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Summary Rhombohedral cleavage faces of quartz have been etched hydrothermally and with fused KOH. Stratigraphical etch patterns were observed on isolated cleavages, matched cleavage faces, and opposite sides of a thin flake. The angle between the () cleavage plane and the planes responsible for the stratigraphical patterns was almost equal to the interfacial angle, 46° 16′ between adjacent rhombohedral faces. It is concluded that the stratigraphical patterns formed by preferential etching reveal the edges of weak planes deposited during growth. The implications are discussed.

Potassium dihydrogen phosphate crystals are grown from aqueous solutions at a constant temperature (30 ± 0.5 °C) and at different supersaturations lying between 3.7 x 10-2 and 35 x 10-2. The dependence of the habit, homogeneity and structural perfection of these crystals on supersaturation and fluid shear has been studied. The variation in the habit, homogeneity and structural perfection with respect to supersaturation and the system of growth has been attributed to the difference in the relative growth rates along different directions, the formation of inclusions and the occurence of complex nucleation processes.

Objective: To observe the congenital abnormalities of female genital tract those are found in our population and their clinical implication. Place of study: Faridpur Medical College Hospital, Faridpur. Study period: January 2001 to December 2005. Methods and Materials: During the study period all cases of congenital abnormalities of female genital tract diagnosed in Faridpur Medical College Hospital were studied. Results: Total 74 women with different types of congenital abnormalities were detected. Though some cases were diagnosed incidentally, the various symptoms they produced were primary amenorrhea, apareunia, dyspareunia, hematocolpos and hematometra, infertility, prolapse uterus, abortions, ectopic pregnancy, premature labour and malpresentations. Among the 74 patients 35(47.3%) patients were treated at this centre, 24(32.4%) patients needed no treatment, 3(4%) patients were referred to higher centres for specialized treatment. Conclusion: Different types of congenital abnormalities of female genital tract are found in our population which cause various symptoms and complications. Though not all abnormalities need treatment and some need very simple treatment, there are some cases which need specialized treatment and expertise. (J Bangladesh Coll Phys Surg 2007; 25 : 23-28)

Aim of this study to screened the root morphology and root characters of different cocoa types at 100 and 50 percent field capacity under water deficit condition at seedling stage. A survey was conducted at Idukki region of Kerala and twenty seven plus trees were identified. These twenty seven plus trees were screened for water stress tolerance under glasshouse condition by gravimetric method. With respect to the performance of plus trees, root length under 50% field capacity got increased to 21.15 cm as against 20.51 cm in 100 per cent field capacity. Fresh root weight and dry root weight substantially got increased under water stress. The average root girth of 27 plus trees got increased in stressed condition from 3.70 cm to 3.88 cm. The root volume also followed the same trend (47.28 as against 45.96). The percent of nitrogen is 1.37 in 50 per cent field capacity as against 1.63 in 100 per cent field capacity. The percentage of phosphorous decreased to 0.16 under 50 per cent field capacity as against 0.37 in 100 per cent field capacity. Similarly the percentage of potassium also showed a decreasing trend (1.27 % under 100 % field capacity to 1.06 % under 50 % field capacity). In the present investigation, under water stress condition the root length, number of roots, fresh weight of root and dry weight of root tends to increase compared to the 100 per cent field capacity, indicating the morphological adaptations of roots to survive under water stress condition. Furthermore, under water stress condition, root nutrients tend to get depleted.

Objective: The aim of the study was to evaluate maternal and foetal outcome after fetoreduction in higher order multiple pregnancy. Materials and methods: This descriptive study was conducted at the Infertility Care and Research Centre (ICRC), Dhaka between 2006 and 2009. In eleven (11) cases, multifoetal pregnancy reduction (MFPR) were performed and maternal and foetal conditions were analyzed. All patients got pregnant after fertility treatment. The procedure was done between 8-10 weeks of gestation except in one case which was done at 17 weeks. Transvaginal approach under spinal anaesthesia was adopted for intracardiac injection of potassium chloride till cessation of cardiac pulsation. Antibiotic, aspirin, antispasmodic and progesterone were used for all patients. Main outcome measures were uterine contraction, leaking membrane, bleeding, infection, abortion, gestational age and birth weight. Results: Out of these eleven patients eight patients delivered twins at 37 weeks and one patient delivered a set of twin at 34 weeks and their antenatal period was uneventful. Two patients had abortions, one of which was not related with the procedure. No perinatal death was reported among 18 babies. Each of the babies born had an average weight of 2.42 kg. There was no serious maternal complication except rise of temp in one patient. Conclusion: Fetoreduction can improve the chances of survival and can reduce perinatal morbidity of remaining fetuses and can reduce maternal distress without any adverse affect to mother and foetuses. Key words: Sac reduction; multiple pregnancy DOI: 10.3329/bjog.v23i2.4960 Bangladesh J Obstet Gynaecol , 2008; Vol. 23(2) : 56-60

Baby J. Les grands travaux et la lutte pour la transformation de la nature en U.R.S.S.. In: L'information géographique, volume 16, n°2, 1952. pp. 43-51.

