[352] Darwin, Journal of Researches, 228.
[353] Anthropological Inst., vii. 502-510.
[354] Quatrefages, The Pygmies, 24, 48, 69.
[355] There is ample evidence of this characteristic. Thus, of the Australians of Port Lincoln district, it is said that "the habit of constantly changing their place of rest is so great that they cannot overcome it even if staying where all their wants can be abundantly supplied."—Trans. Roy. Soc., Victoria, v. 178.
[356] Fortnightly Review, lxxviii. 455.
[357] Secret of the Totem, 125, 140.
[358] British Association Report, 1902, p. 745. Cf. Spencer and Gillen, Northern Tribes of Central Australia, 160.
[359] Lang, Secret of the Totem, 140, quoting Grey, Vocabulary of the Dialects of South-west Australia.
[360] Spencer and Gillen, Tribes of Central Australia, 119.
[361] The reader should consult Mason's Women's Share in Primitive Culture, and Bucher's Industrial Evolution, for evidence on this point.