Bogoras, Anthropologist

authority	The Folk-Lore of Northeastern Asia as compared with that of Northwestern America
cited as	Bogoras, Anthropologist
author	Waldemar Bogoras — carried down from the entry above, not printed again
title	The Folk-Lore of Northeastern Asia as compared with that of Northwestern America
in	American Anthropologist
year	1902
language	en
listed on	1-029 (folio 9)
DOI	https://doi.org/10.1525/aa.1902.4.4.02a00020 unchecked
printed	The Folk-Lore of Northeastern Asia as compared with that of Northwestern America (American Anthropologist, Vol. IV, October-December, 1902). [Cited, BOGORAS, Anthropologist.]

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• 2-015 uncollated s, or are seen by shamans even, against their own will. SeeBogoras, American Anthropologist, Vol. IV, p. 643; Jochelson, Yukag
• 2-017 uncollated Ibid., p. 202. Ibid., pp. 117, 133. Ibid., p. 149. CompareBogoras, American Anthropologist, Vol. IV, p. 683; Vol. VI, Jochels
• 2-041 uncollated on of this name varies greatly in different localities (cf.Bogoras, American Anthropologist, p. 637). The transcription adopte
• 2-045 uncollated p. For instance, the man repeating an incantation says, SeeBogoras, American Anthropologist, Vol. IV, p. 636.
• 2-056 uncollated pward for many years, until he met a gray-haired shaman whoBogoras, American Anthropologist, Vol. IV, p. 597. Vol. VI, Jochels