H Ling Roth
Biographic Data
| ID | 256111 |
|---|---|
| NAME | H Ling Roth |
| GIVEN NAMES | H Ling |
| FAMILY NAME | Roth |
| SIGNATURE | ROTH H L |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 24 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 91 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 24 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1887 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Crozet's Voyage to Tasmania, New Zealand, the Ladrone Islands, and the Philippines in the Years, 1771-1772
Crozet's Voyage to Tasmania
Published in 1891, Henry Roth's translation of Crozet's narrative provided the first English account of the infamous French expedition to the South Pacific. The ship left France in 1771 under the command of Marion De Fresne (1724–1772). After exploring Tasmania (the first Europeans to do so), De Fresne's party set out for New Zealand, arriving shortly after Captain Cook. Crozet (1728–1782), took over command of the expedition when De Fresne and t…
The Aborigines of Tasmania
American Quillwork
Some Unrecorded Maori Decorative Work
American Quill Work
Chucul ('absolute participle of chuk).Chuculquin, I am tied.Chutculcat, thou art tied.Chuculcoh, we are tied.Chuculcatac, you are tied.Chucheh (active), to suck.Chuchezah, to give suck.Chuchezhic (passive).Chuchik (neuter).Chuchekzom (absolute paiticiple), she who gives suck, the nurse.Chumayeh, to measure from the elbow to the point of the hand, the hand outstretched.Clhumbeh, to drink in gulps.Chumneh (active), to worry oneself about something.…
Studies in Primitive Looms
Oriental Steelyards and Bismars
In Fig. 2, Plate XXIII, is illustrated a very beautifully finished steelyard of Chinese make with Government test marks.The length of the bone beam is 226 mm.; diameter of pan, 80 mm.; poise (P) = 38 677 grammes
Mocassins and Their Quill Work
Tatu in the Society Islands
Great Benin
Great Benin
Note on the Occurrence of Forgeries in the Pacific
Maori Tatu and Moko
Note on a Hkoung beht set
On Permanent Artificial Skin Marks
Is Mrs. F. C. Smith a "Last Living Aboriginal of Tasmania"
The Natives of Sarawak and British North Borneo
Negritoes in Borneo
The Natives of Borneo. Part II
On the Signification of Couvade
The Natives of Borneo. Part I
On Salutations
ing.Genuflections.Clapping hands.Extension of arms.Stroking body.Wajiji boatmen's salutations.Raised closed hands.Malay custom similar.Hands raised to lips and forellead.Easter Island greeting.Besmearing with mud.Drumming ribs with elbows.Touching ground with cheeks.Clapping hands.Chiefs make feint to rub with sand.Mud rubbed on left side first then on right.Stereotyped words of greeting.Clapping hands and rubbing mud on breasts.Kneeling before s…
On the Origin of Agriculture
The Lampongs, a settled agriculture race, have a similar method of marking wild dammar trees and thereby becoming owners thereof (H.0. Forbes, " Naturalist's Wanderings," Lond., 1886, p. 136), and of the wild hunting Kubus in Sumatra the same author tells us, " When traversing the forest, if one of them, on finding a bee-infested or a dammar-yielding tree, clear the brush around it, make one or two hacks in the bark, and repeat a form of spell, i…
The Aborigines of Tasmania
The Natives of Sarawak and British North Borneo
Great Benin
On the Origin of Agriculture
The Lampongs, a settled agriculture race, have a similar method of marking wild dammar trees and thereby becoming owners thereof (H.0. Forbes, " Naturalist's Wanderings," Lond., 1886, p. 136), and of the wild hunting Kubus in Sumatra the same author tells us, " When traversing the forest, if one of them, on finding a bee-infested or a dammar-yielding tree, clear the brush around it, make one or two hacks in the bark, and repeat a form of spell, i…
Studies in Primitive Looms
On the Signification of Couvade