Three or more consecutive pregnancy losses are considered as recurrent pregnancy loss (RPL). About 1% of all pregnant women face this distressing problem and o.5% to 5% of spontaneous abortions are recurrent. Genetic, environmental, anatomic, hormonal, infectious and immunological factors are associated with RPL. Sometimes several factors might simultaneously be responsible for RPL. So diagnostic work up is to be extended. Life style changes, hormonal supplementation, anticoagulant and immunotherapy and surgical correction of certain uterine anatomic defects might help the couple to be parent. Genetic problem can be overcome by pre-implantation genetic diagnosis (PGD) and transferring good healthy embryos. Key Words: Recurrent Pregnancy Loss (RPL); Pre Implantation Genetic Diagnosis (PGD) DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3329/akmmcj.v2i2.8170 AKMMC J 2011; 2(2): 29-35

Objective: To identify the institutional factors causing third delay of maternal mortality in Faridpur Medical College Hospital- a tertiary public health care centre in Bangladesh. Design: Cross-Sectional Study. Study period: January 2001 to December 2005. Methods and Materials: The case notes of all maternal deaths were reviewed at the end of each month during the study period. Various factors causing delay in the proper management of the cases were identified and noted. The data obtained from these reviews formed the basis of this study. Results: During the study period total 202 mothers died giving the maternal mortality 2010.5 per 100,000 deliveries. In 130(64.4%) cases one or more institutional factors were identified those contributed significantly to maternal deaths. The identified factors were: delayed blood transfusion or non availability of blood (40%); delayed or lack of operative interventions (37%); late or nonattendance by senior doctors (24.8%); operative interventions done by junior doctors (9.9%); non availability of ICU (intensive care unit) facility (29.7%) and of medicine (7.4%). Conclusion: There is a steady fall in maternal mortality ratio (MMR) in Bangladesh since 1990. But to reach the Millennium Development Goal for maternal health (MDG-5), the MMR will need to decrease at a much faster rate in the future. Improvement of the infrastructural facilities in the hospital can help to remove the preventable institutional factors causing third delay of maternal mortality. This can be a short term strategy to reduce maternal mortality. Key words: Maternal mortality; Institutional factor; Third delay. DOI: 10.3329/jbcps.v28i1.4636 J Bangladesh Coll Phys Surg 2010; 28: 5-9

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Árdán, An Bháinseach (school) (Ardane, Co. Tipperary), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Micheál Ó Gormáin., Ainmneacha Sléibhte na nGaibhlte -- Hidden Treasure / Connor, Annie May O' -- Hidden Treasure / Brien, Hannie O' -- Weather-Lore -- Great Mowers / Walsh, Peggie -- Great Walkers / Connor, Annie May O' -- Great Dancers / Walsh, Seán -- Great Singers / Quirke, Philomena -- Strong Men / Quirke, Nora -- Swift Runners / Bowes, Mary -- Old Schools / Walsh, Seán -- Old Schools / Quirke, Philomena -- Lime-Burning / Walsh, Peggie -- Local Marriage Customs / Walsh, Seán -- Local Marriage Customs / Quirke, Philomena -- Place Names / Connor, Annie May O' -- Place Names / Walsh, Peggie -- Local Cures / Connor, Annie May O' -- Local Cures / Walsh, Seán -- Lore of Certain Days / Quirke, Philomena -- Fairy Forts / Keane, Nora -- Local Poets / Tobin, Bridget -- Famine Times / Walsh, Seán -- Famine Times / Quirke, Philomena -- Games I Play / Walsh, Seán -- Local Roads / Quirke, Bridget -- My Home District / Walsh, Peggie -- My Home District / Dwyer, Baby Joe O' -- Our Holy Wells / Quirke, Nora -- Potato Crop / Tobin, Bridget -- Proverbs / Tobin, Bridget -- Riddles -- How the Glen of Aherlow Got its Name / Gorman, Mr O' -- Bits of Bansha / Gorman, Mr O' -- Sliabh Grott / Gorman, Mr O' -- Sliabh na gCrotta Cliach - Mountain of the Harps of Cliach / Gorman, Mr O' -- Lough Muskry / Gorman, Mr O' -- Cappa Castle / Gorman, Mr O' -- Saint Berrihert's Well / Gorman, Mr O' -- The Glen of Aherlow -- Care of Horses / Walsh, Seán -- Local Forge / Brien, Annie O' -- Clothes Made Locally / Quirke, Philomena -- Local Fairs / Quirke, Philomena -- Landlord / Quirke, Philomena -- Food in Olden Times / Walsh, Seán -- Bread / Walsh, Seán -- Buying and Selling / Grogan, Eileen -- Old Houses / Walsh, Seán -- Old Churchyards / Walsh, Seán -- Prayers -- Strange Animals / Dwyer, Baby Joe -- Ainmneacha Sléibhte na nGaibhlte -- Hidden Treasure / Connor, Annie May O' -- Hidden Treasure / Brien, Hannie O' -- Weather-Lore -- Great Mowers / Walsh, Peggie -- Great Walkers / Connor, Annie May O' -- Great Dancers / Walsh, Seán -- Great Singers / Quirke, Philomena -- Strong Men / Quirke, Nora -- Swift Runners / Bowes, Mary -- Old Schools / Walsh, Seán -- Old Schools / Quirke, Philomena -- Lime-Burning / Walsh, Peggie -- Local Marriage Customs / Walsh, Seán -- Local Marriage Customs / Quirke, Philomena -- Place Names / Connor, Annie May O' -- Place Names / Walsh, Peggie -- Local Cures / Connor, Annie May O' -- Local Cures / Walsh, Seán -- Lore of Certain Days / Quirke, Philomena -- Fairy Forts / Keane, Nora -- Local Poets / Tobin, Bridget -- Famine Times / Walsh, Seán -- Famine Times / Quirke, Philomena -- Games I Play / Walsh, Seán -- Local Roads / Quirke, Bridget -- My Home District / Walsh, Peggie -- My Home District / Dwyer, Baby Joe O' -- Our Holy Wells / Quirke, Nora -- Potato Crop / Tobin, Bridget -- Proverbs / Tobin, Bridget -- Riddles -- How the Glen of Aherlow Got its Name / Gorman, Mr O' -- Bits of Bansha / Gorman, Mr O' -- Sliabh Grott / Gorman, Mr O' -- Sliabh na gCrotta Cliach - Mountain of the Harps of Cliach / Gorman, Mr O' -- Lough Muskry / Gorman, Mr O' -- Cappa Castle / Gorman, Mr O' -- Saint Berrihert's Well / Gorman, Mr O' -- The Glen of Aherlow -- Care of Horses / Walsh, Seán -- Local Forge / Brien, Annie O' -- Clothes Made Locally / Quirke, Philomena -- Local Fairs / Quirke, Philomena -- Landlord / Quirke, Philomena -- Food in Olden Times / Walsh, Seán -- Bread / Walsh, Seán -- Buying and Selling / Grogan, Eileen -- Old Houses / Walsh, Seán -- Old Churchyards / Walsh, Seán -- Prayers -- Strange Animals / Dwyer, Baby Joe, Supported by funding from the Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht (Ireland), University College Dublin, and the National Folklore Foundation (Fondúireacht Bhéaloideas Éireann), 2014-2016.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Móin Ruadh, Knocktopher (school) (Moanroe Commons, Co. Kilkenny), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Donncha Ó Dochartaigh., Threshing / Holden, John -- Famine Times / Bride, Paddy Mac -- Local Place Names -- Riddles / Rafter, Mary -- Parts of the Flail -- Local Place Names -- Riddles -- Fairies / Farrell, Kitty -- Fairies / Farrel, Mary -- Fairy Tale -- Fairies / Rafter, Mary -- Local Story / Duggan, Nora -- Story / Bride, Paddy Mac -- Story / Bride, Baby Mac -- Witches / Farrell, Kitty -- Story / Farrell, Mary -- Story / Deegan, Peggy -- Local Song / Farrell, Kitty -- Local Song / Farrell, Molly -- Irish Pig's Head / Bride, Paddy Mac -- Muckalee / Gaule, Paddy -- Story / Duggan, Nora -- Food of Long Ago / Power, Maggie -- Food in Olden Times / Weeks, James -- Seven Ravens / Holden, Tod -- Story about a Luprachán / Holden, James -- Kilkenny's Hurling Men / Brennan, Eddie -- Weather Signs / Holden, John -- Carrick Shock / Brennan, Eddie -- Carrick Shock / Rafter, Mary -- Battle of Carrick Shock / Brennan, Eddie -- Kean's Farewell After The Battle of Carrick Shock / Farrell, Kitty -- Battle of Carrick Shock / Bride, Baby Mc -- Cures / Rafter, Mary -- The 7th successive son in a family is said to have a cure for some ailment or other. -- Cures / Duggan, Nora -- Cures / Fhearghail, Máire Ní -- Cures / Farrell, Mary -- Care of the Feet / Rafter, Mary -- Potato Crop / Rafter, Mary -- Churning / Rafter, Mary -- Farm Animals / Duggan, Nora -- Landlord / Rafter, Mary -- May Day / Bride, Baby Mac -- May Day / Gaule, Paddy -- Pishogues / Bride, Paddy Mac -- Bread / Bride, Paddy Mac -- Bread / Duggan, Nora -- Herbs / Rafter, Mary -- Herbs / Brennan, Eddie -- My Home District / Rafter, Mary -- My Home District / Bride, Paddy Mac -- My Home District / Brennan, Eddie -- Proverbs / Farrell, Kitty -- Proverbs / Bride, Paddy Mac -- Hidden Treasure / Holden, Tod -- Hidden Treasure / Rafter, Mary -- Local Forge / Brennan, Eddie -- On The Seven Bishops / Duggan, Nora -- Seven Bishops / Brennan, Eddie -- The Seven Bishops in Aughavillar / Gaule, Paddy -- Seven Bishops / Henebery, Nancy -- Legend of the Seven Bishops / Walsh, Mary, Supported by funding from the Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht (Ireland), University College Dublin, and the National Folklore Foundation (Fondúireacht Bhéaloideas Éireann), 2014-2016.

