This man collaborated with Roland Dixon on a language classification system, which notably produced the grouping Hokan. This anthropologist wrote about his own "Archeological Expeditions in Northern Peru" in a book titled after that. This man wrote several workds about the "Indians of California," including a "handbook" and a "guide to their religions." This man borrowed and advocated a technique developed by Robert Lowie which aims to preserve disappearing traditions, known as "Salvage Ethnography," and in his best known work, he wrote about a man who refused to reveal his own name due to custom, and so was called by the Yana word for "man."
This man collaborated with Roland Dixon on a language classification system, which notably produced the grouping Hokan. This anthropologist wrote about his own "Archeological Expeditions in Northern Peru" in a book titled after that. This man wrote several workds about the "Indians of California," including a "handbook" and a "guide to their religions." This man borrowed and advocated a technique developed by Robert Lowie which aims to preserve disappearing traditions, known as "Salvage Ethnography," and in his best known work, he wrote about a man who refused to reveal his own name due to custom, and so was called by the Yana word for "man." For ten points, identify this student of Franz Boas, who wrote about Ishi, The Last Yahi in addition to his textbook Anthropology.
This man collaborated with Roland Dixon on a language classification system, which notably produced the grouping Hokan.
Alfred Louis Kroeber