Polybius, 34; on the branches of the ocean, 7.
Polynesians, their relations to the Malays, 81;
their route to America, 81;
Pomar, J. B., Antigüedades de los Indios, 164;
Memorias históricas, 164;
on a Mexican house, 420.
Ponce, Father Alonzo, 197.
Pontanus, Rerum et urbis Amst. hist., xxxiii;
on the Zeni, 111.
Pontiac’s conspiracy, 284, 314;
number of warriors, 315;
posts captured, 316.
Pontoppidan, Norway, 92.
Poole, W. F., 43;
on Donnelly’s Atlantis, 45;
on Weise’s Disc. of America, 45.
Popular Mag. of Anthropology, 442.
Popular Science Monthly, 439.
Popular Science Review, 443.
Porcelain in pre-Spanish times, 177.
Porcupine bank, 51.
Portuguese discoveries in America, bibliog., xix;
the first explorers of the African coast, 38;
early views of the American coast, 120.
Post, C. F., in Ohio, 311.
Potato in Peru, 213.
Potter, W. P., 409.
Potter, Early Hist. Narragansett, 323.
Potter’s wheel, 419.
Pottery, collections of, 418, 419;
paper on, 419;
Pourtalès, Count, on human remains in Florida, 389.
Powell, David, 109.
Powell, Maj. J. W., in the Colorado cañon, 396;
portrait, 411;
Survey of the Rocky Mt. region, 412;
Ann. Reports Bur. Ethnol., 412;
on the moundbuilders, 401;
views on language, 423;
Evolution of language, 423, 440;
on tribal society, 328;
Philosophy of the No. Amer. Indians, 431;
Mythology of the No. Amer. Indians, 431, 440;
director of Bureau of Ethnology, 439;
his linguistic studies, 439;
edits Contributions to Ethnology, 440.
Powers, Stephen, on the California Indians, 81;
Tribes of California, 81, 328.
Pownal, Gov. Thomas, suggests the cranial test of race, 372.
Prantl, Aristoteles, 7;
Himmelsgebäude, 7.
Pratt, W. H., 408.
Praying Indians, 309.
Preadamites, 384.
Preble, G. H., on Norse ships, 62.
Precession of the equinoxes, 387.
Prehistoric archæology, canons of, 329;
Internat. Congresses, 411.
Prehistoric time, usual divisions of, 377;
stages of development not decided by time, 377.
Prescott, W. H., on the Northmen, 96;
Mexico, 163;
notes on it by Ramirez, 163;
on the Mexican civilization, 174;
his relative use of early Spanish writers in his Peru, 263, 269;
his library, 269;
on the Mexican connection with Asia, 375.
Prestwich, on cataclysmic force, 382;
on the age of man, 384;
On the drift containing implements, 384;
Flint-implement-bearing beds, 386.
Prevost, Abbé, Voyages, xxxv.
Price, E., 403.
Price, J. E., 258.
Prichard, J. C., Researches, 320, 412.
Priest, Josiah, Amer. Antiq., 372.
Prime, W. C., on Gowans, xv.
Prince, Thos., his library, i.
Prinz, R., De Solonis Plutarchi fontibus, 42.
Pritt, Jos., Olden Time, 319.
Proclus, comment on Plato, 35;
Comment. in Timaeum, 41.
Proudfit, S. V., 347.
Prunières, 357.
Ptolemy, on the form of the earth, 3;
on the size of the known earth, 8;
his system revived, 32;
his influence, 34;
editions, 34;
bibliog., 35;
Almagest, 35;
on the Atlantic islands, 47.
Pueblo Indians, arts of, 416;
pottery, 419;
connection with the Aztecs, 427;
general references, 397;
their race, 395;
ruins among them, 395;
their connection with the moundbuilders, 395.
Pueblo region, maps of, 394, 397.
Pulgar, Fernando del, xxiv.
Pullen, Clarence, 397.
Pulszky, F., Human races and their art, 420.
Pumpelly, R., Across America, 327.
Puquina, 274; language, 226, 280.
Purchas, Samuel, xxxiii;
on the Zeni, 111;
buys the Codex Mendoza, 204.
Purpurariæ, 14.
Putnam, C. E., 404;
Authenticity of the elephant pipes, 404.
