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Harry Skinner

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Harry Skinner 's Degrees

Bachelors Anthropology University of Auckland
Masters Anthropology University of Auckland

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According to Wikipedia, Henry Devenish Skinner , known as Harry Skinner or H.D. Skinner, was a notable New Zealand soldier, ethnologist, university lecturer, museum curator and director, and librarian. Early life and education The son of William Skinner and Margaret Bracken Devenish, Henry Devenish Skinner was born in New Plymouth, New Zealand, on 18 December 1886.

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Harry Skinner 's Published Works

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The Moa-Hunter period of Maori culture (1977) (115)
Comparatively speaking : studies in Pacific material culture, 1921-1972 (1974) (12)
Evolution in Maori Art. (6)
Crocodile and lizard in New Zealand : myth and material culture (1964) (5)
The Maori hei-tiki (1966) (4)
34. Moriori Sea-Going Craft. (1919) (3)
The bird-contending-with-snake as an art motive in Oceania (1966) (2)
OCEANIA: Pacific Island Records: Fish Hooks (1930) (1)
The Easter Island Figures (1922) (1)
Evolution in Maori Art.-II. Pendants. (1)
80. Maori Necklace and Pendants of Human and Imitation Teeth (1916) (1)
IN OUR CONTEMPORARIES: Village Life In Fiji (1946) (0)
Archaeology of the Marianas Islands. Laura Maud Thompson. (1936) (0)
OCEANIA:Polynesian Religion. E. S. Craighill Handy (1929) (0)
102. Maori and Polynesian in the Light of Recent Archaeological Research. (1936) (0)
Arts of West Africa (Excluding Music), Edited by Michael E. Sadler, with an Introduction by Sir William Rothenstein (1935) (0)
The Two-Handed Clubs of the Maoris. (0)
: Houses, Boats, and Fishing in the Society Islands . E. S. Craighill Handy. (1934) (0)
Chisel, Wedge, Axe and Adze (1948) (0)
29. On Two Wooden Maori Daggers. (1920) (0)
105. The Maori Hei-tiki (0)

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University of Auckland