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CHAPTER XXI
New World Origins	355
APPENDIX
Linguistic Tables and Bibliography	367
⁠Linguistic Stocks of the United States and Canada	369
⁠Linguistic Stocks of Mexico and Central America	378
⁠Linguistic Stocks of South America	381
⁠Bibliography	387
Index	413

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

Ruin known as the 'House of the Magician'	Frontispiece
1. Food Areas of the New World	8
2. Cree Indians Driving Bison	11
3. Patagonians Hunting the Guanaco	13
4. Iroquois Woman Pounding Maize into Meal	19
5. The Distribution of Maize and Manioc	24
6. Pueblo Indian Planting Maize	26
7. Cultivating Maize and Squashes	26
8. Distribution of Coca and Tobacco	29
9. Distribution of Animal Transport	33
10. Eskimo Dog Sledge	36
11. Indians of the Bison Area on the March	36
12. Various Methods of Using the Tumpline	40
13. Types of Canoes	42
14. Ancient Mexican and Egyptian Spinners	48
15. Navajo Woman Spinning	48
16. Basketry Weaves	51
17. Distribution of Types of Basketry	53
18. Ojibway Weaving Frame	56
19. A Navajo Weaver	56
20. Distribution of Weaving	57
21. Cape of Sagebrush Bark	59
22. Peruvian Feather Poncho	61
23. Types of Costume and their Distribution	62
24. Forms of Footwear	64
25. A Pueblo Indian Potter	67
26. Distribution of Pottery	68
27. Lower Mississippi Pottery	70
28. South Atlantic Pottery	70
29. North Atlantic Pottery	71
30. Pottery from Southwestern United States	72
31. Mexican Pottery	72
32. Central American Pottery	73