Moray Frith,79.Morbihan, bay of,43,51,165,166.Morgan, J. de,58.Morimarusam,165.Morocco,25.Moscow,156.Moselle,130,165.Moslems,37.Mosso, A.,65.Motril,55.mountain zone,63,64,66,77,81,82,88,98,102,117,125–128,130,131,145,146,152,159,161,162,164,169.Mugem,24,25,30.Muliana,96.Mullerup,31,32.Munkacs,95.Mur,122.Mycenæ,96,116.Mycenean culture,100,129,161.Myres, Prof. J. L.,68.Nagy-sap,63.Naples,58,124.Narbonne,51,55.Naue, Dr. J.,86,93.Neanderthal man,20–22.Neleids,174.Neleus,109.Neo-Celtic tongues,29.neolithic age,33–35,52,63,102,125,136,140–142,155,171,172.Nera,151.Nestor,106.Neuchâtel,62.Newberry, Percy,54.Newbury,45,65.Newquay,55.Nile valley,22,40,48.Nordic race,57,63,64,66,70,76–78,81,82,85,88,106,107,109,111–114,125–128,134–137,140,147,153–156,164.Nordman, C. A.,32.Normandy,134.Normandy, Duke of,107.Normans,107.Norsemen,107.North sea,97.Noutonic,119.Nubia,39.Oannes,60.Oban,32.Obercassel skulls,25.Obermaier, H.,20.Obi,72,157.obsidian,34,35,40,41.Odessa,64.Odin,160.Ofnet,24,30,61,67.Old England,101,130.Old World,85.Ombri,163.Ombrice,122.Orchomenos,96.Orestes,175.Oreszka,97.Orezi,93.Oronsay,32.Orsi, P.,54.Orviedo,55.Orvieto,95.Osco-Umbrian language,148,152.Osiris,38.Ossetes,161.Oxus,137.P-peoples,16.Pæonia,62,160.palæolithic period, lower,19,170.ditto middle,20,170.ditto upper,25,28,33,69,141,170.Palatine hill,122,151,163,164.Palatium,151,163.Palestine,59,71.Pallantids,106.Palmanova,92.Paphlagonia,118.Paris,30,99.Parret,167.Patesi,58.Pausanias,173.pax Romana,169.Peak district,46.Peet, Prof. E.,114,128.Peisker, T.,72.Peleus,106.Pelopids,112,175.Peloponnese,105,175.Pelops,112.Pembrokeshire,55.Pencaer,55.Penck, A.,171.Penka, K.,131,136,137,153.Pen-maen-mawr,35.Pentheus,175.Periphates,106.Perry,45.Perry, W.,49,50,52.Perseus,106,175.Persia,39,141.Persian gulf,42,59,60,109.Persians,133.Petrie, Prof. W. M. F.,seeFlinders Petrie.Petronell,94.Pewsey, vale of,164.Phœnicia,174.Phœnicians,52.Phœnix,174.Phrygia,73,112.Phrygian language,147,160.Phrygians,113,115,129,147,158.Pictish language,17.Piètrement, C. A.,138.Pillars of Hercules,43.Piltdown skull,17,20.Plynlimmon,28.Plattensee,95,97;seeLake Balaton.Pliny,162.Po,122,131,148,163.Podhering,95,96.Podolia,97,100,120,129,161.Poland,31,64.Poltava,64.Polydorus,175.Polynesia,49.Polymela,106.Polypoites,106.Pomerania,93.Pompeii,58,131,164.Pontus,118.Portugal,25,33,53.Poseidon,106,174.Posidonius,162.Pott, F. A.,137.Povegliano,98.Predil Pass,122,128,131,163.Priam,105.Pripet marshes,64.prognathism,23.prognathism, alveolar,24,25,28.Prospector language,60.Prospectors,56–60,79,108–111,114,131,176.Proto-Solutrean stations,26.Prussia,93,120.Pumpelly, Raphael,39,71–73.Punjab,137,158.Pylos,109,174.Pyrenees,15,17,25,27,28,69,78.Q-peoples,16.race-making period,155.Rastall, R. H.,37.Reading,99,130.Reatæ,151,160,163.Reche, Dr. O.,78.red ochre,23,67,69,74,140.Regulini-Galassi tomb,57.Rhadamanthus,174.Rhine,15,17,63,64,76,79,97,119,126,127,129,161,165,166.Rhodesia,21,22.Rhone,83,99,127,152,164,165.Rhys, Sir John,144–147,152,153,162,165.Richmond,164.Ridgeway, Sir W.,104–106,112,113,147,162,174.Rima-Szombat,95,96.Ripley, W. Z.,55,62.Ripuarian Franks,176.Rivers, Dr. W. H. R.,176.Riviera, the,24.Robenhausen,63.Rollo,107.Rome,82,95,122,131,150,151,163.Roman culture,15.Roman Empire,107.Romans,40,168.Rose, Prof. H. J.,173.Rostovtzeff, M. M.,67,119,162.Rostro-carinate