-- -- Victoria cave reindeer harpoon, 58.
Maggot god, early Christian myth of, 103.
-- -- Etruscan, French, and Scottish, 100.
-- Dogger Bank land-bridge crossed by, 57, 67.
-- evidence that heart was regarded as seat of life, 33, (_ill._).
Man, the Red, of Wales, ornaments of, 80.
Mediterranean race in North Africa and Britain, 126.
-- Sea, divided by Italian land-bridge, 14.
Megalithic culture, Egyptian influence in Britain, &c., 101.
-- -- connection of, with ancient mine workings, &c., 92, 93.
-- -- connection of, with metal deposits, 82.
-- -- connection of, with sacred groves, 103.
-- -- cult animals on Scottish, 155 (_ill._).
-- -- distributed along vast seaboard. 91.
-- -- searchers for metals, gems, &c., erected, 92.
-- -- Easterners and followers of, as builders of, 104, 149.
-- -- Egyptian Empire beads and Stonehenge circle, 104, 105 (_ill._), 106.
Megalithic monuments, their relation to exhausted deposits of metals, 94.
-- -- problem of Lewis and Orkney circles, 94.
-- -- Tacitus on Anglesea altars and Druids, 147.
-- -- connection of, with trees and wells, 147.
-- Indian Ocean shell in Aurignacian cave at, 36.
Mesopotamia, influence of, in Western Europe, 218.
-- knowledge of European metal fields in, 99.
Metals, eastern colonists worked, in Spain, 95.
-- Egyptian furnaces and crucibles in Britain, 101.
-- megalithic monuments and deposits of, 82.
-- searchers for; how prospectors located deposits of gold, &c., 89.
Metal symbolism, Gaelic gods and metals, 102. See _Gold_, _Silver_, _Copper_, and _Bronze_.
Metal working, after introduction of bronze working, 106.
-- children sacrificed for corn and milk, 174.
-- dandelion as milk-yielding plant of goddess Bride, 187.
-- honeysuckle as milk-yielding plant, 193.
-- Indian evidence regarding "river milk" and milk-yielding trees, 151.
-- marsh mallows and, 152, and also note 1.
-- mistletoe berries as milk berries, 153.
-- elixir, Highland shell-goddess myth, 42.
-- -- prepared from shells in Japan and Scotland, 40.
Mining, Egyptian methods in Western Europe, 102.
-- trees on which it grows in Britain, 145, and also note 2.
Morrigan, The (Irish goddess), Anu and, 198.
Morrigan, associated with north-west, 173.
-- cures, Boers have, 187, and also note 2.