Knot amulets, 130. Knot books, 93. Knots, 162. Knots for records or reminders, 130. Knotted cord, 91. Knotted measuring line, 94. Koran, 27, 69. Kvaser, 30. Labels, 134, 149. Labrets, 87, 162. “Laid up”, 125, 136. Land deeds, 134. Language of the apes, 34. Latest book not always best, 6. Lawyer’s green bag, 146. Lecturers, 70. Leopard’s teeth, 103. Leopard’s tooth necklace, 86. Libraria, 15. Librarians, priests, 144. Libraries for paradise, 129. Libraries for the dead, 116, 117, 127. Libraries of the gods, 25, 27, 32, 160. Library, 8, 19. Library economy, 155. Library research, 156. Library school training, 1. Library schools, 3, 151. Library science, 4, 11. Lightning calculators, 98. List of arrows, 134. Lists of cattle, 134. Literary works, 19. Liturgical rites, 73. Living library, 105. Local administrative records, 143. Log line, 92. Magic spells, 127. Magical charm collections, 116. Mail pouches, 146. Manuscripts, 154. Marbles, 98. Marks, 106, 135. Mathematics, 102. Mead, 32. Meal “before God”, 137. Medical works, 149. Medicine bag, 86, 87, 89, 116, 146. Medicine man, 68, 142. Medicine sack, 89. Medicine temple, 92. Medicine tent, 92, 132. Medicine wigwam, 143. Memory, 62. Memory libraries, 36, 37, 53, 54, 55, 65. Mendelism, 7. Message sticks, 54, 91, 95, 132, 153, 146, 162. Metal, 19. Method, 22. Methodology, 24. Methods of research, 158. Methuselah, 46. Mexicans, 94. Military records, 143. Milk-stones, 101. Minerva, 157. Minstrels, 70. Mnemonic collections, 116. Mnemonic fringes, 93, 130. Mnemonic libraries, 53, 54, 91. Mnemonic objects, 90, 119, 126, 127. Mnemonic records, 132. Mnemonic writing, 53. Models, 121. Mongol libraries, 40. Monuments, 22. Moses, 43. Mourning, 162. Moving pictures, 100. Museums, 79. Mythologers, 32. Myths, 157. Natural image, 103. Natural method, 11. Natural object images, 101. Natural relics, 138. Natural stone forms, 107. Nautical knot, 94. Necklace, 103, 148. Nectar, 32. New York Public Library, 17. New York Public Library school, 3. Nick-stick, 95. Nisibis, 44. Noah, 26, 42, 43. North American Indians, 107, 111. Notch books, 91, 95. Notch records, 95. Object abbreviation, 82. Object collections, 116, 119. Object libraries, 53, 55. Object record collection, 88. Objects buried with the dead, 118. Odin, 27, 29, 30, 31. Odrörer, 31. Old Testament, 69. One book library, 17. Onopides, 125. Oracles, 33. Oral speech, 58. Oral verbal tradition, 69. Origin of libraries, 133. Ornament, 162. Ornament a personal record, 129. Orphic tablets, 128, 164. Ownership mark, 104. Painting, 162. Palaeography, 152, 154, 157. Palermo stone, 63, 134. Pantomime, 61, 72. Paper, 19. Papyrus, 148. Papyrus rolls, 32. Paradise, 129. Parrot, 34. Patriarchal libraries, 25.