INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

INDEX OF SUBJECTS.ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZAbabdeh,436Abnakis,526Abyssinians,437,438Accredians,452Achango,454Achinese,489Aderbaijani,294,376,419Aduma,459Ægean civilisation,315Aetas,397,483Afara,438Afiffi,454Africa, grouping of existing populations of,431Afridis,420Ainus,44,59,68,85,110,291,365,371–373Akkas,454Alakalufs,576Albinism,51Aleuts,521Alfurus,136,491Algonquians,526,527Alimentation.—Geophagy, anthropophagy—preparation of foods—method of fire-making and cooking, pottery, stimulants and narcotics,144–160Amazonians,552American linguistic families, number of,519American Indians (North),38,80,87,133,151,204,241,248,521Andamanese,56,85,91,99,159Andeans,545Andean dialects,544Angolese,461Animistic religion, absence of moral element in,220Annamese,98,399Antaifasina,471Antaimoro,471Antaisaka,471Antaisara,472Antambahoaka,471Antanosi,472Anthropology and ethnology, distinction between,9Anthropological classification, various,280–284Apaches,525Apalachi,528Apollonians,451Arabs,87,422,432Araucans,550Arawaks,556Arimichaux,570Armenians,81,422Arts, the.—Primitive design, sculpture, dancing, music vocal and instrumental, musical instruments, poetry,197–212Aryan question,317–320Ashantis,451Asia, peoples of Anterior,418–425; peoples of Central,374–382; peoples of Eastern,382–390; peoples of Northern,366–374Asiatic races, geographical distribution and principal characters of existing,365–425Asikuya,460Assinaboins,529Assinians,451Assyroid race,290,365Athapascans,524Australians,39,44,80,109,137,151,170,204,207,220,226,232,241,248,290,476Awekwom,451Aymaras,547Aztecs,536,537Bacongo,460Badagas,411Bajaus,490Bakairis,553Bakalai,459Bakamba,460Bakoris,458Bakunda,458Balinese,490Ballali,460Baltis,415Baluba,462Baluchis,420Banga,463Bangi,461Banja,440Bantus,159,429,456,463Barabra,435Basas,458Bashkir-Meshcheriaks,376Basques,87,99,240,348Bateke,460Battas,489Batua,454Bayanzi,463Bechuana,206,465,466Bedouins,422Bejas,436Benin,453Berbers,432,433Betsileo,471Betsimasaraka,471Bicols,491Biped attitude, condition of brain development,16Black Feet,527Bongo,445Bonjos,461Bororos,566Botocudos,50,147,159,170,563Bows,262Boyaeli,454Brahuis,421Brain weight among different races; relative weight of, in men and women; relation of stature and weight of body to weight of brain, etc.,97–104; brain weights of man and anthropoid apes,17,18; weight at different ages,107Bubuendi,460Bujis,490Buriats,379Burmese,400Bushmen,41,44,56,80,94,204,206,287,467Bushmen-Hottentots,467Cagayanes,491Cahitas,535Cainguas,563,568Calchaquis,547Cambodians,398Caribs,541,552Caste and class organisation,249Caste in India,402Cayugas,527Celts,323,347Cephalic index, its numerical expression and nomenclature,57–59; its relation to mentality,76Chapanecs,538Characterisation of races in author’s classification,285–293Charruas,571Chechen-Lesgians,354Che-hoan,391Chenooks,532Cherkess (Circassians),354Cheyennes,527Chibchas,546Chicasaws,528Children.—Voluntary limitation of, infanticide, rearing of children among primitive peoples, naming, education, etc.,239–241Chinese,38,43,47,50,109,141,382,386Chins,413Chippewas,524,526Chontals,538,540Chukchi,149,182,191,242,367Ciboneys,557Classification of ethnic groups,293–298Commerce, conduct of, in primitive societies,270Coreans,386,387Corroborees,207Couvade,240Cranial capacity of different races,56Cranial characters,53–55Creeks,528Crees,526Crows,530Dagomba,447Dakotas,530Damaras,466Danagla,436Dardi or Dardu,413Death, conception of, among uncivilised peoples,216Denakil,438Dental formulæ of monkeys, anthropoid apes, and man,13Dental index of man, anthropoid apes, chimpanzee, orang, and gorilla,21Dinka,445Disease, primitive conceptions of,227Distinctive morphological characters of human races.