DIFFUSION, as a criterion of age, 91
Dorsey, GEORGE A., review by, 558
ENTOMOLOGY, among Bellacoola and
Carrier Indians, 436
EXCAVATIONS, Swedish Anthropo-
logical, 186
INDIAN, poetry of the American, 25
INTERNATIONAL AMERICANIST CON-
GRESS, twenty-first (second ses-
sion), 170; twenty-first (first
session), 348
JENKS, ALBERT E., activities of, 487
FARRABEE, WILLIAM CURTIS, death JUDD, NEILL M., explorations by,
FEWKES, WALTER J., lecture by, 185
FIELD MUSEUM OF NATURAL HIS-
TORY, expeditions of, 486
FIVE, as a mystic number, 578
FOLK-LORE SOCIETY, three publica-
tions of, 486
GAYTON, A. H., review by, 471
GIFFORD, E. W., review by, 319
GILMORE, MELVIN R., field work of,
601
GLYPHS, C, D, AND E of the Supple-
mentary Series of Maya In-
scriptions, 108
GODDARD, PLINY E., review by, 461
GUNTHER, ERNA, field work of, 600
HADDON, A. C., resignation of, 602
HALLOWELL, ALFRED I., activities
of, 188, 355
HAMMETT, FREDERICK S., Notes on
a Shell-heap at Whitmanville,
Cape Cod, Massachusetts, 483
HANDY, E. S., Craighill, review by,
331
HOCART, A. M., reviews by, 467, 565
HODGE, F. W., election of, 356
HOERNLÉ, A. WINIFRED, The Social
Organization of the Nama Hot-
tentot, 1
HOKAN, affinity of Subtiaba in
Nicaragua, 402, 491
HOOTON, E. A., review by, 570;
Louis Robert Sullivan, 357
HOTTENTOT, social organization of
the Nama, 1
HRDLICKA, ALES, Catalogue of the
Human Crania in the U. S.
National Museum, 339; lectures
by. 356
KANTOR, J. R., Anthropology, Race,
Psychology, and Culture, 267
KARSTEN, RAFAEL, work of, 601
KENTUCKY, a new double conoidal
pipe from, 441
KIDDER, A. V., Theophil Mitchell
Prudden, 149; Anthropology at
the Washington meeting and
Proceedings of the American An-
thropological Association, 174;
Notes on State Archaeological
Surveys during 1924, 581; An-
thropological Work of Museums
and Other Institutions during
1924, 587
KINSHIP TERMS, Maya, Nahuatl and
Tarascan, 100; in some languages
of Southern Mexico, 103; Taos,
482
KÖHLER, WOLFGANG, activities of,
600
KROEBER, A. L., review by 324
LALANNE, GASTON, death of, 354
"LANGUAGE," a new publication, 602
LEHMAN-NITSCHE, ROBERT, hon-
ored, 489
LINGUISTIC SOCIETY, proposed, 189;
proceedings, 580
LINTON, R., Marquesan Culture, 474
LOWIE, ROBERT H., Five as a Mystic
Number, 578; reviews by, 457,
560, 561, lecture by, 184
LUNDBORG, HERMAN, activities of,
355
MACCURDY, George Grant, activi-
ties of, 185, 487, 600
MACLEOD, WILLIAM CHRISTIE, Cer-
MASON, J. ALDEN, review by, 463
MASSACHUSETTS, pre-Algonkian cul-
ture in southwestern, 359
Whitmanville, Cape Cod, notes
on shell-heap at, 483
MATSUMURA, A., receives degree, 488
MATTHEW, C. D., review by, 451
MAYA AREA, burials in, 381
MAYA INSCRIPTIONS, Glyphs C, D,
and E of the Supplementary
Series, 108; further notes on the
Supplementary Series, 544
MAYA, kinship terms, 100
MEMBERS, American Anthropologi-
cal Association, 191
MENOMINI MEDICINE CEREMONY,
songs of, 290
METAL INDUSTRY, of the Aztecs, 550
MEXICO, kinship terms in some
languages of Southern, 103
MOORE, CLARENCE B., A Rectifica-
tion, 169
MORICE, A. G., Two Points of
Western Déné Ethnography,
478; About Cremation, 576
MORTUARY ASPECTS, of Northwest
Coast Culture, 122
MUSEUM, FIELD MUSEUM OF NAT-
URAL HISTORY, expeditions of,
486
of the American Indian, Heye
Foundation, field activities of,
356
—, U. S. National, human crania in,
339
MUSEUMS AND OTHER INSTITUTIONS,
anthropological work of, 1924,
MYSTIC NUMBER, five as, 578
NAHUATL, kinship terms, 100
NAMA HOTTENTOT, social organiza-
tion of, 1
NELSON, N. C., review by, 447; on
expedition, 489
NEWCOMBE, CHARLES F., work of,
352
NICARAGUA, Hokan affinity of Sub-
tiaba in, 402, 491
NORTHWEST COAST, mortuary aspects
in culture of, 122
NORWEGIAN INSTITUTE of Compara-
tive Cultural Research, 185.
