...Charles L. Eastlack The Tapirapé River flows into the Araguaia from the west at a point approximately 10 degrees 40 minutes south of the Equator. Tampiitaua, a Tapirapé Indian settlement located on the Tapirapé River, was visited by ethnographer Herbert Baldus on two field trips, in 1935...

...D. B. Stout Bibliografía crítica da etnología brasileira . By Baldus Herbert . São Paulo , 1954 . Comissão do IV Centenário da Cidade de São Paulo . Illustrations. Index . Pp. 859 . Copyright 1955 by Duke University Press 1955 ...

... the anthropologists Kurt Nimuen-dajú and Herbert Baldus, Frances and Melville Herskovits, and Claude Lévi-Strauss and the sociologists Donald Pierson, Emilio Willems, and Roger Bastitle, to name only a few of the non-Brazilians who joined their Brazilian colleagues Artur Ramos and Heloisa Alberto Torres...

... of the upper Xingú; and H. Baldus’s summary of the three classic methods of Indian mission work, from the colonial Jesuits to the S.P.I.—protection, pacification, and directed acculturation—and reasons for their common failure. Afro-Brazilian religious cults in Bahia and Recife are examined in differing...

... contribution for scholars who utilize ethnological taxonomy. The three translated articles are examples of Brazilian scholarship at its best. “Synopsis of the Critical Bibliography of Brazilian Ethnology, 1953-1960,” by Herbert Baldus, director of the Museu Paulista, São Paulo, supplements his well-known...