 We may emphasize this other statement — "the design upon it affiliates with the art of Mexico and so close and striking are the resemblances that accident cannot account for them, and we are forced to the conclusion that it must be the offspring of...  Proceedings - Page 182by Davenport (Iowa) Public Museum - 1889Full view - About this book
 | Biology - 1884 - 1442 pages
...the mound-pipes, new forms should be described, concerning which the author says that they " must be the offspring of the same beliefs and customs and the same culture of the arts of Mexico." The last two papers are by Col. James Stevenson. In them are minutely described... | |
 | Davenport Academy of Natural Sciences - Natural history - 1897 - 522 pages
...resemblances that accident cannot account for them, and we are forced to the conclusion that it must be the offspring of the same beliefs and customs and...gorget. REVISION OF THE TRUXALIN/E OF NORTH AMERICA. (Rtad before ttu Academy, Novtmbrr SQth, BY JEROME McNEILL. IT is proper to state that this paper is... | |
 | Davenport Academy of Natural Sciences - Natural history - 1856 - 382 pages
...the mound-pipes, new forms should be described, concerning which the author says that they ' must be the offspring of the same beliefs and customs and the same culture as the arts of Mexico.' " § * Second Annual Report Bureau of Ethnology, iSSo-Si, p. 305. 1 American Naturalist,... | |
 | Anthropological Society of Washington (Washington, D.C.) - Anthropology - 1882 - 616 pages
...resemblances, that accident cannot account for them, and we are forced to the conclusion that it must be the offspring of the same beliefs and customs and the same culture as the art of Mexico. DISCUSSION. Prof. MASON called attention to the striking similarity between the figures on the shell... | |
 | Smithsonian Institution. Bureau of American Ethnology - America - 1883 - 904 pages
...resemblances, that accident cannot account for them, and we are forced to the conclusion that it must be the offspring of the same beliefs and customs and the same culture as the art of Mexico. 20 в SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION BUREAU OP ETHNOLOGY. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE OV THE COLLECTIONS OBTAINED... | |
 | Charles Edwin Putnam - History - 1885 - 56 pages
...resemblances that accident cannot account for them, and me are forced to the conclusion that it must be the offspring of the same beliefs and customs and the same culture as the art of Mexico." , These conclusions of Mr. Holmes appear in singular contrast with the labored effort of Mr. Henshaw... | |
 | Charles Edwin Putnam - Indians of North America - 1885 - 104 pages
...the mound-pipes, new forms should be described, concerning which the author says that they ' must be the offspring of the same beliefs and customs and the same culture as the arts of Mexico.' " § * Second Annual Report Bureau of Ethnology, 18So-31, p. 305. \ American Naturalist,... | |
 | Charles Edwin Putnam - Archaeology - 1885 - 48 pages
...the mound-pipes, new forms should be described, concerning which the author says that they ' must be the offspring of the same beliefs and customs and the same culture of the arts of Mexico.' "§ In now bringing these notes to a close, it is, perhaps, no more than justice... | |
 | Gates Phillips Thruston - Mound-builders - 1890 - 434 pages
...resemblances that accident can not account for them, and we are forced to the conclusion that it must be the offspring of the same beliefs and customs, and the same culture, as the art of Mexico." CHAPTER X. CONCLUSION. The Genuineness of the Specimens Illustrated — The Superior Types from the... | |
 | James Terry - Indians of North America - 1891 - 44 pages
...SCULPTURED APE HEADS. 13 eastern Missouri, is "forced to the conclusion that it must be the off" spring of the same beliefs and customs and the same culture as the " art of Mexico." It is difficult to understand upon what grounds he refers all the articles of shell enumerated and... | |
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