Robert Weitlaner
Biographic Data
| ID | 309072 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Robert Weitlaner |
| GIVEN NAMES | Robert |
| FAMILY NAME | Weitlaner |
| SIGNATURE | WEITLANER R |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Institute of Anthropology and History |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 20 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1915 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Notes and queries
Paul Radin's 'Classification of the Languages of Mexico'
Lingüística de Atoyac, Guerrero
Das Buch des Rates: Popul Vuh; Schöpfungsmythos und Wanderung der Quiché-Maya. Wolfgang Cordan
Modern Cuicatec Use of Prehistoric Sacrificial Knives
Three Mixtec human sacrificial knives of the late Postclassic period were found in 1957 at the Cuicatec village of San Andres Papalo in northern Oaxaca, Mexico. They were being used to sacrifice chickens and turkeys as offerings in curing ceremonies at a ruined prehistoric site on top of the mountain which rises above the village. Offerings of food and drink are made to the spirit of thunder who lives on the mountain top and who has power to cont…
Central Otomian I: Proto-Otomi Reconstructions
Central Otomian II: Primitive Central Otomian Reconstructions
The Mazatec Calendar
In the chapter on the Mazatec language of his 'Zentral-Amerika' Dr. Walther Lehmann mentions the fact that Dr. Wilhelm Baur had found the tonalamatl among the Mazatec Indians, but he did not give the names of the twenty days.During the months of January and February, 1936, while in Usila, a western Chinantec town, the junior author obtained information regarding a Mazatec calendar from Adalberto Gonzalez, a native ( Mazatec from Huautla Jimenez. …
An Historical Legend of the Zapotecs
Canciones otomíes
Weitlaner Robert, Soustelle Jacques. Canciones otomíes.. In: Journal de la Société des Américanistes. Tome 27 n°2, 1935. pp. 303-324
Seneca Tales and Beliefs
Central Otomian II: Primitive Central Otomian Reconstructions
Modern Cuicatec Use of Prehistoric Sacrificial Knives
Three Mixtec human sacrificial knives of the late Postclassic period were found in 1957 at the Cuicatec village of San Andres Papalo in northern Oaxaca, Mexico. They were being used to sacrifice chickens and turkeys as offerings in curing ceremonies at a ruined prehistoric site on top of the mountain which rises above the village. Offerings of food and drink are made to the spirit of thunder who lives on the mountain top and who has power to cont…
The Mazatec Calendar
In the chapter on the Mazatec language of his 'Zentral-Amerika' Dr. Walther Lehmann mentions the fact that Dr. Wilhelm Baur had found the tonalamatl among the Mazatec Indians, but he did not give the names of the twenty days.During the months of January and February, 1936, while in Usila, a western Chinantec town, the junior author obtained information regarding a Mazatec calendar from Adalberto Gonzalez, a native ( Mazatec from Huautla Jimenez. …
Central Otomian I: Proto-Otomi Reconstructions
Das Buch des Rates: Popul Vuh; Schöpfungsmythos und Wanderung der Quiché-Maya. Wolfgang Cordan
An Historical Legend of the Zapotecs
Canciones otomíes
Weitlaner Robert, Soustelle Jacques. Canciones otomíes.. In: Journal de la Société des Américanistes. Tome 27 n°2, 1935. pp. 303-324
Seneca Tales and Beliefs
Seneca Tales and Beliefs
Canciones otomíes
Weitlaner Robert, Soustelle Jacques. Canciones otomíes.. In: Journal de la Société des Américanistes. Tome 27 n°2, 1935. pp. 303-324
An Historical Legend of the Zapotecs
The Mazatec Calendar
In the chapter on the Mazatec language of his 'Zentral-Amerika' Dr. Walther Lehmann mentions the fact that Dr. Wilhelm Baur had found the tonalamatl among the Mazatec Indians, but he did not give the names of the twenty days.During the months of January and February, 1936, while in Usila, a western Chinantec town, the junior author obtained information regarding a Mazatec calendar from Adalberto Gonzalez, a native ( Mazatec from Huautla Jimenez. …
Central Otomian I: Proto-Otomi Reconstructions
Central Otomian II: Primitive Central Otomian Reconstructions
Modern Cuicatec Use of Prehistoric Sacrificial Knives
Three Mixtec human sacrificial knives of the late Postclassic period were found in 1957 at the Cuicatec village of San Andres Papalo in northern Oaxaca, Mexico. They were being used to sacrifice chickens and turkeys as offerings in curing ceremonies at a ruined prehistoric site on top of the mountain which rises above the village. Offerings of food and drink are made to the spirit of thunder who lives on the mountain top and who has power to cont…
Das Buch des Rates: Popul Vuh; Schöpfungsmythos und Wanderung der Quiché-Maya. Wolfgang Cordan
Paul Radin's 'Classification of the Languages of Mexico'
Lingüística de Atoyac, Guerrero
Notes and queries
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