PREFACE.

In this volume will be found a selection of the most interesting uncivilized tribes that inhabit, or once inhabited, America and the vast number of islands which lie between that country and the eastern coast of Asia, including among them the great groups of Australia and New Zealand. A short notice is given of the long-perished Lake-dwellers of Switzerland, and the partial civilization of India, China, Japan and Siam is also represented.

My best thanks are due to the Geographical and Anthropological Societies, for the constant access permitted to their libraries, and to the Curator of the “Christy Collection,” for the assistance which he rendered in the illustration of the work.

ILLUSTRATIONS.

Page.
1.Pictorial representation of African racesFrontispiece.
2.Kaffir from childhood to age13
3.Old councillor and wives13
4.Kaffir cradle18
5.Young Kaffir armed21
6.Kaffir postman21
7.Unmarried Kaffir girls25
8.Old Kaffir women25
9.Kaffir ornaments—necklaces, belt, etc.33
10.Kaffir needles and sheaths33
11.Articles of costume33
12.Dolls representing the Kaffir dress33
13.Bracelets made of the hoof of the bluebok39
14.Apron of chief’s wife39
15.Ivory armlets39
16.Necklaces—beads and teeth39
17.Young Kaffir in full dress43
18.Girl in dancing dress43
19.Kaffir ornaments49
20.Dress and ornaments49
21.The Kaffirs at home57
22.Interior of a Kaffir hut63
23.A Kaffir kraal63
24.A Kaffir milking bowl67
25.A Kaffir beer bowl67
26.A Kaffir beer strainer67
27.A Kaffir water pipe67
28.Woman’s basket67
29.Kaffir cattle—training the horns73
30.Return of a Kaffir war party73
31.Procession of the bride83
32.Kaffir passing his mother-in-law88
33.Bridegroom on approval97
34.Kaffir at his forge97
35.Spoons for eating porridge103
36.Group of assagais103
37.Kaffir warriors skirmishing111
38.Muscular advocacy111
39.Goza, the Kaffir chief, in ordinary undress117
40.Goza in full war dress, with his councillors117
41.Panda’s review121
42.Hunting scene in Kaffirland121
43.Cooking elephant’s foot133
44.A Kaffir dinner party145
45.Soldiers lapping water145
46.A Kaffir harp155
47.Exterior of a Kaffir hut155
48.Spoon, ladle, skimmers155
49.A Kaffir water pipe155
50.A Kaffir fowl house155
51.Necklace made of human finger bones167
52.A remarkable gourd snuff-box167
53.Poor man’s pipe167
54.Kaffir gentlemen smoking167
55.The prophet’s school174
56.The prophet’s return174
57.Old Kaffir prophets177
58.The Kaffir prophetess at work188
59.Unfavorable prophecy188
60.Preserved head203
61.Head of Mundurucú chief203
62.Burial of King Tchaka’s mother203
63.Dingan, the Kaffir monarch, at home209
64.Kaffir women quarrelling209
65.Hottentot girl219
66.Hottentot woman219
67.Hottentot young man223
68.Hottentot in full dress223
69.Hottentot kraal229
70.Card playing by Hottentots237
71.Bosjesman shooting cattle237
72.Grapple plant247
73.Bosjesman woman and child247
74.Hottentots asleep247
75.Bosjesman quiver247
76.Frontlet of Hottentot girl247
77.Poison grub259
78.Portrait of Koranna chief271
79.Namaquas shooting at the storm271
80.Knife and assagai heads281
81.Bechuana knives281
82.A Bechuana apron281
83.Ornament made of monkeys’ teeth281
84.Bechuana parliament287
85.Female architects among the Bechuanas287
86.Magic dice of the Bechuanas292
87.Spartan practices among the Bechuanas294
88.The girl’s ordeal among the Bechuanas294
89.Plan of Bechuana house299
90.Bechuana funeral302
91.Grave and monument of Damara chief302
92.Damara warrior and wife308
93.Damara girl resting308
94.Portrait of Ovambo girl317
95.Ovambo women pounding corn317
96.Ovambo houses329
97.Makololo house building329
98.Children’s games among the Makololo333
99.M’Bopo, a Makololo chief, at home333
100.Spearing the hippopotamus343
101.The final attack343
102.Boating scene on the Bo-tlet-le River351
