linguist Roland B. Dixon

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Roland B. Dixon was an American anthropologist and linguist known for his influential work on Native American languages and cultures, particularly in California.

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linguist Roland B. Dixon canonical 3

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instanceOf anthropologist
human
linguist
university teacher
academicDegree PhD in anthropology
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1865-11-06
dateOfDeath 1934-12-19
educatedAt Harvard University
employer Harvard University
familyName Dixon
fieldOfWork American Indian languages
California Native American cultures
Native American studies
anthropology
linguistics
givenName Roland
influenced American anthropology
the study of Native American languages
influencedBy Franz Boas
languageOfWorkOrName English
memberOf American Academy of Arts and Sciences
American Anthropological Association
name Roland B. Dixon
notableFor comparative studies of mythology
ethnographic studies of California Indians
work on Native American languages
notableWork Oceanic Mythology
Some Coyote Stories
The Building of Cultures
The Chimariko Indians and Language
The Northern Maidu
linked to: Northwestern Maidu

The Shasta
linked to: Shasta
occupation anthropologist
linguist
placeOfBirth Worcester, Massachusetts
placeOfDeath Cambridge, Massachusetts
sexOrGender male
studied Achomawi language
linked to: Pit River language

California Native American languages
Chimariko language
Maidu language
Native American ethnography
Native American mythology
Shasta language
Wintu language
workLocation Cambridge, Massachusetts

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California Penutian languages studiedBy linguist Roland B. Dixon
Maiduan languages documentedBy linguist Roland B. Dixon
Chimariko people documentationBy linguist Roland B. Dixon