FIGS. 9-19, 24-30, 33-36, 38-41, 67 were generously placed at my
disposal by the Council of the Royal Irish Academy.
All the Figures from 1 to 41 (except Figs. 3, 21, 37), and
Figs. 42, 44, 51, 66, 67, 106, are either the originals or
copies of illustrations which have appeared in the author’s
“The Decorative Art of British New Guinea,” _Cunningham
Memoir_, x., _Royal Irish Academy_, 1894.
20, 46, 47, 124, 128 were kindly lent by the Council of the
Anthropological Institute. (Fig. 20 is from the _Journ.
Anth. Inst._, vii., 1878, p. 480, and the others from _loc.
cit._ xxii., 1893, Plate XXIII.)
52, 69, 103-105 are copied by the kind permission of the
author and publisher from _Unter den Naturvölkern
Zentral-Brasiliens_, by Professor Dr. Karl von den Steinen.
Berlin, 1894, Dietrich Reimer.
53-63, 65, 68, 107-109, 112-116 are copied by permission from the
_Fourth Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology_, 1882-83,
Washington, 1886, and Figs. 91-101 from the _Sixth Annual
Report_, 1884-85 (1888).
59-61 are from Otis T. Mason, _The Origins of Inventions_, 1895;
after Holmes.
64 is from the _Journal of American Ethnol. and Arch._, ii.,
1892, p. 112.
70, 71, 74, 75, 81, 85-87 are copied from Professor Goodyear’s
_The Grammar of the Lotus_. Special permission was kindly
granted by Messrs. Gilbert and Rivington to copy Figs. 87,
130 F, which are original illustrations in the _Grammar_.
72, 73 are traced from Prisse d’Avennes, _Histoire de l’Art
Egyptien d’après les Monuments_, Paris, 1878.
76-79 are from tracings kindly lent by Mr. G. Coffey (_Journ.
Roy. Soc. Ant., Ireland_, Dec. 1894; after Prisse
d’Avennes).
80 is from Sir G. Birdwood’s _Industrial Arts of India_, ii.,
Fig. 20, p. 167.