Among Cannibals
Carl Lumholtz
Play
Length 12 h 56 min
Chapters 33
First published 1889
From 1880-1883, the author undertook an academic expedition to Australia, with the purpose of recording zoological phenomena. While there, he developed an interest in the indigenous people and, unlike contemporary studies, did not restrict himself to appearance and outward behavior, but rather looked at the social, economic and anthropological. - Summary by Lynne Thompson
Chapters
1
Author's Preface Read by Jim Locke 7:20
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Chapter II Read by Rita Boutros 40:24
3
Chapter III Read by Rita Boutros 51:16
4
Chapter IV Read by CannedFrootloops 16:37
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Chapter V Read by MTLisa 23:28
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Chapter VI Read by fshort 25:46
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Chapter VII Read by Jim Locke 20:50
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Chapter VIII Read by Richa Jain 27:22
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Chapter IX Read by Jim Locke 31:49
10
Chapter X Read by Jim Locke 35:26
11
Chapter XI Read by Jim Locke 23:44
12
Chapter XII Read by fshort 25:06
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Chapter XIII Read by fshort 11:07
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Chapter XIV Read by Jim Locke 18:58
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Chapter XV Read by Jim Locke 24:29
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Chapter XVI Read by ktolber76 24:22
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Chapter XVII Read by Jim Locke 21:13
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Chapter XVIII Read by Jim Locke 27:23
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Chapter XIX Read by fshort 21:54
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Chapter XX Read by DH2003 16:06
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Chapter XXI Read by DH2003 22:35
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Chapter XXII Read by Jim Locke 12:26
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Chapter XXIII Read by Jim Locke 20:53
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Chapter XXIV Read by Jim Locke 13:35
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Chapter XXV Read by Kevin Crody 23:20
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Chapter XXVI Read by Jim Locke 23:23
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Chapter XXVII Read by Jim Locke 20:37
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Chapter XXVIII Read by Jim Locke 23:08
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Chapter XXIX Read by Jim Locke 20:09
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Appendix I: An Outline of Australian History Read by Jim Locke 31:21
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Appendix II: Geology Read by Kerry Adams 7:46
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Appendix III: Flora Read by Jim Locke 14:50
33
Appendix IV: Fauna Read by Jim Locke 30:00
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