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Content: The Garo live in the East and West Garo Hills District of the state of Meghalaya in India. The Garo is a major aboriginal group of this region of India and is divided into nine subtribes: Awe, Chisak, Matchi-Dual, Matabeng, Ambeng, Ruga-Chibox, Gara-Ganching, Atong, and the Megam. This file includes 33 documents that cover the period from the end of the 18th century up to 1990. However, most of the historical references go only as far back as the beginning of British occupation in the 1870s. The major topics covered are religion, literature, law, women's status, and the economy

Note: Culture summary: Garo - Sankar Kumar Roy - 1999 -- - Rengsanggri: family and kinship in a Garo village - [by] Robbins Burling - 1963 -- - The Garos - [by] Major A. Playfair ; with an introd. by J. Bampfylde Fuller - 1909 -- - Garo kinship terms and the analysis of meaning - [by] Robbins Burling - 1963 -- - Some cultural and linguistic aspects of the Garos - [by] Bhupendranath Choudhury - 1958 -- - A magico-religious ceremony in connection with the disease of a Garo - [by] Bhabananda Mukherjee - 1962 -- - The folk-tales of the Garos - compiled by Dewan Sing Rongmuthu ; with a foreword by B. K. Barua - 1960 -- - A Study of culture change in two Garo villages - Dhirendra Narayan Majumdar - 1978 -- - Traditions and modernity in matrilineal tribal society - Kumie R. Marak - 1997 -- , - Female autonomy and fertility among the Garo of north central Bangladesh - Sarah F. Harbison ; T. M. Kibriaul Khaleque ; Warren C. Robinson - 1989 -- - Demographic profile of the Garo Hills - [M. C. Pandy] - 1995 -- - Garo of Bangladesh: religion, ritual and world view - Kibriaul Khaleque - 1988 -- - The Garos: the name, meanings, and its origin - [Mihir N. Sangma] - 1995 -- - A Study of social attitudes among the Garo - M. C. Goswami ; D. N. Majumdar - 1968 -- - The Psyche of the Garos - Dr. Tarunchandra Sinha - 1966 -- - The Mahari among the Garo - M. C. Goswami ; D. N. Majumdar - 1964 -- - A Study of women's position among the Garo - M. C. Goswami ; D. N. Majumdar - 1965 -- - Garo culture: songs, dances, music, traditional and emerging - [Mihir N. Sangma] - 1995 -- - Changing a'chik-mande: need for further research - [Biman Kar] - 1995 -- - The Garo customary laws and the application of general laws in Garo Hills - [Julius L. R. Marak] - 1995 -- - Concept of maintenace in Garo customary law - [Manjushree Pathak] - 1995 -- , - The institution of nokmaship in Garo Hills: some observations - [S. B. Chakrabarti & G. Baruah] - 1995 -- - Economic changes in Garo Hills: some perspectives - [A. G. Momin] - 1995 -- - Markets of Garo Hills: an assessment of their socio-economic implications - [K. Alam] - 1995 -- - Handicrafts and textiles - [Martin R. Sangma] - 1995 -- - Arts, architecture and wood carving - [Llewellyn R. Marak] - 1995 -- - Development and formation of vocabulary in Garo - [Brucellish K. Sangma] - 1995 -- - Garo folk literature - [Viola S. B. Sangma] - 1995 -- - A Garo tale and its analogues - [Praphulladatta Goswami] - 1995 -- - Garo poetry - [Caroline R. Marak] - 1995 -- - Renaissance in Garo literature - [Lindrid D. Shira] - 1995 -- - Development of education in Garo Hills: continuity and change - [Mathew Geroge] - 1995 -- - Religious beliefs and customs among the Garo - [M. C. Thomas] - 1995 -- - Christianity and development among the Garos - [J. J. Roy Burman] - 1995

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Subjects: Ethnology

Keywords: Garo

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Content: This file consists of 25 documents that describe Tiv culture in two different periods: the 1930s and 1950s with a geographic focus on the Benue State in Nigeria. Included are a general description of 1950s Tiv culture including field notes; books on Tiv social organization, economy and markets; the judicial system; religion; Tiv genealogies; cognition; circumcision; and migration. Other subjects covered in the file are Tiv language, anthropometry, textile dyeing, medicine, song, dancing and the decorative arts, and poetry. Akiga is a translation of a life history of a Tiv

