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245 00 a| Intrepid women :b| adventures in anthropology /c| edited by Julia Nicholson.;

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504 a| Includes bibliographical references and index.;

505 0 a| One: Introduction / Julia Nicholson -- two: Barbara Freire-Marreo: New Mexico and Arizona, 1910-13 / Zena McGreevy -- three: Maria Czaplicka: Siberia, 1914-15 / Julia Nicholson -- four: Bearrice Blackwood: North America nd Melanesis, 1924-38 / Jeremy Coote and Chantal Knowles -- five: Mākereti: Aotearoa New Zealand Oxford, 1926-40 / Joanna Cole -- six: Elsie McDougall: Mexico and Guatemala, 1926-40 -- seven: Ursula Graham Bower: Naga Hills, 1937-45 / Julia Nicholson.;

520 a| Introducing the extraordinary women who broke through the proverbial glass ceiling to carry out revolutionary field research in distant parts of the world 'unsuitable for ladies'. Here you will meet Barbara Freire-Marreco living among Pueblo people in south-western USA; Maria Czaplicka with reindeer herders of Siberia; Beatrice Blackwood in remote villages of Papua New Guinea; Elsie McDougall among textile artists in Mexico and Guatemala; and Ursula Graham Bower in the Naga Hills of northeast India. Bower was even made an honorary Captain in the British Army leading an irregular force of Naga men in scouting operations against the Japanese during the Second World War. These pioneering anthropologists learned local languages, established relationships across supposed cultural boundaries, insisted on the dignity of humanity in all cultural settings and documented with remarkable meticulousness the lives of the peoples with whom they lived and worked. One woman, the Māori scholar Mākereti, wrote about her own people, but spent the final years of her life far from home in Oxfordshire. Each of these women collected objects and left archives of photographs, manuscripts, diaries and letters, which tell the inspirational stories of their encounters and adventures. --Back cover.;

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Intrepid women : adventures in anthropology / edited by Julia Nicholson.

Other author	Nicholson, Julia editor.
Format	Book
Publication	Oxford : Bodleian Library Publishing : Pitt Rivers Museum, 2025.
Description	223 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 23 cm
Subjects	Makereti, 1872-1930. http://id.loc.gov/rwo/agents/n88037976. Blackwood, Beatrice. http://id.loc.gov/rwo/agents/n97874113. Bower, Ursula Graham, 1914-1988 http://id.loc.gov/rwo/agents/n97921559. Czaplicka, Marie Antoinette, 1884-1921 http://id.loc.gov/rwo/agents/no99046468. Freire-Marreco, Barbara W. (Barbara Whitchurch), 1879-1967 http://id.loc.gov/rwo/agents/n2007087143. McDougall, Elsie http://id.loc.gov/rwo/agents/no98104264. Women anthropologists--Biography. Anthropologists--Biography. Ethnological expeditions--History. --20th century. Expéditions ethnologiques--Histoire. --20e siècle. Ethnologie--Recherche sur le terrain. Femmes anthropologues.

Physical medium	illustrations.
Contents	One: Introduction / Julia Nicholson -- two: Barbara Freire-Marreo: New Mexico and Arizona, 1910-13 / Zena McGreevy -- three: Maria Czaplicka: Siberia, 1914-15 / Julia Nicholson -- four: Bearrice Blackwood: North America nd Melanesis, 1924-38 / Jeremy Coote and Chantal Knowles -- five: Mākereti: Aotearoa New Zealand Oxford, 1926-40 / Joanna Cole -- six: Elsie McDougall: Mexico and Guatemala, 1926-40 -- seven: Ursula Graham Bower: Naga Hills, 1937-45 / Julia Nicholson.
Abstract	Introducing the extraordinary women who broke through the proverbial glass ceiling to carry out revolutionary field research in distant parts of the world 'unsuitable for ladies'. Here you will meet Barbara Freire-Marreco living among Pueblo people in south-western USA; Maria Czaplicka with reindeer herders of Siberia; Beatrice Blackwood in remote villages of Papua New Guinea; Elsie McDougall among textile artists in Mexico and Guatemala; and Ursula Graham Bower in the Naga Hills of northeast India. Bower was even made an honorary Captain in the British Army leading an irregular force of Naga men in scouting operations against the Japanese during the Second World War. These pioneering anthropologists learned local languages, established relationships across supposed cultural boundaries, insisted on the dignity of humanity in all cultural settings and documented with remarkable meticulousness the lives of the peoples with whom they lived and worked. One woman, the Māori scholar Mākereti, wrote about her own people, but spent the final years of her life far from home in Oxfordshire. Each of these women collected objects and left archives of photographs, manuscripts, diaries and letters, which tell the inspirational stories of their encounters and adventures. --Back cover.
Bibliography note	Includes bibliographical references and index.
Genre/form	Biographies.
LCCN	2021391874
ISBN	9781851246502 hardcover
ISBN	1851246509 hardcover
Standard identifier#	CIPO000196869

Intrepid women : adventures in anthropology / edited by Julia Nicholson.

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