An engraved human bone whistle, from a burial mound near Bourneville, Ross County, Ohio, described for the first time as part of the Hopewellian complex, was probably used in elaborate burial ceremonies.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Baile an Bhile (C.) (school) (Ballinvilla Demesne, Co. Mayo), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Bríd Nic Giollachlaoin., Pot of Gold / Hunt, Mona -- Hidden Treasure / Murray, Rosie -- Pan of Gold / Flanagan, Kathleen -- Golden Turf / Finn, Mary D. -- Greedy Woman / Flanagan, Kathleen -- Fairy Cock / Hunt, Mona -- Great Treasure / Hunt, Mona -- Fairy Fort / Gee, Maggie Mc -- Coming of the Holy Ghost / Murray, Rosie -- Three Goats / Murray, Maggie -- Man and the Fairy / Lyons, Maggie -- Golden Ships / Hunt, Mona -- Horse with the Three Legs / Gee, Mary Mc -- Holy Well / Murray, Rosie -- Fairy / Gee, Maggie Mc -- Joking with the Dead / Hunt, Mona -- Fairy's Poundereen / Lyons, Baby -- Man that Went to a Fair / Lyons, Maggie -- Cranky Man / Murray, Rosie -- Man that Went to a Funeral / Gee, Maggie Mc -- Blacksmith and the Lodger / Gee, Mary Mc -- Man and the Ass / Murray, Maggie -- Discontented Man / Lyons, Baby -- Clever Man / Glynn, Tessie -- Riddles / , Children -- Signs of the Weather / , Children -- Famous People -- Burnings / , Children -- Storm / , Pupils -- Old Schools / Gee, Maggie Mc -- Old Schools / Lyons, Maggie J. -- Old Schools / Hunt, Mona -- Black Friar of Mayo Abbey / Finn, Mary D. -- Old Trades / Gee, Mary J. Mc -- Old Trades / Murray, Rose -- Marriages / Hunt, Mona -- Marriages / Lyons, Margaret T. -- Penal Days / Murray, Rosie -- The Penal Days / Lyons, Margaret T. -- Place Names -- Place Names / Gee, Mary Mc -- Wild Animals / Gee, Mary Mc -- Wild Animals / Gee, Maggie Mc -- Wild Animals / Lyons, M. -- Cures / Hunt, Mona -- Cures / Murray, Rosie -- Toys and Pastime / Lyons, Margaret T. -- Toys and Pastimes / Murray, Rosie -- Particular Days / Gee, Maggie Mc -- Particular Days / Murray, Maggie -- Beggars / Lyons, Baby -- Beggars / Gee, Mary Mc -- Forts / Lyons, Margaret -- Forts / Gee, Mary Mc -- Famine Years / Lyons, Margaret T. -- Saint John's Night / Glynn, Tessie -- Feast of the Assumption / Finn, Mary Delia -- Saint Stephen's Day / Finn, Mary Delia -- Feast of Saint Brigid in this Locality / Gee, Mary Mc -- November's Night in this Locality / Murray, Rosie -- Feast of Saint Martin / Glynn, Tessie, Supported by funding from the Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht (Ireland), University College Dublin, and the National Folklore Foundation (Fondúireacht Bhéaloideas Éireann), 2014-2016.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Killesk (school) (Killesk, Co. Wexford), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Margt. Sutton., Folklore - Hidden Treasure -- Folklore - Hidden Treasure / Forristal, Kathleen -- Folklore - Hidden Treasure / Hart, Nano -- Folklore - Hidden Treasure / Connor, Nellie O -- Weather-Lore / Harte, Nano -- Local Heroes / Connor, Nellie O -- Local Heroes / Colfer, Kitty -- Local Heroes / Forristal, Kathleen -- Local Heroes -- Local Happenings / Colfer, Baly -- Local Happenings / Hart, Nano -- Local Happenings / Colfer, Kitty -- Severe Weather / Colfer, Kitty -- Old Schools / Colfer, Kitty -- Old Crafts / Forristal, Kathleen -- Old Crafts / Connor, Nellie O -- Local Marriage Customs / Hart, Nano -- Local Marriage Customs / Forristal, Kathleen -- Local Marriage Customs / Colfer, Kitty -- Local Place Names / Hart, Nano -- Local Place Names / Forristal, Kathleen -- Local Place Names / Colfer, Kitty -- Local Place Names / Colfer, Baby -- Bird-Lore / Colfer, Baby -- Bird-Lore / Connor, Nellie O -- Local Cures / Forristal, Kathleen -- Local