Note: Culture summary: Tiv - Paul Bohannan and Ian Skoggard (file evaluation and indexing notes) - 1998 -- - Akiga's story: the Tiv tribe as seen by one of its members - edited and translated by Rupert East - 1939 -- - The Tiv tribe - R. M. Downes - 1933 -- - The Tiv people - Roy Clive Abraham - 1933 -- - Notes on the Munshi ('Tivi') tribe of Northern Nigeria - E. de C. Duggan - 1932 -- - Notes on the Munshi tribe and language - A. S. Judd - 1916-17 -- - Tiv pattern dyeing - K. C. Murray - 1949 -- - Tiv-English dictionary with grammar notes and index - W. A. Malherbe - 1934 -- - Notes on the physical anthropology of certain West African tribes: (1.) Munchi - L. W. G. Lewis - 1920 -- - Tiv farm and settlement - Paul Bohannan - 1957 -- - The Tiv of central Nigeria - Laura and Paul Bohannan - 1953 -- - The migration and expansion of the Tiv - Paul Bohannan - 1954 -- , - A Genealogical charter - Laura Bohannan - 1952 -- - Three source notebooks in Tiv ethnography - Paul and Laura Bohannan - 1958 -- - Circumcision among the Tiv - Paul Bohannan - 1954 -- - The 'descent' of the Tiv from Ibenda Hill - B. Sai Akiga - 1954 -- - Concepts of time among the Tiv of Nigeria - Paul Bohannan - 1953 -- - A Case study of ideas concerning disease among the Tiv - D. R. Price Williams - 1962 -- - A source book on Tiv religion in 5 volumes - Paul and Laura Bohannan - 1969 -- - Justice and judgment among the Tiv - Paul Bohannan - 1968 -- - Tiv economy - Paul and Laura Bohannan - 1968 -- - Tiv song - Charles Keil - 1979 -- - Performance on Tiv oral poetry - by Iyorwuese Hagher - 1981 -- - Tiv religion - by R. M. Downes ; with a foreword by James W. Robertson - 1971 -- - Seeing, believing, doing: the Tiv understanding of power - Adrian Campion Edwards - 1983 -- - On the non-existence of an ancestor cult among the Tiv - Adrian Campion Edwards - 1984

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Subjects: Ethnology

Keywords: Tiv

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Author information: Bohannan, Paul 1920-2007

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Content: Hasidim are Jews who observe Orthodox law so meticulously that they are set apart from most other Orthodox Jews. Hasidim are divided into a number of sects and communities, each organized around a particular religious leader. The Lubavitcher and Satmar groups are the largest sects and they are located primarily in Brooklyn, New York. There is also a communtiy of Hasidim in Montreal, Quebec. This file contains 34 documents and includes information on several of the sects and on communities in the United States and in the Montreal area. There is a strong focus on Hasidim in Brooklyn, New York, primarily of the Lubavitcher and Satmar sects. The time period covered is from ca. 1950-1990

Note: Culture summary: Jews, Hasidim - 1996 -- - Hasidic people: a place in the new world - Jerome R. Mintz - 1992 -- - Growing up Hasidic: education and socialization in the Bobover Hasidic community - Robert Mark Kamen - 1985 -- - The Hasidic community of Williamsburg - Solomon Poll - 1962 -- - Chassidic recruitment and the local context - Merrill Singer - 1978 -- - Satmar: an island in the city - Israel Rubin - 1972 -- - Life in a religious community: the Lubavitcher chassidim in Montreal - William Shaffir - 1974 -- - Separation from the mainstream in Canada: the Hasidic community of Tash - William Shaffir - 1993 -- - Legends of the Hasidim: an introduction to Hasidic culture and oral tradition in the New World - Jerome R. Mintz - 1968 -- - Drama on a table: the Bobover Hasidim PIREMSHPIYL - Shifra Epstein - 1987 -- , - The face of faith: an American Hassidic community - by George Kranzler ; photos by Irving I. Herzberg - 1972 -- - Hasidic Williamsburg: a contemporary American Hasidic community - George Kranzler - 1995 -- - The women of Williamsburg: a contemporary American Hasidic community - Gershon Kranzler - 1993 -- - Shifting patterns of ethnic identification among the Hasidim - Sydelle Brooks Levy - 1975 -- - The Hasidim of Brooklyn: a photo essay - Yale Strom - 1993 -- - The Hasidim of North America: a review of the literature - Janet S. Belcove-Shalin - 1995 -- - Equality does not mean sameness: the role of women within the Lubavitcher marriage - Philip Baldinger - 1990 -- - Strategies for strength: women and personal empowerment in Lubavitcher Hasidim - Gita Srinivasan - 1990 -- - Introduction: new world Hasidim - Janet S. Belcove-Shalin - 1995 -- - Boundaries and self-presentation among the Hasidim: a study in identity maintenance - William Shaffir - 1995 -- , - The language of the heart: music in Lubavitcher life - Ellen Koskoff - 1995 -- - Varieties of fundamentalist experience: Lubavitch Hasidic and fundamentalist Christian approaches to contemporary life - Lynn Davidman and Janet Stocks - 1995 -- - Engendering orthodoxy: newly orthodox women and Hasidism - Debra R. Kaufman - 1995 -- - Agents or victims of religious ideology: approaches to locating Hasidic women in feminist studies - Bonnie Morris - 1995 -- - The economic revitalization of the Hasidic community of Williamsburg - George Kranzler - 1995 -- - Home in exile: Hasidim in the new world - Janet S. Belcove-Shalin - 1995 -- - The Bobover Hasidim PIREMSHPIYL: from folk drama for Purim to a ritual of transcending the holocaust - Shifra Epstein - 1995 -- - The charismatic leader of the Hasidic community: the ZADDIQ, the REBBE - Solomon Poll - 1995 -- - Law and custom in Hasidim - by Aaron Wertheim ; translated by Shmuel Himelstein. - 1992 -- , - The Hasidic anthology: tales and teachings of the Hasidim - Translated from the Hebrew, Yiddish, and German Selected, Compiled and Arranged by Louis I. Newman in collaboration with Samuel Spitz - 1963 -- - The structure of a Hassidic community in Montreal - Jacques Gutwirth - 1972 -- - Hassidic Jews and Quebec politics - William Shaffir - 1983 -- - Chassidic community behavior - Israel Rubin - 1964 -- - Bilingualism and dialect mixture among Lubavitcher Hasidic children - George Jochnowitz - 1968 -- - A people apart: Hasidism in America - Photos. by Philip Garvin. Text by Arthur A. Cohen - 1970 -- - Performance of precepts/precepts of performance: Hasidic celebrations of Purim in Brooklyn - Barbara Kirshenblatt-Gimblett - 1990 -- - Holy days: the world of a Hasidic family - Lis Harris - 1985

