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10. Give a list of ^[[the]] papers published during the year by yourself and your official associates and collaborators, so far as the same are based upon Museum material. If any paper is based partly but not entirely upon Museum material, that fact should be indicated. 

[Each notice for the bibliography should be accompanied by a full and complete citation (e.g.,[[underline]]Proc.U.S.Nat.Mus.,[[/underline]]XV,No.898, Aug.4, 1892, pp.179-219, pls.XIX-XXI, figs.8-10), and also by a brief abstract of the paper.]


WILSON, Thomas.   Antiquity of the red man in America.
[[underline]][[strikethrough]]The[[/strikethrough]] Archaeologist[[/underline]] in Popular Science News: [[strikethrough]]Vol.[[/strikethrough]] xxxi,No.2,Feb.,1897, pp. 35-36;  No.3, March, 1897, p.60.
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Abstract:-- The original American colony must have been restricted in number and locality.   It increased in numbers and spread in localities until the Indian population became millions and covered the two continents.   This required a long period of time.   The original colony must have had but one language, but by extension and separation it acquired new ones until there became nigh two hundred.   This also required long time. 
(Not based upon Museum material).

---------- Golden Patera of Rennes.
[[underline]]Rep.[[strikethrough]]ort of the[[/strikethrough]] Smithsonian Inst[[strikethrough]]itution[[/strikethrough]].[[/underline]] (U.S.Nat. Mus.), 1894 (1897), pp.609-617, [[strikethrough]]one[[/strikethrough]] plate and [[strikethrough]]one[[/strikethrough]] figure.

[[strikethrough]]Abstract:[[/strikethrough]] --  Describes the find at Rennes of this Roman relic belonging to the fourth or fifth century, A.D. ^[[The paper is]] based upon ^[[a cast in the National]] Museum. [[strikethrough]]material - cast)[[/strikethrough]]

---------- Classification of arrow [[strikethrough]]or[[/strikethrough]] ^[[and]] spear-heads or knives.

[[underline]][[strikethrough]]The[[/strikethrough]] Antiquarian[[/underline]], [[strikethrough]]Vol[[/strikethrough]]. I, pt.6, [[strikethrough]]Columbus, Ohio,[[/strikethrough]] June, 1897, pp.145-151,figs.1-23.

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Abstract:-- (Museum material).
Division I - Leaf-shaped, Classes A, B, C.
"[[ditto for Division]] II - Triangular.
"[[ditto for Division]] III - Stemmed, shouldered and barbed.
"[[ditto for Division]] IV - Peculiar forms. 
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