The Natives of Borneo. Part I
American Quill Work
Chucul ('absolute participle of chuk).Chuculquin, I am tied.Chutculcat, thou art tied.Chuculcoh, we are tied.Chuculcatac, you are tied.Chucheh (active), to suck.Chuchezah, to give suck.Chuchezhic (passive).Chuchik (neuter).Chuchekzom (absolute paiticiple), she who gives suck, the nurse.Chumayeh, to measure from the elbow to the point of the hand, the hand outstretched.Clhumbeh, to drink in gulps.Chumneh (active), to worry oneself about something.…
Tatu in the Society Islands
On Permanent Artificial Skin Marks
On Salutations
ing.Genuflections.Clapping hands.Extension of arms.Stroking body.Wajiji boatmen's salutations.Raised closed hands.Malay custom similar.Hands raised to lips and forellead.Easter Island greeting.Besmearing with mud.Drumming ribs with elbows.Touching ground with cheeks.Clapping hands.Chiefs make feint to rub with sand.Mud rubbed on left side first then on right.Stereotyped words of greeting.Clapping hands and rubbing mud on breasts.Kneeling before s…
On the Origin of Agriculture
The Lampongs, a settled agriculture race, have a similar method of marking wild dammar trees and thereby becoming owners thereof (H.0. Forbes, " Naturalist's Wanderings," Lond., 1886, p. 136), and of the wild hunting Kubus in Sumatra the same author tells us, " When traversing the forest, if one of them, on finding a bee-infested or a dammar-yielding tree, clear the brush around it, make one or two hacks in the bark, and repeat a form of spell, i…
On Salutations
ing.Genuflections.Clapping hands.Extension of arms.Stroking body.Wajiji boatmen's salutations.Raised closed hands.Malay custom similar.Hands raised to lips and forellead.Easter Island greeting.Besmearing with mud.Drumming ribs with elbows.Touching ground with cheeks.Clapping hands.Chiefs make feint to rub with sand.Mud rubbed on left side first then on right.Stereotyped words of greeting.Clapping hands and rubbing mud on breasts.Kneeling before s…
The Natives of Borneo. Part I
The Natives of Borneo. Part II
On the Signification of Couvade
Negritoes in Borneo
The Natives of Sarawak and British North Borneo
Is Mrs. F. C. Smith a "Last Living Aboriginal of Tasmania"
Note on a Hkoung beht set
On Permanent Artificial Skin Marks
Note on the Occurrence of Forgeries in the Pacific
Maori Tatu and Moko
Great Benin
Great Benin
Tatu in the Society Islands
Mocassins and Their Quill Work
Oriental Steelyards and Bismars
In Fig. 2, Plate XXIII, is illustrated a very beautifully finished steelyard of Chinese make with Government test marks.The length of the bone beam is 226 mm.; diameter of pan, 80 mm.; poise (P) = 38 677 grammes
Studies in Primitive Looms
American Quill Work
Chucul ('absolute participle of chuk).Chuculquin, I am tied.Chutculcat, thou art tied.Chuculcoh, we are tied.Chuculcatac, you are tied.Chucheh (active), to suck.Chuchezah, to give suck.Chuchezhic (passive).Chuchik (neuter).Chuchekzom (absolute paiticiple), she who gives suck, the nurse.Chumayeh, to measure from the elbow to the point of the hand, the hand outstretched.Clhumbeh, to drink in gulps.Chumneh (active), to worry oneself about something.…
Some Unrecorded Maori Decorative Work
American Quillwork
The Aborigines of Tasmania
Crozet's Voyage to Tasmania
Published in 1891, Henry Roth's translation of Crozet's narrative provided the first English account of the infamous French expedition to the South Pacific. The ship left France in 1771 under the command of Marion De Fresne (1724–1772). After exploring Tasmania (the first Europeans to do so), De Fresne's party set out for New Zealand, arriving shortly after Captain Cook. Crozet (1728–1782), took over command of the expedition when De Fresne and t…
Crozet's Voyage to Tasmania, New Zealand, the Ladrone Islands, and the Philippines in the Years, 1771-1772
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