An edition of Ethnographical studies
(1941)
Ethnographical studies
published on the occasion of the centenary of the Ethnographical Department, National Museum.
by Kaj Birket-Smith
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C.J. Thomsen and the founding of the Ethnographical Museum, by Victor Hermansen,
Brahministic temple sculpture from India in the National Museum, by Thomas Thomsen.
Contributions to the history of some oriental bazaar crafts, by C.G. Feilberg.
Some observations on the origin of Sino-Siberian animal bronzes, by Werner Jacobsen.
Ashanti gold weights, by Carl Kjersmeier.
Wehre did the Eskimo get their copper? By Paul Bergsøe.
Early collections from the Pacific Eskimo, by Kaj Birket-Smith.
Had West Indian rock carvings a religious significance? By Gudmund Hatt.
Notes on Guatemala Indian costumes, by Jens Yde.
Some ancient specimens from western and central Polynesia, by Helge Larsen.
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Includes bibliographies.
Pref. signed: Kaj Birket-Smith.
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