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ILLUSTRATIONS.
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| Marks on Fijian pottery | 298 |
| Kud-jer-oong | 299 |
| Curved sticks or clubs, Thebes | 299 |
| Various forms of clubs | 300 |
| Kul-luk | 301 |
| Worra-worra | 301 |
| Leon-ile | 302 |
| Waddy, Cooper's Creek | 302 |
| Kon-nung | 302 |
| Meero, Queensland | 302 |
| Bittergan, Queensland | 303 |
| Sword, Rockingham Bay | 303 |
| Mongile, barbed with chips of basalt | 304 |
| Mongile, with barbs of wood | 304 |
| Barbed spear | 304 |
| Various forms of the Nandum | 305 |
| Reed-spear | 305 |
| Fishing spears | 306 |
| Ujie-koanie | 307 |
| Tir-rer | 307 |
| Koy-yun | 307 |
| Barbed spear, Central Australia | 308 |
| Stone-headed spear, North Australia | 308 |
| Paddle-shaped club, North Australia | 308 |
| Stone-headed spear | 309 |
| Various forms of the Kur-ruk or Throwing-stick | 309 |
| Figure showing how the Kur-ruk is used | 310 |
| Wonguim | 311 |
| Barn-geet | 313 |
| Li-lil | 314 |
| Quirriang-an-wun | 315 |
| Group of leaf-shaped missiles | 315 |
| Diagrams showing the form of the Boomerang | 317-318 |
| Hunga Munga | 324 |
| Trombash | 324 |
| Es-sellem | 324 |
| Boomerang | 324 |
| Belgic Briton | 328 |
| Ornamented Boomerang, Queensland | 329 |
| Mulga | 330 |
| Various forms of the Mulga | 331 |
| Various forms of the Drunmung | 331 |
| Other forms of the Mulga | 332 |
| Various forms of the Gee-am or Kerreem | 333 |
| Goolmarry, Queensland | 334 |
| Wooden shield, Rockingham Bay | 334 |
| Various forms of the Kylie, West Australia | 335 |
| Gid-jee, West Australia | 336 |
| Light spear, West Australia | 336 |
| Barbed spear, West Australia | 337 |
| Spear with two prongs and barbed, West Australia | 337 |
| Spear with four prongs, North-West Australia | 338 |
| Various forms of the Meero, West Australia | 339 |
| Woonda, West Australia | 339 |
| Kad-jo, West Australia | 340 |
| Dhabba, West Australia | 340 |
| Meat-cutter, West Australia | 341 |