Cures / Hart, Nano -- Homemade Toys / Forristal, Kathleen -- Homemade Toys / Connor, Nellie O -- Travelling Folk / Connor, Nellie O -- Travelling Folk / Colfer, Baby -- Fairy Forts / Connor, Nellie O -- Fairy Forts / Forristal, Kathleen -- Local Poets / Connor, Nellie O -- Local Poets / Hart, Nano -- Famine Times / Forristal, Kathleen -- Famine Times / Gordon, Peggy -- Famine Times / Hart, Nano -- Games I Play / Forristal, Kathleen -- Games I Play / Gordon, Peggie -- Local Roads / Hart, Nano -- Local Roads / Forristal, Kathleen -- Potato Crop / Forristal, Kathleen -- Potato Crop / Connor, Nellie O -- Potato Crop / Hart, Nano -- My Home District / Forristal, Kathleen -- My Home District / Gordon, Peggie -- Local Herbs / Forristal, Kathleen -- Local Herbs / Connor, Nellie O -- Local Proverbs / Hart, Nano -- Local Proverbs / Connor, Nellie O -- Festival Customs / Forristal, Kathleen -- Festival Customs / Connor, Nellie O -- Care of our Farm Animals / Hart, Nano -- Care of our Farm Animals / Gordon, Peggie -- Care of the Feet / Connor, Nellie O -- Care of the Feet / Colfer, Kitty -- Churning / Connor, Nellie O -- Churning / Forristal, Kathleen -- Local Fairs / Connor, Nellie O -- Landlords / Harte, Nano -- Landlords / Connor, Nellie O -- Food in Olden Times / Forristal, Kathleen -- Food in Olden Times / Gordon, Peggie -- Hurling and Football Matches / Forristal, Kathleen -- Hurling and Football Matches / Connor, Nellie O -- Bartle from Coolroe / Hart, Nano -- Shamrocks / Carthy, Mary -- Buying and Selling / Hart, Nano -- Buying and Selling / Forristal, Kathleen -- Bread / Connor, Nellie O -- Bread / Hart, Nano, Supported by funding from the Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht (Ireland), University College Dublin, and the National Folklore Foundation (Fondúireacht Bhéaloideas Éireann), 2014-2016.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Cill Tulaigh (school) (Kiltullagh, Co. Galway), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Seán Ó Seasnáin., Story of St Patrick in Ireland / Collins, John -- Local Legend / Devine, May -- Kitty Hart / Keogh, Eileen -- Dusty Miller / Lawless, Maura -- Dunsandle Castle / Lawless, Maura -- Big Denis with the Small Heart / Connolly, Maureen -- Derrybrien Church / Duffy, Rita -- Landlord's Tyranny / Lawless, Maura -- General's Tree / Duffy, Rita -- Strange Passenger / Duffy, Lilly -- Don't Grasp Too Much or You Shall Lose All / Ward, Baby -- Funny Story / Duffy, Rita -- Proverbs / Connolly, Maureen -- Weather-Lore / Keogh, Eileen -- Hidden Treasure / Ward, Baby -- Tobar na Domhnaigh / Duffy, Lily -- Story of the Banshee / Duffy, Rita -- Cures Long Ago / Fergus, Catherine -- Old Graveyard / Collins, Annie -- Making of Candles / Lawless, Maura -- Food Long Ago / Keogh, Eileen -- Old Story / Ward, Baby -- Weather-Lore / Collins, John -- Bird-Lore / Collins, John -- Story / Reilly, Betty -- Story / Duffy, Rita -- Story / Lawless, Maura -- Story / Keogh, Eileen -- Story / Connolly, Maureen -- Religious Story / Collins, Annie -- Scéal / Choileáin, Áine Ní -- Priest Who Was Sent to Do Penance / Duffy, Rita -- Story / Collins, Annie -- Cures / Collins, Annie -- Night of the Big Wind, 1839 / Collins, Annie -- Local Festival Customs / Collins, Annie -- Local Cures / Collins, Annie -- Signs of Weather -- Seanleigheasanna / Choileáin, Áine Ní -- Seanphaidir / Choileain, Áine Ní -- Taibhse Bhaile Breatán / Choileáin, Áine Ní -- Cnoc an Aifrinn / Choileáin, Áine Ní -- Pisreogs / Collins, Annie -- Customs / Collins, Annie -- Riddles / Collins, Annie -- Problem / Collins, Annie -- Lady of the Alms / Duffy, Rita -- Riddles / Duffy, Rita -- Killimor Daly Castle / Lawless, Maura -- Story / Dempsey, Ettie -- St Patrick and the