103.Batoka salutation351
104.Batoka men357
105.Pelele, or lip ring, of the Manganjas357
106.Hippopotamus trap363
107.Axes of the Banyai363
108.The marimba, or African piano371
109.Singular headdress of the Balonda women371
110.Wagogo greediness387
111.Architecture of the Weezee387
112.A husband’s welcome among the Weezee391
113.Sultan Ukulima drinking pombé391
114.Harvest scene among the Wanyamuezi397
115.Salutation by the Watusi397
116.Rumanika’s private band404
117.Arrest of the queen412
118.Reception of a visitor by the Waganda417
119.The magician of Unyoro at work417
120.Wanyoro culprit in the shoe423
121.Group of Gani and Madi431
122.Removal of a village by Madi431
123.Group of the Kytch tribe437
124.Neam-Nam fighting437
125.Wooden chiefs of the Dôr449
126.Scalp-locks of the Djibbas449
127.Bracelets of the Djibbas449
128.Ornaments of the Djour449
129.Women’s knives449
130.A Nuehr helmet449
131.The Latooka victory457
132.Gorilla hunting by the Fans457
133.A Bari homestead465
134.Funeral dance of the Latookas465
135.The ceremony of M’paza478
136.Obongo market478
137.The giant dance of the Aponos486
138.Fishing scene among the Bakalai486
139.Ashira farewell499
140.Olenda’s salutation to an Ishogo chief499
141.A Camma dance508
142.Quengueza’s (chief of the Camma) walk508
143.The Camma fetish man ejecting a demon517
144.Olanga drinking mboundou517
145.Fate of the Shekiani wizard526
146.The Mpongwé coronation526
147.Attack on a Mpongwé village537
148.Bargaining for a wife by the Fanti537
149.The primeval child in Dahome552
150.Fetishes, male and female, of the Krumen552
151.Dahoman ivory trumpets558
152.Dahoman war drum558
153.War knives of the Fanti558
154.Fetish trumpet and drum558
155.Ashanti caboceer and soldiers564
156.Punishment of a snake killer564
157.“The bell comes”569
158.Dahoman amazons569
159.Amazon review576
160.The Dahoman king’s dance576
161.The basket sacrifice in Dahome583
162.Head worship in Dahome595
163.The attack on Abeokuta595
164.The Alaké’s (king of the Egbas) court605
165.Mumbo Jumbo605
166.A Bubé marriage612
167.Kanemboo man and woman612
168.Washing day in Abyssinia617
169.A Congo coronation617
170.Ju-ju execution619
171.Shooa women631
172.Tuaricks and Tibboos631
173.Begharmi lancers638
174.Musgu chief638
175.Dinner party in Abyssinia643
176.Abyssinian heads643
177.King Theodore and the lions652
178.Pleaders in the courts652
179.A battle between Abyssinians and Gallas662
180.Interior of an Abyssinian house662
181.Buffalo dance in Abyssinia670
182.Bedouin camp670
183.Hunting the hippopotamus679
184.Travellers and the mirage679
185.Travelling in Madagascar692
186.Australian man and woman698
187.Women and old man of Lower Murray698
188.Hunter and his day’s provision707
189.The sea-grass cloak707
190.Bee hunting716
191.Australian cooking a snake716
192.Australian tomahawks722
193.Australian clubs722
194.Australian saw722
195.Tattooing chisels722
196.Man of Torres Strait722
197.Basket—South Australia722
198.Heads of Australian spears731
199.Throw-sticks of the Australians731
200.Boomerangs of the Australians731
201.Spearing the kangaroo739
202.Catching the cormorant739
203.Australian shields742
204.The kuri dance749
205.Palti dance, or corrobboree749
206.An Australian feast759
207.Australian mothers759
208.Mintalta, a Nauo man765
209.Young man and boy of South Australia765
210.Hut for cure of disease765
211.Tomb of skulls765
[212].Tree tomb of Australia775
[213].Smoking bodies of slain warriors775
[214].Carved feather box775
[215].Australian widows and their caps781
[216].Cave with native drawings781
[217].Winter huts in Australia787
[218].A summer encampment787
[219].New Zealander from childhood to age794
[220].Woman and boy of New Zealand803
[221].A tattooed chief and his wife803
[222].Maori women making mats809
