Hough, Lamp
| authority | The Lamp of the Eskimo |
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| cited as | Hough, Lamp |
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| author | Walter Hough — carried down from the entry above, not printed again |
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| title | The Lamp of the Eskimo |
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| in | Report of the U. S. National Museum for 1896 |
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| place | Washington |
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| year | 1898 |
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| language | en |
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| listed on | 1-027 (folio 7) |
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The Lamp of the Eskimo (Report of the U. S. National Museum for 1896). Washington, 1898. [Cited, HOUGH, Lamp.] |
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mentioned on 6 of 717 page(s), 19 time(s):
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complete. Those represented in the valuable paper by WalterHoughon primitive American armor come respectively from Cape Pri
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however, are copies of the tables seen in Russian houses.LAMP. — The chief appurtenance of the inner room, of both the Re
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Fig. 102, a (??/???? ??/???? ??/????), ClayLampwith Wooden Stand; b (??/???? b), Stone Lamp. ¼ nat. size.
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Fig. 103, a (??/????), ClayLampof Indian Point Eskimo (length, 29 cm.); b (??/???? b), Coo
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f the kitchen tools, and is especially used for split- W.Hough, in Lamp (Plate 17), calls one of the Siberian specimens of
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ng used for making fire by the Chukchee, as is stated by W.Hough.¹ The fire-drill board for every-day use sometimes has no p