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Putnam, Patrick Tracy Lowell, 1903 or 1904-1953 (5)

http://n2t.net/ark:/99166/w605873t (person)

Patrick Tracy Lowell Putnam (1904-1953) was born into a wealthy and well-connected New England family. Initially an only child, his parents eventually adopted six additional children. During his undergraduate career (Harvard, 1925), Putnam studied anthropology after joining an expedition to Dutch New Guinea under the tutelage of Professor Earnest A. Hooton. Upon graduating, Putnam developed an interest in the Congo Pygmies: from 1928-1930, Putnam carried out ethnological studies...

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Patrick Tracy Lowell Putnam, 1904-1953 (1)

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Patrick Putnam graduated from Harvard in 1925. While in college he was inspired by Professor E. A. Hooton to try anthropological research and he joined an expedition to Dutch New Guinea. In 1927 Putnam went to Africa with Professor Frederic Wulsin and he remained in Africa for the rest of his life, gathering information on the Pygmies, and the plants and animals of the Belgian Congo. He also ran a clinic and guest house, traded agricultural products and sold animals to zoos. He m...

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