Putnam, F. W., on the California Indians, 328;
on the origin of Americans, 375;
on the Trenton implements, 334, 337, 388;
Palæolithic implements, 388;
on Kentucky caves, 390;
on shell heaps, 392;
on Jeffries Wyman, 392;
on the Great Serpent mound, 401;
his position on the question of moundbuilders, 402;
on their skulls, 403;
on Fort Ancient, 408;
in the Little Miami Valley, 408;
on Fort Azatlan, 408;
on stone graves in Tennessee, 410;
on the Kentucky mounds, 410;
in Cassino’s Standard Nat. Hist., 412;
on the arts of Southern California, 416;
edits the archæological part of Wheeler’s Survey, 416, 440;
on soap-stone quarries, 416;
on traces of stone-working, 417;
on jade in America, 417;
on the melting of metal, 417;
finds meteoric iron in the mounds, 418;
silver, 418;
gold, 418;
on copper objects, 418;
in Mexico, 418;
on moundbuilders’ pottery, 419;
on Tennessee pottery, 419;
Conventionalism in Anc. Amer. art, 420;
on cloth in the mounds, 420;
as curator of Peabody Museum, 439;
on Amer. archæological collections, 440;
his comments on the relics of the Naaman Creek rock shelter, 367.
Putnam, Rufus, Ross County, Ohio, 408.
Pyramids in America, 177.
Pythagoras, 3.
Pytheas, 34; on the Atlantic, 28;
at Thule, 28.
in Pennsylvania, oppose resistance to Indians, 308;
relation to the Indians, 325.
Quaritch, Bernard, the London bookseller, xvi;
his Museum, xvi;
his General Catalogues, xvi;
in the “Sett of Odd Volumes”, xvi;
sketch by W. H. Wyman, xvi.
Quarry of pipe-stones, 416.
Quarrying stone, 416.
Quartz, 417.
Quartzite, 417.
Quaternary man, the earliest, 387.
Quatrefages de Bréan, A. de, Les Polynésiens, 82;
Crania Ethica, 373;
Unité de l’espèce humaine, 374;
Human Species, 374;
Nat. Hist. of Man, 374, 387, 411;
Les progrès de l’Anthropologie, 378;
Rapport sur le progrès de l’Anthropologie, 411.
Quauhnahuac conquered, 147.
Quauhtlatohuatzin, 146.
Queh, F. G., 167.
Quellenata, ruins, 249.
Quemada, ruins, 183.
Querez, 394.
Querlon, xxxv.
Quetzalcoatl (a king), 140;
discredited by Brinton, 141.
Quetzalcoatl (a divinity), a white-bearded man, 137;
the myth, 137;
identified with Cortés, 149;
Bastian on, 172;
his mound, 179;
oppressed by Tezcatlipoca, 431;
references, 432;
historical basis of his story, 432;
effigy, 432;
under other names, 434.
Quiahuiztlan, 164.
Quiché-Cakchiquel peoples of Guatemala, 135;
their geog. position, 151.
myths, 435;
origin of, 134;
traditions, 135;
their power in Guatemala, 150;
warned of the Spaniards’ coming, 151;
their geog. position, 151.
Quichuas, their language and literature, 82, 241, 278;
grammars, 278;
vocabularies, 278;
myths of, 436;
original home, 226.
Quignon, Mount, human jaw found at, 390.
Quinantzin, 142.
Quincy, Josiah, Hist. Harvard University, iii.
Quinsai, 51.
Quinté Bay mounds, 410.
Quiriguá, ruins, 196;
plan, 196;
references, 197.
Quito, Hassaurek on, 272;
map, 211;
early accounts lost, 268;
later histories, 268.
Quitus, 227.
Quivira, 394.
Races, unity or plurality of, bibliog., 372.
Rada, De la, on Rosny, 201;
Les Vases péruviennes, 257.
Rada y Delgado, J. D. de la, publishes Landa’s Relacion, 165.
Radisson, P. E., Voyages, 318.
Rae, John, 106.
Rafinesque, C. S., on Atlantis, 46;
on the Delawares, 325;
Anc. Mts. of America, 372;
on the mounds, 409;
his character, 424;
introd. to Marshall’s Kentucky, 424;
Ancient History, 424;
The American Nations, 424.
Rafn, C. C., Grönlands Hist. Mindesmaerker, 86;
autog., 87;
Americas Geog., 87;
ed. Olaf Tryggvesson’s Saga, 90;
portrait, 90;
his career, 93;
Cabinet d’Antiq. Amér., 93;
Antiq. Americanæ, 94;
bibliog., 94;
his lesser statements about the Northmen, 94;
L’ancienne géog. des régions arctiques, 94;
Antiq. Américaines, 94;
influence of Rafn, 96.
Ragine, A., Découv. de l’Amérique, 78.
Raimondi, Ant., El Peru, 273.
Rain-god, 180.
Raleigh, Sir Walter, on De Bry, xxxii.
Ramirez, José F., edits Duran’s Historia, 155;
on Sahagún, 157;
his collection of MSS., 157, 163;
notes on Prescott, 163;
Bibl. Mex., 414.
Ramirez de Fuenleal, Hist. de los Méxicanos por sus Pinturas, 431.
Ramon de Ordoñez, Hist. del Cielo, 134.
