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Born June 30, 1899 • Portland • Oregon
Died January 29, 1962 (aged 62) • New York
Subjects Of Study South American Indian • culture
Fletcher, Alice Cunningham
Alice Cunningham Fletcher
American anthropologist
Julian Steward
Julian Steward
American anthropologist
John Cooper
John M. Cooper
American anthropologist
Clark Wissler
Clark Wissler
American anthropologist
Franz Boas
Franz Boas
German-American anthropologist
Powell, John Wesley
John Wesley Powell
American explorer, geologist, and ethnologist
Elsie Clews Parsons.
Elsie Clews Parsons
American anthropologist
Lewis Henry Morgan
Lewis Henry Morgan
American anthropologist
Ruth Benedict
Ruth Benedict
American anthropologist and author
A.L. Kroeber
American anthropologist
Alfred M. Tozzer
American anthropologist
Paul Radin
American anthropologist
Joseph H. Greenberg
American anthropologist and linguist
Katherine Siva Saubel
Native American scholar
Robert H. Lowie
American anthropologist
Géza Róheim
American ethnologist
George Catlin
American artist and author
Clyde K.M. Kluckhohn
American anthropologist
Sol Tax
American anthropologist
John Reed Swanton
American anthropologist