implements,19.Roumania,64.Roumanian plain,64.Royal Asiatic Society of Bengal,132.Ruggeri, Prof. V. Giuffrida,28.rudernadln,119.Russia,26,31,62,64,69,72,76,81,97,107,120,126,139,140,142,153–155,158,159,164.Russo-Turkestan steppe,141.Sabine language,149.Sabine region,149–151.Sabines,163,164.Sabini,149,151,152.Saint Barthelmä,95.Saint Brieuc,55.Saint Germain-en-Laye,97,98.Saint Kanzian,95.Saint Margaret’s Isle,94.Sajo-Gömör,94,95.Salerno,55.Salic Franks,176.Salisbury plain,51.Salonika,62.Salto,151.Salza-Bach,97.Sangarius,73.Sanskrit language,132,133,137.Santa Lucia Tolmino,122,131.Santorin,34,35.Saone,99.Sarawak, Raja of,107.Sardinia,28,52,114.Sardis,163.Sargon of Akkad,41,42.Sarpedon,174.Save,121,122,128,130,159,163.Savoy,62,164.Saxons,37,168.Sayce, Prof. A. H.,41,42,158.Scandinavia,52,99,116,125,131.Scandinavian ice,171.Scandinavian legend,160.Schatze,97.Schleswig-Holstein,88,93,94,97,99,128,159,164.Schliemann, H.,43,96.Schrader, Dr. O.,139–141,153.Sciron,106.Scotland,15,17,28,30,32,46,79,98,144.Scurgola,44.Scythians,162.Seine,99,125,130,131,147,152,154,164,168.Seistan,59.Seligman, Dr. C. G.,22.Selve,93.Semele,175.Sequana,152.Sequani,152,164.Serbia,64,163.Sergi, Dr. G.,68,155,156.Seti II.,96,114,115.Severn,45,129,161.Shalmaneser, I.,117.Shawiya,29.Shekelesh,114.Sherden,114.Shrewsbury,45.Shropshire,45.Siberia,27,33,157.Sicily,35,44,60,78,107,114.Siculi,150.Siebenburgen,97.Sigmaringen,99,130,163.Sigovesus,169.Silesia,78,79,127.Sinaitic peninsula,22,36.Sinis,106.Siret,43.Slavs,122,123.
Moray Frith,79.
Morbihan, bay of,43,51,165,166.
Morgan, J. de,58.
Morimarusam,165.
Morocco,25.
Moscow,156.
Moselle,130,165.
Moslems,37.
Mosso, A.,65.
Motril,55.
mountain zone,63,64,66,77,81,82,88,98,102,117,125–128,130,131,145,146,152,159,161,162,164,169.
Mugem,24,25,30.
Muliana,96.
Mullerup,31,32.
Munkacs,95.
Mur,122.
Mycenæ,96,116.
Mycenean culture,100,129,161.
Myres, Prof. J. L.,68.
Nagy-sap,63.
Naples,58,124.
Narbonne,51,55.
Naue, Dr. J.,86,93.
Neanderthal man,20–22.
Neleids,174.
Neleus,109.
Neo-Celtic tongues,29.
neolithic age,33–35,52,63,102,125,136,140–142,155,171,172.
Nera,151.
Nestor,106.
Neuchâtel,62.
Newberry, Percy,54.
Newbury,45,65.
Newquay,55.
Nile valley,22,40,48.
Nordic race,57,63,64,66,70,76–78,81,82,85,88,106,107,109,111–114,125–128,134–137,140,147,153–156,164.
Nordman, C. A.,32.
Normandy,134.
Normandy, Duke of,107.
Normans,107.
Norsemen,107.
North sea,97.
Noutonic,119.
Nubia,39.
Oannes,60.
Oban,32.
Obercassel skulls,25.
Obermaier, H.,20.
Obi,72,157.
obsidian,34,35,40,41.
Odessa,64.
Odin,160.
Ofnet,24,30,61,67.
Old England,101,130.
Old World,85.
Ombri,163.
Ombrice,122.
Orchomenos,96.
Orestes,175.
Oreszka,97.
Orezi,93.
Oronsay,32.
Orsi, P.,54.
Orviedo,55.
Orvieto,95.
Osco-Umbrian language,148,152.
Osiris,38.
Ossetes,161.
Oxus,137.
P-peoples,16.
Pæonia,62,160.
palæolithic period, lower,19,170.
ditto middle,20,170.
ditto upper,25,28,33,69,141,170.
Palatine hill,122,151,163,164.
Palatium,151,163.
Palestine,59,71.
Pallantids,106.
Palmanova,92.
Paphlagonia,118.
Paris,30,99.
Parret,167.
Patesi,58.
Pausanias,173.
pax Romana,169.
Peak district,46.
Peet, Prof. E.,114,128.
Peisker, T.,72.
Peleus,106.
Pelopids,112,175.
Peloponnese,105,175.
Pelops,112.
Pembrokeshire,55.
Pencaer,55.
Penck, A.,171.
Penka, K.,131,136,137,153.
Pen-maen-mawr,35.
Pentheus,175.
Periphates,106.
