Journal of Anthropology, Volumen1

aborigines ancient animals Anthropological Society anthropology antiquity appears Archæology Armenians Aryan Aryan mythology Australian believe brachycephalic brain Broca Buddhism Celts character Chemosh Christian civilisation colour connected crania dark deity dolichocephalic doubt Egyptian epiglottis Erulas especially Etruria Etruscan existence eyes fact father feet female Gauls gemmules German hair Hebrew human idea important India influence inhabitants intellectual Irayas islands Keltic Khotas King Knox language latter legend male memoir mental millimètres mind Moab Moabite Stone monuments mythology nations natives nature Negritos Negroes object observed origin Paris peculiar Pelasgians period phallic phenomena Phoenician physical prehistoric present primitive probably Professor question race reference regard relation religion religious remarkable resemblance result Roman says Schopenhauer Semitic serpent Seth skulls stature stone sun-god supposed symbol theory thought tion tribes Trübner tumuli Turanian worship Zuider Zee