Goat / Dempsey, Ettie -- Story / Duffy, John -- Riddles / Devine, Micheal -- Man Proposes but God Disposes / Keogh, Eileen -- Incident of Landlordism / Lawless, Maura -- Riddles / Duffy, Rita -- Weasel / Lawless, Maura -- The Bradáins / Lawless, Maura -- Bhean Sí / Lawless, Maura -- Coill le Scáil / Keogh, Eileen -- Enchanted Hares / Collins, Martin -- Apples from the Enchanted Garden / Ward, Baby -- Seanfhocail / Choileáin, Áine Ní -- Riddles / Lawless, Maura -- Goban Saor and the Plough / Dempsey, Ettie -- Old Sayings / Dempsey, Ettie -- Story / Dempsey, Joseph -- Seanfhocail / Dubhthaigh, Muinica Ní -- Riddles / Duffy, Monica -- Story / Dempsey, Ettie -- Story / Reilly, Betty -- Story / Duffy, Rita -- Riddles / Keogh, Eileen, Supported by funding from the Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht (Ireland), University College Dublin, and the National Folklore Foundation (Fondúireacht Bhéaloideas Éireann), 2014-2016.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Arva (C.) (school) (Arvagh, Co. Cavan), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Mrs Mc Govern., Hidden Treasure / Sheridan, Rose Ellen -- Funny Story / Tighe, Baby -- Riddles / Smith, Mary -- Weather-Lore / Matthews, Kitty -- Local Happenings / Tighe, Eibhlin -- Bird-Lore / Sheridan, Rose Ellen -- Local Cures / Shea, Molly O' -- Local Place Names / Moore, Annie -- Lore of Certain Days / Reilly, Philomena O' -- Travelling Folk / Matthews, Kitty -- Fairy Forts / Tighe, Baby -- Games I Play / Tighe, Baby -- Famine Times / Tighe, Baby -- Games I Play / Reilly, Philomena O' -- Hopscotch / Reilly, Philomena O' -- Proverbs / Shea, Mollie O' -- Proverbs / Matthews, Kitty -- Herbs / Calders, Eilish -- Care of Our Farm Animals / Shea, Molly O' -- Churning / Matthews, Kitty -- Old Houses / Moore, Annie -- Old Houses / Matthews, Kitty -- Care of the Feet / Calders, Eilish -- Local Forges / Shea, Molly O' -- Local Fairs / Leddy, Helen -- Collection of Prayers / Matthews, Kitty -- Bread / Matthews, Kitty -- Flummery Bread / Shea, Molly O' -- Food in Olden Times -- Local Song / Matthews, Kitty -- Local Song / Shea, Molly O' -- Local Song / Leddy, Helen -- Local Song / Reilly, Philomena O' -- Local Song / Mulligan, Imelda -- Story / Shea, Molly O' -- Story / Matthews, Kitty -- Story / Reilly, Philomena O' -- Ghost Story / Matthews, Kitty -- Fairy Story / Farrelly, Tessie -- Cat's Eyes / Shea, Peggy O' -- Once upon a time there there was a giant who lived in a castle in Enaghan... / Farrelly, Tessie -- Arva Pump / Shea, Peggy O' -- Story / Matthews, Kitty -- My Home District / Matthews, Kitty -- There are two graveyards in this parish Cornea, and Killeshandra... / Farrelly, Tessie -- Story - A Landlord / Smith, Mary -- Local Landlord / Matthews, Kitty -- Burning Lime / Mulligan, Imelda -- Arvagh / Scott, Joy -- Hidden Treasure / Gunnis, Willie -- Hidden Treasure / Scott, Joy -- Weather-Lore / Scott, Joy -- Local Forge / Hewitt, Alfie -- Local Marriage Customs / Hewitt, Alfie -- Old Crafts / Scott, Fay -- Local Cure / Reilly, Helen -- Travelling Folk / Hewitt, Daisy -- Fairy Forts / Hewitt, Daisy -- Potato Crop / Gunnis, Willie -- Churning / Scott, Joy -- Games I Play / Scott, Joy -- Games I Play / Hewitt, Alfie -- Local Roads / Scott, Joy -- Herbs / Scott, Joy -- Proverbs / Hewitt, Daisy -- Riddles / Scott, Joy -- Local Fairs / Scott, Fay -- Local Song / Hewitt, Alfie -- Clothes Made Locally / Scott, Joy -- Story / Reilly, Helen O' -- Lime-Kilns / Scott, Fay -- Old Graveyards / Hewitt, Daisy, Supported by funding from the Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht (Ireland), University College Dublin, and the National Folklore Foundation (Fondúireacht Bhéaloideas Éireann), 2014-2016.

