VOLUME III–OCTOBER, 1880, TO OCTOBER, 1881.

EDITED BY REV. STEPHEN D. PEET.

CHICAGO:

JAMESON & MORSE, PUBLISHERS.

ISSO-81.

The Emblematic Mounds, and the Totem System of the Indian Tribes, by Rev. S. D. Peet.
Relics of Aboriginal Art and their Ethnological Value, by Col. Charles Whittlesey.

Ancient Quartz Workers, by Miss Frances E. Babbitt.

The Rabbit and the Grasshopper; an Otoe Myth, by Rev. J. O. Dorsey.

On the Alabaster Quarries and Flint Works found in Wyandot Cave, by Rev. H. C. Hovey.
Aboriginal Use of Copper in War and Peace, by Prof. J. D. Butler, Ph. D.

THE ORIENTAL DEPARTMENT-Evolution, by M. C. Read. A Beautiful Epigram of the
Emperor Augustus. The Gan-Eden of Genesis, by Rev. O. D. Miller.

CORRESPONDENCE-The Chemakum Language. Rock-Made Effigies. A Curious Prehistoric
Relic. Mounds in Kansas. Another Nest of Arrow-Flints. Another Stone Image found in
Gravel. Indian Village Sites.

EDITORIAL NOTES Our Frontispiece. New Discoveries.
Montezuma. Proceedings of Societies. Linguistic Notes.

Ancient Armor. The Idol

GLEANINGS FROM MAGAZINES-The Mascoutines, or Fire Nation. History of Antiquities in
Arizona. The Primitive Religion of Earth. The Historical Controversy. The Avesta and
the Storm Myth. The Explorations in Mexico.

BOOK REVIEWS-A Forbidden Land. Fathers of Wisconsin.

Patriarchal Dynasties. PROCEEDINGS OF AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

CONTENTS OF VOL. III, NO. 2.

Works on Assyria.

BOOKS RECEIVED.

The

The Military Architecture of the Emblematic Mound Builders, Rev. S. D. Peet.

Shakespeare among the Indians Early in the History of the West, Prof. D. Butler.

THE ORIENTAL DEPARTMENT-The Pyramidal Temple, Rev. O. D. Miller. St. Paul at

Puteoli, Rev. Elias Nason. The Site of Capernaum, Rev. Dr. S. Graves. Influence of the

Aryans upon the Aboriginal Speech of India, Prof. John Avery. Note on a Verse in the First

Book of the Maccabees, Howard Crosby, D. D. Horticulture in the Time of Merodach-Baladan

Rev. A. H. Sayce. The Languages of India. The Symbolism of the Garden of Eden, M. C.

Read.

CORRESPONDENCE-Oregon and her Prehistoric Relics. Look-out Mounds in Ohio. Earth-

works on the Missouri River. The Ancient Pottery Makers. Wisconsin Copper Finds and

Lake Dwellings. The Rapid Forming of Rock-Stratas in Oregon. Wild Rice. Nest of Flint

Relics.

EDITORIAL The Discoveries at Olympia. The Journey of Jacob. The Arch of Titus.

NEW DISCOVERIES-The Mound Builders in Minnesota. Indian Relics in a Mound. Ancient

Man in Missouri. Relics of the Mound Builders near Joliet, Ill. Gold Ornaments in Tehaun-

tepec. Aleutian Mummies. Pagan Images in England. A Canoe in Switzerland.

PERSONAL-LINGUISTIC NOTES.-ETHNOLOGIC NOTES.

GENERAL REVIEW-The Mexican Bacchus. The Prevalence of Spiritualism among the

Shamans of Alaska. Oriental Music. Proceedings of Societies. Animal Worship and Animal

Tribes among the Arabs and in the Old Testament. The Growth of Sculpture. BOOK REVIEWS.
CONTENTS OF VOL. III., NO. 3.

An Inquiry into the Indentity and History of the Shawnee Indians.-C. C. Royce.

Ancient Stone Mounds-Were they Objurgatory Burial Heaps? C. H. Brinkley.

Inductive Metrology. W. J. McGee.

Tribal Condition of the American Races a Clue to the Condition of Society in Prehistoric

Ages. Rev. S. D. Peet.

ORIENTAL DEPARTMENT-Solar Symbolism in the Ancient Religions. Rev. O. D. Miller.

The Moabite Monument. The Site of Bethsaida. Rev. Lyman Abbot. Influence of the

Aryans upon the Aboriginal Speech of India. Prof. John Avery.

CORRESPONDENCE-Of the Dakota Language. French Footprints in Northwestern Wisconsin.

ORIENTAL NOTES-An Egyptian Tablet. Folk Lore. The Throne of Pelops. The Syrian

Church of Malabar.

LINGUISTIC NOTES-Wyandot. Early Creek History. The Paez Language. Thothmes.

ETHNOLOGIC NOTES. GENERAL REVIEW.

EVENTS AND DISCOVERIES A Kitchenmidden of the Greek Naval Force. A Roman Wall.

Stone and Earthworks in Wales. Numismatic. The Olympiads. An Ancient Pompeii.

Three Roman Altars. The Earliest Printed Bible. Statue of Minerva, &c.

BOOKS RECEIVED. BOOK REVIEWS.

CONTENTS OF VOL. III., NO. 4.

Mound Builders' Works near Newark, Ohio. Isaac Smucker.

Antiquities of the Missouri Bluffs. S. V. Proudfit. ·

Prehistoric Man in Europe. L. P. Gratacap.

Identification of DeSoto's Burial Place. L. J. DuPre.

The Twana Language of Washington Territory. Rev. M. Eels.

The Young Chief and the Thunders-An Omaha Myth, Rev. J. O. Dorsey.

Symbolical Geography of the Ancients. Rev. O. D. Miller.

The Ark of the Hebrews, M. C. Read. The Massawomekes, A. S. Gatchet.

CORRESPONDENCE-A Cloth Robe taken from a Mound Builders' Tomb. Ancient Pipes.

Amulets and Post-Mortem Trepanation. An Inscribed Fragment of Pottery from a Mound in

Illinois. Ants as Archæologists. Modern Pueblo Indians.

EDITORIAL-Our Frontispiece.

NEW DISCOVERIES-A Pottery Furnace and a Clay Altar found in Missouri. Another Calan-

dar Stone found in Mexico. A Silver and Iron Mask found in Missouri. Indian Graves in

Kansas.

LINGUISTIC NOTES-Shawnee. On the Numeral Classifiers in Maya-Sarakhole. Khasia.

GENERAL REVIEW. BOOK REVIEWS. PROCEEDINGS OF SOCIETIES.