John Beddoe
Biographic Data
| ID | 688115 |
|---|---|
| NAME | John Beddoe |
| GIVEN NAMES | John |
| FAMILY NAME | Beddoe |
| SIGNATURE | BEDDOE J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Royal Society of Medicine |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 32 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 15 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 32 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1855 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1908 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
A Last Contribution to Scottish Ethnology
On a Series of Skulls, Collected by John E. Pritchard, Esq., F.S.A., from a Carmelite Burying-Ground in Bristol
John Beddoe, On a Series of Skulls, Collected by John E. Pritchard, Esq., F.S.A., from a Carmelite Burying-Ground in Bristol, The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, Vol. 37 (Jul. - Dec., 1907), pp. 215-219
Observations on the Scottish Insane
With this I cordially agree.Migration has taken place more or less extensively from Ireland
Colour and Race
I Deniker, Races of Man (transl
Hungarian Physiognomy
A Method of Estimating Skull-Capacity from Peripheral Measures
The Somatology of Eight Hundred Boys in Training for the Royal Navy
Description of a Bushman Skull
On Some Vagaries of the Kephalic Index
On the Anthropology of West Yorkshire
in Norman-French, and this word is found in various parts of Englaind in the form mote.An inquiry into the castles known to have been built by the Normans when they first came to England shows that almost all these castles had mottes, while the bzths or boroughs built by the Saxons never have these appendages, unless a Norma,n castle-builder has been at work there.The recognition of the Norman origin of these castles would belp to solve a,n histo…
Ethnology of Cornwall
On the Mediaeval Population of Bristol
On Complexional Differences Between the Irish with Indigenous and Exotic Surnames Respectively
John Beddoe, On Complexional Differences Between the Irish with Indigenous and Exotic Surnames Respectively, The Journal of the Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, Vol. 27 (1898), pp. 164-170
Physical Anthropology of the Isle of Man
On the Northern Settlements of the West-Saxons
Anniversary Address
On Human Remains, Discovered by General Pitt Rivers at Woodcuts, Rotherley, &c
President's Address
On the Stature of the Older Races of England, as Estimated from the Long Bones
On the Stature of the Inhabitants of Hungary
On Anthropological Colour Phenomena in Belgium and Elsewhere
On the Bulgarians
Notes on the Wallons
Report of the Arctic Committee of the Anthropological Institute
Clements R. Markham, J. Bernard Davis, E. B. Taylor, A. Lane Fox, A. W. Franks, John Beddoe, William Turner, Bedford Pim, Report of the Arctic Committee of the Anthropological Institute, The Journal of the Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, Vol. 2 (1873), pp. 291-306
On the Anthropology of Lancashire
Colour and Race
I Deniker, Races of Man (transl
On the Stature of the Older Races of England, as Estimated from the Long Bones
Report of the Arctic Committee of the Anthropological Institute
Clements R. Markham, J. Bernard Davis, E. B. Taylor, A. Lane Fox, A. W. Franks, John Beddoe, William Turner, Bedford Pim, Report of the Arctic Committee of the Anthropological Institute, The Journal of the Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, Vol. 2 (1873), pp. 291-306
A Last Contribution to Scottish Ethnology
The Somatology of Eight Hundred Boys in Training for the Royal Navy
On Complexional Differences Between the Irish with Indigenous and Exotic Surnames Respectively
John Beddoe, On Complexional Differences Between the Irish with Indigenous and Exotic Surnames Respectively, The Journal of the Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, Vol. 27 (1898), pp. 164-170
Physical Anthropology of the Isle of Man
President's Address
On the Ancient and Modern Ethnography of Scotland
This article covers the migration of populations into and out of Scotland after the end of the British Roman period and into the medieval. The author covers Pictish, Scots, Saxon, Scandinavian and British mass migrations. He then moves on to a discussion of generalised physical characteristics that he associates with different areas of Scotland. He bases these generalisations on his own observations of people in these areas, as well as written ev…
On the Ancient and Modern Ethnography of Scotland
This article covers the migration of populations into and out of Scotland after the end of the British Roman period and into the medieval. The author covers Pictish, Scots, Saxon, Scandinavian and British mass migrations. He then moves on to a discussion of generalised physical characteristics that he associates with different areas of Scotland. He bases these generalisations on his own observations of people in these areas, as well as written ev…
On the Physical Characteristics of the Jews
On the Physical Character of the Natives of Some Parts of Italy, and of the Austrian Dominions, etc
[Comments on]
[Comments on]
On the Physical Characteristics of the People of Brittany [Abstract]
[Three Papers]
Henry Hudson, G. H. Kinahan, John Beddoe, [Three Papers]: On the Irish Celt, On the Race Elements of the Irish People [Abstract], and On the Kelts of Ireland [Abstract and Comments], Journal of the Anthropological Society of London, Vol. 8 (1870 - 1871), pp. clxxviii-clxxxiv
On the Anthropology of Lancashire
Notes on the Wallons
Report of the Arctic Committee of the Anthropological Institute
Clements R. Markham, J. Bernard Davis, E. B. Taylor, A. Lane Fox, A. W. Franks, John Beddoe, William Turner, Bedford Pim, Report of the Arctic Committee of the Anthropological Institute, The Journal of the Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, Vol. 2 (1873), pp. 291-306
On the Bulgarians
On Anthropological Colour Phenomena in Belgium and Elsewhere
On the Stature of the Inhabitants of Hungary
On the Stature of the Older Races of England, as Estimated from the Long Bones
On Human Remains, Discovered by General Pitt Rivers at Woodcuts, Rotherley, &c
President's Address
Anniversary Address
On the Northern Settlements of the West-Saxons
On Complexional Differences Between the Irish with Indigenous and Exotic Surnames Respectively
John Beddoe, On Complexional Differences Between the Irish with Indigenous and Exotic Surnames Respectively, The Journal of the Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, Vol. 27 (1898), pp. 164-170
Physical Anthropology of the Isle of Man
Ethnology of Cornwall
On the Mediaeval Population of Bristol
On Some Vagaries of the Kephalic Index
On the Anthropology of West Yorkshire
in Norman-French, and this word is found in various parts of Englaind in the form mote.An inquiry into the castles known to have been built by the Normans when they first came to England shows that almost all these castles had mottes, while the bzths or boroughs built by the Saxons never have these appendages, unless a Norma,n castle-builder has been at work there.The recognition of the Norman origin of these castles would belp to solve a,n histo…
Description of a Bushman Skull
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