Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 1933. . First edition. Includes articles in anthropology, geography, economics, mathematics, language and literature, geology and mineralogy. Among the papers included are those on the victory dance of the Dakota Indians, a long paper called 'Tecumsah's Illusions', an article on Noah's Ark, comparison of two cities in Brazil (Bello Horizonte and Ouro Preto), population studies, stratigraphy of the Wasatch Mountains in Utah, a biography of the 18th century French scholar Lenglet du Fresnoy, advances in Polar exploration in Greenland and more. Illustrated by photographs, drawings and maps, including one fold out map in color, other fold-outs in black and white. Water damage to lower edge affecting appearance of covers, and causing crinkling to the lower margins of the textblock - does not affect the text, and the book is a tight and very readable copy with much of interest. HC 1st ed -