The New Stone Age in Northern Europe

by John M. Tyler

[376.] Chesterton, G. K. Charles Dickens. London, 1917.

[377.] Lang, A. Custom and Myth. New York, 1885.

[378.] Gummere, F. B. The Beginnings of Poetry. New York, 1901.

INDEX

• Achæans, [253], [281].
• Adaptation, extreme, [228].
• Agriculture, origin of, [101], [108];
  • and religion, [218].
• Amber, [148].
• Anau, [93], [100], [125].
• Ancylus Epoch, [37], [164], [169].
• Apes, [4], [12].
• Arboreal life, [7], [13].
• Aryans, [246].
• Asia, [10], [91].
• Axe, [43], [136], [173].
• Azilian-Tardenoisian, [39], [48], [193].
• Babylonia, [92].
• Balder, myth of, [222].
• Balkans, [61], [100], [267].
• Baltic culture, [131], [144], [203], [232], [271].
• Baltic Sea, changes of, [36], [41], [161].
• Barley, [80], [94].
• Boats, [145].
• Brachycephals, [44], [51], [181], [195], [262];
• • in lake-dwellings, [87].
• Bread, [82].
• Bronze, [141];
  • age of, [166].
• Burial of dead, [31], [123].
• Campigny, [50].
• Cattle, domestic, [76], [91], [110].
• Cave frescoes, [31];
• • remains, [53].
• Celts, [128], [263].
• Chronology, [37], [94], [101], [160], [166], [192], [253].
• Climatic changes, [4], [26], [32], [102].
• Copper, [140]; age of, [166].
• Crescents of clay, [84].
• Crete, [144], [186].
• Cro-Magnon race, [29], [181], [231].
• Dæmons, [213], [276].
• Danube, [200].
• Dead, disposal of, [31], [123], [127].
• Dog, [42], [75].
• Dolichocephals, [44], [87], [198].
• Dolmens, [114].
• Domestic animals, [91], [110], [112].
• Dormant periods and nations, [243].
• Dress, [132].
• Education, Neolithic [237], [275].
• Family, Aryan, [251].
• Flax, [83].
• Flint, [86], [134], [138].
• Folk-lore and fairy-tales, [277].
• Forests, [32], [64];
• • succession of, in Denmark, [38].
• Fortifications, [62], [236], [263].
• Glacial period, [24].
• Goddess, cult of, [220].
• Gold, [139].
• Greek mysteries, [212].
• Grosgartach, [59], [157], [234].
• Hamites, [19], [22], [182].
• Heidelberg man, [28].
• Hoe-culture, [104].
• Horse, [74].
• Houses and huts, [55], [72].
• Incineration, [127].
• Indo-Europeans, [247];
• • homeland, [259];
  • language, [246];
  • religion, [251], [268].
• Industries, [131].
• Iranian plateau, [12].
• Lake-dwellings, [69], [202].
• Littorina Epoch, [37], [165].
• Loess, [27], [65].
• Magelmose, [45], [172].
• Mattock, [137].
• Mediterranean race, [182], [187], [194];
• • culture, [231].
• Megaliths, [114].
• Menhirs, [122].
• Microliths, [49].
• Migrations, Indo-European, [253];
  • routes, [18], [20], [52], [183].
• Millet, [80].
• Mother-right, [223].
• Mugem, [44].
• Neanderthal race, [29].
• Neolithic culture, persistence of, [272], [280].
• Nephrite and Jadeite, [146].
• Oaks in Denmark, [37], [171].
• Oats, [81].
• Paleolithic Age, Lower, [29];
• • Upper, [32].
• Peace, [85], [235].
• Pelasgi, [257].
• Piedmont zones, [105].
• Pig, [77].
• Piltdown skull, [29].
• Pines in Denmark, [37], [171].
• Pioneer life, [191], [204], [237].
• Pithecanthropus, [15].
• Plough, [108].
• Pottery, [43], [88], [100], [153], [201].
• Primates, [6], [20].
• Progress, [228].
• Races, human, [19];
• • Paleolithic [180];
  • Neolithic [193].
• Religion, Paleolithic, [208];
  • Neolithic, [206], [276];
  • of lake-dwellings, [84];
  • of Indo-Europeans, [268], [276].
• Rinnekalns, [47].
• Ritual, [210].
• River-valleys as trade-routes, [143], [190].
• Roman law, [258].
• Sahara, once well-watered, [22].
• Salt, [139].
• “Schuhleistenbeil” (mattock), [137].
• Semites, [19], [22], [106].
• Sheep, [78], [91].
• Shell-heaps, [40], [172], [197].
• Siwalik strata, [14].
• Social development, [85].
• Steppe, [27], [32], [65], [189].
• Stutzheim, [57], [59].
• Susa, [99].
• Taboo, [211].
• Tertiary period, [9].
• Trade, [144];
• • routes, [152].
• Tribal education, [275].
• Tridachna shells in Europe, [147].
• Tumuli, [116].
• Tundra, [26], [36].
• Weaving, [83].
• Wheat, [80], [94].
• Women, position in Neolithic time, [224], [249].
• Yoldia Epoch, [37], [162].

FOOTNOTES:

[1] [16], [17].

[2] [1]: 477; 671, chap. XXIX.

[3] [18].