[223].The Tangi809
[224].Parátene Maioha in his state war cloak820
[225].The chiefs daughter820
[226].Hongi-hongi, chief of Waipa820
[227].Maories preparing for a feast831
[228].Maori chiefs’ storehouses831
[229].Cannibal cookhouse835
[230].Maori pah835
[231].Green jade ornaments841
[232].Maori weapons841
[233].Wooden and bone merais841
[234].Maori war dance847
[235].Te Ohu, a native priest860
[236].A tiki at Raroera pah860
[237].Tiki from Whakapokoko860
[238].Mourning over a dead chief872
[239].Tomb of E’ Toki872
[240].Rangihaeta’s war house877
[241].Interior of a pah or village877
[242].Maori paddles881
[243].Green jade adze and chisel881
[244].Common stone adze881
[245].A Maori toko-toko881
[246].New Caledonians defending their coast893
[247].Andamaners cooking a pig893
[248].A scene in the Nicobar Islands903
[249].The Outanatas and their weapons903
[250].The monkey men of Dourga Strait909
[251].Canoes of New Guinea909
[252].Huts of New Guinea916
[253].Dance by torchlight in New Guinea916
[254].The ambassador’s message924
[255].The canoe in a breeze924
[256].Presentation of the canoe937
[257].A Fijian feast943
[258].The fate of the boaster943
[259].Fijian idol949
[260].The orator’s flapper949
[261].Fijian spear949
[262].Fijian clubs949
[263].A Fijian wedding957
[264].House thatching by Fijians957
[265].A Buré, or temple, in Fiji963
[266].View in Makira harbor963
[267].Man and woman of Vaté973
[268].Woman and child of Vanikoro973
[269].Daughter of Tongan chief973
[270].Burial of a living king980
[271].Interior of a Tongan house980
[272].The kava party in Tonga988
[273].Tongan plantation991
[274].Ceremony of inachi991
[275].The tow-tow999
[276].Consulting a priest999
[277].Tattooing day in Samoa1012
[278].Cloth making by Samoan women1012
[279].Samoan club1018
[280].Armor of Samoan warrior1018
[281].Beautiful paddle of Hervey Islanders1018
[282].Ornamented adze magnified1018
[283].Spear of Hervey Islanders1018
[284].Shark tooth gauntlets1025
[285].Samoan warriors exchanging defiance1027
[286].Pigeon catching by Samoans1027
[287].Battle scene in Hervey Islands1035
[288].Village in Kingsmill Islands1035
[289].Shark tooth spear1041
[290].Shark’s jaw1041
[291].Swords of Kingsmill Islanders1041
[292].Tattooed chiefs of Marquesas1046
[293].Marquesan chief’s hand1046
[294].Neck ornament1046
[295].Marquesan chief in war dress1046
[296].The war dance of the Niuans1054
[297].Tahitans presenting the cloth1054
[298].Dressing the idols by Society Islanders1067
[299].The human sacrifice by Tahitans1077
[300].Corpse and chief mourner1077
[301].Tane, the Tahitan god, returning home1084
[302].Women and pet pig of Sandwich Islands1084
[303].Kamehameha’s exploit with spears1089
[304].Masked rowers1089
[305].Surf swimming by Sandwich Islanders1093
[306].Helmet of Sandwich Islanders1097
[307].Feather idol of Sandwich Islanders1097
[308].Wooden idol of Sandwich Islanders1097
[309].Romanzoff Islanders, man and woman1101
[310].Dyak warrior and dusum1101
[311].Investiture of the rupack1105
[312].Warrior’s dance among Pelew Islanders1105
[313].Illinoan pirate and Saghai Dyak1113
[314].Dyak women1113
[315].Parang-latok of the Dyaks1122
[316].Sumpitans of the Dyaks1122
[317].Parang-ihlang of the Dyaks1122
[318].The kris, or dagger, of the Dyaks1129
[319].Shields of Dyak soldiers1129
[320].A parang with charms1129
[321].A Dyak spear1129
[322].Canoe fight of the Dyaks1139
[323].A Dyak wedding1139
[324].A Dyak feast1147
[325].A Bornean adze axe1152
[326].A Dyak village1153
[327].A Dyak house1153
[328].Fuegian man and woman1163
[329].Patagonian man and woman1163
[330].A Fuegian settlement1169
[331].Fuegians shifting quarters1169
[332].Araucanian stirrups and spur1175
[333].Araucanian lassos1175
[334].Patagonian bolas1175
[335].Spanish bit and Patagonian fittings1175
