- 1Preface
- 2Introduction
- 3Principles of Classification (1874)
- 4On the Evolution of Culture (1875)
- 5Primitive Warfare I
- 6Defensive Weapons
- 7Offensive Weapons of Men and Animals
- 8Description of Plates VI-XI
- 9General Remarks
- 10Combination of Tool and Weapon
- 11Transition From the Drift to the Celt Type
- 12Hafting
- 13Transition From Oval to Rectangular Forms
- 14Development of Spear and Arrow-head Forms
- 15Implements Composed of Perishable Materials
- 16Transition From Celt to Paddle, Spear, and Sword Forms
- 17Development of the Australian Boomerang
- 18Indian Boomerangs
- 19African Boomerangs
- 20Cateia
- 21General Conclusions Relative to the Boomerang
- 22Development of the Club
- 23Contrivances for Throwing the Spear
- 24Transition From Club to Shield (Australia)
- 25Transition From Club to Shield (Africa)
- 26Development of the Shield
- 27Concluding Remarks
- 28Table I — Analyses of Ancient American Bronzes
- 29Table II — Analyses of Ancient European Bronzes
- 30Reference to the Figures in Plate XVIII. — Copper, Bronze, and Iron…
- 31Early Modes of Navigation (1874)
- 32Modes of Navigation
- 331 — Solid Trunks and Dug-out Canoes
- 342 — Vessels in Which the Planks Are Stitched to Each Other
- 353 — Bark Canoes
- 364 — Canoes of Wicker and Skin
- 375 — Rafts
- 386 — Outrigger-canoes
- 397 — Rudders, Sails, and Other Contrivances
- 40Notes to ‘Early Modes of Navigation’
The Evolution of Culture
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