C G Seligmann
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 688023 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | C G Seligmann |
| NOMBRES | C G |
| APELLIDO | Seligmann |
| FIRMA | SELIGMANN C G |
| AFILIACIONES | Memorial University of Newfoundland |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 32 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 67 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 32 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1900 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1913 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
A Survey of the Ethnography of Africa
H. H. Johnston, E. Torday, T. Athol Joyce, C. G. Seligmann, A Survey of the Ethnography of Africa: And the Former Racial and Tribal Migrations in That Continent., The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, Vol. 43 (Jul. - Dec., 1913), pp. 375-421
Some Aspects of the Hamitic Problem in the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan
Stone Adze Blades from Suloga (British New Guinea) as Chinese Antiquities
A Cretinous Skull of the Eighteenth Dynasty
The Veddas
Note on the "Sa" Sign
An Expedition to the Snow Mountains of New Guinea
Note Upon an Early Egyptian Standard
An Avungura Drum
The Melanesians of British New Guinea
The Ethnology of the Papuo-Melanesians
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A Neolithic Site in the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan
The Physical Characters of the Nuba of Kordofan
Note on the "Bandar" Cult of the Kandyan Sinhalese
A Classification of the Natives of British New Guinea
Linked Totems in British New Guinea
Nos. 2-3.] MAN. [
A Type of Canoe Ornament with Magical Significance from South-Eastern British New Guinea
Linked Totems
Note on Totemism in New Guinea, with Reference to "Man," 1908, 75 and 84
Quartz Implements from Ceylon
From these facts it appears that at one time there must have been in Ceylon a considerable population who worked quartz, and that this people was widely distributed, extending at least from the Southern into the Central and Eastern Provinces and occupying heights varying from the low forest country of the Eastern Province to at least 4,000 feet.The material they used is refractory and does not occur in large masses.The latter factor probably acco…
Notes on the Totemism of the Gold Coast
Notes on the Tugere Tribe, Netherlands New Guinea
Note on a Trephined Skull from New Britain
Anthropogeographical Investigations in British New Guinea
BRITISH NEW GUINEA.Thus, while I have not hesitated to draw on my colleagues for material, the responsibility for its presentation and for any inferences drawn from it must rest on myself
Anthropogeographical Investigations in British New Guinea (Continued)
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A Survey of the Ethnography of Africa
H. H. Johnston, E. Torday, T. Athol Joyce, C. G. Seligmann, A Survey of the Ethnography of Africa: And the Former Racial and Tribal Migrations in That Continent., The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, Vol. 43 (Jul. - Dec., 1913), pp. 375-421
Some Aspects of the Hamitic Problem in the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan
Anthropogeographical Investigations in British New Guinea
BRITISH NEW GUINEA.Thus, while I have not hesitated to draw on my colleagues for material, the responsibility for its presentation and for any inferences drawn from it must rest on myself
Note Upon an Early Egyptian Standard
Anthropogeographical Investigations in British New Guinea (Continued)
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The Ethnology of the Papuo-Melanesians
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A Classification of the Natives of British New Guinea
A Type of Canoe Ornament with Magical Significance from South-Eastern British New Guinea
Quartz Implements from Ceylon
From these facts it appears that at one time there must have been in Ceylon a considerable population who worked quartz, and that this people was widely distributed, extending at least from the Southern into the Central and Eastern Provinces and occupying heights varying from the low forest country of the Eastern Province to at least 4,000 feet.The material they used is refractory and does not occur in large masses.The latter factor probably acco…
An Avungura Drum
The Melanesians of British New Guinea
Linked Totems in British New Guinea
Nos. 2-3.] MAN. [
Notes on the Totemism of the Gold Coast
Notes on the Tugere Tribe, Netherlands New Guinea
Further Note on the Progress of the Cook-Daniels Expedition to New Guinea
Note Concerning the Progress of the Cook-Daniels Expedition to New Guinea and the Solomon Islands
The Medicine, Surgery, and Midwifery of the Sinaugolo
The Bull-Roarer in Ceylon
Note on the Preparation and Use of the Kenyah Dart-Poison Ipoh
The Medicine, Surgery, and Midwifery of the Sinaugolo
Note Concerning the Progress of the Cook-Daniels Expedition to New Guinea and the Solomon Islands
Note on a Skull Prepared for Purposes of Sorcery, from the Mekeo District, British New Guinea
Further Note on the Progress of the Cook-Daniels Expedition to New Guinea
Note on a Painting on Bark from the Aird River Delta, British New Guinea
Notes on the Totemism of the Gold Coast
Notes on the Tugere Tribe, Netherlands New Guinea
Note on a Trephined Skull from New Britain
Anthropogeographical Investigations in British New Guinea
BRITISH NEW GUINEA.Thus, while I have not hesitated to draw on my colleagues for material, the responsibility for its presentation and for any inferences drawn from it must rest on myself
Anthropogeographical Investigations in British New Guinea (Continued)
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Linked Totems
Note on Totemism in New Guinea, with Reference to "Man," 1908, 75 and 84
Quartz Implements from Ceylon
From these facts it appears that at one time there must have been in Ceylon a considerable population who worked quartz, and that this people was widely distributed, extending at least from the Southern into the Central and Eastern Provinces and occupying heights varying from the low forest country of the Eastern Province to at least 4,000 feet.The material they used is refractory and does not occur in large masses.The latter factor probably acco…
Note on the "Bandar" Cult of the Kandyan Sinhalese
A Classification of the Natives of British New Guinea
Linked Totems in British New Guinea
Nos. 2-3.] MAN. [
A Type of Canoe Ornament with Magical Significance from South-Eastern British New Guinea
The Melanesians of British New Guinea
The Ethnology of the Papuo-Melanesians
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A Neolithic Site in the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan
The Physical Characters of the Nuba of Kordofan
The Veddas
Note on the "Sa" Sign
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