Language: English

Subjects: Ethnology

Keywords: Chassidim

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Author information: Kirshenblatt-Gimblett, Barbara 1942-

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Content: The Andamanese were the indigenous hunters and gatherers of the Andaman Islands. Comprising thirteen distinct ethnic groups at the beginning of the twentieth century, by late in the century only nineteen individuals remained. Thirteen documents have been included in the AZ02 Andamans file. These documents fall roughly into two groups on the basis of field dates and tribes studied. The earliest group contains the two major monographs in the file, Radcliffe-Brown and Man, plus a third monograph, Temple. These works focus primarily on the Andamanese tribes of Great Andaman. Man is the first important study; it was written by a government official who observed the Andamanese during the period 1869-1880 when their social and cultural life was still largely intact. Man's data pertain mainly to the Aka-Bea tribe of South Andaman, with a coverage of general ethnography, physical anthropology, and language. Temple was a government official who was in the area at the turn of the century (1901). His data are primarily on demography and geography, but include some ethnography and linguistics, drawing heavily on Man's work for the latter. Radcliffe-Brown is by a distinguished social anthropologist who presents a functional analysis of social organization, religio-magical beliefs and practices, and mythology. Unfortunately, by the time of Radcliffe-Brown's field work in 1906-1908, the Andamanese were at an advanced stage of population decline and socio-cultural disintegration, so he was unable to get a clear, detailed picture of the traditional society in operation. Radcliffe-Brown studied mainly the North Andaman tribes, plus the A-Pucikwar and Akar-Bale of the southern group. By the time the remaining nine documents were written, based on field work in the late 1940s, early 1950s, and later, the Andamanese were nearly extinct, and thus much of the material in these works deal primarily with the Ongees (Onges) and Jarwas (Jarawas)

Note: Culture summary: Andamans - Vishvajit Pandya - 1995 -- - The Andaman islanders: a study in social anthropology - A. R. Radcliffe-Brown - 1922 -- - On the aboriginal inhabitants of the Andaman Islands - Edward Horace Man - 1932 -- - The Andaman and Nicobar Islands - by Lieutenant Col. Sir Richard C. Temple - 1903 -- - Report of a survey of the inhabitants of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands during 1948-49 - B. S. Guha - 1953 -- - Blood groups from the Andaman and Nicobar Islands - S. S. Sarkar - 1953 -- - Hygiene and medical practices among the Onge (Little Andaman) - Lidio Cipriani - 1961 -- - Onge population and settlements - S. S. Sarkar - 1960 -- - A Special list of tribes of primitive hunters and food-gatherers - edited by Robert Heine-Geldern and Anna Hohenwart-Gerlachstein - 1958 -- , - The Jarawa of the Andaman Islands - S. S. Sarkar - 1962 -- - Land & peoples of the Andamans: a geographical & socio-economical study with a short account of the Nicobar Islands - Probhat Kumar Sen - 1962 -- - The Andaman islanders - by Lidio Cipriani ; edited and translated by D. Tayler Cox assisted by Linda Cole - 1966 -- - The Bay islander - R. S. Mann - [1979?] -- - Additional bibliography on the Andamans - Human Relations Area Files - 1993

Language: English

Subjects: Ethnology

Keywords: Andamaner

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Content: The Lau Fijians occupy the central and southern islands, forming the chiefdom of Lakemba, of the Lau island chain that is part of Fiji. This file on the Lau Fijians consists of 12 documents. Laura Thompson's work, fieldwork in 1933-1934, constitutes the bulk of the data

