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THE AMERICAN INDIAN
Antilles, 43, 46, 56, 66, 69, 76, 113, 121, 123, 132, 157, 237, 248; archæological characterization of, 263–264; cultural characterization of, 242
Antiquity, of archæological deposits in the Arctic, not established, 260; of archæological remains in California, 259; of cultures in Peru, 266; of remains, in Patagonia, 268; of skeletal remains, 323, 325
Apu Ollantay, Inca drama, 198
Aqueduct systems, Peru and Mexico, 107
Arch, absence of in New World architecture, 100
Archæological characterization of culture areas, Antilles, 263; Arctic area, 260; Atlantic Highlands, 267–268; California, 258–259; Canadian area, 260; Central Mexico, 261; Chile, 266–267; Colombia, 264–265; Columbia Basin, 259–260; Ecuador, 265; Great Lakes area, 253–254; Iroquoian area, 250–252; Mississippi-Ohio area, 252–253; North Atlantic area, 245; Northern Mexico, 260–261; North Pacific Coast, 260; Panama, 261–263; Patagonia, 268; Peru, 265–266; Plains area, 254–256; Pueblo, 256–258; South Atlantic area, 248–250; State of Oaxaca, 261; Yucatan, 261
Archæological classification, 245–268; correlated with cultural classification, 328–331; close correspondence with historic classification, 337
Archæological specimens, manner of classification, 245
Archæology, Eskimo, 216; European, 275–276; Iroquoian, 331; North America, 245–264; South America, 264–268.
Armor, defensive, 131–132; Northern California, 213; North Pacific Coast area, 214; Plateau area, 210
Art, center, Pueblo, 81; characteristics of New World, 94; decorative, Eastern Woodland area, 221, 222; decorative, modern revival in, 2; decorative, Northern California, 213; decorative, North Pacific Coast area, 214; decorative, Plateau area, 210; double-curve, 85; geometric, 79; geometric, Plains, 208; geometric and realistic, 76; individualities in, 94–95; of intense culture area, 90–91; localization of, 338; Maya, high development of, 271, 277; Plains, 82, 84; realistic, 84; symbolic, 225
Artifacts, archæological, Northern Mexico, 260; California area, 258–259; Columbia Basin, 259; most common in Antilles, 263, 264; stone, geographical segregation of, North Pacific area, 248; stone, types, and distribution, 118–123
Astronomical knowledge, New World peoples, 131
Athapascan stock, 285, 291, 295–296, 335; distribution, 332; immigrants from the North, 339; linguistic and tribal groups, 370, 379
Axes, perforated, in Neolithic Europe, 122