fewkes : Archeological Expedition to Arizona in 1895. 

 Fewkes: Two Summers' Work in Pueblo Ruins. 

 Fowke: Archeologic Investigation in James and Potomac Valleys. 

 Fowke: Stone Art. 



Gann : Mounds in Northern Honduras. 



Gillman: Certain Characteristics Pertaining to Ancient Man in Michigan. 

 Gillman : Mound Builders in Michigan. 



Haeel: Sculptures of Santa Lucia Cosumalwhuapa, Guatemala. 

 Haven : Archeology of the United States. 



Henshaw: Animal Carvings from Mounds of the Mississippi Valley. 

 Henshaw: Perforated Stones from California. 

 Holden: Central American Picture Writing. 