Note: Culture summary: Lau Fijians - Anonymous - 1996 -- - Lau Islands, Fiji - by A. M. Hocart - 1929 -- - Southern Lau, Fiji: an ethnography - by Laura Thompson - 1940 -- - Fijian frontier - by Laura Thompson - 1940 -- - The culture history of the Lau Islands, Fiji - by Laura Thompson - 1938 -- - The relations of men, animals, and plants in an island community (Fiji) - by Laura Thompson - 1949 -- - The problem of 'totemism' in southern Lau: a reply to A. Capell and R. H. Lester - by Laura Thompson - 1946-1947 -- - Adzes from the Lau Islands, Fiji - by Laura Thompson - 1937 -- - Pottery of the Lau Islands, Fiji - by Laura Thompson - 1937 -- - Preliminary report on the Lau group, Fiji - by Edwin H. Bryan, Jr. - [n.d.] -- - The Lau Islands (Fiji) and their fairy tales and folk-lore - by T. R. St. Johnston, F.R.G.S., F.Z.S. - 1918 -- , - The world of talk on a Fijian island: an ethnography of law and communication causation - Andrew Arno - 1993 -- - Personal names as narrative in Fiji: politics of the Lauan onomasticon - Andrew Arno - 1994

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Subjects: Ethnology

Keywords: Fidschi

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Content: The Iban are an indigenous group in Sarawak, a state of Malaysia, on the island of Borneo. This file on the Iban consists of 35 documents. The dates covered by the literature are from ca. 1840-1990. Predominant themes are agriculture (primarily rice cultivation), culture history, migrations, religion, and warfare (including much information on head-hunting). The works of Freeman, one of the outstanding modern authorities on the Iban, used in conjunction with the earlier descriptive accounts of Low, Howell, and Gomes, and supplemented by the more recent ethnographies of Pringle, Sutlive, Wagner, Benedict Sandin, and Padoch, provide a good overall view of Iban culture and society

Note: Culture summary: Iban - Vinson H. Sutlive, Jr. and John Beierle (document evaluation and indexing notes) - 1995 -- - Iban agriculture: a report on the shifting cultivation of hill rice by the Iban of Sarawak - J. Derek Freeman - 1955 -- - The Sea Dyak - William Howell - 1908-1910 -- - Sarawak: its inhabitants and productions - Hugh Low - 1848 -- - The natives of Borneo: edited from the papers of the late Brooke Low, Esq. - Edited by H. Ling Roth - 1892 -- - The natives of Borneo: edited from the papers of the late Brooke Low, Esq. - Edited by H. Ling Roth - 1893 -- - The family system of the Iban of Borneo - J. D. Freeman - 1958 -- , - Seventeen years among the Sea Dyaks of Borneo: a record of intimate association with the natives of the Bornean jungles - Edwin H. Gomes ; with an introduction by the Reverend John Perham - 1911 -- - Iban Sea Dayak fabrics and their patterns: a descriptive catalogue of the Iban fabrics in the Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology, Cambridge - Alfred C. Haddon and Laura E. Start - 1936 -- - Manangism in Borneo - J. Perham - 1887 -- - A Sea Dyak dictionary: in alphabetical parts, with examples and quotations showing the use and meaning of words - William Howell and D. J. S. Bailey - 1900-1903 -- - Report on the Iban of Sarawak: Vol. 1: Iban social organization - J.D. Freeman - 1955 -- - The Iban - J. D. Freeman - 1958 -- - Sea Dayak diet: a longhouse survey - P. W. Bedford - 1959 -- - From longhouse to PASAR: urbanization in Sarawak, East Malaysia - Vinson Hutchins Sutlive Jr. - 1973 -- - Some reflections on the nature of Iban society - by Derek Freeman ; with illustrations by Monica Freeman - 1981 -- - The Ibans of Sarawak under Brooke rule, 1841-1941 - by Robert Maxwell Pringle - 1968 -- - The Iban and their religion - Erik Jensen - 1974 -- - Iban shamanism: an analysis of the ethnographic literature - Penelope Graham ; with a foreword by Derek Freeman - 1987 -- , - The evolution of Iban land tenure - by R. A. Cramb - [1986] -- - Colonialism and Iban warfare - by Ulla Wagner - 1972 -- - Manang Jabing Anak Incham: a study of an Iban healer/Sarawak - by Annemarie Pilz - c1988 -- - Tun Jugah of Sarawak: colonialism and Iban response - Vinson H. Sutlive Jr. - 1992 -- - The Sea Dayaks of Borneo: before white rajah rule - Benedict Sandin ; with a preface by Tom Harrisson and an introduction by Robert M. Pringle - 1967 -- - The real and ideal participation in decision-making of Iban women: a study of a longhouse community in Sarawak, east Malaysia - Margit Ilona Komanyi - 1973 -- - Iban adat and augury - Benedict Sandin ; introduction by Clifford Sather - 1980 -- - Migration and its alternatives among the Iban of Sarawak - Christine Padoch - 1982 -- - Modernization among the Iban of Sarawak - Peter Mulok Kedit - 1980 -- - Tusun Pandiau. English|Iban way of life: a translation from Tusun Pandiau - written by Benedict Sandin - 1976 -- , - Iban migration: patterns of mobility and employment in the 20th century - by Robert Frederic Austin - 1977 [1978 copy] -- - Warriors and weavers: a study of gender relations among the Iban of Sarawak - Valerie Mashman - 1991 -- - The children of NISING: images of headhunting and male sexuality in Iban ritual and oral literature - Julian Davison and Vinson H. Sutlive Jr. - 1991 -- - Meanwhile, back home...BEJALAI and its effects on Iban men and women - Peter M. Kedit - 1991 -- - LATAH in Sarawak, with special reference to the Iban - Robert L. Winzeler - 1991 -- - Keling and Kumang in town: differential effects of urban migration on Iban men and women - Vinson H. Sutlive Jr. - 1991 -- - Additional bibliography on the Iban - Human Relations Area Files - 1993

