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Frederick Starr

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Frederick Starr's Degrees

PhD Anthropology University of Chicago
Masters Anthropology University of Chicago

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According to Wikipedia, Frederick Starr was an American academic, anthropologist, and "populist educator" born in Auburn, New York. As he was avid collector of charms and votive slips he was called in Japan. He sold much of this collection to art collector and museum specialist Gertrude Bass Warner, and it currently resides at the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art at the University of Oregon and the University of Oregon Knight Library Special Collections & University Archives.

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Frederick Starr's Published Works

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Reports of the Cambridge Anthropological Expedition to Torres Straits. Vol. V. Sociology, Magic, and Religion of the Western Islanders. (1905) (45)
Twenty-fourth Annual Report of the Bureau of American Ethnology (1902-1903). Games of the North American Indians (1907) (26)
The Mexican Situation: Manuel Gamio's Program (1918) (12)
The Recent Eruptions of Colima (1903) (9)
At the Back of the Black Man's Mind or Notes on the Kingly Office in West Africa. R. E. Dennett (1907) (7)
Indians of southern Mexico : an ethnographic album (7)
AFRICA: Anthropological Report on Ibo‐Speaking Peoples of Nigeria. Part IV. Law and Custom of the Ibo of the Asaba District, S. Nigeria. Part V. Addenda to Ibo‐English Dictionary. Part VI. Proverbs, Stories, Tones in Ibo. Northcote W. Thomas (1915) (7)
Liberia after the World War (1925) (6)
Note on Color-Hearing (1893) (6)
Some first steps in human progress (5)
The Tonalamatl of the Aubin Collection: An Old Mexican Picture Manuscript in the Paris National Library. With Introduction and Explanatory Text. By Dr Eduard Seler (1902) (5)
Korean Buddhism, history -- condition -- art (4)
The truth about the Congo (4)
STONE IMAQES FROM TARABCAN TERRITORY, MEXICO (1897) (3)
AFRICA: Anthropological Report on Sierra Leone. Part i. Law and Custom of the Timne and Other Tribes. Part ii. Timne-English Dictionary. Part iii. Timne Grammar and Stories. Northcote W. Thomas (1917) (3)
Some North American spear-throwers (3)
A little book of Filipino riddles (3)
The Native Races of the British Empire. British Central Africa. By A. Werner (1907) (2)
Confucianism : ethics, philosophy, religion (2)
The Mexican People (2)
Ethnographic notes from the Congo free state : an African misgellany (2)
Popular Celebrations in Mexico (1896) (2)
Indians of southern Mexico (2)
Prehistoric Japan. Neil Gordon Munro (1909) (1)
Album of Philippine Types; Christians and Moros. By Daniel Folkmar (1905) (1)
The Niger and the West Sudan: the West African's Note‐Book. By A. J. N. Tremearne. (1911) (1)
Holy Week in Mexico (1899) (1)
The Congo Free State and Congo Belge (1)
Mounds and Lodge Circles In Iowa (1)
The Lower Niger and its Tribes. By Arthur Glyn Leonard (1907) (1)
Comparative-Religion Notes (1895) (1)
Fujiyama : the sacred mountain of Japan (1)
The Cornplanter Medal and Wm. P. Letchworth (With Portrait). (0)
AFRICA: The Languages of West Africa. Frederick William Hugh Migeod (1915) (0)
Volume Information (1921) (0)
Japanese proverbs and pictures (0)
Volume Information (1928) (0)
Volume Information (1920) (0)
The Mexican Mind.Wallace Thompson (1922) (0)
The Later Awards of the Cornplanter Medal. (0)
The Cornplanter Medal For Iroquois Research. (0)
The Racial History of Mankind. Dixon Roland B.. (New York: Charles Scribner's Sons. 1923. Pp. xvi, 583.) (1923) (0)
A Primer of Mayan Hieroglyphics: By DANIEL G. BRINTON (1895) (0)
The anthropological series (0)
Book Review:The Quarterly Journal of the Society of American Indians. F. A. McKenzie (1913) (0)
Book Review:Early Man in South America. Ales Hrdlicka, W. H. Holmes, Bailey Willis, Fred Eugene Wright, Clarence N. Fenner (1913) (0)
Magic and Religion. Andrew Lang (0)
Survivals of Paganism in Mexico. With Reproductions of Photographs from the Life of the Mexican Aborigines, and a Note on the Recent Advances in Ethnology. (0)
Wm. M. Beauchamp and the Cornplanter Medal. (With Portrait.) (0)
AFRICA: The Mende Language., A Grammar of the Hausa Language., Mende Natural History Vocabulary. Frederick William Hugh (1915) (0)
An Introduction to the Study of African Languages. Carl Meinhof (1917) (0)
Liberia: History, Description, Problems (0)
The Mayawyaw Ritual. 1. Rice Culture and Rice Ritual . Francis Lambrecht. (1933) (0)
Book Review:Reports of the Cambridge Anthropological Expedition to Torres Straits. Vol. VI. Sociology, Magic, and Religion of the Eastern Islanders. Alfred C. Haddon (1909) (0)
Tacho : Typical Edokko (0)
Nigerian Studies; or the Religious and Political System of the Yoruba. By R. E. Dennett (1911) (0)
AFRICA: Specimens of Languages from Southern Nigeria. Northcote W. Thomas (1915) (0)
Volume Information (1924) (0)
ARCHAEOLOGY: L'Adrar Ahnet. Theodore Monod (1933) (0)
Study of the Criminal in Mexico (1897) (0)
Review of Folk-Lore. (1894) (0)
AFRICA: Angass Manual, Grammar and Vocabulary. H. D. Foulkes (1915) (0)
AFRICA: History of South Africa from 1873 to 1884. George McCall Theal (1921) (0)
Savage Man in Central Africa. Adolph Louis Cureau (1917) (0)
The Sacral Spot in Maya Indians (1903) (0)
The Negro Races: A Sociological Study. By Jerome Dowd (1908) (0)
Volume Information (1919) (0)
Volume Information (1915) (0)
TYPHOID FEVER IN CHILDREN. (1899) (0)
A Page of Child-Lore (0)
The Needs of Liberia. (0)
Lolo objects in the Public museum, Milwaukee (0)
Some Pennsylvania German Lore (1891) (0)
Book Review:The History of Mankind. Friedrich Ratzel, A. J. Butler (0)
The cradle of Graeco-Buddhist art . The Oceanic theory of the origin of the Japanese language and people . Matsukaze . Japnese toys and toy-collectors . Numerical categories in Japanese (0)
Les Warega. Edited by G. van Overbergh (1911) (0)
Sign Language in Print (1893) (0)

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