Sup?
Heading to gym.
Armday-gonna turn these twigs into logs, you?
Doing some shopping then melting my family.
You're what!?
Meeting! Meeting! Stupid auto correct
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Wilson D. WallisBorn 7 Mar 1886; died 15 Mar 1970 at age 84.Wilson Dallam Wallis was an American anthropologist who spent a lifetimestudying the cultures of the native New World. He began his career education at a time that anthropology had scarcely achieved the status of a profession, Yet, after earning his B.Sc. (Oxford, 1910), he spent summers of 1911-12 in Nova Scotia with the Canadian Micmac Indians and in summer 1914 with the Dakota Indians in Manitoba, while working towards his Ph.D. (1915). He was interested in intellectual aspects of religion, primitive science, human behavior and biology, linguistics, and archaeology. During WW I, as a 1st Lieutenant in the Sanitary Corps, he applied his interest in physical anthropology and accumulated much data on the physical measurements of army recruits. He published several books and made methodological contributions to cultural anthropology.« |
