Thirteenth Report, Bureau of American Ethnol-
ogy {Washington , 1891) ; Hamy, jl/emoire rf'arp/ie-
ologie et d'ethnographie americaine{PsiTi>i, 1882) ;
Holmes, "Art in Shell of the Ancient Americans,"
Second Report, Bureau of American Ethnol-
ogy (Washington, 1880) ; id. "Stone Implements
of the Potomac-Chesapeake Tidewater Province,"
Fifteenth Report, Bureau of American Ethnology
(Washington, 1893) ; McGee, "Some Principles
of Evidence Relating to the Antiquity of Jlan,"
American Antiquarian, Volume Xlll. (Chicago,
1891); McGuire, "Pipes and Smoking Customs
of the American Aborigines," Report of the
United States National Museum (Washington,
1897); Mercer, Researches Upon the Antiquity
of Man in the Delaivare Valley and Eastern
United Stales (Boston, 1897); Moorehead, Fre-
historic Implements (Cincinnati, 1900) ; Phil-
lips, "New Group of Stone Implements from
Lake Michigan," Smithsonian Report (Wash-
ington, 1897); Rau, "Observations on Cup-
shaped and other I.apidarian Sculptures in the
Old World and in Anferica," Contributions to
North American Ethnology, Volume V. (Wash-
ington, 1881 ) : id. "Archa-ologieal Collections
of the United States National Sluseum," Smith-
sojiian Contributions, Volume XXII. (Washing-
ton, 1880) ; Short, North Americans of An-
tiquity (New York, 1880); Squier, Antiquities
of the State of New York (Buffalo, 1851) ;
Thomas, Introduction to the Study of North
American Archceology (Cincinnati, 1898) ;
Thurston, Antiquities of Tennessee (Cincinnati,
1897) ; Wilson, Prehistoric Man, revised edition
(Londoh, 1870) ; Wilson, "Prehistoric Art," Re-
port United States National Museum (Wash-
ington, 1896).
Key Dwellers. Cushing, "Exploration of Ancient Key-Dweller Remains on the Gulf Coast of Florida," Journal A. N. S. P., Volume XI. (Philadelphia, 1897).
Mound Builders. Brower, Harahey (Saint Paul, 1899) ; Gordon, "Researches in Uloa Val- ley, Honduras," Memoirs Peabody Museum, Volume I. (Cambridge, 1891); Henshaw, "Ani- mal Carvings from Mounds of the Mississippi Valley," Second Report, Bureau of American. Ethnology (Washington, 1880) ; Holmes, "An- cient Pottery of the Mississippi Valley," Fourth Report, Bureau of American Ethnology (Washington, 1882-83); id. "Prehistoric Tex- tile Art of Eastern United States," Thir- teenth Report, Bureau of American Ethnol- ogy (Washington, 1891) ; id. "Ancient Pot- tery East of the Rocky Mountains," Twen- tieth Report, Bureau of American Ethnology (Washington, 1902) ; C. C. Jones, Jr., Monumen- tal Remains of Georgia (Savannah, 18G1); J. Jones, "Explorations of the Aboriginal Remains of Tennessee," Smithsonian Contributions, Volume XXII. (1880) ; Lapham, "Antiquities of Wisconsin," Smithsonian Contributions, Volume VII. (Washington, 1855) ; Moore, Certain Sand Mounds of the Saint John's Rirer, Flor- ida (Philadelphia, 1894) ; id. "Certain River Mounds of Duval Countv, Florida," Journal A. N. S. P., Volume X. '( Philadelphia, 1895); Moore, "Certain Aboriginal Jlounds of the Geor- gia Coast," Journal A. N. S. P., Volume XI. (Philadelphia, 1900) ; "Certain Aboriginal Re- mains of the Alabama River," Journal A. N. S. P. (Philadelphia, 1900) ; Maclean, Mound Build- ers (Cincinnati, 1897) ; Moorehead, Primitive Man in Ohio (New York, 1890) ; Peet, Pre- historic America (Chicago, 1890) ; Potter, Ar- chceologicat Remains in Southeastern Missouri (Salem, 1850) ; Squier and Davis, "Ancient Monuments of the Mississippi Valley," Smith- sonian Contributions, Volume I. (Washington, 1848) ; Thomas, "Report on Mound Explora- tions," Twelfth Report, Bureau of American Etli- nology (Washington, 1890-91) ; Squier, "Aborigi- nal ilonuments of the State of New York," Smithsonian Contributions, Volume II. (Wash- ington, 1851).
Cliff amd Ca-e Dwellers ; Piieblos. Cush- ing, "Study of Pueblo Pottery," Fourth Report, Bureau of American Ethnology (Washington, 1882-83) ; Fewkes, "Archfeolo'gical Expedition to Arizona," Seventeenth Report. Bureau of American Ethnology (1895-9(3); Hodge, "The Enchanted Mesa," National Geographical Maga-
- ine. Volume VIII. (Washington, 1897) ; Holmes,
"Pottery of the Ancient Pueblos," Fourth Re- port, Bureau of American Ethnoloqy (Washing- ton, 1882-83) ; C. Mindeleff, "Aboriginal Re- mains in Verde Valley, Arizona," Thirteenth Report, Bureau of American Ethnology (1891) ; id., "Casa Grande Ruin," ib. ; "Cliff Ruins of Canyon de Chelly," Sixteenth Report, Bureau of American Ethnology (Washington, 1894-95) ; y. ilindeleft', "Study of Pueblo Archicology," Eighth Report, Bureau of American. Ethnology (1880-87); Powers, Stone Implements: Yates, Aboriginal Weapons in California (Cincinnati. ) ; Prehistoric Man in California (Santa Barbara, 1887) ; Fewkes, "Tiisayan Migration Traditions," Nineteenth Report, Bureau of American Ethnology ( Wasliington, 1901). Localities and Tribes. Abbott, "Stone Age in New .Jersey," Smithsonian Report (Salem, 1872) ; C. C. Jones, Jr., Antiquities of the South- ern Indians (New York, 1873); Putnam, "Re- ports on Archfeological and Ethnological Col- lections," United States Geographical Surveys West of the One Hundredth Meridian, Volume VII. (Washington, 1879); Smith, "Archsologj' of the Thomjjson River Region," American Mu- seum of Natural History, Memoirs, Volume II. (New York, 1900).
Mexicans and Central Americans. Bandelier, A. F. A., "Report of an Archseologieal Tour in ^Mexico," Papers of the Archceological Insti- tute of America (Boston, 1884) ; Brasseur de Bourbourg, Monuments anciens du Mexique (Paris, 1806); Charnav, Ancient Cities of the New World (New I'ork, 1887); Catherwood, Vieu^s of Ancient Monuments in. Central America, Chiapas, and Yucatan (London, 1844) ; Holmes, "Archa-ological Studies Among the Ancient Cities of Jlexico," Field Columbian Museum Publica- tions (Chicago, 1895-97) ; ilaler, "Researches in (he Central Portion of the Usumasintla Valley," Memoirs of Peabody Museum, Volume II. (Cam- bridge, 1901) ; Maudslay, "Archfeologj-," in Bio- logia Centrali-Americana (London, 1899-1901); Penafiel, Teolihuacan (Mexico, 1900) ; Thomas, "Mayan Calendar Systems," Nineteenth Report, Bureau of American Ethnology (Washington, 1901).
Peruvians. Dorsey, "Archfeological Investiga- tions on the Island of La Plata, Ecuador," Field Columbian Museum Publications (Chicago, ) ; McGee, "Primitive Trephining in Peru," Sixteenth Report, Bureau of American Ethnology (Washington, 1894-95).
