Il-USTIJATIOXS 



Aliscirlnd in siiui.\ of the motooritos, 2L'l 



Al'iiran hoy t';ii ryiut; lt'()i);irii, 89 



Alricati Jlall. 14, 15. 17, 1,S, 19 



African warriors. 1'2 l^.^ 



"Ani- (if Mainnials," (')7 



Arahopo \i.i\vv. J'.io 



Awaitin;; tlii-ir turn to onter for a lecture, 242 



Mafioho "burden basket," 171; hemp fibre. 



1()9: nian'.s carrying bag. 107; scarf. 



IGfi; textile for woman's skirt, 169; 



women. Ki."). KiS; youth, 1G4 

 iiakulni pileckith. 17 

 Heehiye in Insect Hall. 2.'J0 

 Bella Coola family making "bread," 137 

 Bickmore, Prof. Albert S., 189, 230 

 Birches, Jesup estate, 42 

 Bird hoiLses made by schoolboys, 2.58 

 T^lack walnut, .lesui) Collection. 38 

 Hullfrog Croup, cover (Oct.). 186, 202, 204 

 "Caliph." 173, 176, 177. 178. cover (May) 

 Canoe Builders, cover (April). 109 

 Catalpa Flowers. Forestry Hall. 253 

 Central Andes, Western Colombia, 294 

 Chilkat blanket weaving at a salmon river 



camp, 134 

 Children have favorite exhibits, 233 

 Chinese bronzes, .59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64 

 Coloring from the live frog, 207 

 Congo battle-axe, Kasai District, 10; 



carved wooden vase, IS; pygmies in 



the death dance. 19 

 Contact (double) beds, 140 

 Coppermine River, Museum's Arctic Ex- 

 pedition. 271 

 Copi)er Queen ^^ne. Cavern in. 305 

 Crocodile. Skeleton of an extinct marine, 68 

 Crow Indians, Adoption lodge, 180 

 Dinosaur nnunmy. 6 

 Dinosaurs. Duck-billed. 8. 10 

 Dominica. Fording a stream. 270 

 Driftwood (polluted) Picking up. 147 

 "Dry Camp." Gray Bull River, 87 

 Elephant, Head studies, 92; herd, 5 

 Eohippus. 84, 85, 88 

 Eryops from the Lower Permian of Texas, 



197 

 European frog showing external vocal sacs, 



209 

 Flat boat. Red Deer River, 273 

 Flea, Hiunan 96; Rat, 95. 96 

 Flowering dogwood, Jesup Collection, 37 

 F'orests on Andean Coast Range, 296, 298 

 "F'ossil Acjuarium," 160 

 Fossil fish field work, 303 

 Fossil in iiosition, 277 

 Fossil ripples in sandstone, 280 

 Four-toed horse. Eohippus, 84, 85. 88 



I'^iir .'-'■(•al ( ir-oiip, .".(l, .'. 1 



Fur seals, I'ribilol Islands, covt'r (l''eb.) 



Giralfe. I'Mve-horned. 91 



Ground Sloth Group. 114. 116. 119 



fiuiana Indians. 289. 291, 292 



Haida Canoe, Steaming and decoration, 109 



Hippo. MeasiU'ing and skinning, 90 



lloiisr posts, 82 



Irtrins furrlrsi Chapman, 20 



Impalla. 91 



Indian tipi, Studying home life within. 222 



Infectious diseases. Photographs to teach 



prevention. 238, 239 

 Intermittent sand filters, 144, 145 

 Ireng River, Looking over the den.sc canopy 



of the forest toward valley of, 280 

 Kaieteur, the Great Palls of the Guianas, 



200 

 Lacrosse, Menomini game of, 138, 139, 141 

 Malarial mosquito exhibit, 241 

 Mangbetu natives, Congo Expedition report. 



190. 191 

 Maori carved canoe prow, 53, 55; warrior, 54 

 Map showing exploration and field parties, 



1911, 269 

 Marine Group, Model for, 251 

 Mexohippus, 85, 88 

 Monitor (Water). Habitat Group, 200; 



modeling manikin for, 207 

 Moose Cirou]), Studying the, 226 

 Mount Wilson, View from, 40 

 Mounting the skin of a lizard of Tropical 



America, 212 

 Mural panels in North Pacific Hall, cover 



(April), 109, 128, 134, 137 

 Museum building. Design for east facade, 



154 

 Museum of Celebes, 149 

 Newt's method of shedding skin, 208 

 North American geography at close of Coal 



Era, 198 

 Okapi, 40, 47, 72 

 Oriole, Fuertes', 20 

 Orohippus, 85, 88 



Pine seeds for i)Ianting, cover (May) 

 Pines, ,Iesup estate, 34, 41 

 Potaro River below Kaieteur Falls. 2S3. 28 I 

 Prospi'ctiug in Wind Ki\er Hasiii, Wyoming. 



S7 

 Rat. "Norway," {Mus decumanus), 97, 98 

 Red Deer River, 272, 275, 276, 279, 280, 281, 



282 

 Rhinocerus, Hook-lippi'd. cover (,Ian.); 



Square-mouthed, 2, 4 

 Roraima. Mount. 290, 291 

 Salamander, .Japanese giant, 203 

 San Ildefonso pottery, 192, 193, 194, 195 