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Subjects: Ethnology

Keywords: Iban

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Author information: Freeman, Derek 1916-2001

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Content: The Sinhalese are the dominant ethnic group in Sri Lanka. There are ten documents in this file, focused mainly on the Kandyan Sinhalese. The dates of coverage range from 1860 to the 1980s; with most of the fieldwork done in the 1950s and 1960s. Many of these works are heavily oriented to kinship and its integration into other cultural aspects of the society. Yalman's work, based on seven community studies, is probably the best general source on Kandyan kinship and its relation to other aspects of the culture. While most of the kinship documents tend to be concerned with the theoretical considerations of British kinship and social structure studies, they are well supported with case histories and community studies material which provide more than just kinship information. A number provide additional ethnographic data on social structure, architecture, material culture, religion, politics, culture history, and the ethnic conflict between the majority Sinhalese population and the minority Tamils

Note: Culture summary: Sinhalese - Bryan Pfaffenberger and John Beierle (file evaluation and indexing notes) - 1997 -- - Pul Eliya, a village in Ceylon: a study of land tenure and kinship - by E. R. Leach - 1961 -- - The disintegrating village: report of a socio-economic survey conducted by the University of Ceylon, Part I - [N. K. Sarkar, S. J. Tambiah] - 1957 -- - Magical-animism and Buddhism: a structural analysis of the Sinhalese religious system - Michael M. Ames - 1964 -- - Under the bo tree: studies in caste, kinship, and marriage in the interior of Ceylon - Nur Yalman - 1971 -- - Kinship fact and fiction in relation to the Kandyan Sinhalese - S. J. Tambiah - 1965 -- - The structure of kinship and its relationship to land possession and residence in Pata Dumbara, central Ceylon - S. J. Tambiah - 1958 -- , - Some observations on the Kandyan Sinhalese kinship system - Marguerite S. Robinson - 1968 -- - Domestic architecture among the Kandyan Sinhalese - Robert Duncan MacDougall - 1971 [1974 copy] -- - Sri Lanka -- ethnic fratricide and the dismantling of democracy - S. J. Tambiah - 1991 -- - Buddhism betrayed?: religion, politics and violence in Sri Lanka - Stanley Jeyaraja Tambiah - 1992

Language: English

Subjects: Ethnology

Keywords: Singhalesen

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Content: This collection about the San consists of 80 English language documents, three of which are translations from the German (Kaufman, Lebzelter, and Werner). The time span ranges from prehistory, to the early San-European contact period (ca. 1650s-1850s), to the late twentieth century. Most of the documents deal with various !Kung San groups in Namibia, and Botswana (e.g., in the Dobe, Nyae Nyae, G/wi, and Heikum areas). There is also some data on the San of southern Angola and the Republic of South Africa. Major topics of note include kinship, infant behavior and child development, San-European contacts and cultural change, trade, and San knowledge about nature and man

