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Resource Details

Identifier:

CE901B1924

Title

Early migrations of the Eskimo between Asia and America.

Description:

Includes settlements, groups, history, comparison of dialects, influences of Chukchi on Siberian Yupik, shaman language; comparative data as in Bogoraz 1918, 1919. Annotated by M. Krauss.

ca.3pp

Comments

Also cataloged as SY900B1924, including more complete pages(pps.216-235)

Citation

Proc. of the International Congress of Americanists, 1924. 21:216-235.

Contributors

Bogoraz, Vladimir Germanovich (author)

Date

1924

Type

Text

Format

application/pdf

Subject Language(s)

Comparative Eskimo-Aleut
Siberian Yupik

LingType

ethnographic

Files:

CE901B1924.pdf

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