Perry,45.
Perry, W.,49,50,52.
Perseus,106,175.
Persia,39,141.
Persian gulf,42,59,60,109.
Persians,133.
Petrie, Prof. W. M. F.,seeFlinders Petrie.
Petronell,94.
Pewsey, vale of,164.
Phœnicia,174.
Phœnicians,52.
Phœnix,174.
Phrygia,73,112.
Phrygian language,147,160.
Phrygians,113,115,129,147,158.
Pictish language,17.
Piètrement, C. A.,138.
Pillars of Hercules,43.
Piltdown skull,17,20.
Plynlimmon,28.
Plattensee,95,97;seeLake Balaton.
Pliny,162.
Po,122,131,148,163.
Podhering,95,96.
Podolia,97,100,120,129,161.
Poland,31,64.
Poltava,64.
Polydorus,175.
Polynesia,49.
Polymela,106.
Polypoites,106.
Pomerania,93.
Pompeii,58,131,164.
Pontus,118.
Portugal,25,33,53.
Poseidon,106,174.
Posidonius,162.
Pott, F. A.,137.
Povegliano,98.
Predil Pass,122,128,131,163.
Priam,105.
Pripet marshes,64.
prognathism,23.
prognathism, alveolar,24,25,28.
Prospector language,60.
Prospectors,56–60,79,108–111,114,131,176.
Proto-Solutrean stations,26.
Prussia,93,120.
Pumpelly, Raphael,39,71–73.
Punjab,137,158.
Pylos,109,174.
Pyrenees,15,17,25,27,28,69,78.
Q-peoples,16.
race-making period,155.
Rastall, R. H.,37.
Reading,99,130.
Reatæ,151,160,163.
Reche, Dr. O.,78.
red ochre,23,67,69,74,140.
Regulini-Galassi tomb,57.
Rhadamanthus,174.
Rhine,15,17,63,64,76,79,97,119,126,127,129,161,165,166.
Rhodesia,21,22.
Rhone,83,99,127,152,164,165.
Rhys, Sir John,144–147,152,153,162,165.
Richmond,164.
Ridgeway, Sir W.,104–106,112,113,147,162,174.
Rima-Szombat,95,96.
Ripley, W. Z.,55,62.
Ripuarian Franks,176.
Rivers, Dr. W. H. R.,176.
Riviera, the,24.
Robenhausen,63.
Rollo,107.
Rome,82,95,122,131,150,151,163.
Roman culture,15.
Roman Empire,107.
Romans,40,168.
Rose, Prof. H. J.,173.
Rostovtzeff, M. M.,67,119,162.
Rostro-carinate implements,19.
Roumania,64.
Roumanian plain,64.
Royal Asiatic Society of Bengal,132.
Ruggeri, Prof. V. Giuffrida,28.
rudernadln,119.
Russia,26,31,62,64,69,72,76,81,97,107,120,126,139,140,142,153–155,158,159,164.
Russo-Turkestan steppe,141.
Sabine language,149.
Sabine region,149–151.
Sabines,163,164.
Sabini,149,151,152.
Saint Barthelmä,95.
Saint Brieuc,55.
Saint Germain-en-Laye,97,98.
Saint Kanzian,95.
Saint Margaret’s Isle,94.
Sajo-Gömör,94,95.
Salerno,55.
Salic Franks,176.
Salisbury plain,51.
Salonika,62.
Salto,151.
Salza-Bach,97.
Sangarius,73.
Sanskrit language,132,133,137.
Santa Lucia Tolmino,122,131.
Santorin,34,35.
Saone,99.
Sarawak, Raja of,107.
Sardinia,28,52,114.
Sardis,163.
Sargon of Akkad,41,42.
Sarpedon,174.
Save,121,122,128,130,159,163.
Savoy,62,164.
Saxons,37,168.
Sayce, Prof. A. H.,41,42,158.
Scandinavia,52,99,116,125,131.
Scandinavian ice,171.
Scandinavian legend,160.
Schatze,97.
Schleswig-Holstein,88,93,94,97,99,128,159,164.
Schliemann, H.,43,96.
Schrader, Dr. O.,139–141,153.
Sciron,106.
Scotland,15,17,28,30,32,46,79,98,144.
Scurgola,44.
Scythians,162.
Seine,99,125,130,131,147,152,154,164,168.
Seistan,59.
Seligman, Dr. C. G.,22.
Selve,93.
Semele,175.
Sequana,152.
Sequani,152,164.
Serbia,64,163.
Sergi, Dr. G.,68,155,156.
Seti II.,96,114,115.
Severn,45,129,161.
Shalmaneser, I.,117.
Shawiya,29.
Shekelesh,114.
Sherden,114.
Shrewsbury,45.
Shropshire,45.
Siberia,27,33,157.
Sicily,35,44,60,78,107,114.
Siculi,150.
Siebenburgen,97.
Sigmaringen,99,130,163.
Sigovesus,169.
Silesia,78,79,127.
Sinaitic peninsula,22,36.
Sinis,106.
Siret,43.
Slavs,122,123.