William Hulme Hooper
Author of Ten Months among the Tents of the Tuski (1853), which the book cites as Hooper: Hooper 1853.
Every printed Hooper is this man. Authorities Quoted also lists Calvin L. Hooper's Corwin report (1881), Hooper 1881, but the text never cites it.
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- 1-031 uncollated Chukchee and the Koryak. The name Tuski, adopted by W. H.Hooperwith the strange explanation that it means a confederation
- 1-048 uncollated Hooper, and Hilder, have also been taken into consideration as far
- 1-066 uncollated ed the upper hand. Recent travellers among the Chukchee, —Hooper, Maydell, Nordenskiöld, Gondatti, Dr. Slunin, Melikoff, —
- 1-233 uncollated ouses went out of use three generations ago. At the time ofHooper’s visit in 1848, houses of the modern type were already in
- 2-069 uncollated d on their cheeks small double circles tattooed with black.Hooper⁵ speaks of tattoo-marks which he has seen among the Asiatic
- 2-115 uncollated ouse family.” As to the village of Uñiˊsak, however, W. H.Hooperdescribes it as having a kind of large tent, which serves f
- 2-266 uncollated be replaced by three stones.² Near the feet Compare p. 73.Hoopermentions that he has seen near the villages in Emma Harbor
- 3-063 uncollated ily to send the bride back. E. Westermarck, quoting from W.Hooper, mentions that among the Chukchee (Tuski), repudiated wives