No. 1

The racial analysis of human populations in relation to their ethnogenesis/ Andrzej Wiercinski.--pp. 2, 9-20.

some possibilities for estimating inter-population relationship on the basis of continuous traits/ Tadeusz Bielicki.--pp. 3-8

Discussions: in the study of race/.--pp. 21-46.

The feet of the natives are large: an essay on anthropology by an economist/ Joseph S. Berliner.--pp. 47-77.

Anthropological horizons: report on a symposium/ A.L. Kroeber.--pp. 79-104.

No. 2

On the validity of glottochronology/ Knut Bergsland and Hans Vogt.--pp. 115-153.

Health and human behavior: areas of interest common to the social and medical sciences/ Steven Polgar.--pp. 159-205.

Predicting receptivity to community development innovations/ Francis C. Madigan.--pp. 207-208.

Recent anthropological work in little andaman/ Lidio Cipriani.--p. 208.

No. 3

The paleo-indian tradition in eastern north america/ Ronald J. mason.--pp. 227-278.

More on scientific racism/.--p. 284.

Race and the ideology of race/ Manning Nash.--pp. 285-288.

The japan monkey center/ Paul E. Simonds.--pp. 303-305.

Potassium-argon dating at olduvai gorge/ F. Clark Howell.--pp. 306-308.

Associates in current anthropology/.--pp. 319-368.

No. 4

Oceanic linguistics today/ Arthur Capell.--pp. 371-428.

The resettled banaban community in fiji/ MArtin G. Silverman.--pp. 429-431.

Dictionary of anthropology/ Wolfgang H. Lindig.--p. 432.

The multilingual glossary of anthropological terms/ Greta Mostny.--p. 433-445.

No. 5

An index of radiocarbon dates associated with cultural materials/ Arthur J. Jelinek.--pp. 451-480.

The theoretical assumptions of polish anthropology and the morphological facts/ Jan Czekanowski.--pp. 481-494.

Epistemology and archaeological theory/ Gordon R. Lowther.--pp. 495-509.

On the revival of printing in the cherokee language/ John K. White.--pp. 511-514.