Inward speech, 66.
Jackdaw, 34.
Jars, 32, 146.
Jewish oral tradition, 70.
Jewish temple, 120.
Jewish temple treasuries, 122.
Juno, 94.
Keeper of records, 142, 143.
Keepers of quipus, 153.
Keepers of the books, 143.
Kiowa, 108.
Knife-hilts, 95.
Knot amulets, 130.
Knot books, 93.
Knots, 162.
Knots for records or reminders, 130.
Knotted cord, 91.
Knotted measuring line, 94.
Koran, 27, 69.
Kvaser, 30.
Labels, 134, 149.
Labrets, 87, 162.
“Laid up”, 125, 136.
Land deeds, 134.
Language of the apes, 34.
Latest book not always best, 6.
Lawyer’s green bag, 146.
Lecturers, 70.
Leopard’s teeth, 103.
Leopard’s tooth necklace, 86.
Libraria, 15.
Librarians, priests, 144.
Libraries for paradise, 129.
Libraries for the dead, 116, 117, 127.
Libraries of the gods, 25, 27, 32, 160.
Library, 8, 19.
Library economy, 155.
Library research, 156.
Library school training, 1.
Library schools, 3, 151.
Library science, 4, 11.
Lightning calculators, 98.
List of arrows, 134.
Lists of cattle, 134.
Literary works, 19.
Liturgical rites, 73.
Living library, 105.
Local administrative records, 143.
Log line, 92.
Magic spells, 127.
Magical charm collections, 116.
Mail pouches, 146.
Manuscripts, 154.
Marbles, 98.
Marks, 106, 135.
Mathematics, 102.
Mead, 32.
Meal “before God”, 137.
Medical works, 149.
Medicine bag, 86, 87, 89, 116, 146.
Medicine man, 68, 142.
Medicine sack, 89.
Medicine temple, 92.
Medicine tent, 92, 132.
Medicine wigwam, 143.
Memory, 62.
Memory libraries, 36, 37, 53, 54, 55, 65.
Mendelism, 7.
Message sticks, 54, 91, 95, 132, 153, 146, 162.
Metal, 19.
Method, 22.
Methodology, 24.
Methods of research, 158.
Methuselah, 46.
Mexicans, 94.
Military records, 143.
Milk-stones, 101.
Minerva, 157.
Minstrels, 70.
Mnemonic collections, 116.
Mnemonic fringes, 93, 130.
Mnemonic libraries, 53, 54, 91.
Mnemonic objects, 90, 119, 126, 127.
Mnemonic records, 132.
Mnemonic writing, 53.
Models, 121.
Mongol libraries, 40.
Monuments, 22.
Moses, 43.
Mourning, 162.
Moving pictures, 100.
Museums, 79.
Mythologers, 32.
Myths, 157.
Natural image, 103.
Natural method, 11.
Natural object images, 101.
Natural relics, 138.
Natural stone forms, 107.
Nautical knot, 94.
Necklace, 103, 148.
Nectar, 32.
New York Public Library, 17.
New York Public Library school, 3.
Nick-stick, 95.
Nisibis, 44.
Noah, 26, 42, 43.
North American Indians, 107, 111.
Notch books, 91, 95.
Notch records, 95.
Object abbreviation, 82.
Object collections, 116, 119.
Object libraries, 53, 55.
Object record collection, 88.
Objects buried with the dead, 118.
Odin, 27, 29, 30, 31.
Odrörer, 31.
Old Testament, 69.
One book library, 17.
Onopides, 125.
Oracles, 33.
Oral speech, 58.
Oral verbal tradition, 69.
Origin of libraries, 133.
Ornament, 162.
Ornament a personal record, 129.
Orphic tablets, 128, 164.
Ownership mark, 104.
Painting, 162.
Palaeography, 152, 154, 157.
Palermo stone, 63, 134.
Pantomime, 61, 72.
Paper, 19.
Papyrus, 148.
Papyrus rolls, 32.