[336].Patagonians hunting game1180
[337].Patagonian village1187
[338].Patagonian burial ground1187
[339].A Mapuché family1201
[340].Araucanian marriage1201
[341].Mapuché medicine1207
[342].Mapuché funeral1207
[343].The macana club1212
[344].Guianan arrows and tube1214
[345].Gran Chaco Indians on the move1218
[346].The ordeal of the “gloves”1218
[347].Guianan blow guns1225
[348].Guianan blow-gun arrow1225
[349].Guianan winged arrows1225
[350].Guianan cotton basket1225
[351].Guianan quiver1225
[352].Guianan arrows rolled around stick1225
[353].Guianan arrows strung1225
[354].Feathered arrows of the Macoushies1231
[355].Cassava dish of the Macoushies1231
[356].Guianan quake1231
[357].Arrow heads of the Macoushies1231
[358].Guianan turtle arrow1231
[359].Guianan quiver for arrow heads1231
[360].Feather apron of the Mundurucús1231
[361].Head-dresses of the Macoushies1238
[362].Guianan clubs1238
[363].Guianan cradle1238
[364].A Warau house1244
[365].Lake dwellers of the Orinoco1244
[366].Guianan tipiti and bowl1249
[367].Guianan twin bottles1249
[368].Feather apron of the Caribs1249
[369].Bead apron of the Guianans1249
[370].The spathe of the Waraus1249
[371].The Maquarri dance1260
[372].Shield wrestling of the Waraus1260
[373].Jaguar bone flute of the Caribs1265
[374].Rattle of the Guianans1265
[375].Mexican stirrups1265
[376].Iron and stone tomahawks1265
[377].Indian shield and clubs1265
[378].Mandan chief Mah-to-toh-pa and wife1277
[379].A Crow chief1284
[380].American Indians scalping1284
[381].Flint-headed arrow1290
[382].Camanchees riding1291
[383].“Smoking” horses1291
[384].Snow shoe1295
[385].Bison hunting scene1299
[386].Buffalo dance1299
[387].The Mandan ordeal1305
[388].The last race1305
[389].The medicine man at work1311
[390].The ball play of the Choctaws1311
[391].Indian pipes1315
[392].Ee-e-chin-che-a in war costume1318
[393].Grandson of a Blackfoot chief1318
[394].Pshan-shaw, a girl of the Riccarees1318
[395].Flat-head woman and child1319
[396].Indian canoe1322
[397].Snow shoe dance1322
[398].Dance to the medicine of the brave1322
[399].The canoe race1327
[400].Esquimaux dwellings1327
[401].Esquimaux harpoon head1337
[402].Burial of Blackbird, an Omaha chief1341
[403].Esquimaux spearing the walrus1341
[404].The kajak and its management1347
[405].Esquimaux sledge driving1347
[406].Wrist-guard of the Esquimaux1353
[407].Esquimaux fish-hooks1353
[408].Feathered arrows of Aht tribe1356
[409].Ingenious fish-hook of the Ahts1357
[410].Remarkable carved pipes of the Ahts1357
[411].Bow of the Ahts of Vancouver’s Island1357
[412].Beaver mask of the Aht tribe1357
[413].Singular head-dress of the Aht chiefs1357
[414].Decorated paddles of the Ahts1357
[415].Canoe of the Ahts1361
[416].Aht dance1367
[417].Initiation of a dog eater1367
[418].A Sowrah marriage1387
[419].A Meriah sacrifice1387
[420].Bows and quiver of Hindoos1394
[421].Ingenious ruse of Bheel robbers1397
[422].A Ghoorka attacked by a tiger1397
[423].A Ghoorka necklace1403
[424].A kookery of the Ghoorka tribe1403
[425].The chakra or quoit weapon1403
[426].Indian arms and armor1403
[427].Suit of armor inlaid with gold1406
[428].Chinese repeating crossbow1425
[429].Mutual assistance1427
[430].Chinese woman’s foot and shoe1428
[431].Mandarin and wife1437
[432].Various modes of torture1437
[433].Mouth organ1445
[434].Specimens of Chinese art1446
[435].Decapitation of Chinese criminal1451
[436].The street ballad-singer1451
[437].Japanese lady in a storm1454
[438].Japanese lady on horseback1455
[439].Capture of the truant husbands1464
[440].Candlestick and censers1465
[441].Suit of Japanese armor1469
[442].King S. S. P. M. Mongkut of Siam1469
[443].Portrait of celebrated Siamese actress1469

CONTENTS
OF
VOLUME I.

Chap.Page.
KAFFIRS OF SOUTH AFRICA.
