Man, Past and PresentKeane, A. H. (Augustus Henry)
History
Man, Past and Present
Keane, A. H. (Augustus Henry)
Anthropology; Ethnology
Under such circumstances the faults of omission and compression could
not be avoided in revising Professor Keane's work, but it is hoped that
the copious references which form a prominent feature of the present
edition will compensate in some measure for these obvious defects. The
main object of the revisers has been to retain as much as possible of
the original text wherever it fairly represents current opinion at the
present time, but so different is our outlook from that of 1899 that
certain sections have had to be entirely rewritten and in many places
pages have been suppressed to make room for more important information.
In every case where new matter has been inserted references are given
to the responsible authorities and the fullest use has been made of
direct quotation from the authors cited.
Mrs Hingston Quiggin is responsible for the whole work of revision with
the exception of Chapter XI, revised by Miss Lilian Whitehouse, while
Dr A. C. Haddon has criticized, corrected and supervised the work
throughout.
A. H. Q.
A. C. H.
10 _October_, 1919.
CONTENTS
CHAP. PAGE
I. GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS 1
II. THE METAL AGES--HISTORIC TIMES AND PEOPLES 20
III. THE AFRICAN NEGRO: I. SUDANESE 40
IV. THE AFRICAN NEGRO: II. BANTUS--NEGRILLOES--BUSHMEN--
HOTTENTOTS 84
V. THE OCEANIC NEGROES: PAPUASIANS (PAPUANS AND
MELANESIANS)--NEGRITOES--TASMANIANS 132
VI. THE SOUTHERN MONGOLS 163
VII. THE OCEANIC MONGOLS 219
VIII. THE NORTHERN MONGOLS 254
IX. THE NORTHERN MONGOLS (_continued_) 300
X. THE AMERICAN ABORIGINES 332
XI. THE AMERICAN ABORIGINES (_continued_) 388
XII. THE PRE-DRAVIDIANS: JUNGLE TRIBES OF THE DECCAN,
SAKAI, AUSTRALIANS 422
XIII. THE CAUCASIC PEOPLES 438
XIV. THE CAUCASIC PEOPLES (_continued_) 488
XV. THE CAUCASIC PEOPLES (_continued_) 501
APPENDIX 556
INDEX 562
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
(at the end of the volume)
PLATE I.
1. Hausa slave of Tunis (Western Sudanese Negro).
2. Zulu girl, South Africa (Bantu Negroid).
3, 4. Abraham Lucas, Age 32, South Africa (Koranna Hottentot).
5, 6. Swaartbooi, Age 20, South Africa (Bushman).
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