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Contents:

Original Article

    1. R INDIAN MOUNDS AND OTHER RELICS OF INDIAN LIFE IN TEXAS2
      1. J. E. PEARCE
    2. R ON THE PRINCIPLE OF ORDER IN CIVILIZATION AS EXEMPLIFIED BY CHANGES OF FASHION
      1. A. L. KROEBER
    3. R SOME GAMES OF THE BOIS FORT OJIBWA2
      1. ALBERT B. REAGAN
        F. W. WAUGH
    4. R INCREASE BY MAGIC: A ZUNI PATTERN
      1. ELSIE CLEWS PARSONS
    5. R THE KANKAKEE RIVER REFUSE HEAP. EVIDENCE OF A UNIQUE AND PRIMITIVE CULTURE IN THE SOUTHWESTERN CHICAGO AREA
      1. GEORGE LANGFORD
    6. R THE ANIMISTIC HYPOTHESIS
      1. WILSON D. WALLIS

Book Reviews

    1. R NORTH AMERICA An Outline for a Chronology of Zuñi Ruins. Notes on some Little Colorado Ruins. Ruins in the White Mountains, Arizona.
      1. A. V. Kidder
    2. R ASIA The Folk-Element in Hindu Culture. A Contribution to Socio-Religious Studies in Hindu Folk-Institutions. Benoy Kumar Sarkar, assisted by Hemendra K. Rakshit
      1. B. Laufer
    3. R ASIA Etudes archéologiques et ethnologiques. Les Ainu des Iles Kouriles. R. Torii
      1. B. Laufer
    4. R ASIA Malaka, le Malayu et Malayur. Gabriel Ferrand
      1. B. Laufer
    5. R OCEANIA Neu-Caledonien und die Loyalty-Inseln; Reise- Erinnerungen eines Naturforschers. Fritz Sarasin
      1. Robert H. Lowie
    6. R OCEANIA Contributions to the Ethnography of Micronesia. Akira Matsumura
      1. Albert B. Lewis
    7. R MISCELLANEOUS The German Element in Brazil. B. F. Schappelle
      1. F. G. Speck

Some New Publications

    1. R SOME NEW PUBLICATIONS

Discussion and Correspondence

    1. R Corrigenda and Addenda TO W. D. WALLIS' "INDO-GERMANIC RELATIONSHIP TERMS AS HISTORICAL EVIDENCE"
      1. E. Sapir
    2. R CENSUS OF THE SHI'WANAKWE SOCIETY OF ZUÑi
      1. Elsie Clews Parsons
    3. R Polynesian Tombs: A Correction
      1. A. M. Hocart
    4. R Coca And Betel Chewing: A Query
      1. B. LAUFER
    5. R COCA AND BETEL CHEWING: A REPLY
      1. C. W. Mead

Official Correspondence

    1. R National Research Council

Anthropological Notes

    1. R Meeting of the Research Council