Note: Culture summary: San - Edwin N. Wilmsen and John Beierle (file evaluation and indexing notes) - 2005 -- - Marriage among !Kung Bushmen - Lorna Marshall - 1959 -- - The ?Auin: a contribution to the study of the Bushmen - Hans Kaufmann - 1910 -- - Native cultures in southwest and south Africa: Vol. 2 - Viktor Lebzelter - 1934 -- - Anthropological, ethnological and ethnographic observations concerning the Heikum and Kung Bushmen: with an appendix on the languages of these Bushmen tribes - H. Werner - 1906 -- - The kin terminology system of the !Kung Bushmen - Lorna Marshall - 1957 -- - N!ow - Lorna Marshall - 1957 -- - Some plants used by the Bushmen in obtaining food or water - By R. Story ; [forward by R.A. Dyer] - 1958 -- - The Bushmen of South West Africa - by L. Fourie - 1928 -- - The harmless people - Elizabeth Marshall Thomas - 1959 -- , - Man as hunter - John Marshall - 1958 -- - Sharing, talking, and giving: relief of social tensions among !Kung Bushmen - Lorna Marshall - 1961 -- - !Kung Bushman religious beliefs - Lorna Marshall - 1962 -- - The !Kung Bushmen of the Kalahari Desert - Lorna Marshall - 1965 -- - Subsistence ecology of !Kung Bushmen - Richard Barry Lee - 1966 [1971 copy] -- - The !Kung of Nyae Nyae - Lorna J. Marshall - 1976 -- - The !Kung San: men, women, and work in a foraging society - Richard Borshay Lee - 1979 -- - Demography of the Dobe !Kung - Nancy Howell - 1979 -- - Hxaro: a regional system of reciprocity for reducing risk among the !Kung San - Pauline Wilson Wiessner - 1978 [1988 copy] -- - Trade and reciprocity among the River Bushmen of northern Botswana - Elizabeth Ann Cashdan - 1980 [1988 copy] -- - Hunters, clients and squatters: the contemporary socioeconomic status of the Botswana Basarwa - By Megan Biesele, Mathias Guenther, Robert Hitchcock, Richard Lee, and Jean MacGregor - 1989 -- , - Social integration of the San society from the viewpoint of sexual relationships - Jiro Tanaka - 1989 -- - The social influence of change in hunting techniques among the Central Kalahari San - Masakazu Osaki - 1984 -- - Nisa: the life and words of a !Kung woman - Marjorie Shostak - 1981 -- - The San hunter-gatherers of the Kalahari: a study in ecological anthropology - Jiro Tanaka ; translated by David W. Hughes - 1980 -- - Archaeological approaches to the present: models for reconstructing the past - John E. Yellen - 1977 -- - The Farm Bushmen of the Ghanzi District, Botswana - Mathias Georg Guenther - 1979 -- - Hunter and habitat in the central Kalahari desert - George B. Silberbauer - 1981 -- - !Kung women: contrasts in sexual egalitarianism in foraging and sedentary contexts - Patricia Draper - 1975 -- - Aspects of the developmental ecology of a foraging people - M. J. Konner - 1972 -- - Report to the Government of Bechuanaland on the Bushman Survey - by George B. Silberbauer - 1965 -- - The Gwi Bushmen - George B. Silberbauer - 1972 -- , - The !Kung Bushmen of Botswana - Richard Borshay Lee - 1972 -- - Visiting relations and social interactions between residential groups of the Central Kalahari San: hunter-gatherer camps as a micro-territory - Kazuyoshi Sugawara - 1988 -- - Spatial proximity and bodily contact among the Central Kalahari San - Sugawara Kazuyoshi - 1984 -- - Technological change and child behavior among the !Kung - By Patricia Draper and Elizabeth Cashdan - 1988 -- - The recent changes in the life and society of the Central Kalahari San - Jiro Tanaka - 1987 -- - Bibliography - [Richard B. Lee and Irven DeVore] - 1976 -- - Subsistence ecology of central Kalahari San - Jiro Tanaka - 1976 -- - Regional variation in !Kung populations - Henry Harpending - 1976 -- - Medical research among the !Kung - A. Stewart Truswell and John D. L. Hansen - 1976 -- - Social and economic constraints on child life among the !Kung - Patricia Draper - 1976 -- - Maternal care, infant behavior and development among the !Kung - Melvin J. Konner - 1976 -- , - Education for transcendence: !Kia-healing with the Kalahari !Kung - Richard Katz - 1976 -- - !Kung knowledge of animal behavior: (or: the proper study of mankind is animals) - Nicholas Blurton Jones and Melvin Konner - 1976 -- - Introduction to the Bushmen or San - Phillip V. Tobias - 1978 -- - The San: an evolutionary perspective - Phillip V. Tobias - 1978 -- - The Bushmen in prehistory - Ray R. Inskeep - 1978 -- - Bushman art - Jalmar and Ione Rudner - 1978 -- - The Bushman in history - Alex R. Willcox - 1978 -- - An epitaph to the Bushmen - M. D. W. Jeffreys - 1978 -- - The biology of the San - Ronald Singer - 1978 -- - Early socialization in the !xo Bushmen - Irenäus Eibl-Eibesfeldt - 1978 -- - The languages of the Bushmen - Anthony Traill - 1978 -- - The Bushmen's store of scientific knowledge - Hans J. Heinz - 1978 -- - Religion and folklore - Megan Biesele - 1978 -- - The future of the Bushmen - George B. Silberbauer - 1978 -- - Bushmen terms of relationship - D. F. Bleek - 1924 -- - Note on Bushmen orthography - D. F. Bleek - 1924 -- , - Women like meat: the folklore and foraging ideology of the Kalahari Ju/'hoan - Megan Biesele - 1993 -- - Ju/'hoan women's tracking knowledge and its contribution to their husbands' hunting success - Megan Biesele, Steve Barclay - 2001 -- - Coming in from the Bush: settled life by the !Kung and their accommodation to Bantu neighbors - Patricia Draper and Marion Kranichfeld - 1990 -- - If you have a child you have a life: demographic and cultural perspectives on fathering in old age in !Kung society - Patricia Draper and Anne Buchanan - 1992 -- - Room to maneuver: !Kung women cope with men - Patricia Draper - 1992 -- - Prehistoric herders and foragers of the Kalahari: the evidence for 1500 years of interaction - James R. Denbow - 1984 -- - Diversity and flexibility: the case of the Bushmen of southern Africa - Mathias Guenther - 1996 -- - Patterns of senentism among the Basarwa of eastern Botswana - Robert K. Hitchcock - 1982 -- - Subsistence hunting and resource management among the Ju/'hoansi of northwestern Botswana - Robert K. Hitchcock, John E. Yellen, Diane J. Gelburd, Alan J. Osborn, Aron L. Crowell - 1996 -- , - References - edited by Susan Kent - 1996 -- - Sharing in an egalitarion Kalahari community - Susan Kent - 1993 -- - Does sedentarization promote gender inequality?: a case study from the Kalahari - Susan Kent - 1995 -- - And justice for all: the development of political centralization among newly sedentary foragers - Susan Kent - 1989 -- - Hunting variability at a recent sedentary Kalahari village - Susan Kent - 1996 -- - Unstable households in a stable Kalahari community in Botswana - Susan Kent - 1995 -- - Timing and management of birth among the !Kung: biocultural interaction in reproductive adaptation - by Melvin Konner and Marjorie Shostak - 1987 -- - Bushman vocal music: the illusion of polyphony - Emmanuelle Olivier - 1998 -- - Fitness and fertility among the Kalahari !Kung - Renee Pennington and Henry Harpending - 1988 -- - The creative individual in the world of the !Kung San - Marjorie Shostak - 1993 -- - Neither are your ways my ways - George Silberbauer - 1996 -- , - The pathways of the past: !Kung San HXARO exchange and history - Polly Wiessner - 1994 -- - Pastoro-foragers to 'Bushmen': transformations in Kalahari relations of property, production and labor - Edwin Wilmsen - 1991