Paradise, 129.
Parrot, 34.
Patriarchal libraries, 25.
Patriarchs, 25.
Peace, 137.
Peas, 98.
Pebble records, 91, 97, 98, 163.
Pebbles, 147, 148.
Pentateuch, 69.
Personal adornment, 87, 132.
Peruvians, 94.
Petalian tablets, 128, 129.
Petroglyphs, 57, 108.
Philosophizers, 140.
Phonetic records, 52-53, 64, 122.
Phonetic signs, 112.
Phonetic writing, 51, 115.
Phonograms, 55, 99.
Phonograph, 158.
Phonographic records, 66.
Photograph, 158.
Pictographs, 99, 162.
Pictorial collections, 116.
Pictorial image record, 115.
Pictorial object libraries, 76.
Pictorial objects, 90, 103.
Pictorial writing, 56.
Picture book libraries, 53, 54, 100.
Picture books, 100.
Picture library, 113.
Picture writing, 53, 76, 100, 103, 111, 112, 114, 115.
Picture writing by successive pictures, 113.
Pictures, 121.
Pintadores, 105.
Plants, 25, 34, 37.
Playing of children, 98.
Political archives, 121.
Pottery marks, 101, 136.
Pouch, 98, 146, 147.
Prayer sticks, 162.
Prayers, 132.
Preadamite libraries, 25, 39, 40, 160.
Predynastic libraries, 53.
Prehistoric libraries, 50, 53, 161.
Prehistoric period, 50.
Prehistoric western Europe, 161.
Prehuman libraries, 25.
Prephonetic libraries, 53.
Priest-king, 136.
Priest librarians, 145.
Priestly collections, 116.
Primitive art, 14.
Primitive libraries, 14, 116, 159.
Primitive libraries, contents, 132.
Primitive picture writing, 107.
Primitive tribes, 161.
Primitive writing, 132.
Printed books in the Stone Age, 105.
Private library, 117.
Private record collections, 116.
Prophecy, 12.
Pseudepigraphic literature of the O. T., 160.
Psychology of children, 24.
Public documents, 18.
Public records, 117.
Pueblo Indians, 93.
Purse, 147.
Quillwork, 162.
Quipus, 54, 76, 91, 92, 94, 128, 130, 132, 146, 163.
Race history of man, 9.
Rebus, 100.
Receptacles, 145.
Reciters, 70, 130.
Record, 35, 60.
Record by primitive man, 161-162.
Record collections, 36, 138.
Record keeping, 35, 54, 61.
Record objects, 120.
Records of cattle, 134.
Reflection in water, 106.
Registry, 19.
Religious collections, 117.
Research, 157, 158.
Robes, painted, 109.
Rock carvings, 101.
Rolls, 19, 147.
Safety deposit, ancient, 120.
Sample record, 111.
Scalp belt, 85.
Scalping, 162.
Scalps, 82.
Schoolboy’s bag, 146.
Schools for library science, 4.
Schools in ancient India, 153.
Schools in Babylonia, 153.
School libraries, ancient, 121.
Science, 3.
Score, 95.
Scribes, 143.
Scriptoria, 153.
Sculpture, 103.
Seals, 101.
Secret languages, 153.
Secret libraries, 144.
Secret writing, 144.
Secular collections, 116.
Secular recorders, 149.
Seshait, 96, 157.
Seth, 42, 43.
Shadow, 106.
Shaman, 119, 143, 149.
Shelves, ancient, 148.
Shepherd boys, 98.
Ship’s figurehead, 101.
Shrines, 119, 145, 162.
Sign, 20.
Sign language, 162.
Signals, 162.
Signposts, 108.
Silhouette, 107.
Single book library, 21.
Single cell origins, 9.
Single word book, 21.
Sippara, 44.
Skin calendars, 132.
Skin marks, 106, 107.
Solon, 45, 125.
Soma, 30, 32.
Sound language, 59.
Sound records, 61.
Spoils, 78.
