January-February 1932
A Tenderfoot Explorer in New Guinea
Reminiscences of an Expedition for Birds in the Primeval Forests of the Arfak Mountains
March-April 1931
The Fate of the Rash Platybelodon
A Prehistoric Death Trap Yields Its Victims to the Explorer
January-February 1931
Living With the Natives of Melanesia
How Ethnological Work Is Carried on by Representatives of the American Museum among Primitive People of the South Seas
May–June 1928
“Robinson Crusoe’s Children”
The Strange Story of Nine English Mutineers Who Took Up Their Abode With Their Native Tahitian Wives, on a Desert Island in the South Seas.
May-June 1927
The Antiquity of Man in America
Objects of human manufacture recently found in the Southwest
May-June 1927
North to 88 and the First Crossing of The Polar Sea
“When one goes forth a-voyaging He has a tale to tell.”
November-December 1923
Mounting Horse Skeletons to Exemplify Different Gaits and Actions
A Glimpse behind the Scenes at the American Museum
May–June 1923
Monkeys Trained as Harvesters
Instances of a Practice Extending from Remote Times to the Present
Recent Stories
Recent Interview
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Hear author Xiaoming Wang interviewed by Vittorio Maestro, Editor in Chief of Natural History. (MP3, 17 minutes) |