—Stature,25,31; influence of environment on stature,31,32; difference of stature of men and women,32,33. Teguments: the skin, hair of head and body,37. Four principal types of hair,38,46. Pigmentation: colouring of the skin, eyes, and hair,46–52Domestication of animals,194–196Dravidians,44,47,99,290,365,410Dress and ornament: nakedness and modesty, adornment of the body, ethnic mutilations, adornment by objects attached to the body, making of garments, spinning and weaving,170–184Druzes,423Duala,243,458Duk-Duk societies,253Dyaks,45,490Endocannibalism and exocannibalism,148Eskimo,137,151,160,245,263,292,365,520,521Ethiopians,288,436Eurasians,81,293European ethnogeny, problem of,299–300European peoples, migrations during historic period,320–325European races, characters and geographical distribution of six principal and four secondary,325–334; linguistic divisions,335–358Ewes,453Facial index,70,72,76,77Family organisation,248Fans,459Fellaheen,435Felups,449Finns,45,80,349Fœtal likeness in man and apes,23,24French,87,335Fuegians,81,85,87,91,146,170,181,189,214,241,571,575Fulahs,45,47,439,442Funereal rites, burial of weapons, pottery, etc., mourning and funeral feasts, modes of sepulture, etc.,242–244Furs,445Gabunese,459Gallas,438Games and recreations, sports and spectacles,197–201Ganguela,461Genital organs, differences of, according to race,96Germans,87,111,323,339Ges,562Gesture language,128,129Giliaks,373Goajires,557Gonds,410Gonja,447Group marriage: exogamy and endogamy, the matriarchate, filiation and relationship,231–234Guanches,87Guaraunos,561Guatos,573Guaycurus,572,573Guaymis,545Gurkhas,415Gurma,447Gurunga,447Gypsies,425Habitation, primitive types of—huts, tents, villages; furniture, heating, lighting,160–169Hair of head and body,37; four principal varieties of hair, straight, wavy, frizzy, woolly,38–46Hajemis,419Hamrans,436Hausas,446Hawaiians,502Head of living subject, measurements of,68,69Hidatsas,530Homo Americanus, problem of, origin of,509Hottentots,42,94,97Hovas,469,470Huaxtecs,537,540Hunting, fishing and agriculture, primitive methods of,185–194Hupas,525,553Hurons,527Hut, origin and development of primitive,160–163Idzo,453Igara,453Igbera,453Igorrotes,491Illyro-Hellenes,346Incas,546Indo-Afghan race,290,365Indonesians,47,153,365,406Initiation, ceremonies connected with, circumcision, etc.,241,242Ipurinas,556Iranians,44,80,419Iroquoians,526,527Irulas,411Jakris,453Japanese,42,44,51,68,87,107,170,243,387–391,489Javanese,99,489Jews,50,80,93,118,423–425Kabards,376Kabyles,87Kafirs,159,163,170,211,413Kalinas,553Kalmuks,50,111,375,379Kanaras,411Karayas,565Karens,394Kartvels or Georgians,355Kayapos,563,564Kenai,524Kerepunu,495Khalkas,379Khands,410Khas,415Khonds,219,259,410Kiowas,530Kirghiz,108,376Kizilbashes,423Kolarians,408Koriaks,367Kotas,411Kru,450Kuis,392Kulu-Lahuli,415Kurds,422Kumyks,376Kurumbas,411Kwakiutls,532Lampongs,489Lamuts,373Languages, monosyllabic, agglutinative, polysynthetic, inflectional,130–133Lapps,80,293Latins,235,335Leni-Lenapé,526Lenkas,540Levirate,236Linguistic characters: gesture and speech, divisions of language according to structure, optic and acoustic signals, handwriting, mnemotechnic objects, pictography, ideography, alphabets,127–143Lo-lo,381Loucheux,524Lunda,402Luri,445Lushai,395Lu-tse,382Macusis,134,553Madurese,490Maghrebi,434Mahratis,413

