C A Burland
Biographic Data
| ID | 106463 |
|---|---|
| NAME | C A Burland |
| GIVEN NAMES | C A |
| FAMILY NAME | Burland |
| SIGNATURE | BURLAND C A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Transnational Press London |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 24 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 14 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 24 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1947 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1973 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Echoes of Magic: A Study of Seasonal Festivals Through the Ages
The Pre-Columbian Mind: A Study Into the Aberrant Nature of Sexual Drives, Drugs Affecting Behaviour, and the Attitude Towards Life and Death, with a Survey of Psychotherapy, in Pre-Columbian America
The Olmec World
Handbook of Middle American Indians. 4, Archaeological Frontiers and External Connections
The Gods of Mexico
The Arts of the Alchemists
Alchemy is a subject of which we have all heard of, and which is yet a mystery. In some ways it belongs to the world of mystery stories from the past. We remember perhaps the shade and wonderful light of Rembrandt’s etching of the Alchemist, or the stories we read in Chaucer or Ben Jonson. Was the alchemist a philosopher, deep in a mysterious study where he discovered the secrets of transmutation? Was he just a charlatan involved in a particularl…
Los cazadores primitivos en Mesoamerica
Peru Before the Incas
Peru Under the Incas
Opera: Legatio Babylonica; De Orbe-Novo Decades Octo; Opus Epistolarum
The Gods of Mexico
Zwettler-Codex 420
Interpretation del Codice Selden
The map as a vehicle of Mexican history
Modern Swabian Folk-Beliefs about Witches
Ancient Mexican Documents in Great Britain
The Art of Primitive Peoples
In the House of Flowers: Xochicalco, and its Sculptures
Chibcha Aesthetics
When we look at modern works of art we too often talk of the aesthetic taste of the individual artist without taking into consideration his place in a national culture, or an economic group. Towards 'primitive' art we take a completely opposite viewpoint. Even when considering such a highly sophisticated art as that of pre-Columbian America, we are prone to give it an archaeological label and call a work of art an 'interesting specimen
Further Comments on the Wooden Figure from Mexico
Dr. K. A. Nowotny's note on the Xolotl figure in the Museum für Völkerkunde, Vienna raises some points of general interest. First, Xolotl is mentioned as related to Quetzalcoatl in a rather obscure way in the Codex Magliabecciano. The writer, talking of Quetzalcoatl says: “este dizen que fue hijo de otro dios que llaman mictlan tecutli, que es sefior del lugar delos muertos. y es de otro ydolo que llaman xulutl que quiere dezir un modo de pan que…
The High-Level Gravels: A Comparison with Cromer Beach
The blow-gun in pre-Spanish Mexico
A Brief Report of a Visit to the Musee de L'Homme, Paris, and the Prehistoric Stations of the Les Eyzies Region, Dordogne
C. A. Burland, A Brief Report of a Visit to the Musée de L'Homme, Paris, and the Prehistoric Stations of the Les Eyzies Region, Dordogne, The South African Archaeological Bulletin, Vol. 2, No. 8 (Dec., 1947), pp. 100-102
A 360-Day Count in a Mexican Codex
The Pre-Columbian Mind: A Study Into the Aberrant Nature of Sexual Drives, Drugs Affecting Behaviour, and the Attitude Towards Life and Death, with a Survey of Psychotherapy, in Pre-Columbian America
The Arts of the Alchemists
Alchemy is a subject of which we have all heard of, and which is yet a mystery. In some ways it belongs to the world of mystery stories from the past. We remember perhaps the shade and wonderful light of Rembrandt’s etching of the Alchemist, or the stories we read in Chaucer or Ben Jonson. Was the alchemist a philosopher, deep in a mysterious study where he discovered the secrets of transmutation? Was he just a charlatan involved in a particularl…
Opera: Legatio Babylonica; De Orbe-Novo Decades Octo; Opus Epistolarum
Echoes of Magic: A Study of Seasonal Festivals Through the Ages
Los cazadores primitivos en Mesoamerica
The Gods of Mexico
The map as a vehicle of Mexican history
In the House of Flowers: Xochicalco, and its Sculptures
Chibcha Aesthetics
When we look at modern works of art we too often talk of the aesthetic taste of the individual artist without taking into consideration his place in a national culture, or an economic group. Towards 'primitive' art we take a completely opposite viewpoint. Even when considering such a highly sophisticated art as that of pre-Columbian America, we are prone to give it an archaeological label and call a work of art an 'interesting specimen
A Brief Report of a Visit to the Musee de L'Homme, Paris, and the Prehistoric Stations of the Les Eyzies Region, Dordogne
C. A. Burland, A Brief Report of a Visit to the Musée de L'Homme, Paris, and the Prehistoric Stations of the Les Eyzies Region, Dordogne, The South African Archaeological Bulletin, Vol. 2, No. 8 (Dec., 1947), pp. 100-102
A 360-Day Count in a Mexican Codex
The blow-gun in pre-Spanish Mexico
Further Comments on the Wooden Figure from Mexico
Dr. K. A. Nowotny's note on the Xolotl figure in the Museum für Völkerkunde, Vienna raises some points of general interest. First, Xolotl is mentioned as related to Quetzalcoatl in a rather obscure way in the Codex Magliabecciano. The writer, talking of Quetzalcoatl says: “este dizen que fue hijo de otro dios que llaman mictlan tecutli, que es sefior del lugar delos muertos. y es de otro ydolo que llaman xulutl que quiere dezir un modo de pan que…
The High-Level Gravels: A Comparison with Cromer Beach
Chibcha Aesthetics
When we look at modern works of art we too often talk of the aesthetic taste of the individual artist without taking into consideration his place in a national culture, or an economic group. Towards 'primitive' art we take a completely opposite viewpoint. Even when considering such a highly sophisticated art as that of pre-Columbian America, we are prone to give it an archaeological label and call a work of art an 'interesting specimen
In the House of Flowers: Xochicalco, and its Sculptures
The Art of Primitive Peoples
Modern Swabian Folk-Beliefs about Witches
Ancient Mexican Documents in Great Britain
The map as a vehicle of Mexican history
Interpretation del Codice Selden
Opera: Legatio Babylonica; De Orbe-Novo Decades Octo; Opus Epistolarum
The Gods of Mexico
Zwettler-Codex 420
The Gods of Mexico
The Arts of the Alchemists
Alchemy is a subject of which we have all heard of, and which is yet a mystery. In some ways it belongs to the world of mystery stories from the past. We remember perhaps the shade and wonderful light of Rembrandt’s etching of the Alchemist, or the stories we read in Chaucer or Ben Jonson. Was the alchemist a philosopher, deep in a mysterious study where he discovered the secrets of transmutation? Was he just a charlatan involved in a particularl…
Los cazadores primitivos en Mesoamerica
Peru Before the Incas
Peru Under the Incas
Handbook of Middle American Indians. 4, Archaeological Frontiers and External Connections
The Olmec World
The Pre-Columbian Mind: A Study Into the Aberrant Nature of Sexual Drives, Drugs Affecting Behaviour, and the Attitude Towards Life and Death, with a Survey of Psychotherapy, in Pre-Columbian America
Echoes of Magic: A Study of Seasonal Festivals Through the Ages
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