The migrations of early culture / A study of the significance of the geographical distribution of the practice of mummification as evidence of the migrations of peoples and the spread of certain customs and beliefs

by Grafton Elliot Smith

62. Reisner, George A. Bulletin of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts. Vol. XII., No. 69, April, 1914, p. 23.

63. Reutter, L. “De l’embaumement avant et après Jésus-Christ.” Paris, 1912.

64. Rivers, W. H. R. Presidential Address to Section H. Report Brit. Assoc., Portsmouth, 1911, p. 490, or Nature, 1911, Vol. LXXXVII., p. 356.

65. Ibid. “The Disappearance of Useful Arts.” Report Brit. Assoc., 1912, p. 598 [Abstract of a memoir published in Festsscrift Tillägnad Edvard Westermarck, Helsingfors, 1912, p. 109].

66. Ibid. “Survival in Sociology.” The Sociological Review, October, 1913, p. 292.

67. Ibid. “Massage in Melanesia.” Report of the 17th International Congress of Medicine, London, August, 1913, Section XXIII., History of Medicine.

68. Ibid. “The Contact of Peoples.” Essays and Studies presented to William Ridgeway. Cambridge, p. 474.

69. Ibid. “The History of Melanesian Society.” Cambridge, 1914, Vol. II.

70. Ibid. “Is Australian Culture Simple or Complex?” Report Brit. Assoc., 1914; also Man, 1914, p. 172.