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California Digital Library: 61 Free Anthropology Books in fulltext

by lorenz on Jan 12, 2005 in Open Access Anthropology and Knowledge Sharing, anthropology (general)

So cool! Alex Golub has discovered that The California Digital Library provides free access to - at the moment - 61 anthropological books in fulltext.

His recommendations: Rob Brightman’s Grateful Prey , The Calligraphic State, Maring Hunters and Traders, History and Tradition in Melanesian Anthropology, The Heart of the Pearlshell, Circumstantial Deliveries (Rodney Needham at his Needhamy-ist), and Wage, Trade and Exchange in Melanesia. >> continue to the Anthropology Book Section, California Digital Library

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Comment from: Tahir Hussain

Tahir Hussain

well iam tahir hussain bhutto
iam living in sinth pakistan
well iam studen of Anthropology
i have a difficulty in pakistan
we have some book of anthropology
but that’s not enough for us if you please help about book must Email me becouse i want to study about Anthropology but in deep

tahiranthro@yahoo.com

28.02.10 @ 23:45

Comment from: lorenz

admin

Hi Tahir, have you taken a look at my overview over open access journals? Lots to read and study
http://www.antropologi.info/links/Main/Journals. Something special you’re looking for?

28.02.10 @ 23:58

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I studied anthropology at the undergraduate level
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I would like to thank the entire executive team of this website.
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