I.Intellectual Character11
II.Course of Life17
III.Course of Life—Concluded20
IV.Masculine Dress and Ornaments28
V.Masculine Dress and Ornaments—Concluded36
VI.Feminine Dress and Ornaments48
VII.Architecture56
VIII.Cattle Keeping66
IX.Marriage75
X.Marriage—Concluded82
XI.War—Offensive Weapons92
XII.War—Defensive Weapons108
XIII.Hunting126
XIV.Agriculture138
XV.Food143
XVI.Social Characteristics159
XVII.Religion and Superstition169
XVIII.Religion and Superstition—Continued180
XIX.Superstition—Concluded192
XX.Funeral Rites200
XXI.Domestic Life206
HOTTENTOTS.
XXII.The Hottentot Races217
XXIII.Marriage, Language, Amusements232
THE BOSJESMAN, OR BUSHMAN.
XXIV.Appearance—Social Life242
XXV.Architecture—Weapons251
XXVI.Amusements262
VARIOUS AFRICAN RACES.
XXVII.Korannas and Namaquas269
XXVIII.The Bechuanas280
XXIX.The Bechuanas—Concluded291
XXX.The Damara Tribe304
XXXI.The Ovambo, or Ovampo315
XXXII.The Makololo Tribe324
XXXIII.The Bayeye and Makoba337
XXXIV.The Batoka and Manganja348
XXXV.The Banyai and Badema361
XXXVI.The Balondo, or Balonda, and Angolese369
XXXVII.Wagogo and Wanyamuezi384
XXXVIII.Karague399
XXXIX.The Watusi and Waganda408
XL.The Wanyoro422
XLI.Gani, Madi, Obbo, and Kytch429
XLII.The Neam-Nam, Dôr, and Djour tribes440
XLIII.The Latooka tribe453
XLIV.The Shir, Bari, Djibba, Nuehr, Dinka, and Shillook tribes461
XLV.The Ishogo, Ashango, and Obongo tribes475
XLVI.The Apono and Apingi484
XLVII.The Bakalai491
XLVIII.The Ashira496
XLIX.The Camma or Commi504
L.The Shekiani and Mpongwé521
LI.The Fans529
LII.The Fans—Concluded535
LIII.The Krumen and Fanti544
LIV.The Ashanti554
LV.Dahome561
LVI.Dahome—Continued573
LVII.Dahome—Concluded581
LVIII.The Egbas590
LIX.Bonny600
LX.The Man-dingoes607
LXI.The Bubes and Congoese610
LXII.Bornu620
LXIII.The Shooas, Tibboos, Tuaricks, Begharmis, and Musguese628
LXIV.Abyssinians641
LXV.Abyssinians—Continued649
LXVI.Abyssinians—Concluded658
LXVII.Nubians and Hamran Arabs673
LXVIII.Bedouins, Hassaniyehs, and Malagasy681
AUSTRALIA.
LXIX.Appearance and Character of Natives694
LXX.Dress—Food703
LXXI.Weapons719
LXXII.Weapons—Concluded727
LXXIII.War—Amusements744
LXXIV.Domestic Life755
LXXV.From Childhood to Manhood761

CONTENTS
OF
VOLUME II.

LXXVI.Medicine—Surgery—Disposal of Dead[769]
LXXVII.Dwellings—Canoes[784]
NEW ZEALAND.
LXXVIII.General Remarks[792]
LXXIX.Dress[800]
LXXX.Dress—Concluded[807]
LXXXI.Domestic Life[816]
LXXXII.Food and Cookery[826]
LXXXIII.War[838]
LXXXIV.Canoes[852]
LXXXV.Religion[856]
LXXXVI.The Tapu[863]
LXXXVII.Funeral Ceremonies—Architecture[869]
NEW CALEDONIA.
LXXXVIII.Appearance—Dress—Warfare[883]
ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR ISLANDS.
LXXXIX.Origin of Natives—Appearance—Character—Education[888]
NEW GUINEA.
XC.Papuans and Outanatas[898]
XCI.The Alfoërs or Haraforas[905]
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.
XCII.The Ajitas or Ahitas[919]
FIJI.
XCIII.Appearance—Dress[922]
XCIV.Manufactures[929]
XCV.Government—Social Life[934]
XCVI.War—Amusements[948]
XCVII.Religion—Funeral Rites[960]
SOLOMON ISLANDS AND NEW HEBRIDES.
XCVIII.Character—Dress—Customs[968]
TONGA.
XCIX.Government—Gradations of Rank[976]
C.War and Ceremonies[984]
CI.Sickness—Burial—Games[997]
SAMOA, OR NAVIGATOR’S ISLAND.