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Content: The Cajuns are an ethnic minority of the United States who have lived mainly in south-central and southwestern Louisiana since the late eighteenth century. The term generally applies to the descendants of the French Acadians who migrated from Canada to Louisiana. This file includes eighteen documents and covers the period from the late eighteenth century to the 1980s. These documents include a heavy emphasis on cultural history and the Cajun concept of ethnic identity. Probably the best general ethnography for the file is Ancelet which presents a comprehensive study of Acadian/Cajun cultural history from the early seventeenth century in Nova Scotia to the present day in Louisiana. It also includes contemporary data on family religion, folk medicine and law, architecture, foodways, music, games, and oral literary traditions. Esman provides an ethnographic survey of the community of Henderson, La. which includes data on the history of the community, its economy, restaurants, family life, sex roles, social life, religion, politics, play and leisure activities, and relations with neighboring communities and with other ethnic minority groups

Note: Culture summary: Cajuns - HRAF Staff and John Beierle - 1995 -- - Cajun country - Barry Jean Ancelet, Jay D. Edwards, and Glen Pitre ; with additional material by Carl Brasseaux, et al. - 1991 -- - Henderson, Louisiana: cultural adaptation in a Cajun community - Marjorie Esman - 1986 -- - The people called Cajuns: an introduction to an ethnohistory - James H. Dormon - 1983 -- - The Cajuns: from Acadia to Louisiana - William Faulkner Rushton - 1979 -- - The founding of New Acadia: the beginnings of Acadian life in Louisiana, 1765-1803 - Carl A. Brasseaux - 1987 -- - Acadian to Cajun: transformation of a people, 1803-1877 - Carl A. Brasseaux - 1992 -- - Cajun foodways - C. Paige Gutierrez - 1992 -- , - The Cajun culture of southwestern Louisiana: a study of cultural isolation and role adaptation as factors in the fusion of black African and French Acadian culture traits - David Julian Hodges - 1972 -- - The celebration of Cajun identity: ethnic unity and the Crawfish Festival - Marjorie Ruth Esman - 1981 -- - Speech in a Louisiana Cajun community - Dorice Tentchoff - 1977 -- - The rhetoric of community ritual: the blessing of the shrimp fleet at Chauvin, Louisiana - Barbara Elizabeth Gordon - 1991 -- - The culture of Acadiana: an anthropological perspective - Jon L. Gibson and Steven Del Sesto - 1975 -- - Cajun French and French creole: their speakers and the questions of identities - Dorice Tentchoff - 1975 -- - Language and ethnic identity in south Louisiana: implications of data from Mamou Prairie - Gerald L. Gold - 1982 -- - Cajun music: its origin and development - Barry Jean Ancelet - 1989 -- - South to Louisiana: the music of the Cajun bayous - John Broven - 1983 -- - Cajun music: a reflection of a people. Vol. 1 - compiled & edited by Ann Allen Savoy - 1984 -- - Additional bibliography on the Cajuns - Human Relations Area Files - [1994]

