T A Joyce
Biographic Data
| ID | 234439 |
|---|---|
| NAME | T A Joyce |
| GIVEN NAMES | T A |
| FAMILY NAME | Joyce |
| SIGNATURE | JOYCE T A |
| AFFILIATIONS | British Museum |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 60 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 75 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 60 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1903 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1935 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Forehead Ornaments from the Solomon Islands
Presidential Address. The Pottery Whistle-Figurines of Lubaantun
Presidential Address. The "Eccentric Flints" of Central America
T. A. Joyce, Presidential Address. The "Eccentric Flints" of Central America, The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, Vol. 62 (Jan. - Jun., 1932), pp. xvii-xxvi
Sculptured Figures from Vera Cruz State, Mexico
An Ivory Ewer from Benin in the British Museum
Report on the British Museum Expedition to British Honduras, 1929
T. A. Joyce, Report on the British Museum Expedition to British Honduras, 1929, The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, Vol. 59 (Jul. - Dec., 1929), pp. 439-459
Report on the British Museum Expedition to British Honduras, 1928
T. A. Joyce, T. Gann, E. L. Gruning, R. C. E. Long, Report on the British Museum Expedition to British Honduras, 1928., The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, Vol. 58 (Jul. - Dec., 1928), pp. 323-350
Recent Works on the Archeology of Central America
Report on the British Museum Expedition to British Honduras, 1927
T. A. Joyce, J. Cooper Clark, J. E. Thompson, Report on the British Museum Expedition to British Honduras, 1927., The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, Vol. 57 (Jul. - Dec., 1927), pp. 295-323
Maya and Mexican Art
Note on the Physical Anthropology of the Pamirs and Amu-Daria Basin
Report on the Investigations at Lubaantun, British Honduras, in 1926
A Ceremonial 'Mask' from the Sepik River, New Guinea
The Portrait-Statue of Mikope Mbula, 110th Paramount Chief of the Bushongo
Further Note on the "Paccha" of Ancient Peru
Note on a Stone Bull from Southern India in the British Museum
Note on a Stone Relief in Graeco-Buddhist Style from North-West India Recently Acquired by the British Museum
Note on a Gilt Bronze Figure of Padmapani in the British Museum
Note on a Peruvian Loom of the Chimu Period
The "Paccha" of Ancient Peru
Note on a Carved Wooden Coffer from British Columbia
The Peruvian Loom in the Proto-Chimu Period
Note on a Wooden Stool from the Island of Eleuthera, Bahamas
Easter Island
Note on a Fine Tecalli Vase of Ancient Mexican Manufacture
Report on the British Museum Expedition to British Honduras, 1928
T. A. Joyce, T. Gann, E. L. Gruning, R. C. E. Long, Report on the British Museum Expedition to British Honduras, 1928., The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, Vol. 58 (Jul. - Dec., 1928), pp. 323-350
Presidential Address. The Pottery Whistle-Figurines of Lubaantun
Report on the British Museum Expedition to British Honduras, 1929
T. A. Joyce, Report on the British Museum Expedition to British Honduras, 1929, The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, Vol. 59 (Jul. - Dec., 1929), pp. 439-459
Report on the British Museum Expedition to British Honduras, 1927
T. A. Joyce, J. Cooper Clark, J. E. Thompson, Report on the British Museum Expedition to British Honduras, 1927., The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, Vol. 57 (Jul. - Dec., 1927), pp. 295-323
Report on the Investigations at Lubaantun, British Honduras, in 1926
Notes on the Ethnography of the Ba-Yaka
The "Paccha" of Ancient Peru
Note on a Series of Physical Measurements from East Africa
Steatite Figures from West Africa in the British Museum
meyer published a long paper dealing with the curious soapstone carvings found in Sierra Leone.In tlhis, the first systematic treatise dealing with these interesting relics of a forgotten craft, the author brings forward the following facts concerning them.They seem to be peculiar to a comparatively small area, between the Boomn and Kittam rivers
Note on a Peruvian Loom of the Chimu Period
Steatite Figures from Sierra Leone
Animal Folklore from the Herzegovina
Presidential Address. The "Eccentric Flints" of Central America
T. A. Joyce, Presidential Address. The "Eccentric Flints" of Central America, The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, Vol. 62 (Jan. - Jun., 1932), pp. xvii-xxvi
Sculptured Figures from Vera Cruz State, Mexico
Recent Works on the Archeology of Central America
Note on a Carved Wooden Coffer from British Columbia
The Peruvian Loom in the Proto-Chimu Period
Note on a Wooden Stool from the Island of Eleuthera, Bahamas
On a Wooden Portrait-Statue from the BuShongo People of the Kasai District, Congo State
Note on a Native Chart from the Marshall Islands in the British Museum
Prehistoric Antiquities from the Antilles, in the British Museum
the Society three figures supposed to be of Indian Deities in wood, found in June, 1792, in a natural cave near the summit of a mountain called Spots, in Carphenters Mountain, in the parish of Vere, in the Island of Jamaica, by a surveyor in measuring the land.They were discovered placed with their faces (one of which is that of a bird) towards the east."All are cut from solid, very heavy and hard dark wood, and have a high polish.Two (Plates XLV…
