Mitteilungen Der Anthropologischen Gesellschaft in Wien, Volume 32 presents a detailed record of the proceedings and research of the Anthropological Society of Vienna. Published in 1902, this volume offers insights into the anthropological studies, discussions, and findings of the society during that period. The journal covers a range of topics related to physical anthropology, ethnology, and prehistoric archaeology, providing a valuable resource for understanding the scientific perspectives and methodologies of the time.
Researchers and historians interested in the development of anthropological thought in the late 19th and early 20th centuries will find this volume particularly useful. It reflects the intellectual climate and scientific inquiries prevalent in Vienna, a major center of academic and cultural activity. The meticulous documentation and scholarly articles within this collection showcase the Anthropological Society's commitment to advancing the understanding of human origins, cultures, and societies.
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