The Ethnological Journal, 1–10. number

Abraham Africa alluded alluvium alphabet American ancient animals antiquity appear Arabic Archæology argument Asia Atlantic Atlantis barbarous begat Berbers book of Genesis called century chapter character chronology civilization colour contained deluge derived document dynasty E. G. Squier earth Egypt Egyptian Elohim Ethnological Journal Europe evidence existence fable fact Genesis Gliddon Greek hair Haran Hebrew Herodotus hieroglyphics human important inhabitants inscriptions instance island Jehovah Jehovah Elohim kings labours Lamech land language lecturer LEPSIUS lived Manetho matter means merely Methuselah monuments mounds mummies mythology Nahor narrative nations nature Nile Noah Nubia opinion original Padan-Aram peculiar period Pharaoh Plato portion present primeval primitive principles probably Pyramids races reader region remarks respect Samaritan Scripture Septuagint Shem supposed Terah theory things thou tion tombs traditions tribes truth unto Uranus verse views Vishnu word writings Ymir