Ababdeh,436

Abnakis,526

Abyssinians,437,438

Accredians,452

Achango,454

Achinese,489

Aderbaijani,294,376,419

Aduma,459

Ægean civilisation,315

Aetas,397,483

Afara,438

Afiffi,454

Africa, grouping of existing populations of,431

Afridis,420

Ainus,44,59,68,85,110,291,365,371–373

Akkas,454

Alakalufs,576

Albinism,51

Aleuts,521

Alfurus,136,491

Algonquians,526,527

Alimentation.—Geophagy, anthropophagy—preparation of foods—method of fire-making and cooking, pottery, stimulants and narcotics,144–160

Amazonians,552

American linguistic families, number of,519

American Indians (North),38,80,87,133,151,204,241,248,521

Andamanese,56,85,91,99,159

Andeans,545

Andean dialects,544

Angolese,461

Animistic religion, absence of moral element in,220

Annamese,98,399

Antaifasina,471

Antaimoro,471

Antaisaka,471

Antaisara,472

Antambahoaka,471

Antanosi,472

Anthropology and ethnology, distinction between,9

Anthropological classification, various,280–284

Apaches,525

Apalachi,528

Apollonians,451

Arabs,87,422,432

Araucans,550

Arawaks,556

Arimichaux,570

Armenians,81,422

Arts, the.—Primitive design, sculpture, dancing, music vocal and instrumental, musical instruments, poetry,197–212

Aryan question,317–320

Ashantis,451

Asia, peoples of Anterior,418–425; peoples of Central,374–382; peoples of Eastern,382–390; peoples of Northern,366–374

Asiatic races, geographical distribution and principal characters of existing,365–425

Asikuya,460

Assinaboins,529

Assinians,451

Assyroid race,290,365

Athapascans,524

Australians,39,44,80,109,137,151,170,204,207,220,226,232,241,248,290,476

Awekwom,451

Aymaras,547

Aztecs,536,537

Bacongo,460

Badagas,411

Bajaus,490

Bakairis,553

Bakalai,459

Bakamba,460

Bakoris,458

Bakunda,458

Balinese,490

Ballali,460

Baltis,415

Baluba,462

Baluchis,420

Banga,463

Bangi,461

Banja,440

Bantus,159,429,456,463

Barabra,435

Basas,458

Bashkir-Meshcheriaks,376

Basques,87,99,240,348

Bateke,460

Battas,489

Batua,454

Bayanzi,463

Bechuana,206,465,466

Bedouins,422

Bejas,436

Benin,453

Berbers,432,433

Betsileo,471

Betsimasaraka,471

Bicols,491

Biped attitude, condition of brain development,16

Black Feet,527

Bongo,445

Bonjos,461

Bororos,566

Botocudos,50,147,159,170,563

Bows,262

Boyaeli,454

Brahuis,421

Brain weight among different races; relative weight of, in men and women; relation of stature and weight of body to weight of brain, etc.,97–104; brain weights of man and anthropoid apes,17,18; weight at different ages,107

Bubuendi,460

Bujis,490

Buriats,379

Burmese,400

Bushmen,41,44,56,80,94,204,206,287,467

Bushmen-Hottentots,467

Cagayanes,491

Cahitas,535

Cainguas,563,568

Calchaquis,547

Cambodians,398

Caribs,541,552

Caste and class organisation,249

Caste in India,402

Cayugas,527

Celts,323,347

Cephalic index, its numerical expression and nomenclature,57–59; its relation to mentality,76

Chapanecs,538

Characterisation of races in author’s classification,285–293

Charruas,571

Chechen-Lesgians,354

Che-hoan,391

Chenooks,532

Cherkess (Circassians),354

Cheyennes,527

Chibchas,546

Chicasaws,528

Children.—Voluntary limitation of, infanticide, rearing of children among primitive peoples, naming, education, etc.,239–241

Chinese,38,43,47,50,109,141,382,386

Chins,413

Chippewas,524,526

Chontals,538,540

Chukchi,149,182,191,242,367

Ciboneys,557

Classification of ethnic groups,293–298

Commerce, conduct of, in primitive societies,270

Coreans,386,387

Corroborees,207

Couvade,240

Cranial capacity of different races,56

Cranial characters,53–55

Creeks,528

Crees,526

Crows,530

Dagomba,447

Dakotas,530

Damaras,466

Danagla,436

Dardi or Dardu,413

Death, conception of, among uncivilised peoples,216

Denakil,438

Dental formulæ of monkeys, anthropoid apes, and man,13

Dental index of man, anthropoid apes, chimpanzee, orang, and gorilla,21

Dinka,445

Disease, primitive conceptions of,227

Distinctive morphological characters of human races.—Stature,25,31; influence of environment on stature,31,32; difference of stature of men and women,32,33. Teguments: the skin, hair of head and body,37. Four principal types of hair,38,46. Pigmentation: colouring of the skin, eyes, and hair,46–52

