Man, Past and Present

Name: Man, Past and Present
Author: Keane, A. H. (Augustus Henry)

Keane, A. H. (Augustus Henry)

Anthropology; Ethnology

#Culture#, _highly diversified, ranging from the lowest stages of
savagery through various degrees of barbarism to the advanced social
state of the more or less civilised Mayas, Aztecs, Chibchas, Yungas,
Quichuas, and Aymaras; amongst these pottery, weaving, metal-work,
agriculture, and especially architecture fairly well developed; letters
less so, although the Maya script seems to have reached the true
phonetic state; navigation and science rudimentary or absent; savagery
generally far more prevalent and intense in South than in North
America, but the tribal state almost everywhere persistent_.

     I. _Eskimo._

    II. _Mackenzie Area._ Dene tribes.
          1 Yellow Knives, 2 Dog Rib, 3 Hares, 4 Slavey, 5 Chipewyan,
          6 Beaver, 7 Nahane, 8 Sekani, 9 Babine, 10 Carrier,
          11 Loucheux, 12 Ahtena, 13 Khotana.

   III. _North Pacific Area._
          14 Tlingit, 15 Haida, 16 Kwakiutl, 17 Bellacoola,
          18 Coast Salish, 19 Nootka, 20 Chinook, 21 Kalapooian.

    IV. _Plateau Area._
          22 Shahapts or Nez Perces, 23 Shoshoni, 24 Interior Salish,
          Thompson, 25 Lillooet, 26 Shushwap.

     V. _Californian Area._
          27 Wintun, 28 Pomo, 29 Miwok, 30 Yokut.

    VI. _Plains Area._
          31 Assiniboin, 32 Arapaho, 33 Siksika or Blackfoot, 34 Blood,
          35 Piegan, 36 Crow, 37 Cheyenne, 38 Comanche, 39 Gros Ventre,
          40 Kiowa, 41 Sarsi, 42 Teton-Dakota (Sioux), 43 Arikara,
          Hidatsa, Mandan, 44 Iowa, 45 Missouri, 46 Omaha, 47 Osage,
          48 Oto, 49 Pawnee, 50 Ponca, 51 Santee-Dakota (Sioux),
          52 Yankton-Dakota (Sioux), 53 Wichita, 54 Wind River Shoshoni,
          55 Plains-Ojibway, 56 Plains-Cree.

   VII. _Eastern Woodland Area._
          57 Ojibway, 58 Saulteaux, 59 Wood Cree, 60 Montagnais,
          61 Naskapi, 62 Huron, 63 Wyandot, 64 Erie, 65 Susquehanna,
          66 Iroquois, 67 Algonquin, 68 Ottawa, 69 Menomini, 70 Sauk
          and Fox, 71 Potawatomi, 72 Peoria, 73 Illinois, 74 Kickapoo,
          75 Miami, 76 Abnaki, 77 Micmac.

  VIII. _South-eastern Area._
          78 Shawnee, 79 Creek, 80 Chickasaw, 81 Choctaw, 82 Seminole,
          83 Cherokee, 84 Tuscarora, 85 Yuchi, 86 Powhatan, 87 Tunican,
          88 Natchez.

    IX. _South-western Area._ Pueblo tribes.
          89 Hopi, 90 Zuni, 91 Rio Grande, 92 Navaho, 93 Pima,
          94 Mohave, 95 Jicarilla, 96 Mescalero.

  [Illustration: MAP OF AREAS OF MATERIAL CULTURE IN NORTH AMERICA
  (after C. Wissler, _Am. Anth._ XVI. 1914).]

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Man, Past and PresentKeane, A. H. (Augustus Henry)

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Man, Past and Present

Keane, A. H. (Augustus Henry)

Anthropology; Ethnology

#Culture#, _highly diversified, ranging from the lowest stages of
savagery through various degrees of barbarism to the advanced social
state of the more or less civilised Mayas, Aztecs, Chibchas, Yungas,
Quichuas, and Aymaras; amongst these pottery, weaving, metal-work,
agriculture, and especially architecture fairly well developed; letters
less so, although the Maya script seems to have reached the true
phonetic state; navigation and science rudimentary or absent; savagery
generally far more prevalent and intense in South than in North
America, but the tribal state almost everywhere persistent_.

     I. _Eskimo._

    II. _Mackenzie Area._ Dene tribes.
          1 Yellow Knives, 2 Dog Rib, 3 Hares, 4 Slavey, 5 Chipewyan,
          6 Beaver, 7 Nahane, 8 Sekani, 9 Babine, 10 Carrier,
          11 Loucheux, 12 Ahtena, 13 Khotana.

   III. _North Pacific Area._
          14 Tlingit, 15 Haida, 16 Kwakiutl, 17 Bellacoola,
          18 Coast Salish, 19 Nootka, 20 Chinook, 21 Kalapooian.

    IV. _Plateau Area._
          22 Shahapts or Nez Perces, 23 Shoshoni, 24 Interior Salish,
          Thompson, 25 Lillooet, 26 Shushwap.

     V. _Californian Area._
          27 Wintun, 28 Pomo, 29 Miwok, 30 Yokut.

    VI. _Plains Area._
          31 Assiniboin, 32 Arapaho, 33 Siksika or Blackfoot, 34 Blood,
          35 Piegan, 36 Crow, 37 Cheyenne, 38 Comanche, 39 Gros Ventre,
          40 Kiowa, 41 Sarsi, 42 Teton-Dakota (Sioux), 43 Arikara,
          Hidatsa, Mandan, 44 Iowa, 45 Missouri, 46 Omaha, 47 Osage,
          48 Oto, 49 Pawnee, 50 Ponca, 51 Santee-Dakota (Sioux),
          52 Yankton-Dakota (Sioux), 53 Wichita, 54 Wind River Shoshoni,
          55 Plains-Ojibway, 56 Plains-Cree.

   VII. _Eastern Woodland Area._
          57 Ojibway, 58 Saulteaux, 59 Wood Cree, 60 Montagnais,
          61 Naskapi, 62 Huron, 63 Wyandot, 64 Erie, 65 Susquehanna,
          66 Iroquois, 67 Algonquin, 68 Ottawa, 69 Menomini, 70 Sauk
          and Fox, 71 Potawatomi, 72 Peoria, 73 Illinois, 74 Kickapoo,
          75 Miami, 76 Abnaki, 77 Micmac.

  VIII. _South-eastern Area._
          78 Shawnee, 79 Creek, 80 Chickasaw, 81 Choctaw, 82 Seminole,
          83 Cherokee, 84 Tuscarora, 85 Yuchi, 86 Powhatan, 87 Tunican,
          88 Natchez.

    IX. _South-western Area._ Pueblo tribes.
          89 Hopi, 90 Zuni, 91 Rio Grande, 92 Navaho, 93 Pima,
          94 Mohave, 95 Jicarilla, 96 Mescalero.

  [Illustration: MAP OF AREAS OF MATERIAL CULTURE IN NORTH AMERICA
  (after C. Wissler, _Am. Anth._ XVI. 1914).]

Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.

Man, Past and Present

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