OFFICERS, American Anthropological
Association, 191; Anthropologi-
cal Society of Philadelphia, 188;
Anthropological Society of
Washington, 600
OGBURN, WILLIAM, leads discussion,
488
OLSEN, RONALD, field work of, 600
PARKER, ARTHUR C., resignation of,
356
PARSONS, ELSIE CLEWS, review by,
562
PAN-AMERICAN
SCIENTIFIC CON-
GRESS, opening of third, 355
PETROGLYPHS, at Dalles of Columbia
River, 76
PEYOTE, the giver of Visions, 53
PHILADELPHIA, Anthropological So-
ciety, officers of, 188
PHILLIPS, GEORGE BRINTON, The
Primitive Copper Industry of
America, 284; The Metal In-
dustry of the Aztecs, 550
PIPE, a new double conoidal, from
Kentucky, 441
POETRY, of the American Indian, 25
PRE-ALGONKIAN CULTURE, in south-
western Massachusetts, 359
PREHISTORIC CARVINGS, from near
Vancouver, B. C., 315
PREHISTORIC RESEARCH, American
School of, 184, 353
PRUDDEN, THEOPHIL MITCHELL,
obituary notice of, 149
PSYCHOLOGY, culture, anthropology,
PSYCHOLOGY, INSTITUTE OF, at Yale,
354
RACE, psychology, culture, anthro-
pology, and, 267
RADCLIFFE-BROWN, A. R., Culture
Areas of Africa, 346; reviews by,
161, 325; field work of, 188
RASMUSSEN, KNUD, honored, 486
RELIGION, space and time in the
conception of primitive, 205
RICKETSON, O., Burials in the Maya
Area, 381
ROBERTS, HELEN, H., review by, 157;
at Institute of Psychology, 354
ROUSSELOT, M. L'ABBÉ, death of, 489
SAPIR, EDWARD, The Hokan Affi-
nity of Subtiaba in Nicaragua,
402, 491; lecture by, 355
SAVILLE, MARSHALL, activities of,
184, 356
SCHENCK, W. EGBERT, AND WILLIAM
DUNCAN STRONG, Petroglyphs
near the Dalles of the Columbia
River, 76
SHELL-HEAP, at Whitmanville, Cape
Cod, Massachusetts, notes on,
483
SHONLE, RUTH, Peyote, the Giver of
Visions, 53
SITES, village in Tolowa and neigh-
boring areas, 528
SLAVERY, debtor and chattel, in
aboriginal North America, 370
SMITH, HARLAN I., Entomology
among the Bellacoola and Car-
rier Indians, 436; Sympathetic
Magic and Witchcraft among
the Bellacoola, 116
SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, of the Nama
Hottentot, 1
SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH COUNCIL,
fellowship awards, 598; with
American Anthropological Asso-
ciation, 488
SONGS, of the Menomini Medicine
Ceremony, 290
SOUTH AFRICAN NOTES, 188
SPACE, in conception of primitive
religion, 205
SPECK, F. G., field work of, 355
SPIER, LESLIE, reviews by, 330, 469;
STRONG, WILLIAM DUNCAN AND
W. EGBERT SCHENK, Petro-
glyphs at the Dalles of the
Columbia River, 76
SUBTIABA, in Nicaragua, Hokan
affinity of, 402, 491
SULLIVAN, LOUIS R., death of, 355;
obituary notice of, 357; reviews
by, 153, 155, 156
SUPPLEMENTARY SERIES, of Maya
Inscriptions, 108, 544
SWEDISH ANTHROPOLOGICAL EXCA-
VATIONS, 186
TAOS, kinship terminology, 482
TARASCAN, kinship terms, 100
TEEPLE, JOHN E., Maya Inscrip-
tions: Glyphs C, D, and E of
the Supplementary Series, 108;
Maya Inscriptions: Further
Notes on the Supplementary
Series, 544
TIME, in conception of primitive
religion, 205
TOLOWA, and neighboring areas,
village sites in, 528
TOTEM POLES, 579
UNIQUE PREHISTORIC CARVINGS from
near Vancouver, B. C., 315
VANCOUVER, B. C., prehistoric carv-
ings from near, 315
VERNEAU, RENÉ, honored, 356
VILLAGE SITES, in Tolowa and neigh-
boring areas, 528
VISIONS, peyote, 53
WALLIS, WILSON D., Diffusion as a
Criterion of Age, 91
WALTON, EDA LOU AND T. T.
WATERMAN, Poetry of the Amer-
ican Indian, 25
WATERMAN, T. T. AND EDA LOU
WALTON, Poetry of the Ameri-
can Indian, 25
WATERMAN, T. T., Village Sites in
Tolowa and Neighboring Areas
of Northwestern California, 528;
review by, 151
WASHINGTON, ANTHROPOLOGICAL SO-
CIETY, officers of, 600
WEBB, WILLIAM S., Report of a
New Double Conoidal Pipe from
Kentucky, 441
"WHITE INDIANS" OF DARIEN, com-
mittee report on, 185
YALE, INSTITUTE OF PSYCHOLOGY at,
354
YOUNG, KIMBALL, review by, 321
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