C Daryll Forde
Biographic Data
| ID | 106509 |
|---|---|
| NAME | C Daryll Forde |
| GIVEN NAMES | C Daryll |
| FAMILY NAME | Forde |
| SIGNATURE | FORDE C D |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 36 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 125 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 36 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1924 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1960 |
| H-INDEX | 6 |
The Eskimos
Culture Regions
Africa Surveyed: Review
Witchcraft, Oracles, and Magic among the Azande
Kinship in Umor-double Unilateral Organization in a Semi-bantu Society
Notes on Some Population Data from a Southern Nigerian Village
Fission and Accretion in the Patrilineal Clans of a Semi-Bantu Community in Southern Nigeria
C. Daryll Forde, Fission and Accretion in the Patrilineal Clans of a Semi-Bantu Community in Southern Nigeria, The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, Vol. 68 (Jul. - Dec., 1938), pp. 311-338
Land and Labour in a Cross River Village, Southern Nigeria: Discussion
Land and Labour in a Cross River Village, Southern Nigeria
HE expedition to the Cross River country in Southern Nigeria, of which this paper outlines some preliminary results, was made possible by the generosity of the Leverhulme Research Fellowships Fund and by the courtesy of the Nigerian Government, to both of whom my sincere thanks are due. I arrived at Calabar towards the end of July 1935 and proceeded up the Cross River by paddle boat to Obubra. After a short reconnaissance of the country lying on …
Double Descent in a Nigerian Semi-Bantu Community
Social Change in a West African Village Community
The Eskimos
Excavations on Pen Dinas Hill Fort, Cardiganshire, second season, 1934
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Geography and Ethnography
Prehistory and Physical Anthropology: The Horse and the Sword. Harold Peake and Herbert John Fleure
First Season's Work on Pen Dinas Hill Fort, Aberystwyth, Cardiganshire
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Breiddin Hill Camp
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Habitat, Economy and Society: A Geographical Introduction to Ethnology
1. IntroductionPart 1: Food Gatherers2. The Semang and Sakai: collectors in the Malayan Forests3. The Bushmen: Hunters in the Kalahari Desert4. The Paiute: Collectors in the Great Basin5. The Black foot: Buffalo Hunters of the North American Plains6. The Nootka, Kwakiutl and other Fishing Peoples of British Columbia7. The Yukaghir: Reindeer Hunters in the Siberian Tundra8. The Eskimo: Seal and Caribou Hunters in Arctic AmericaPart 2: Cultivators9…
Excavations in Two Iron Age Forts at Earn's Heugh, near Coldingham
Excavation of the West Fort focussed on the rubble and earth defences, the entrance and two of the ten visible hut circles. The defences of the East Fort were also examined
Methods and Principles: The Age of the Gods. Christopher Dawson
Prehistory: La cultura del vaso campaniforme; su origen y extensión en Europa
Hopi Agriculture and Land Ownership
Near East: The Most Ancient East
Le Finistère préhistorique
Havasupai Ethnography. B y L eslie S pier
Hopi Agriculture and Land Ownership
Habitat, Economy and Society: A Geographical Introduction to Ethnology
1. IntroductionPart 1: Food Gatherers2. The Semang and Sakai: collectors in the Malayan Forests3. The Bushmen: Hunters in the Kalahari Desert4. The Paiute: Collectors in the Great Basin5. The Black foot: Buffalo Hunters of the North American Plains6. The Nootka, Kwakiutl and other Fishing Peoples of British Columbia7. The Yukaghir: Reindeer Hunters in the Siberian Tundra8. The Eskimo: Seal and Caribou Hunters in Arctic AmericaPart 2: Cultivators9…
Fission and Accretion in the Patrilineal Clans of a Semi-Bantu Community in Southern Nigeria
C. Daryll Forde, Fission and Accretion in the Patrilineal Clans of a Semi-Bantu Community in Southern Nigeria, The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, Vol. 68 (Jul. - Dec., 1938), pp. 311-338
