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Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland Archives (through 'Wiley Digital Archives')
Description: The Archive of the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland covers the history of cultural, biological, medical and visual anthropology, colonialism, social sciences, and humanities across the globe from ~1763 to 2016. It contains ethnographic photographs, lantern slide images, manuscripts, correspondence, reports, conference papers, proceedings, maps, surveys, fieldnotes, drawings, data and ephemera - all presented as fully searchable digital images that can be analyzed, downloaded, manipulated, and compared with content from other societies and universities in the Wiley Digital Archives programme.
Subjects covered: African Studies, Amazon Studies, Animal Studies, Anthropology, Anthropometry, Archaeology, Arctic Studies, Area Studies, Art History, Asian Studies, Australasian Studies, Body, Body Art, British Studies, Celtic Studies, Central America, Colonial History, Civil/Human Rights, Cultural Studies, Desertification, Digital Humanities, Domestication, Environment, Ethnographic Studies, Ethnomusicology, European Studies, Evolutionary Anthropology, Expeditions, Forensic Anthropology, Folklore, Fossil Studies, Gaelic Studies, Gender Studies, Genealogy, Geography, Global History, Health, Hidden Voices, Historical Anthropology, Huxley Memorial Lectures, Imperial Studies, Intellectual History, Latin American Studies, Linguistics, Manchester School, Malinowski Lectures, Metallurgy, Middle Eastern Studies, Magic, Mining, Oceanic Studies, North American Studies, Palaeontology, Photography, Prehistory, Psychology, Race, Religion, Russian Studies, Sahara, Social Anthropology, Social and Political Thought, South America, Traditional Medicine and Healing, Visual Cultures
URL: https://discover.durham.ac.uk/permalink/44DUR_INST/k3s6qp/alma991009941179707366.
Anthropological Fieldwork Online (by Alexander Street Press)
Description: Anthropological Fieldwork Online brings the fieldwork underpinning the great ethnographies of the early 20th century into the digital world. This fully indexed, primary source database unfolds the historical development of anthropology from a global perspective, bringing together the work of early scholars who shaped the theories and methods students learn about, critique and re-shape today. Content is focused around each scholar's prominent field experience, with comprehensive inclusion of fieldwork, contextualizing documents from the same time period, including correspondence, and subsequent writings that led to major publications such as draft manuscripts, lectures and articles. Scholars can trace the full scholarly process in all of its stages, from qualitative data gathering to analysis through publication, while cross-searching contemporaneous research from the most important scholars in the discipline. Includes the original fieldwork of anthropologists such as: Bronislaw Malinowski, Victor and Edith Turner, Max Gluckman, Raymond Firth, Ruth Benedict, Charles Seligman, Edith Durha, Margaret Mead and others.
URL: https://discover.durham.ac.uk/permalink/44DUR_INST/5rgvfb/alma991010036268007366