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. SATUllDAY IJ::CTU'11ES. 



CATEGORIES. 



GRADES OP CULTURE. 



Mouoan's Scheme., 

 < 'haractekistics..., 



Rack 



Food 



Lower Savage , 



No fire, rude stone., 

 St. Aeheul 



Raw products of the 

 earth. 



Clothing None, or a wind shield 



Hai;itations., 



Implements., 



We.vpoxs . 



Caves and shelters. 



Palaeolithic.. 



Clubs and stones.. 



Locomotion No appliances 



.ffisTHETic Products.. 



Domestication.. 



Middle Savage. 

 Fish diet, fire..., 

 Australians 



Painted bodies, strings 

 of shells, whi.stlesand 

 wooden drums. 



None , 



IxDUSTUiES Hunting unci lishing.... 



LAXGUAfiK. 



Kxo\vledge.. 



Beliefs.. 



Wor.SHip.. 



MonALS. 



Interjectional and by 

 signs. 



The habits of game, a 

 little about tlie stars 

 and the weather. 



Everything animated.. 



Appeasing everything. 



Conformity to clan use. 

 No code. 



Indigenous products, 

 roasted and stone- 

 boiled food. 



Capes of skin or coarse 

 mattine. 



Temporary huts and 

 wind-breaks. 



Charred spears, ham- 

 mers, knives, nets, 

 dug-outs, fire-drills. 



Spears, clubs, boomer- 

 angs, throw-sticks, 

 shields. 



Trails and landmark.s 



Feathers and paint,gor- 

 gets and limb trap- 

 pings, stick and skin 

 drums. 



Upper Savage 



Invention of the bow. 

 Nomadic Indians 



The doc?.. 



Social Stuucture I Promiscuity. 



Social Rites ' Not known... 



Supplying wants, little 

 division or barter. 



Guttural, clicking, re- 

 duplicative. 



Count four, predict 

 yveather. Judge local- 

 ity and distance, 

 name species. 



Ghosts, hero ancestors, 

 animal soul in things. 



Sorcery, rain-making, 

 fetish worship. 



Conjugal and parental 

 duties not enforced, 

 hospitable, improvi- 

 d,ent. 



Punaluan marriage in 

 groups. 



IMarriage by capture, 

 greetings formal, ta- 

 bu, deposit burial. 



Dried menis and plants, 

 dug-out vessels for 

 cooking. 



Caps, body clothes, moc- 

 casons, of the se.xes 

 much alike. 



Tents and wigwams in 

 elan-groups. 



Slvin-dressing, basket- 

 weaving, bow-dressing. 



Bows and arrows in great 

 variety, scalping knives. 



Snow-shoes, sledges, dug- 

 outs, rafts, and skin- 

 boats. 



Tattoo and paint, embroi- 

 dery and fringes, rat- 

 tles and bells. 



Dogs, ponies, deer. In 

 the south, bifds. 



Hunting, fishing, gather- 

 ing, barter, wampum. 



Agglutinative, prone to 

 dialectic change. 



Decimal notation, time, 

 genera of object.'^, natu- 

 ral phenomena. 



Sorcery, future life like 

 this, good and evil pow- 

 ers, myths. 



Medicine pow-wow, invo- 

 cation by smoke, fast- 

 ing, mutilation. 



Chastity of wives en- 

 forced, generous, cruel. 



Ganowanian marriage, 

 mother-right, cian-sy,s- 

 tem. 



Marriage rite wealc, Pot- 

 laich feasts, burial Ta- 

 rious. 



