-- stones, pearls, metals, &c., and deities of, 80.

-- turquoise, lapis lazuli, white amber and, 165.

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Evil Eye, The, shells as protection against, 39.

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-- Scottish "Nimble Men" and "Blue Men", 208.

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Fairies, as supernatural beings, 201, and also note 2.

-- Thomas the Rhymer in Paradise of, 146.

Fauna, Post-Glacial, in Southern and Western Europe, 14.

-- tree, Diana of the Ephesians and, 193.

Finger-mutilation, Aurignacian custom, 47.

-- Australian, Red Indian, and Scottish customs, 47.

-- Fomorians as gods of, 198. See _Damnonians_ and _Dumnonii_.

-- -- river-drift man in England near, 81.

Flint industry, Tardenoisian microliths used by Maglemosians, 57.

-- working, ancient English flint factories, 82.

-- -- Aurignacian, 13, 14. See _Palæolithic_.

-- -- Aurignacian, Solutrean, and Magdalenian implements 21, (_ill._).

-- -- Chellean _coup de poing_ 14, (_ill._).

-- -- early English trade in worked flints, 81.

-- -- eastern influence in Neolithic industry, 214.

-- -- Egyptian origin of Spanish Neolithic industry, 97.

-- -- Hugh Miller's and Andrew Lang's theories regarding, 11.

-- -- Neanderthal and pre-Neanderthal, 12.

-- -- Tardenoisian microliths or "pygmy flints", 54, 55 (_ill._).

-- -- proto-Solutrean and "true" Solutrean, 49.

-- refugees from sea-invaded areas in, 70.

Geological Ages, breaking of North Sea and English Channel land-bridges, 69.

-- -- confusion regarding, in modern art, 1.

-- -- megalithic monuments submerged, 100.

-- -- sixth glaciation and race movements, 54.

-- -- England sinking when Scotland was rising, 71.

-- -- Post-Glacial and the early Archæological, 13, 14, 15.

-- -- theories of durations of, 16, 17, 18.

-- Scottish, named after heroes, 131, and also note 1.

_Glas_, as "water", "amber", &c., 162, 163.

-- imported into Britain in first century A.D., 114.

-- -- as "fairy queen" in Ireland, 201, 202.

-- Brigit as goddess of healing, smith-work, and poetry, 188.

-- connection of, with amber and swine deities, 161.

-- connection of, with grove, sky, pearl, &c., in Celtic religion, 158-60, 162, 179, 206.

-- cult animals of, 154, 161, 162, 195, 196, 200.

-- honeysuckle as milk-yielding plant, 193.

-- The Mother, Aurignacians favoured, 51.

-- -- connection of, with law and trade, 166.