Earnest A Hooton
Biographic Data
| ID | 86691 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Earnest A Hooton |
| GIVEN NAMES | Earnest A |
| FAMILY NAME | Hooton |
| SIGNATURE | HOOTON E A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Harvard University Press |
| ORCID | 0009-0001-4026-4815 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 36 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 61 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 35 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1914 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1954 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
C omments on the P iltdown A ffair
"Unraveling Juvenile Delinquency"
Robert H. Gault, Sanford Bates, Thorsten Sellin, Earnest A. Hooton, John E. Anderson, Nochem S. Winnet, Franz Alexander, George H. Dession, "Unraveling Juvenile Delinquency": A Symposium of Reviews, Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology (1931-1951), Vol. 41, No. 6 (Mar. - Apr., 1951), pp. 732-759
George Grant MacCurdy
This appreciation of George Grant MacCurdy does not purport to record either the main facts or the details of his long and fruitful life. It is merely the appraisal of the man, the teacher, and the scientist by one who was his junior friend and colleague for more than a third of a century. It is designed to supplement the admirable biographical sketch written by Dr Hugh Hencken for the Bulletin $16 of the American School of Prehistoric Research
George Grant MacCurdy, 1863-1947
Human Evolution
For more than half a century Sir Arthur Keith has been one of the world’s leading authorities on the physical evolution of man. As a young man, Sir Arthur spent some years of medical practice in Borneo and became interested in the comparative anatomy of the anthropoid apes and the relation of these higher primates to man. By dissections and other anatomical studies he accumulated the largest body of accurate scientific information on this subject…
Up from the Ape
Second receipient of the Viking Fund Medal and Prize in Physical Anthropology
Charles Clark Willoughby, 1857-1943
He was the son of a farmer and descended from Deputy Governor Francis Willoughby (1665-70) in whom he took some interest. As a young man he went to Augusta, Maine, and clerked in a drug store. Soon he opened an art store in which original works were sold, as well as reproductions of celebrated paintings, This store was the first in its vicinity, and, under the influence of Willoughby, the young people of Augusta began to collect photographs of Ma…
Why Men Behave Like Apes and Vice Versa
The American Criminal
Stature, head form, and pigmentation of adult male Irish
Crime and the Man
The Simian Basis of Human Mechanics or Ape to Engineer
My subject should not be construed by the refined as a malicious innuendo, nor by the vulgar(unrepresented here, of course) as a ' dirty dig '. The transition from ape to engineer is from the ridiculous to the sublime-or, at any rate, from a little short of one to a little short of the other. This handsome statement must serve as my panegyric on mechanical science. As an anthropologist, I am perturbed by the fact that human invention has outstrip…
El Peso Corporal en los Delincuentes de Cuba. [Body Weights of Cuban Offenders]
What is an American
Relation of the pelvis to erect posture. An exploratory study
Prehistory and Physical Anthropology
Physical Anthropology
Physical Anthropology
Hair; with special reference to hypertrichosis. C. H. D anforth
Literature
Au Pays des Ainou. George Montandon
Literature
Where did Man Originate
Students of human origins agree that man was not separately created, but evolved in the remote past from an apelike ancestor. To such as reject the evidence of man's emergence from a lower animal form, the place of his original home is not a subject for discussion but rather a tenet of faith, or a simple geographical identification of the Garden of Eden.Even if one is uninfluenced by ecclesiastical tradition it is difficult to avoid prejudice in …
Methods of Racial Analysis
On certain Eskimoid characters in Icelandic skulls
The Peabody Museum of Harvard University possesses a collection of skeletal remains from Iceland consisting of 1 complete skeleton, 2 incomplete skeletons, 3 skulls with mandibles, 80 skulls without mandibles, including 60 in fairly good condition, 62 odd mandibles, and a large number of long bones and other skeletal parts.valuable suggestions.He also wishes to thank Mr. S. J
Relation of the pelvis to erect posture. An exploratory study
Stature, head form, and pigmentation of adult male Irish
Why Men Behave Like Apes and Vice Versa
The asymmetrical character of human evolution
Preliminary Remarks on the Archeology and Physical Anthropology of Tenerife1
C omments on the P iltdown A ffair
Charles Clark Willoughby, 1857-1943
He was the son of a farmer and descended from Deputy Governor Francis Willoughby (1665-70) in whom he took some interest. As a young man he went to Augusta, Maine, and clerked in a drug store. Soon he opened an art store in which original works were sold, as well as reproductions of celebrated paintings, This store was the first in its vicinity, and, under the influence of Willoughby, the young people of Augusta began to collect photographs of Ma…
The American Criminal
Crime and the Man
What is an American
Physical Anthropology
Saxon Graveyard at East Shefford, Berks
N ote on the L a Q uina S kull
N ote on the L a Q uina S kull
Saxon Graveyard at East Shefford, Berks
Notes on Skeletal Remains From Martha's Vineyard
Preliminary Remarks on the Archeology and Physical Anthropology of Tenerife1
On certain Eskimoid characters in Icelandic skulls
The Peabody Museum of Harvard University possesses a collection of skeletal remains from Iceland consisting of 1 complete skeleton, 2 incomplete skeletons, 3 skulls with mandibles, 80 skulls without mandibles, including 60 in fairly good condition, 62 odd mandibles, and a large number of long bones and other skeletal parts.valuable suggestions.He also wishes to thank Mr. S. J
Harry H. Johnston, A Comparative Study of the Bantu and Semi-Bantu Languages
The asymmetrical character of human evolution
Africa
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Louis Robert Sullivan
Methods of Racial Analysis
Physical Anthropology
Where did Man Originate
Students of human origins agree that man was not separately created, but evolved in the remote past from an apelike ancestor. To such as reject the evidence of man's emergence from a lower animal form, the place of his original home is not a subject for discussion but rather a tenet of faith, or a simple geographical identification of the Garden of Eden.Even if one is uninfluenced by ecclesiastical tradition it is difficult to avoid prejudice in …
Literature
Hair; with special reference to hypertrichosis. C. H. D anforth
Literature
Au Pays des Ainou. George Montandon
Physical Anthropology
Physical Anthropology
Prehistory and Physical Anthropology
El Peso Corporal en los Delincuentes de Cuba. [Body Weights of Cuban Offenders]
What is an American
Relation of the pelvis to erect posture. An exploratory study
The Simian Basis of Human Mechanics or Ape to Engineer
My subject should not be construed by the refined as a malicious innuendo, nor by the vulgar(unrepresented here, of course) as a ' dirty dig '. The transition from ape to engineer is from the ridiculous to the sublime-or, at any rate, from a little short of one to a little short of the other. This handsome statement must serve as my panegyric on mechanical science. As an anthropologist, I am perturbed by the fact that human invention has outstrip…
Crime and the Man
The American Criminal
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