On the Ethnology of the South-Western Congo Free State
THE following tentative sketch of the population of the South-Western Congo Free State, the order in which the peoples have arrived in their present positions, and the causes which have underlain the tribal movements, is based on a two years' survey of the district, the extent of which is exhibited on the accompanying map.It forms the conclusion of the series of ethnographical papers published by the same authors in various issues of the Journal'…
Note on a Very Unusual Form of "Tiki" from New Zealand
Note on Funerary Ornaments from Rubiana and a Coffin from Sta. Anna, Solomon Islands
The specimens figured on the accomnpanying plate, numbered 1, 2, 3, and 5, were obtained from graves of Rubiana, Solomon Islands, bv Rear-Admiral (then Captain) Davis during the punitive expedition in 1901.They are, it is believed, the first specimens of this character to reach this
Note on a Carved Door and Three Fetish Staves from Northern Nigeria
A Totem Pole in the British Museum
On the Physical Anthropology of the Oases of Khotan and Keriya
Two Ancient Stone Masks from Mexico
On a Silver Vase from an Ancient Peruvian Burial Ground, Now in the British Museum
On a Ceremonial Mask and Dress from the Upper Zambesi, Now in the British Museum
Note on Funerary Ornaments from Rubiana and a Coffin from Sta. Anna, Solomon Islands
The specimens figured on the accomnpanying plate, numbered 1, 2, 3, and 5, were obtained from graves of Rubiana, Solomon Islands, bv Rear-Admiral (then Captain) Davis during the punitive expedition in 1901.They are, it is believed, the first specimens of this character to reach this
Animal Folklore from the Herzegovina
Notes on the Ethnography of the Ba-Mbala
Steatite Figures from West Africa in the British Museum
meyer published a long paper dealing with the curious soapstone carvings found in Sierra Leone.In tlhis, the first systematic treatise dealing with these interesting relics of a forgotten craft, the author brings forward the following facts concerning them.They seem to be peculiar to a comparatively small area, between the Boomn and Kittam rivers
Notes on the Ethnography of the Ba-Yaka
Notes on the Ethnography of the Ba-Huana
THE Ba-Huana, one of the principal peoples inhabiting the banks of the Kwilu, an affluent of the Kasai, may be divided into two sections, the Ba-Huana proper or Ba-Wangana, extending alona the river banks from the Inzia River to the Luzubi River, and the Ba-Honi south of the Luzubi to the mouth of the Kwengo.They are completely settled in the country they inhabit.They claim to be related to the Ba-Teke, the bulk of whom inhabit the region between…
Note on a Series of Akikuyu "Ndomi" in the British Museum
present reached Europe-that it seems desirable to publish a short note on the small series in the British Museum.The series comprises six specimens (of which four are figured herewith), and was obtained in the province of Kenia, British East Africa, by Mrs
Note on a Very Unusual Form of "Tiki" from New Zealand
Note on the Southern Ba-Mbala
published a paper otn the Ba-Mbala, in which it was stated that this people were immigranits from the south, who had changed their abode uinder pressure, and lhad split up in the process.Since the publication of this paper, investigations lhave beeni made among the otlher branch of this people, situated to the south of that previously described, and, since the former differ from the latter considerably in certain respects, it will be as well to s…
Prehistoric Antiquities from the Antilles, in the British Museum
the Society three figures supposed to be of Indian Deities in wood, found in June, 1792, in a natural cave near the summit of a mountain called Spots, in Carphenters Mountain, in the parish of Vere, in the Island of Jamaica, by a surveyor in measuring the land.They were discovered placed with their faces (one of which is that of a bird) towards the east."All are cut from solid, very heavy and hard dark wood, and have a high polish.Two (Plates XLV…
On the Ethnology of the South-Western Congo Free State
THE following tentative sketch of the population of the South-Western Congo Free State, the order in which the peoples have arrived in their present positions, and the causes which have underlain the tribal movements, is based on a two years' survey of the district, the extent of which is exhibited on the accompanying map.It forms the conclusion of the series of ethnographical papers published by the same authors in various issues of the Journal'…
Note on a Native Chart from the Marshall Islands in the British Museum
Note on the Relation of the Bronze Heads to the Carved Tusks, Benin City
The Southern Limit of Inlaid and Incrusted Work in Ancient America
On a Carved Wooden Cup from the BaKuba, Kasai District, Congo Free State
Steatite Figures from Sierra Leone
Note on the Pigment-Blocks of the Bushongo, Kasai District, Belgian Congo
On a Wooden Portrait-Statue from the BuShongo People of the Kasai District, Congo State
Note on a Number of Fire-Sticks from Ruined Sites on the South and East of the Takla-Makan Desert, Collected by Dr. M. A. Stein
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