by Nigel Barley
1947
Nigel Barley (born 1947 in Kingston upon Thames, England) is an anthropologist famous for the books he has written on his experiences.
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Methodology · Excavations (Archaeology)
Digging up the past
1921
Biology · Ecology
Ecology and field biology
1966
Amazonie · Amérique du Sud
Shabono
1982
Ethnology · Academic writing
FieldWorking
1996
Ethnology · Field work
The cultural experience
1957
Field work · Geological mapping
The mapping of geological structures
1987
Indians of South America · Brazil
The savage and the innocent
1965
Criminals · Field work
In Their Own Words
Field work · Geology
The elements of field geology
1951
Field work · Ethnology
They Lie, We Lie
2001
Field work · Field work.
Overseas research
1997
Outlines of field-geology
1876
Field work · Social service
Field instruction
1992
Ethnology · Biography
The innocent anthropologist
1983
Social life and customs · Dowayo (African people)
Field work · Doyayo (African people)
Adventures in a Mud Hut
1984
Doyayo (African people) · Ethnology
Le retour de l'anthropologue
2002
Symbolic structures