Radiogrammetric comparisons of the left and right femora of adult archaic Indian Knoll specimens from Kentucky show bilateral correspondence in more than 50% of “key” lines of increased radiographic density, indicating the symmetrical nature of the original developmental events.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Cúl Mín, Inis (school) (Coolmeen, Co. Clare), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Dd. Ó Murchadha., Leabaidh Dhiarmuda -- Naomh Seanán -- Púcaí -- Bhean Sí -- Scoileanna Cois Claí -- Scoil Náisiúnta Cúile Mín -- Airgead a Fuarthas -- An Ghorta -- Plandóirí na hÁite Seo -- Peil is Iománaíocht -- Rásanna -- Stone Image Discovered in Derreen / Molony, Michael -- Gold Censer Found / Moloney, Michael -- Silver Coin Found in Shancoole / Molony, Michael -- Metal Images Discovered in Booltydoolan / Molony, Michael -- Gold Coin Found in Ballyguiry / Molony, Michael -- Gold Discovered in Derreen / Molony, Michael -- Silver Coin Discovered -- Coin Found in a Wall / Corry, Bridie -- Silver Coin Found in Moyralla / Greene, Patrick -- Old Coin Discovered / Kenny, Kit -- Gold Found / Neill, John O' -- Gold Found in Gortnahaha / Casey, James -- Gold Found / Kenny, John Joe -- Stone Implements Discovered in Shancoole / Molony, Michael -- Ornaments Discovered / Moloney, Michael -- Gold Found in Ballucra / Kenny, Michael -- Gold Found in Canon Island / Neill, Mary O' -- Gold Knives Found in Clonderlaw / Price, Mary -- Silver Found in Clonderlaw / Greene, Patrick -- Ghost Story / Molony, Michael -- Ghost Story -- Ghost Story / Grace, Joseph -- Ghost Story / Greene, Patrick -- Ghost Story / Casey, James -- Ghost Story / Kenny, Michael -- Ghost Story / Conway, Maggie -- Ghost Story / Carrig, Vincent -- Ghost Story / Hanrahan, John -- Ghost Story / Casey, James -- Ghost Story / Corry, Bridie -- Ghost Story / Galvin, Susan -- Ghost Story / Price, Mary -- Ghost Story / Price, Mary -- Ghost Story / Price, Mary -- Ghost Story / Casey, James -- Ghost Story / Lynch, Maura -- Scéalta Grinn / Conway, Maggie -- Scéalta Grinn / Galvin, Baby -- Scéalta Grinn / Corry, Bridie -- Scéalta Grinn / Corry, Bridie -- Scéalta Grinn / Corry, Bridie -- Scéalta Grinn / Kenny, Kit -- Scéalta Grinn / Kenny, John Joe -- Scéalta Grinn / Molony, Michael -- Scéalta Grinn / Neill, John O -- Scéalta Grinn / Grace, Joseph -- Scéalta Grinn / Molony, Michael -- Witty Story / Greene, Patrick -- Witty Story / Greene, Patrick -- Witty Story / Greene, Patrick -- Witty Story / Molony, Michael -- Witty Story / Molony, Michael -- Witty Story / Molony, Michael -- Witty Story / Carrigg, Vincent -- Witty Story / Greene, Patrick -- Witty Story / Malony, Michael -- Witty Story / Molony, Michael -- Witty Story / Molony, Michael -- Witty Story / Molony, Michael -- Tomhaiseanna / Moloney, Michael -- Tomhaiseanna / Price, Mary -- Tomhaiseanna / Galvin, Baby -- Aimsir -- Daoine Cáiliúla - Great Singer and Dancer / Molony, Michael -- Daoine Cáiliúla - A Notorious Walker / Corry, Bridie -- Daoine Cáiliúla - A Great Walker / Casey, George -- Daoine Cáiliúla - Famous Dancer / Neill, Mary O' -- Daoine Cáiliúla - A Famous Walker / Price, Mary -- Daoine Cáiliúla - A Strong Man / Casey, James -- Daoine Cáiliúla - A Great Singer / Casey, James -- Cruatan / Neill, Mary O -- Cruatan / Greene, Patrick -- Cruatan / Neill, John O -- Cruatan / Corry, Bridie -- Cruatan / Casey, James -- Cruatan / Casey, James -- Cruatan / Price, Mary -- Cruatan / Kenny, John Joe -- Cruatan / Kenny, John Joe -- Cruatan / Kenny, John Joe -- Cruatan / Kenny, John Joe -- Cruatan / Molony, Michael -- Cruatan / Molony, Michael -- Seanscoileanna / Carrigg, Vincent -- Seanscoileanna / Neill, John O -- Seanscoileanna / Molony, Michael -- Idle Jim / Grace, Joseph -- There was a hedge-school in Gortnahaha. / Casey, George -- Long ago there was a hedge-school in Derryshane. / Conway, Margaret -- There was a hedge-school in Moyralla. / Price, Mary -- About the year 1867 those was a hedge school in Clondrina. / Corry, Bridie -- Seancheirdeanna / Malony, Michael -- Seancheirdeanna - Soap-Making / Malony, Michael -- Seancheirdeanna - Stampy-Making / Malony, Michael -- Seancheirdeanna - Barm-Making / Malony, Michael -- Seancheirdeanna - Linen-Making / Molony, Michael -- There was another hedge-school about 100 years ago in Cranny. / Corry, Bridie -- About the year 1864 there was a hedge-school in Rockmount. / Neill, Mary O -- Áitainmneacha / Kenny, John Joe -- Áitainmneacha / Hanrahan, John -- Áitainmneacha / Neill, John O -- Áitainmneacha / Molony, Michael -- Warts / Molony, Michael -- To cure a pain in your teeth put a hairy moll up to your jaw. / Carey, James -- A gold ring will cure a sty in your eye. / Price, Mary -- The juice of an apple will cure a cut. / Hanrahan, John -- If a person who licked a lizard licked a burn you would have no pain in it. / Kenny, John Joe -- A mixture of blue stone and tar will cure hoof rot. / Kenny, Kit -- Liosanna / Grace, Michael -- Liosanna / Casey, James -- Liosanna / Kenny, Kit -- Liosanna / Neill, Mary O -- Liosanna / Casey, George -- Drochshaol / Grace, Michael -- Drochshaol / Neill, Mary O' -- Drochshaol / Kenny, John Joe -- Mo Cheantar Féin / Grace, Joseph -- Mo Cheantar Féin / Neill, Mary O' -- Mo Cheantar Féin / Greene, Patrick -- Mo Cheantar Féin / Casey, James -- Mo Cheantar Féin / Kenny, John Joe -- Mo Cheantar Féin / Corry, Bridie -- Mo Cheantar Féin / Casey, George -- Mo Cheantar Féin / Price, Mary -- Artic Voyagers -- Baby's Grave -- Toibreacha Beannaithe / Grace, Joseph -- Toibreacha Beannaithe / Kenny, Kit -- Toibreacha Beannaithe / Neill, John O -- Toibreacha Beannaithe / Molony, Michael -- Luibheanna / Lynch, Maura -- Luibheanna / Casey, George -- Luibheanna / Moloney, Michael -- Luibheanna / Kenny, Kit -- Luibheanna / Greene, Patrick -- Féilte na Bliana / Kenny, Kit -- Féilte na Bliana / Price, Mary -- Féilte na Bliana / Hanrahan, John -- Féilte na Bliana / Molony, Michael -- Ainmhithe na Feirme / Price, Mary -- Ainmhithe na Feirme / Hanrahan, John -- Ainmhithe na Feirme / Casey, James -- Chuigeann / Price, Mary -- Cúram na gCos / Molony, Michael -- Naomh an Cheantair -- tAonach -- Long ago the people eat three meals in the day. -- Seansiopaí / Neill, Mary O -- Seansiopaí / Greene, Patrick -- Long ago there were very few stone houses. / Moloney, Michael -- Long ago the people had very bad houses. / Kenny, Kit -- Once there lives in East Clare a woman named Biddy Early. / Kenny, Michael -- Many years there was a witch in Clare named Biddy Early. / Molony, Michael -- A priest once came to Biddy Early and asked her could she change a stone into timber... / Neill, John O -- Long ago all the old people had certain herb and 4 branches for certain times of the year., Supported by funding from the Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht (Ireland), University College Dublin, and the National Folklore Foundation (Fondúireacht Bhéaloideas Éireann), 2014-2016.