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Gordon T.
Bowles
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Field of Study
Anthropology & Cultural Studies
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Years Awarded
1942
As published in the Foundation’s Report for 1941–42:
BOWLES, GORDON TOWNSEND. Appointed for studies of functional adaptations in the human skeleton based on Hawaiian skeletal materials; tenure, twelve months from the Autumn of 1942 (postponed).
Born June 25, 1904, in Japan. Education: Earlham College, A.B., 1925; Tokyo Imperial University, special student, 1926–27; University of Pennsylvania, 1927–28; Harvard University, Ph.D., 1935; Harvard-Yenching Fellow, 1930–32.
Lecturer in English, 1925–26, Dai Ichi Koto Gakko, Tokyo; Assistant in Anthropology, 1930–34, Research Associate, 1935–37, Harvard University, for research in Tibet and North India; Assistant Professor of Anthropology, 1938–41, University of Hawaii.
Publications: New Types of Old Americans at Harvard, 1932. Article in Bulletin of the Geological Society of China.
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