capitalizes the sources of gold, uses of gold, Aztec goldsmiths and their work, gold jewels from Oaxaca, the Nahuan region, the Tarascan region and the Totonacan region. Saville's volume dealing with an art which even the extravagant statements of the early writers did not exaggerate, reveals "the artistic temperament of the native Mexicans." "So far as the few specimens of gold from Mexico justify us in making a comparison with the same class of objects from other parts of ancient America, we are safe in placing these jewels . . on a higher plane generally than those of the inhabitants of Chiriqui, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru" (p. 187). Two more monographs by the same author deal with the bibliography of Yucatan, Bibliographical Notes on Uxmal (Vol. IX; No. 3, 1921; 106 pp.; 7 pls.), and, Reports on the Maya Indians of Yucatan (Vol. IX; No. 3, 1921; 86 pp.). Transcripts of several little known ethnological accounts of the Mayas by Mendez, Aguilar and Hernandez are edited with notes. Vol. III, No. 3, Hawikuh Bonework, by F. W. Hodge (84 pp.; 46 pls.; 44 figs.) is a study of artifacts found in abundance in the ruins of Hawikuh, New Mexico, a Zuni site and one of the "Seven Cities of Cibola” of ancient Spanish times. The chief conclusion of interest in the bone objects from Hawikuh lies in the disclosed fact that, although exposed to contact with the Spanish for a period of about 130 years, the ancient industry of these Indians was no more modified by the products of civilization than their religion was affected by Christianity (p. 150). Several numbers in the series are devoted to the Indians of Manhattan Island. New York City in Indian Possession, by R. P. Bolton (Vol. XI; No. 7, 1920; 172 pp.; 3 pls.; map) is a historical account, and Archaeological Investigations on Manhattan Island, by A. B. Skinner (Vol. XI; No. 6, 1920; 90 pp.; 26 pls.; 19 figs.; 2 maps) is a discussion of sites, consisting of village sites and shell heaps. Based upon a comparative study of the objects from various parts of the city and adjacent territory, Skinner's conclusion is that the "natives were an offshoot from the typical Unami Delawares and not from the Wappinger group which held the east bank of the lower Hudson and extended eastward into Connecticut." They were under considerable Iroquois influence. He further concludes that the Hudson river was a boundary which divided the natives of Delaware culture from those of the New England area; a conclusion coinciding with the demarcations of dialect. Native Copper Objects of the Copper Eskimo, by Donald A. Cadzow (22 pp.; 11 pls.; fig.), is an interesting report on some specimens of native copper work obtained from a band of the little-known Copper Eskimo temporarily visiting Fort Norman in the MacKenzie district in 1919. BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL BOOKS 1920 SIDNEY N. DEANE, Editor-in-charge *Books, pamphlets, and other matter for the Bibliography should be addressed to Professor SIDNEY N. DEANE, Smith College, Northampton, Mass. GENERAL AND MISCELLANEOUS Marius Audin and E. Vial, Dictionnaire des artistes et ouvriers d'art de la France: Lyonnais, Paris, 1918-1919, Bibliothèque d'art et d'archéologie. lxvi, 523 and 377 pp. 4to. 50 fr. P. C. Moran Bardon. Investigaciones acerca de arqueologia y prehistoria de la region salmantina. Salamanca, 1919, Saenz de Jubera. 131 pp.; 17 pls. 4to. 3 fr.-H. Bayley, Archaic England: an essay in deciphering prehistory from megalithic monuments, earthwork, customs, coins, etc. London, 1919, Chapman. 900 pp.; 600 figs. 8vo. 31 fr. 50.-A. Bel, Inscriptions arabes de Fès. Paris, 1919, Imp. nationale. 426 pp.; figs. 8vo. A. Bel, Les Industries de la céramique à Fès. Paris, 1918, Leroux. 319 pp.; 226 figs. 8vo. -Adrien Blanchet, Mémoires et notes de numismatique. Paris, 1920, Picard. 308 pp.; pls. 8vo. 20 fr.-R. P. 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