如果人们没有忘记我所描述的战前景象,那么对战后许多个人研究成果仍系来自非专业人员,就不会感到奇怪了。这里举几个明显的例子。通过对安达曼人住房中拉圾堆的发现和初步探索,从而为阐明这些岛民的过去奠定了基础的,是体质人类学家L·西普里安尼的工作成果;许多关于非洲社会知识的有价值的文稿,出自天主教传教士之手,如B·贝尔纳迪的早期活动,还有S·桑坦德莱阿和A·达罗斯;关于上奥里诺科文化的一部独一无二的动人记录,即描写一个“成为士著”并且二十年来完全做为遥远异乡的亚诺阿玛部落一名 If one does not forget the prewar picture I described, it is not surprising that many individual post-war research results still come from non-professionals. Here are some obvious examples. Through the discovery and initial exploration of the heap of Andaman dwellings, which laid the foundations for the past of these islanders, they are the result of the work of the physique anthropologist L. Cipriani, and many of the knowledge of African societies Valuable contributions from Catholic missionaries such as B. Bernardi’s earlier activities, S. Santandlea and A. Dalos, a unique section on Orinoco culture The moving record, which depicts a tribe of Arnoma who “became a disciple” and completely remote as a foreign land for twenty years