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Ameghino, Florentine — Continued 

 on Ovejero remains, 52: 242 ff. 

 on PataiTonian skulls, 52 : 1*.)0 

 on Samborombon skeleton, 52: 233 



f ., 235 f ., 266 

 on specimens from Argentine coast, 



52: 149, 150 

 on "split stone" industry, 52: 99-- 



104 

 on Tetraprothomo argentinus, 52: 



346-351, 352-359 

 on Upper Pampean formation, 52 : 



32 



publications by, 52 : vi, 51 flf., 387 f . 



references to, 52: 45, 4S. Ill, 114, 



117, 153, 193, 216, 227, 238, 253, 



272, 276, 278, 299, 300, 301 



reply to Outes by, on ancient stone 



industry, 52 : 109 f . 

 stone implements found by, at 

 Punta Porvenir, 52 : 123 

 Amelanchier canadensis, use of, 99: 



283 

 Amelia County, Va., archeology of, 23 : 



10 

 Amelia Island. French and Spanish 



names for, 73: 51 

 Amenorrhea, prevalence of, 34: 189 

 Araercaraio, a synonym of Yamacraw, 



73: 108 

 America, peopling of, from Old World. 



33: 9 

 "American Anthropologist" 

 Lamhatty map in, 48: 7 

 reproduction of Indian map in, 43 : 

 32 

 •'American Antiquarian," publication of 

 Taensa appeal for settlement in 

 Louisiana, 43: 271 

 American Antiquarian Society 

 investigations of, 60: 15 

 publication of Indian vocabularies 

 by, 43: 356 

 American Hoard of Missions, mention 



of, 46: \u 

 American Foreign Mission Society, 86 : 



4 

 American Fur Co. 



trade of, with Sioux, 77: 61 

 trading post of, 77: 75; 86: 140 

 American Indian 



morphologic modifications in, 52: 



5 

 racial type of, 52 : 183 f . 

 "American Journal of Science," report 



in, 66: 10 f., 14 

 American Museum of Natural History 

 acknowledgment to, 40, pt. 1 : vi 

 Bulletin of, Kroeber's publications 



in, 78: ix 

 collections in. 34: 19,252,259 

 crania in, 62: 110 

 expeditions of, 34: 1 

 work of. 96: 12 

 American Philosophical Society, copy of 

 Duralde mythology, 43 : 355 



American Pleistocene, see Glacial 



Period. 

 American Race 



early attempts to define position of, 



40, pt. 1 : 5 f . 

 relations of Fuegians and Chonos 



to, 63: 223 

 See also American Indian. 

 American River, 78: 391, 392, 393, 476, 



902 

 "American State Papers," authority on 



Opelousa, 43: 364 

 "American Turf Register and Sporting 



Magazine." article in, 83: 57 

 American Valley, 78 : 397 

 Ami, not a motion of lewd intent, 38: 



210 

 Amiscaron, see Yamiscaron. 

 Amishgo, 44: 54 

 Amobi, identification of, 73: 212 

 Amoroleck, wounding of, 22: 20,21 

 Amoxiumqua Ruin, general account of, 



32: 48 f. 

 Amoye, a Cherokee town, 73 : 212 

 Atnpelopsis cordata, use of, 99: 254, 



283 

 Amphibians, among the Tewa, 56: 52 

 Amsden, Charles, assistant in eastern 



Arizona expeditions, 65: 14 

 Amsinrkia spectahilis, Pima food plant, 

 31: 2C.4 



A. tesselata, Pima food plant, 34: 

 264 

 Amucho, sec Amishgo. 

 Amuck, running, 63: 80,140 

 Amulets 



sickness averted by, 99 : 74 

 worn by Maya women, 64 : 19 

 worn by the Fuegians, 63 : 150 

 See also Charms. 

 Amusements 



in Hawaii communal, 38: 13 

 IMaya, nature of, 57: 10 

 of people, 35 : 27 f . 

 See also Games; and names of 

 different peoples. 

 Annisgo, see Amishgo. 

 Au;!cana, 44: 45 

 Anacapa, a Chumash place name, 78: 



895 

 Anacape, a Timucua town, 73 : 323 

 Anacbuc, place name of Cabrillo, 78: 



553 

 Anacharaqua, a Timucua place name, 



73: 324 

 Anacoac, a synonym of Anacot, 78: 



553 

 Anacot, a place name of Cabrillo, 78: 



553 

 Anadarko, Okla.. present home of the 



Kiowa, 84: 1 

 Anakota-noma, a Wappo settlement, 



78: 218 

 Anakum, participation of, in ceremony, 

 90: 138 



