ANTHROPOLOGICAL REVIEW. CONTENTS OF No. 1. On the Human Hair as a Race Character. By Dr. Pruner-Bey. 2. Pott on the Myths of the Origin of Man and Language. 3. Italian Anthropology. 4. On the Scytho-Cimmerian Languages. 5. Notes on Scalping. By Rd. F. Burton. 6. Renan on the Shemitic Nations. 7. Abnormal Distortion of the Wrist. By Charles H. Chambers. 8. Human Remains from Lough Gur, County Limerick. 9. Danish Kitchen-middens. By Charles H. Chambers. 10. Miscellanea Anthropologica. JOURNAL OF THE ANTHROPOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON:-Carter Blake on the An IV.-FEBRUARY 1864. CONTENTS OF NO. On the Distinction between Man and Animals. On the Phenomena of Hybridity. On the Importance of Methodical Classification in American Researches. By A. Doe Doyle's Chronicle of England. The Fossil Man of Abbeville again. thropological Papers read at Newcastle; G. E. Roberts and Professor Busk on the Opening of a Cist of the Stone Age; Captain Eustace W. Jacob on Indian Tribes of Vancouver's Island; Dr. James Hunt on the Negro's Place in Nature; C. R. Markham on Quartz Cutting Instruments from Chanduy, near Guayaquil; G. E. Roberts on Mammalian Bones from Audley End; A. Bryson on Arrow Heads from the Bin of Cullen; Dr. F. R. Fairbank on Flint Arrow Heads from Canada; Count Oscar Reichenbach on the Vitality of the Negro Race; General Meeting of the Society; President's Annual Address; R. Lee on the Extinction of Races. V.-MAY 1864. OF LONDON:-Lee on the Extinction of Races (continued); T. Bendyshe on the Extinction of Races; Dr. C. G. Carus on the Construction of the Upper jaw of the Skull of a Greenlander; C. Carter Blake's Report on same subject; Jas. Reddie on Anthropological Desiderata; Rev. J. M. Joass on some Pre-historic Dwellings in Ross-shire; with an Introduction by George E. Roberts; C. Carter Blake on the Alleged Peculiar Characters, and assumed Antiquity of the Human Cranium from the Neanderthal; Alfred R. Wallace on the Origin of Human Races, etc. VI.-AUGUST 1864. Schlagintweit on some Ethnographical Casts, etc.; Dr. Shortt on the Domber; Pike on the Place of the Science of Mind and Language in the Science of Man; Guppy on the Capabilities of the Negro for Civilisation; Farrar on the Universality of Belief in God, and in a Future State; Farrar on Hybridity; Burton and Carter Blake on Skulls from Annabom in the West African Seas; Thurnam on the Two Principal forms of Crania in the Early Britons; Bollaert on the Palæography of the New World; Bendyshe on the Precautions which ought to have been taken to ensure the health of British Troops had any been sent to Copenhagen; Roberts and Bolton on the Kirkhead Cave, near Ulverstone; Blake and Roberts on Human Remains from Peterborough ; Bollaert on the Alleged Introduction of Syphilis from the New World, etc. LONDON: TRÜBNER & CO., PATERNOSTER ROW. EDITED FROM THE EIGHTH EDITION OF "KRAFT UND STOFF," BY J. FREDERICK COLLINGWOOD, Esq., F.R.S.L., F.G.S. "The work is valuable on account of its close and logical reasoning, and the profound, and in many cases striking, views taken of the subjects discussed."Observer. "The present work has all the claim that a wide circulation can give for its admission on English soil. * * We look upon Force and Matter,' as what we have described it-a representative work."- Reader. TRÜBNER & CO., 60, PATERNOSTER ROW, LONDON. In 8vo, cloth, price 10s. 6d. The he Races of Man; a Philosophical Inquiry into the Influence of Race over the Destinies of Nations. The Second Edition. Containing a Supplement on Human Hybridity; on some Ancient Forms of Civilisation; on Africa-its past, present, and probable future; and onthe Present Phasis of Ethnology. By ROBERT KNOX, M.D., Foreign Associate of the Anthropological Society of Paris, &c. &c. A London: HENRY RENSHAW, 356, Strand. LEXANDER STEWART, Curator, Phrenological MUSEUM, 1, SURGEON SQUARE, EDINBURGH, respectfully intimates that he supplies Casts illustrative of Phrenology and Ethnology, from National Crania, and from Casts, Busts, and Masks of various remarkable individuals. Single Copies, from 28. to 5s. each. MISCELLANEOUS CASTS of the Skull, Brain, Marked Bust, etc., etc., at various prices, including the Skull and Brain of the Male Gorilla, from the Collection of M. du Chaillu, price 10s. 6d. Copies of List sent on application. A1 Now ready, price 6d., post free, nnual Address to the Anthropological Society OF LONDON, Jan. 5th, 1864. By JAMES HUNT, Ph.D., F.S.A., F.R.S.L., Foreign Associate of the Anthropological Society of Paris, President of the Anthropological Society of London. London: TRÜBNER and Co., Paternoster Row. |