This banner text can have markup. Search the history of over billion web pages on the Internet. Hambly, Field Mus. XXVI, has been out of print for several years. I felt, therefore, that teachers and stu- dents would welcome a selected bibliography for the period in order to bring the Source Book almost up to date.
The present supplement to the Source Book is an attempt to select and classify titles of major interest and usefulness; but I fully realize that there is room for considerable difference of opinion on the scientific and didactic value of books and articles. Students are advised to supplement this selected bibliography by use of lists of books and periodical literature published in the journal Africa and in African Abstracts, both issued by the Inter- national African Institute, London.
Personal experience has shown that the Secretary of the Institute will give expert advice to those who write and explain their specific needs. Such advice is especially necessary in the field of linguistics. For a quarterly bibliography, classified by African regions, see also African Affairs, the journal of the Royal African Society.
The titles in this bibliography are divided into three sections: 1 Author's names with full details of the titles; 2 subjects; 3 political regions. A fourth section comprises a list of about periodicals containing articles on African anthropology and kindred subjects.
The bibliography has been planned to provide a nucleus around which a student may readily build his own more detailed bibliography on some particular subject. July 30, Wilfrid D. Old periodicals appear under new names and with new addresses.
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