Stamps, 105.
Stenography, 81.
Stone, 19.
Storeroom, 127.
Story teller, 67.
Stringing together of records, 148, 149.
Study of beginnings, 5.
Sumerian, 52.
Sumerian hieroglyphics, 115.
Sumerian records, 134.
Sumerians, 51.
Sunburn, 107.
Symbol records, 121.
Symbolic emblems, 129.
Symbolic processions, 73.
Tablets, 19, 105, 123.
Tablets “laid up”, 121.
Tablets of destiny, 28.
Tablets of wisdom, 28.
Tabu, 120, 139, 140.
Tallies, 91, 95, 96.
Talmud, 27.
Tattooing, 104, 105, 162.
Temple deposits, 119.
Temple libraries, 142, 144, 149.
Temple schools, 153.
Temple treasuries, 120.
Temples, 142.
Thank offerings, 122.
Thoth, 27, 29, 157.
Tithe-tax, 124.
Totem poles, 162.
Totems, 104, 132.
Tracking of criminals, 102.
Tracks in clay, 107.
Trade-mark, 136.
Trailing, 102.
Treasuries, 78, 122, 146.
Tribal feasts, 138.
Tribal libraries, 144.
Tribal mark, 104.
Tribal meal, 137.
Tribal record collections, 116.
Tribal recorders, 130.
Tribal records, 68.
Tribal story teller, 119.
Trophy collections, 86.
Trophy necklaces, 86, 98, 106.
Trophy objects, 148.
Trophy records, 103, 133, 136.
Twig bundles, 98.
Twig records, 96, 97, 148.
Ulysses, 94.
Universe, 8.
University of librarianship, 155.
Ushabtiu, 130.
Vedas, 27, 29, 30, 69.
Vellum, 19.
Vishnu, 45.
Votive collections, 121, 124, 132.
Votive libraries, 125.
Votive offerings, 116, 118, 123, 127, 135, 163.
Wampum, 54, 96, 162.
Wampum belts, 91, 113.
War paint, 104, 105.
War trophies, 81, 84, 123.
Whole object records, 77, 82.
Wigwams, 132.
Wood, 19.
Wood cases, 147.
Wooden chests, 145.
Wooden models, 103.
Word, 20.
Writing, 60.
Writing ape, 36.
Written tablets, 70.
Xenocrates, 125.
Zeus as god of the storeroom, 126, 127.
Zodiac, 28.
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Transcriber’s note:
Excepting clear outliers, variations in capitalisation and hyphenation
have been retained.
Page 40, ‘preadamite’ changed to ‘Preadamite,’ “libraries are Preadamite
survivals!”
Page 42, ‘Negro’ changed to ‘negro,’ “and negro contemporaries”
Page 93, ‘Egyptain’ changed to ‘Egyptian,’ “the ancient Egyptian
hieroglyphics”
Facing page 102, full stop struck following ‘p. 27,’ “Childhood of Man,
p. 27”
Page 139, ‘carniverous’ changed to ‘carnivorous,’ “mild and carnivorous
Abel”
Page 161, punctuation and capitalisation changed for clarity from “the
Dawn of Mediterranean civilisation. Ch. 2. pp. 11-43 The Origin of
Writing and still better Evans, Scripta Minoa” to “the Dawn of
Mediterranean civilisation, ch. 2, pp. 11-43, “The Origin of Writing,”
and still better, Evans’ Scripta Minoa”
Page 164, title italicised, “_Prolegomena to the study of Greek
religion_”
Index B, comma inserted after ‘also,’ “See also, Pouches.”
Index C, comma inserted after ‘146,’ “Clay boxes, chests or jars, 19,
145, 146, 147, 148.”
Index F, ‘Foot prints’ changed to ‘Footprints,’ “Footprints, 101.”
Index L, comma struck after ‘always,’ “Latest book not always best, 6.”
Index L, second ‘bag’ struck, “Lawyer’s green bag, 146.”