Boletín de la Biblioteca Nacional N° 11

142 énéolithiques du vieux monde. En: XXII Vol. l. pp. 467-469. (706 city group. En: XX Vol. II. Primeira Parte. pp. 139-159. (718 eoIton, Harold Sel1ers. The geographical distribution of potsherds in the San Francisco mountains of Arizona. En: XX Vol. II. Primeira Parte. pp. 119– 121. (707 Cushing, Frank Hamilton. Preliminary No– tes on the Origin, Working Hipothesis and Primary Reesearches of the He– menway Southwestern Archeological Expedition. En: VII pp. 151-194. (708 Dibble, Charles E. Recent archeological in– vestigation of the Great Salt Lake re– gion of Utah. En: XXVII. 1 9 pp. 207– 208. (709 Dorsey, George A. One of the Sacred Altars of the Pawnee. En: XIII. pp. 67-74. (710 Norte América (EE. UU). Moore, Clarence B. Archaeological Research in the Southern Unlted States. En: XIII pp. 27-40. (719 Morse, Edward. Communication de En: VII pp. 262-263. (720 Se refirió; a los descubrimientos que habían hecho los doctores Wortrnan y ten Kates en las excavaciones que hi– cieron en los valles Salado y Gila de los EE. UU. Nordenskiold, Gustave. Recherches nouve– lles dans les ruines et les tombeaux de Mesa Verde. En: X. pp. 24. (721 A continuación aparecen las obser– vaciones que hicieran a esta memoria: Eduardo Selen, Anna Retzius y Vir– chow. Peabody, Charles. Recent cave work in A– merica. En: XVI. Vol. l. pp. 121-128. (723 Se refiere a las excavaciones hechas en California. NuttalI, Zélia. A la mémoire de Mad. Ma– ry Hemenway. En: X. pp. 57-58. (722 Mary Hemenway, norteamericana; costeó la organización de la Expedi– ción Hemenway, que hizo estudios el? la región S. O. de los Estados Unidos. Los restos arqueológicos recogidos por dicha expedición fueron deposi– tados en "Peabody Museurn de la Uni– versidad de Harvard". En: (714 halladas Han-iese, Henry. Newark inscription. 1. tomo II. pp. 191-197. Se refiere a inscripciones en los mounds de Ohio. Ful1er, A. W. ]. An original sixteenth cen– tury painting of natives of Florida by le Moyne with historical notes and ob– servations relating to it. En: XX Se– gunda Parte. pp. 191-193. (711 Haldermann, S. 'S. Un abri en Pensylva– nia (A Rock-retreat in Pensylvania). En: II. tomo II; pp. 319 - 327. (713 Gravier, Gabriel. Le Roc de Dighton. En: l. tomo I. pp. 166-192. (712 Est. de Massachusetts. Mills, William C. Exploration of the mound Pepper, George H. The Throwing-stick of a Prehistori'c People of the Southwest. En: XIII. pp. 107-130. (726 Peabody, Charles. A summary of the Ar– cheaology of Trenton, New Jersey, U. S. A. En: XVIII. Parto I. pp. 3-4. (724 Reynolds, Elmer R. Memoir on the pre-co– lumbian shell-mounds at Newburg, Ma– ryland, and the aboriginal shellfields of the Potomac and Wicomico rivers. En: V pp. 292-314. (727 Peabody, Charles. Explorations in the ozark mountains of Missouri and Arkansas. En: 59 Vol. I. 1917; 185-186. (725 Vh/e, Max. Der mittlamerikanische Urs– prung der Moundbuilder und Pue– blocivilisationen. En: XXI 2 9 pp. 673– 698. (72~ Recent cave exploration En: XV Tome II. pp. (717 con el primer HolIand, W. ]. The Petroglyphs at Smith's Ferry, Pennsylvania. En: XIII. pp. 1– 4. (715 ]acobs, H. S. During the year 1876 I had occasion to spend considerable time in Arizona, especially in that part in which are to be found the ruins of the so called cliff-dwellers. The fo– llowing notes taken at that time are presented as antedating the work ca– rried on in that region subsequently by the United States Government. En: XI pp. 264-271. (716 Merriam, ]ohn-C. in California. 139-146. Se realizaron excavaciones objeto de averiguar acerca del hombre de la región.