Land and Labour in a Cross River Village, Southern Nigeria
HE expedition to the Cross River country in Southern Nigeria, of which this paper outlines some preliminary results, was made possible by the generosity of the Leverhulme Research Fellowships Fund and by the courtesy of the Nigerian Government, to both of whom my sincere thanks are due. I arrived at Calabar towards the end of July 1935 and proceeded up the Cross River by paddle boat to Obubra. After a short reconnaissance of the country lying on …
Witchcraft, Oracles, and Magic among the Azande
Notes on Some Population Data from a Southern Nigerian Village
Early Cultures of Atlantic Europe
Le Finistère préhistorique
Kinship in Umor-double Unilateral Organization in a Semi-bantu Society
Menhirs and Burials
Excavations in Two Iron Age Forts at Earn's Heugh, near Coldingham
Excavation of the West Fort focussed on the rubble and earth defences, the entrance and two of the ten visible hut circles. The defences of the East Fort were also examined
On the Use of Greenstone (Jadeite, Callais, Etc.) in the Megalithic Culture of Brittany
C. Daryll Forde, On the Use of Greenstone (Jadeite, Callais, Etc.) in the Megalithic Culture of Brittany, The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, Vol. 60 (Jan. - Jun., 1930), pp. 211-234
The Megalithic Gallery in Brittany
Menhirs and Burials
Irrigation in South Africa
Megaliths and Metals in Brittany
The Megalithic Monuments of Southern Finistère
The country west and south of Quimper in the department of Finistère contains a notable concentration of megalithic monuments. They are of various types and some are quite distinct from the better-known monuments of the region round the Gulf of Morbihan in Southern Brittany. The map (pl. I) shows the distribution of the monuments. It is based largely on a survey of the area undertaken in the summer of 1924. I wish to express my thanks to M. Georg…
Report on the Excavation of a Bronze Age Tumulus at Dunstable, Bedfordshire
South Africa's Past in Stone and Paint. M. C. B urkitt
La Madeleine, son gisement, son industrie, ses oeuvres d'art. L. C apitan et D. P eyrony
The Megalithic Gallery in Brittany
Havasupai Ethnography. B y L eslie S pier
On the Use of Greenstone (Jadeite, Callais, Etc.) in the Megalithic Culture of Brittany
C. Daryll Forde, On the Use of Greenstone (Jadeite, Callais, Etc.) in the Megalithic Culture of Brittany, The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, Vol. 60 (Jan. - Jun., 1930), pp. 211-234
Early Cultures of Atlantic Europe
The Oldest Swiss Lake Dwellings
Prehistory: La cultura del vaso campaniforme; su origen y extensión en Europa
Hopi Agriculture and Land Ownership
Near East: The Most Ancient East
Le Finistère préhistorique
Excavations in Two Iron Age Forts at Earn's Heugh, near Coldingham
Excavation of the West Fort focussed on the rubble and earth defences, the entrance and two of the ten visible hut circles. The defences of the East Fort were also examined
Methods and Principles: The Age of the Gods. Christopher Dawson
First Season's Work on Pen Dinas Hill Fort, Aberystwyth, Cardiganshire
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Breiddin Hill Camp
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Habitat, Economy and Society: A Geographical Introduction to Ethnology
1. IntroductionPart 1: Food Gatherers2. The Semang and Sakai: collectors in the Malayan Forests3. The Bushmen: Hunters in the Kalahari Desert4. The Paiute: Collectors in the Great Basin5. The Black foot: Buffalo Hunters of the North American Plains6. The Nootka, Kwakiutl and other Fishing Peoples of British Columbia7. The Yukaghir: Reindeer Hunters in the Siberian Tundra8. The Eskimo: Seal and Caribou Hunters in Arctic AmericaPart 2: Cultivators9…
Excavations on Pen Dinas Hill Fort, Cardiganshire, second season, 1934
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Geography and Ethnography
Prehistory and Physical Anthropology: The Horse and the Sword. Harold Peake and Herbert John Fleure
The Eskimos
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