See Ordoñez.
Ramusio, edits P. Martyr and Oviedo, xxiii;
on the Zeni, 111.
Randolph, J. W., xv.
Ranking, John, Conquest of Peru by the Mongols, 82.
Rask, Erasmus, 88;
on the Irish discovery of America, 83.
Rasle, S., Abnake language, 423.
Rau, Chas., on Dighton Rock, 104;
on the Palenqué Tablet, 195;
on the progress of study in the hieroglyphics, 202;
Catal. Nat. Museum, 403;
on Illinois mounds, 408;
Articles, etc., 411;
on the aboriginal implements of agriculture, 417;
Prehistoric fishing, 417;
on the stock in trade of an aboriginal lapidary, 417;
various papers on stone implements, 417;
on Amer. pottery, 419;
Aboriginal Trade, 420;
thought the earliest man could not talk, 421;
Articles on Anthropol. Subjects, 439;
Archæolog. Coll. of the U. S., 440;
Lapidarian Sculpture, 440.
Rawlinson, Geo., Antiq. of Man, 381, 382.
Rawlinson, Sir H. C., on the Zeni, 113.
Ray, Luzerne, 323.
Rea, A. de la, Mechoacan, 168.
Read, Harvey, 418.
Read, M. C., 407;
Archæology of Ohio, 407;
on the Tennessee mounds, 410.
Reade, John, 328.
Reck, P. G. F. von, Diarium, 326.
Recollects, missions, 317.
Recueil de Voyages, etc., xix.
Red River of Louisiana, 440.
Red River of the North, mounds, 410.
Red pipe-stone quarry, 416.
Registro Yucatéco, 444.
Reynolds, E. R., 416;
Shell-heaps at Newburg, Md., 393.
Reynolds, H. L., jr., Metal Art of Anc. Mexico, 418.
Reid, Bibl. Amer., ii.
Reikjavik, 61.
Reillo, island, 49.
Reinaud, Relations de l’Empire Romaine avec l’Asie, 11;
Géog. d’Abul-Fada, 47.
Reisch’s map, 122.
Reiss, W., and A. Stübel, Necropolis of Ancon, 273.
Relics, spurious, 180.
Remesal, Ant. de, Hist. gen. de las Indias, 168;
praised by Helps, 168.
Renard, on St. Paul’s Rocks in the Atlantic Ocean, 45.
Repartimientos, 174.
Retzius, A., Present state of Ethnology, 44;
on the human skull, 373;
on the unity of man, 374;
on the Guanche skulls, 116, 117.
Reusner, Icones, xxiv.
Réville, Albert, Origin and growth of religion, 241, 431.
Revista Méxicana, 444.
Revista Peruana, 276.
Revue Américaine, 441.
Revue d’Anthropologie, 442.
Revue d’Architecture, 217.
Revue Ethnographique, 441.
Revue des Soc. Savantes, 38.
Rhees, W. J., History of the Smithsonian Institution, 439.
Rhode Island, docs. in her Archives, xiv;
Indians, 323.
Rialle, G. de, La Mythologie, 430.
Ribas, Juan de, 155.
Ricardo, Ant., 278.
Riccioli, Geog., 5.
Rice, A. T., Essays from No. Amer. Rev., 92.
Rich, Obadiah, his career, iii;
dies, iv;
his catalogues, iv;
assists Kingsborough, 203;
obtains his MSS., 203;
helped Prescott, 260.
Richarderie. See Boucher.
Richardson, J. M., 408.
Richardson, Voyages, xxxvi.
Riggs, R. S., 423;
Dacota language, 424;
on the Dacotah myths, 431.
Rigollet, convinced by De Perthes, 390.
Rikardsen, K., 107.
Rimac, 277.
Rink, Hinrich, Eskimoiske Eventyr, 70;
portrait, 106;
best authority on the Eskimos, 106;
his publications, 106;
Tales of the Eskimo, 107;
Danish Greenland, 107;
Eskimo Tribes, 107;
on their dialects, 107;
their origin and descent, 107;
their primitive abode, 107;
their traditions, 107;
Ostgrönländerne, 131.
See Greenland.
Rio, Ant. del, at Palenqué, 191;
Ruins of an anc. city, 191.
Rio de Janeiro, Nat. Museum, 444;
Mémoires, 444.
Rios, P. de los, 205.
Riseland, 130.
River drift, man of, 377.
Rivero, M. E. de, Antigüedades Peruanas, 270;
translations, 270.
Rivera, P., 183.
Rivière, E., in the Mentone caves, 390;
Un Squelette humain, 390.
Robertson, R. S., 401, 403, 408.
Robertson, Samuel, 74.
Robertson, Wm., America, ii., 169;
on the Norse voyages, 92;