Ethnographical studies
Subtitle: published on the occasion of the centenary of the Ethnographical Department, National Museum.
Contributors: Birket-Smith, Kaj, 1893-1977
Series: Nationalmuseets skrifter -- 1
Publisher: Gyldendal
Published: 1941
Place of publication: København
Language: eng
Number of pages: 250
Subjects: Ethnology.
Notes: Pref. signed: Kaj Birket-Smith.

Includes bibliographies.
Table of contents: value: C.J. Thomsen and the founding of the Ethnographical Museum, by Victor Hermansen. - Brahministic temple sculpture from India in the National Museum, by Thomas Thomsen. - Contributions to the history of some oriental bazaar crafts, by C.G. Feilberg. - Some observations on the origin of Sino-Siberian animal bronzes, by Werner Jacobsen. - Ashangold weights, by Carl Kjersmeier. - Where did the Eskimo get their copper?  By Paul Bergsøe. - Early collections from the Pacific Eskimo, by Kaj Birket-Smith. - Had West Indian rock carvings a religious significance? By Gudmund Hatt. - Notes on Guatemala Indian costumes, by Jens Yde. - Some ancient specimens from western and central Polynesia, by Helge Larsen.