Maria Czaplicka

Polish cultural anthropologist studying Siberia

Maria Czaplicka - Scientists & Innovators born October 25th, 1884
Born
Died

1921
105 years ago — 37 years old

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Scientists & Innovators

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Poland

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Born in 1884, a Polish cultural anthropologist focused on the indigenous cultures of Siberia. She studied and documented the lives and customs of various Siberian peoples, emphasizing shamanism and folklore. Czaplicka was one of the first female anthropologists and travelled extensively in her research. In 1914, she published 'Among the Samoyeds', detailing her experiences and findings in Siberia. The work highlighted the social structures and spiritual beliefs of the Samoyed people, contributing significantly to anthropological literature.

Published 'Among the Samoyeds' in 1914

Conducted fieldwork among Siberian indigenous groups

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