Now online: Up to 100 year old anthropology papers
(via Museum Anthropology) More and more open access to anthropology online: The American Museum of Natural History has digitalized their up to 100 year old Anthropological Papers and put them online.
We find both more recent papers like Green revolution : agricultural and social change in a north Indian village and (that’s maybe even more interesting) historic ethnographies from the beginning of the 20th century like Some protective designs of the Dakota by Clark Wissler (published 1907), Tales of Yukaghir, Lamut, and Russanized natives of eastern Siberia by Waldemar Bogoras (published 1918) and The history of Philippine civilization as reflected in religious nomenclature by Alfred L. Kroeber (published 1918).
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