Domestication of animals,194–196

Dravidians,44,47,99,290,365,410

Dress and ornament: nakedness and modesty, adornment of the body, ethnic mutilations, adornment by objects attached to the body, making of garments, spinning and weaving,170–184

Druzes,423

Duala,243,458

Duk-Duk societies,253

Dyaks,45,490

Endocannibalism and exocannibalism,148

Eskimo,137,151,160,245,263,292,365,520,521

Ethiopians,288,436

Eurasians,81,293

European ethnogeny, problem of,299–300

European peoples, migrations during historic period,320–325

European races, characters and geographical distribution of six principal and four secondary,325–334; linguistic divisions,335–358

Ewes,453

Facial index,70,72,76,77

Family organisation,248

Fans,459

Fellaheen,435

Felups,449

Finns,45,80,349

Fœtal likeness in man and apes,23,24

French,87,335

Fuegians,81,85,87,91,146,170,181,189,214,241,571,575

Fulahs,45,47,439,442

Funereal rites, burial of weapons, pottery, etc., mourning and funeral feasts, modes of sepulture, etc.,242–244

Furs,445

Gabunese,459

Gallas,438

Games and recreations, sports and spectacles,197–201

Ganguela,461

Genital organs, differences of, according to race,96

Germans,87,111,323,339

Ges,562

Gesture language,128,129

Giliaks,373

Goajires,557

Gonds,410

Gonja,447

Group marriage: exogamy and endogamy, the matriarchate, filiation and relationship,231–234

Guanches,87

Guaraunos,561

Guatos,573

Guaycurus,572,573

Guaymis,545

Gurkhas,415

Gurma,447

Gurunga,447

Gypsies,425

Habitation, primitive types of—huts, tents, villages; furniture, heating, lighting,160–169

Hair of head and body,37; four principal varieties of hair, straight, wavy, frizzy, woolly,38–46

Hajemis,419

Hamrans,436

Hausas,446

Hawaiians,502

Head of living subject, measurements of,68,69

Hidatsas,530

Homo Americanus, problem of, origin of,509

Hottentots,42,94,97

Hovas,469,470

Huaxtecs,537,540

Hunting, fishing and agriculture, primitive methods of,185–194

Hupas,525,553

Hurons,527

Hut, origin and development of primitive,160–163

Idzo,453

Igara,453

Igbera,453

Igorrotes,491

Illyro-Hellenes,346

Incas,546

Indo-Afghan race,290,365

Indonesians,47,153,365,406

Initiation, ceremonies connected with, circumcision, etc.,241,242

Ipurinas,556

Iranians,44,80,419

Iroquoians,526,527

Irulas,411

Jakris,453

Japanese,42,44,51,68,87,107,170,243,387–391,489

Javanese,99,489

Jews,50,80,93,118,423–425

Kabards,376

Kabyles,87

Kafirs,159,163,170,211,413

Kalinas,553

Kalmuks,50,111,375,379

Kanaras,411

Karayas,565

Karens,394

Kartvels or Georgians,355

Kayapos,563,564

Kenai,524

Kerepunu,495

Khalkas,379

Khands,410

Khas,415

Khonds,219,259,410

Kiowas,530

Kirghiz,108,376

Kizilbashes,423

Kolarians,408

Koriaks,367

Kotas,411

Kru,450

Kuis,392

Kulu-Lahuli,415

Kurds,422

Kumyks,376

Kurumbas,411

Kwakiutls,532

Lampongs,489

Lamuts,373

Languages, monosyllabic, agglutinative, polysynthetic, inflectional,130–133

Lapps,80,293

Latins,235,335

Leni-Lenapé,526

Lenkas,540

Levirate,236

Linguistic characters: gesture and speech, divisions of language according to structure, optic and acoustic signals, handwriting, mnemotechnic objects, pictography, ideography, alphabets,127–143

Lo-lo,381

Loucheux,524

Lunda,402

Luri,445

Lushai,395

Lu-tse,382

Macusis,134,553

Madurese,490

Maghrebi,434

Mahratis,413


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