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  • Bronze hut-urn, Albano, 255.
  • Bronze knives, 254.
  • Bronze lake-village, 255.
  • Bronze ornaments, 258, 259, 260.
  • Bronze razor-knives, 256.
  • Bronze swords, 251.
  • Bronze was known to the ancient Americans, 140.
  • Buckle, his opinion of Herodotus, 3.
  • Buddha, 195, 316.
  • Buddhists, 323, 332.
  • Burial rites, 154, 155.
  • Burnt offerings, 148.

C.

  • Cabiri, the, 309.
  • Cabyles, the, 389.
  • Cadiz, 172.
  • Cain's migrations, 281; his race did not perish in the Deluge, 281.
  • Calaveras, fossil skull of, 29.
  • Caledonians, the ancient, flattened the skull, 270.
  • Calendar, Nahua, same as Asian, 151.
  • Calendar stone of Mexico, 107.
  • Calmucks' fear of the rabbit, 147.
  • Calypso, 298.
  • Camel, the, fossil remains of, found in Kansas, 55.
  • Canary Islands, 28; earthquakes in, 36, 178.
  • Canoes of bark, 156; of skin, 156.
  • Cara Gigantesca, 140.
  • Cardo, the mountain, 446.
  • Carians, the, 179.
  • Caribs, the, 179.
  • Castes date back to great antiquity in Egypt, 10, 151.
  • Çatapatha Brâhmana, 87.
  • Catlin, Flood legends of Mandans, 111; complexion of Mandans, 185.
  • Cattle, ancient domestication of, 55.
  • Caxapa, 175.
  • Celibacy of Mexican priests, 160.
  • Celts, the, 389.
  • Cement, the use of, 140.
  • Central America ruled over by Atlantis, 23; bronze chisel, 262.
  • Central American colonies from Atlantis, 348; arch of, 353.
  • Cerambos, 91.
  • Cereals, origin of great, unknown, 177.
  • Ceres, 305.
  • Ceridwen, 235.
  • Chacmol, 178, 446.
  • Chaldea, 27.
  • Chaldeans, their Deluge legends, 75; Berosus's version of, 75; the Nineveh legend, 76; their language, its relations to Chinese, 432.
  • Challenger, British ship, its deep-sea explorations, 24, 46.
  • Challenger Ridge, the, 49.
  • Chanes, 314.
  • Charanzanis, the, 196.
  • Chariots of war in Egypt and Britain, 25.
  • Charrnas of Brazil, they were negroes, 176.
  • Cheops, the pyramid of, 335, 338.
  • Cherokees, the ark of the, 207.
  • Chiapas, 26.
  • Chiapenecs, similarity of language to Hebrew, 234.
  • Chiapense, the, hero Votan, 313.
  • Chibchacum, 149.
  • Chibchas, their Flood legend, 105.
  • Chichen Itza, 166, 175, 178.
  • Chickasaws, the, Deluge legends of, 117.
  • Chili, plants of, 61.
  • Chinese, their kings, 27; an Atlantean race, 426; their original location, 431; Deluge of, 431; their language, its relations to Chaldean, 432; to the Otomi of Mexico, 435.
  • Chinooks, the, 271.
  • Chippeways, the, Deluge legends of, 108.
  • Chiquimala, 314.
  • Chiriqui, rock carvings of, 178.
  • Chivim, 314.
  • Cholula, legend of pyramid of, 200, 202, 335, 341.
  • Chronian Sea, the, 289, 301.
  • Chronos, 75, 82, 288, 300, 301, 308, 309, 465.
  • Chua, 309.
  • Circumcision, practised in Europe, Asia, Africa, and America, 151; antiquity of, 210; origin of, 472; effects of, on races of Europe and America, 472; practised by Uranos, King of Atlantis, 472.
  • Citlalatonac, 101.
  • Citlallinicué, 101.
  • Civilization, in what it consists, 129; inherited, 133; not communicable to all races, 133; European and American compared, 136.
  • Cleito, wife of Poseidon, 13; her temple, 16.
  • Clement, St., refers to worlds beyond the ocean, 28.
  • Coal measures of Pennsylvania, 31.
  • Coins, of Mexico, 345; of Palenque, 345, 350; of Tyre, 444; of Central America, 445; of Corvo, 479.
  • Codex Chimalpopoca, 100, 145.
  • Colhuas, the, 217.
  • Colonies from Atlantis, 348; to Central America, 348; to Egypt, 358; to Mississippi Valley, 370; to Spain, 387; to Peru, 390; to Africa, 404; to Ireland, 408.
  • Columbus, 311, 472.
  • Complexion of the races of men, 183.
  • Confession of sins practised in Mexico, 144.
  • Connecting ridges of Atlantis, 49.
  • Copper Age, the, found in America, 140, 238.
  • Copper axes, Ireland and Indiana, 266.
  • Cornwall, ancient land to west of, 49.
  • Cosmos, the monk, his map of the world, 95.
  • Cotton, manufacture of, known to ancient America and Europe, 59.