Frank G. Speck

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Frank G. Speck was an American anthropologist and ethnologist known for his extensive fieldwork and documentation of Native American cultures and languages in the eastern United States.

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instanceOf anthropologist
human
contributedTo documentation of Native American land tenure systems
preservation of Native American oral traditions
preservation of endangered Native American languages
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
educatedAt Columbia University
Columbia University Department of Anthropology NERFINISHED
employer University of Pennsylvania
ethnographicRegion Eastern Woodlands NERFINISHED
Northeastern Woodlands NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork Native American studies
cultural anthropology
ethnology
linguistics
genre ethnography
linguistic description
hasAcademicDiscipline Americanist anthropology
hasInfluenced Native American linguistics
North American ethnology
knownFor documentation of Native American cultures
documentation of Native American languages
fieldwork among Native American peoples of the eastern United States
studies of Algonquian-speaking peoples
languageOfWorkOrName English
memberOf American Anthropological Association NERFINISHED
notableStudent A. Irving Hallowell NERFINISHED
Anthony F. C. Wallace NERFINISHED
notableWork ethnographic monographs on Algonquian tribes
studies of hunting territories and land use among Native Americans
occupation anthropologist
ethnologist
placeOfActivity eastern United States NERFINISHED
researchFocus kinship systems of Native Americans
material culture of Eastern Woodlands peoples
religious practices of Native Americans
social organization of Native American groups
studied Algonquin people NERFINISHED
Delaware (Lenape) people NERFINISHED
Eastern Woodlands Indigenous peoples NERFINISHED
Mohegan people NERFINISHED
Nanticoke people NERFINISHED
Penobscot people NERFINISHED
workLocation Philadelphia

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Catawba language documentedBy Frank G. Speck
Tutelo language documentedBy Frank G. Speck