Mitteilungen der Berliner Gesellschaft für Anthropologie, Ethnologie und Urgeschichte
2018
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2018
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VML Vlg Marie Leidorf (Verlag)
9783867579940 (ISBN)
VML Vlg Marie Leidorf (Verlag)
9783867579940 (ISBN)
Der Band enthält einen Tätigkeitsbericht der Gesellschaft von Januar bis Dezember 2018, ein Mitgliederverzeichnis und zehn Aufsätze. Diese befassen sich mit dem Sammler Johan Adrian Jacobsen vom Königlichen Museum für Völkerkunde [Bolz], menschlichen Skelettresten aus Riņņukalns in Nordlettland in der Rudolf-Virchow-Sammlung und einem Forschungsstreit des 19. Jh. im damaligen Livland [Brinker u. a.], 45 Jahren Forschung in der Sierra Tarahumara, Nordmexiko [Deimel], formativzeitlichem Töpferhandwerk und Transkulturalität im Hochtal von Cochabamba, Bolivien [Gabelmann], Hans Findeisens Korrespondenz mit dem Museum für Völkerkunde Hamburg und der Rekonstruktion seiner prekären akademischen Karriere [Habeck / Dudeck], einem Schuhgefäßfragment aus Corneşti-Iarcuri, Rumänien [Heeb u. a.], diskriminierten Minderheiten im Norden Japans wie den Ainu [Ölschleger], dem Zusammenhang von Körperhöhe und sozialer Stellung bei Menschen [Scheffler u. a.], anthropologischen Befunden einer Hockerbestattung aus der spätbronzezeitlichen Siedlung in Wustermark / Havel [Teßmann] sowie der bronze- und eisenzeitlichen Siedlung Fpl. 10 ebenda [Beilke-Voigt].
The volume contains a report on the progress of the society for the period between January and December 2018, a list of members, and ten papers. The contributions deal with the collector Johan Adrian Jacobsen of the Royal Museum of Ethnology [Bolz], human skeletal remains from Riņņukalns in Northern Latvia in the Rudolf Virchow Collection and a 19th century research debate in what was then Livonia [Brinker et al.], 45 years of research in Sierra Tarahumara, Northern Mexico [Deimel], pottery and transculturalism of the Formative Period in the high valley of Cochabamba, Bolivia [Gabelmann], Hans Findeisen’s correspondence with the Museum of Ethnology Hamburg and the reconstruction of his precarious academic career [Habeck / Dudeck], a shoe-shaped vessel fragment from Corneşti-Iarcuri, Romania [Heeb et al.], minorities discriminated against in the North of Japan such as the Ainu [Ölschleger], the causality between body height and social status in humans [Scheffler et al.], anthropological evidence of a crouched burial in the Late Bronze Age settlement at Wustermark / Havel [Teßmann], and the Bronze and Iron Age settlement site “Fpl. 10" at the same place [Beilke-Voigt]. The volume contains a report on the progress of the society for the period between January and December 2018, a list of members, and ten papers. The contributions deal with the collector Johan Adrian Jacobsen of the Royal Museum of Ethnology [Bolz], human skeletal remains from Riņņukalns in Northern Latvia in the Rudolf Virchow Collection and a 19th century research debate in what was then Livonia [Brinker et al.], 45 years of research in Sierra Tarahumara, Northern Mexico [Deimel], pottery and transculturalism of the Formative Period in the high valley of Cochabamba, Bolivia [Gabelmann], Hans Findeisen’s correspondence with the Museum of Ethnology Hamburg and the reconstruction of his precarious academic career [Habeck / Dudeck], a shoe-shaped vessel fragment from Corneşti-Iarcuri, Romania [Heeb et al.], minorities discriminated against in the North of Japan such as the Ainu [Ölschleger], the causality between body height and social status in humans [Scheffler et al.], anthropological evidence of a crouched burial in the Late Bronze Age settlement at Wustermark / Havel [Teßmann], and the Bronze and Iron Age settlement site “Fpl. 10" at the same place [Beilke-Voigt].
The volume contains a report on the progress of the society for the period between January and December 2018, a list of members, and ten papers. The contributions deal with the collector Johan Adrian Jacobsen of the Royal Museum of Ethnology [Bolz], human skeletal remains from Riņņukalns in Northern Latvia in the Rudolf Virchow Collection and a 19th century research debate in what was then Livonia [Brinker et al.], 45 years of research in Sierra Tarahumara, Northern Mexico [Deimel], pottery and transculturalism of the Formative Period in the high valley of Cochabamba, Bolivia [Gabelmann], Hans Findeisen’s correspondence with the Museum of Ethnology Hamburg and the reconstruction of his precarious academic career [Habeck / Dudeck], a shoe-shaped vessel fragment from Corneşti-Iarcuri, Romania [Heeb et al.], minorities discriminated against in the North of Japan such as the Ainu [Ölschleger], the causality between body height and social status in humans [Scheffler et al.], anthropological evidence of a crouched burial in the Late Bronze Age settlement at Wustermark / Havel [Teßmann], and the Bronze and Iron Age settlement site “Fpl. 10" at the same place [Beilke-Voigt]. The volume contains a report on the progress of the society for the period between January and December 2018, a list of members, and ten papers. The contributions deal with the collector Johan Adrian Jacobsen of the Royal Museum of Ethnology [Bolz], human skeletal remains from Riņņukalns in Northern Latvia in the Rudolf Virchow Collection and a 19th century research debate in what was then Livonia [Brinker et al.], 45 years of research in Sierra Tarahumara, Northern Mexico [Deimel], pottery and transculturalism of the Formative Period in the high valley of Cochabamba, Bolivia [Gabelmann], Hans Findeisen’s correspondence with the Museum of Ethnology Hamburg and the reconstruction of his precarious academic career [Habeck / Dudeck], a shoe-shaped vessel fragment from Corneşti-Iarcuri, Romania [Heeb et al.], minorities discriminated against in the North of Japan such as the Ainu [Ölschleger], the causality between body height and social status in humans [Scheffler et al.], anthropological evidence of a crouched burial in the Late Bronze Age settlement at Wustermark / Havel [Teßmann], and the Bronze and Iron Age settlement site “Fpl. 10" at the same place [Beilke-Voigt].
| Erscheinungsdatum | 08.05.2019 |
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| Reihe/Serie | Mitteilungen der Berliner Gesellschaft für Anthropologie, Ethnologie und Urgeschichte ; BD 39 |
| Verlagsort | Rahden/Wetsf. |
| Sprache | deutsch |
| Maße | 210 x 297 mm |
| Gewicht | 670 g |
| Einbandart | Paperback |
| Themenwelt | Geisteswissenschaften ► Geschichte |
| Sozialwissenschaften ► Ethnologie ► Völkerkunde (Naturvölker) | |
| Schlagworte | Ainu • Anthropologie • Ethnologie • Felsbild • Forschungsgeschichte • Grabhügel • Schuh • Siedlungsarchäologie • Symposion |
| ISBN-13 | 9783867579940 / 9783867579940 |
| Zustand | Neuware |
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