Figs. 392 and 393.--Carved wooden head, which may have been a mask. Represents the head of a negro; it is hollow, and may have been intended for a mask, as there are open slits underneath each eye. The hair is represented by incised reticulated lines. The three black lines over the eyes represent cicatrices. The lower part of the face is rounded, and the chin not marked. Height, 13 inches. * * * * * Transcriber's note: There is no figure 136 in the printed book, and the "annexed woodcut" referred to in the description of fig. 337 was not included. The figures in "Figs. 265,6, Plate 35" on p. 46 were hand-written. The following apparent errors have been corrected: p. 56 "Figs 192 and 193." changed to "Figs 192 and 193." p. 65 "Fig. 181 Plate XXVII" changed to "Fig. 181, Plate XXVII" p. 65 "Vol I" changed to "Vol. I" p. 70 "elephants's" changed to "elephant's" p. 74 "Fig. 282." changed to "Figs. 281 and 282." p. 94 "Figs 372 and 373" changed to "Figs. 372 and 373" p. 98 "Fig 385." changed to "Fig. 385." The following possible errors have not been changed: p. iv conquerers p. 32 tattoed p. 42 rivetted The following are used inconsistently in the text: a European and an European cat fish and cat-fish ground-work and groundwork Juju and Ju-ju mouthpiece and mouth-piece mudfish and mud-fish semicircles and semi-circles