Certain spellings such as "bowlder" are standard for the Bureau of
Ethnology. They have not been individually noted.
Table of Contents:
Peoples [_body text has "People"_]
Celts &c. [_final . missing; body text has "Celts" alone_]
Clay: Pottery [_body text has "Pottery" alone_]
Clay: Miscellaneous objects
[_body text has "Miscellaneous Objects of Clay"_]
Résumé [_indented as if secondary to previous entry_]
_In the body text, the items "Spearheads" and "Needlecases" are
written with parenthetical question mark (?)._
_Under "Clay", all sections listed in the Table of Contents as
"Terra cotta group", "Scarified group"... are shown in the body text
as "The terra cotta group", "The scarified group"..._
Main Text:
less elaborate in its sculptured ornament. [_final . missing_]
tufa, the surface of which displays
[_line-break hyphen in "surface" missing_]
[Fig. 19 caption] ... partially polished celt
[_line-break hyphen in "polished" missing_]
surfaces of the specimens recovered
[_text has "speci-/imens" at line break_]
[Fig. 94 caption] ... animal forms--½. [forms.--½]
Fig. 153. [Fig 153.]
[Fig. 154 caption] ... ornamentation--½. [_final . missing_]
called Los Tenajos by Mr. McNiel [McNeil]
[Fig. 156 caption] ... high relief--½. [relief.--½.]
[Fig. 183 caption] ... unusual shape--½. [_final . missing_]
these were polished down with the slips. [_final . missing_]
[Fig. 237 caption] ... lost color group--1/9.
[_fraction conjectural_]
[Fig. 255 caption] ... lost color ware--1/1. [_final . missing_]
Fig. 259. [_final . missing_]
devices in which dentals, hooks, spots
[_spelling unchanged: expected form is "dentils"_]
In the next figure the body symbol [In he next]