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Keywords: Cajun

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Content: The Copper Inuit occupied the coastal and adjoining inland regions of much of Victoria Island and the opposite shores of the Canadian Arctic mainland. They had no name for themselves as a group, so the identification of these people as a group is a Western construct based on their association with deposits of copper. This file consists of 38 documents with a time coverage from prehistoric times up to the 1990s

Note: Culture summary: Copper Inuit - David Damas - 1996 -- - The life of the Copper Eskimos - by Diamond Jenness - 1922 -- - The Stefánsson-Anderson Arctic Expedition of the American Museum: preliminary ethnological report - by Vilhjálmur Stefánsson ; with an introduction by Clark Wissler - 1914 -- - Intellectual culture of the Copper Eskimos - by Knud Rasmussen - 1932 -- - Eskimo string figures - by Diamond Jenness - 1924 -- - Myths and traditions from northern Alaska, the Mackenzie Delta, and Coronation Gulf - by Diamond Jenness - 1924 -- - Eskimo songs: songs of the Copper Eskimo (Southern Party -- 1913-16) - by Helen H. Roberts and Diamond Jenness ; with a foreword by the Arctic Publications Committee - 1925 -- - Physical characteristics of the Copper Eskimos - by Diamond Jenness - 1923 -- , - Native copper objects of the Copper Eskimo - by Donald A. Cadzow - 1920 -- - The anthropometry of the western and Copper Eskimos, based on data of Vilhjalmur Stefansson - by Carl C. Seltzer - 1933 -- - My life with the Eskimo - by Vilhjámur Stefánsson - 1913 -- - Journal of H.M.S. Enterprise on the expedition of Sir John Franklin's ships by Behring Strait, 1850-55 - by Captain Richard Collinson...commander of the expedition. With a memoir of his other services. Ed. by his brother, Major-General T.B. Collinson... - 1889 -- - The Copper Eskimos - by Diamond Jenness - 1917 -- - The cultural transformation of the Copper Eskimo - by Diamond Jenness, Victoria Memorial Museum, Ottawa - 1921 -- - Origin of the Copper Eskimos and their copper culture - by Diamond Jenness - 1923 -- - Account of the proceedings of H.M.S. Enterprise from Behring Strait to Cambridge Bay - by Richard Collinson - 1855 -- - The Copper Eskimo - by B. W. Merwin - 1915 -- - The 'blond' Eskimos - by Diamond Jenness - 1921 -- - Eskimo lamps and cooking vessels - by Donald A. Cadzow - 1924 -- , - Unusual Eskimo snow-shovel - by Donald A. Cadzow - 1924 -- - Journey from Fort Prince Wales, in Hudson's Bay to the northern ocean, for the discovery of copper mines and a north-west passage, performed between the years 1769 and 1772, by Mr. Samuel Hearne - by Mr. Samuel Hearne - 1797 -- - Arctic searching expedition: a journal of a boat-voyage through Rupert's land and the Arctic Seas in search of the discovery ships under command of Sir John Franklin, with an appendix on the physical geography of North America - by John Richardson - 1851 -- - The 'blond' Eskimos -- a question of method - by Louis R. Sullivan - 1922 -- - Copper objects of the Copper Eskimo -- a reply to Mr. Cadzow - by Diamond Jenness - 1922 -- - Osteology of the western and central Eskimos - by John Cameron - 1923 -- - The dentition of the western and central Eskimos - by S. G. Ritchie and J. Stanley Bagnell - 1923 -- - The blood group genes of the Copper Eskimo - by Bruce Chown and Marion Lewis - 1959 -- - The material culture of the Copper Eskimos - by D. Jenness - 1946 -- - The people of the twilight - by Diamond Jenness - 1959 -- - Seasonal variation and interpersonal conflict in the central Canadian Arctic - Richard G. Condon - 1982 -- , - Copper Eskimo - David Damas - 1984 -- - The Copper Eskimo - David Damas - 1972 -- - Inuit youth: growth and change in the Canadian Arctic - Richard G. Condon - 1987 -- - Inuit behavior and seasonal change in the Canadian Arctic - Richard G. Condon - 1983 -- - The incredible Eskimo: life among the barren land Eskimo - by Raymond de Coccola and Paul King ; illustrations by James Houston - 1986 -- - Economic basis and resource use of the Coppermine-Holman region, N.W.T. - Peter J. Usher - 1965 -- - Nunaga: my land, my country - Duncan Pryde - 1972 -- - The variations of a land use pattern: seasonal movements and cultural change among the Copper Inuit - Beatrice Collignon - 1993

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Subjects: Ethnology

Keywords: Copper Inuit

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