CII.Appearance—Character—Dress[1008]
CIII.War[1016]
CIV.Amusements—Marriage—Architecture[1028]
HERVEY AND KINGSMILL ISLANDS.
CV.Appearance—Weapons—Government[1032]
MARQUESAS ISLANDS.
CVI.Dress—Amusements—War—Burial[1044]
NIUE, OR SAVAGE ISLANDS.
CVII.Origin—Costume—Laws—Burial[1052]
SOCIETY ISLANDS.
CVIII.Appearance—Dress—Social Customs[1057]
CIX.Religion[1064]
CX.History—War—Funerals—Legends[1072]
SANDWICH ISLANDS.
CXI.Climate—Dress—Ornaments—Women[1081]
CXII.War—Sport—Religion[1088]
CAROLINE ARCHIPELAGO.
CXIII.Dress—Architecture—Amusements—War[1100]
BORNEO.
CXIV.The Dyaks, Appearance and Dress[1110]
CXV.War[1119]
CXVI.War—Concluded[1128]
CXVII.Social Life[1137]
CXVIII.Architecture, Manufactures[1149]
CXIX.Religion—Omens—Funerals[1157]
TIERRA DEL FUEGO.
CXX.Appearance—Architecture—Manufactures[1161]
PATAGONIANS.
CXXI.Appearance—Weapons—Horsemanship[1172]
CXXII.Domestic Life[1183]
ARAUCANIANS.
CXXIII.Dress—Etiquette—Government[1190]
CXXIV.Domestic Life[1196]
CXXV.Games—Social Customs[1204]
THE GRAN CHACO.
CXXVI.Appearance—Weapons—Character[1211]
THE MUNDURUCÚS.
CXXVII.Manufactures—Social Customs[1215]
THE TRIBES OF GUIANA.
CXXVIII.Weapons[1221]
CXXIX.Weapons—Concluded[1228]
CXXX.War—Superstition[1239]
CXXXI.Architecture—Social Customs[1245]
CXXXII.Dress—Amusements[1255]
CXXXIII.Religion—Burial[1263]
MEXICO.
CXXXIV.History—Religion—Art[1271]
NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS.
CXXXV.Government—Customs[1273]
CXXXVI.War[1281]
CXXXVII.Hunting—Amusements[1293]
CXXXVIII.Religion—Superstition[1301]
CXXXIX.Social Life[1316]
ESQUIMAUX.
CXL.Appearance—Dress—Manners[1333]
CXLI.Hunting—Religion—Burial[1338]
VANCOUVER’S ISLAND.
CXLII.The Ahts, and Neighboring Tribes[1354]
CXLIII.Canoes—Feasts—Dances[1362]
CXLIV.Architecture—Religion—Disposal of Dead[1369]
ALASKA.
CXLV.Malemutes—Ingeletes—Co-yukons[1374]
SIBERIA.
CXLVI.The Tchuktchi—Jakuts—Tungusi[1377]
CXLVII.The Samoïedes—Ostiaks[1381]
INDIA.
CXLVIII.The Sowrahs and Khonds[1385]
CXLIX.Weapons[1395]
CL.Sacrificial Religion[1407]
CLI.The Indians, with relation to Animals[1416]
TARTARY.
CLII.The Mantchu Tartars[1422]
CHINA.
CLIII.Appearance—Dress—Food[1426]
CLIV.Warfare[1433]
CLV.Social Characteristics[1441]
JAPAN.
CLVI.Dress—Art—Amusements[1449]
CLVII.Miscellaneous Customs[1458]
SIAM.
CLVIII.Government—Dress—Religion[1467]
ANCIENT EUROPE.
CLIX.The Swiss Lake-Dwellers[1473]
CENTRAL AFRICA.
CLX.The Makondé[1475]
CLXI.The Waiyau[1478]
CLXII.The Babisa and Babemba[1482]
CLXIII.The Manyuema[1487]
CLXIV.The Manyuema—Concluded[1492]
CLXV.Unyamwezi[1496]
CLXVI.Uvinza and Uhha[1500]
CLXVII.The Monbuttoo[1503]
CLXVIII.The Pygmies[1508]
CLXIX.General Characteristics of African Tribes[1511]
CLXX.The African Slave Trade[1515]
CENTRAL ASIA.
CLXXI.The Kakhyens[1520]

CHAPTER LXXVI.
AUSTRALIA—Continued.
MEDICINE, SURGERY, AND THE DISPOSAL OF THE DEAD.