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TRANSCRIBER NOTES
The first page of the list of publications has been moved to the
end of the book.
Part One/page 1 listed in the Contents is not noted in the book.
Footnotes have been relocated to the end of the section in which
they are referenced. Footnote numbers 66, 67 and 139 and
associated references are missing in the original text.
Some illustrations have been relocated closer to their place of
reference and due to the use of a non-page layout.
"pl. IV" is an undefined reference as there is no pl. IV in the
original text. The link provided is to pl. 4. This occurs in two
place: page 19 and page 27.
Misspelled words and printer errors have been maintained except
as follows:
page 27: 'N.' changed to 'No.' -- "No. 4. Grave of an
adult"
page 45: 'bowlder' changed to 'boulder' -- "the convex
exterior is the rough boulder stone"
page 70: 'smoth' changed to 'smooth' -- "it is broken
off at the smooth posterior end"
page 75: 'spoints' changed to 'points' -- "two long
spear points"
In the Explanation of Plate 6, the reference for image 15 was
omitted in the original text.
Punctuation has been maintained except where obvious printer
errors occur.
[The end of _The Emeryville Shellmound_, by Max Uhle.]