Folklore 11

Title The title of the publication or report Title:	Folklore 11
Series The series the publication or report is included in Series:	Folklore
Volume Volume number and part Volume:	11
Publication Type The type of publication - report, monograph, journal article or chapter from a book Publication Type:	Journal
Year of Publication The year the book, article or report was published Year of Publication:	1900
Source Where the record has come from or which dataset it was orginally included in. Source:	BIAB (The Index of Archaeological Papers)
Created Date The date the record of the pubication was first entered Created Date:	08 Dec 2008

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Article Title	Author / Editor	Page Start/End
The legends of Krishna.	William Crooke	1 - 38
Alphabet used in consecrating a church.	A E O E.	105
Customs relating to iron.	Henry Colley March	105 - 106
Giants in pageants.	L W.	105
The little red hen.	Edwin Sidney Hartland	106
Dorset folk-Lore.	Henry Colley March	107 - 112
Pre-animistic religion.	R R Marett	112 - 182
Folk-tales from the Â¦gean.	W R Paton	113 - 119
Two thousand years of a charm against the child-stealing witch.	Moses Gaster	129 - 162
Month-names.	W R Paton	209
May-day.	J P Emslie	210
Burial customs.	Katherine Carson	210
Welton farmhouse, Blairgowrie.	E K Pearce	211
Devonshire folk-lore, collected among the people near Exeter within the last five or six years.	Rosalind Northcote	212 - 217
Hindu notes.	M N Venkataswami	218 - 219
Sunwise processions.	Edward Peacock	220
First foot in Lancashire.	E Skeffington Thompson	220
Folk-lore from Calymnos.	W R Paton	221
Animal superstitions and totemism.	N W Thomas	227 - 267
The ancient Teutonic priesthood.	Henry Munro Chadwick	268 - 300
Pre-animistic religion.	Andrew Lang	318 - 320
Medical superstition - shakes.	W R Paton	321
More snake-lore.	Mabel Peacock	321
Horse's heads, weather cocks, etc.	N W Thomas	322 - 323
Inscription on a Roman lamp.	C G Leland W H D Rouse	323 - 324
Korean beliefs.	James S Gale	325 - 332
Death and burial customs in Wiltshire.	L A Law	344 - 347
Cairene folk-lore.	Archibald H Sayce	354 - 395
The international congress of Folk-lore in Paris.	John J Abercromby	427 - 430
The water of life.	George A Grierson	433 - 434
The divining rod in U.S.A.	W H D Rouse	434 - 435
Burial of the dead horse.	W H D Rouse	434
The life index.	F T P.	436
Notebooks and MSS.	N W Thomas	437
Feathers and rain.	Mädi Braitmaier	437
The bumble-bee in magic.	Mabel Peacock	438
Folk-lore from the Hebrides,	M MacPhail	439 - 450
A fairy dog's tooth.	W R Paton	450 - 452
Cropping animals' ears.	W R Paton	456 - 457
The bull-roarer in Ceylon.	C G Seligmann	456
Customs in the London building trade.	Alice E Milne	457 - 458
Cropping animals' ears.	N W Thomas	457
Cropping animals' ears.	Charlotte S Burne	457
The Battle of Waterloo fought in England.	L A Law	458
Another Sabbath-breaking story from Wilts.	Charlotte S Burne	458