Spread of the Slaves (Part I
THE JOURNAL OF THE in ANTHROPOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. ax\;.n v t * :^>- VOL. XI. \ * . I ,/ ': -^fo^' LONDON: rcKLWHiD rom tfet %ti\pafokpal fnsiifott of Great Britain anb frtlanb T TRUBNER & 00., 57 & 59, LUDGATE HILL. All Sights Rmrrrd. 1882. CONTENTS. PAGE I. Note on Carib Chisels. By J. Fobtb, Esq 2 U. Notes on two Stone Circles in Shropshire. By A. L. Lewis, Esq., F.C.A., M.AI 3 HI. Surgery and Superstition in Neolithic Times. By Miss A. W. Bucklanb, M.A.I 7 IT. Notes on the Origin of the Malagasy.] By C. Staniland Waxb, Esq., M.A.I 21 V. The Gauchos of San Jorge, Central Uruguay. By David Chbistisoh, M.D-, Edinburgh 34 VI. Note on Platform-Dwellings in Assam. By S. E. Peal, Esq. 53 TIL Notes on the Wild Tribes inhabiting the so-called Naga Hills, on our North-East Frontier of India. Part I. By Lieu- tenant-Colonel R. G. Woodthobpe, E.E 66 Till. On a Collection of Monumental Heads and Artificially Deformed Crania, from the Island of Mallicollo, in the New Hebrides. By W. H. Flowbb, LL.D., F.B.S., P.Z.S., T.P. Anthrop. Inst 75 IX. Notes on the Western Regions. Translated from the " TseSn Han 8hoo," Book 96, Part II. By A Wxlik, Esq. , 83 X. Report on Bones found in a Roman Tilla at Morton, near Brading, April, 1881. By Professor W. H. Fioweb, F.R.S. 116 XI. Remarks on some Archaic Structures in Somersetshire and Dorsetshire. By A.
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