Grafton Elliot Smith
Also known as
Smith, Grafton Elliot SirGrafton E. SmithSir Grafton Elliot SmithSir G. Elliot SmithSmith, Grafton Elliot
Born 1871-01-01
Died 1937-01-01
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL113327A
- VIAF41901770
- WikidataQ733942
- ISNI0000000121297825
- LibriVox13949
- Project Gutenberg25053
- Goodreads1257271
Top Subjects
- Brain (8)
- Mummies (5)
- Egypt (5)
- Anthropology (5)
- Civilization (5)
- Cerebral sulci (3)
- Civilization -- History (3)
Books by Grafton Elliot Smith
Total count: 94
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Further observations on the anatomy of the brain in the monotrematas.n.1898-01-01
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The brain in the edentataThe Society1899-01-01
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Note on the so-called 'Transitory fissures' of the human brain, with special reference to Bischoff's 'Fissura perpendicularis externa'Harrison and Sons, printers1903-01-01
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The brain of the archaeocetiHarrison and Sons, printers1903-01-01
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On the morphology of the brain in the Mammaliawith special reference to that of the lemurs, recent and extinctPrinted for the Linnean Society1903-01-01
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On the morphology of the cerebral commissures in the Vertebratawith special reference to an aberrant commissure found in the forebrain of certain reptilesThe Society1903-01-01
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On the so-called 'gyrus hippocampi's.n.1903-01-01
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The fossa parieto-occipitaliss.n.1904-01-01
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A preliminary note on an aberrant circumolivary bundle springing from the left pyramidal tracts.n.1904-01-01
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A note on nervous lesions produced mechanically by atheromatous arteriess.n.1905-01-01
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A contribution to the study of mummification in EgyptInstitut français d'archéologie orientale1906-01-01
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Mémoires présentés à l'institut Egyptien et publiés sous les auspices de S. A. Abbas II, Khédive d'EgypteTome 5, fascicule 1: A contribution to the study of mummification in Egypt, with special reference to the measures adopted during the time of the 21st dynasty for moulding the form of the body.Imprimerie nationale1906-01-01
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On the nature of the 'Faisceau en écharpe' of Férés.n.1907-01-01
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New studies on the folding of the visual cortex and the significance of the occipital sulci in the human brains.n.1907-01-01
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Pott'sche Krankheit an einer ägyptischen Mumieaus der Zeit der 21. Dynastie (um 1000 v. Chr.)A. Töpelmann1910-01-01
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The history of mummification in Egypt.1910-01-01
Pott'sche Krankheit an einer ägyptischen Mumie aus der Zeit der 21 Dynastie (um 1000 v. chr.)Verlag von Alfred Töpelmann (vormals J. Ricker)1910-01-01
The ancient Egyptians and their influence upon the civilization of EuropeHarper & Brothers1911-01-01-
The ancient Egyptians and their influence upon the civilization of EuropeHarper Brothers1911-01-01
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The origin of mammalsPrinted by Spottiswoode and Co.1911-01-01
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Le cerveau d'un Tasmaniens.n.1911-01-01
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Discussion on megalithic monuments and their buildersprinted by Spottiswoode and Co.1912-01-01
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The royal mummiesImpr. de l'Institut français d'archéologie orientale1912-01-01
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The royal mummiesInstitut français d'archéologie orientale1912-01-01
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Address to the Anthropological sectionPrinted by Spottiswoode and Co.1912-01-01
The Migrations of Early Culture: A Study of the Significance of the Geographical Distribution of ...Longmans Green & Co.1915-01-01-
Ships as evidence of the migrations of early cultureUniversity Press1915-01-01
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Discussion on the influence of ancient Egyptian civilisation on the world's culture1. Opening statementSpottiswoode and Co.1915-01-01
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Pre-Columbian representations of the elephant in America.Richard Clay and Sons1915-01-01
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The migrations of early culturea study of the significance of the geographical distribution of the practice of mummification as evidence of migrations of peoples and the spread of certain customs and beliefs.University Press1915-01-01
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The migrations of early culturea study of the significance of the geographical distribution of the practice of the migrations of peoples and the spread of certain customs and beliefs.University Press1915-01-01
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Shock and the soldierLancet Office1916-01-01
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The influence of ancient Egyptian civilization in the East and in AmericaThe University Press1916-01-01
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Men of the old stone ages.n.1916-01-01
Shell shock and its lessons2d ed.University Press1917-01-01-
The teaching of anatomyprinted by Green and Son1918-01-01
The evolution of the dragonThe University press1919-01-01-
On examples of tarsius from Sarawaks.n.]1921-01-01
The ancient Egyptians and the origin of civilizationNew and rev. ed.Harper1923-01-01
Tutankhamenand the discovery of his tomb by the late Earl of Carnarvon and Mr. Howard Carter.Routledge1923-01-01-
Tutankhamun and the discovery of his tomb by the late Earl of Carnarvon and Mr. Howard Carter.Routledge1923-01-01
Tutankhamen and the discovery of his tomb by the late Earl of Carnarvon and Mr. Howard CarterG. Routledge & Sons ltd.1923-01-01-
The ancient Egyptians and the origin of civilizationNew and rev. ed.Harper1923-01-01
Ancient Egyptians and the Origin of CivilizationNew and rev. ed editionAyer Co Pub1923-06-01-
The evolution of manessays.Oxford Univ. Press1924-01-01
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Elephants and ethnologists.Paul, Trench, Trubner1924-01-01
Elephants and ethnologistsK. Paul, Trench, Trubner & Co.1924-01-01-
A memoir of Prof. John Irvine Hunter, M.D. SydneyLancet Office1924-01-01
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The evolution of manessays.Milford1924-01-01
The evolution of manessaysH. Milford, Oxford University Press1924-01-01
Egyptian mummiesG. Allen & Unwin, ltd.1924-01-01-
The evolution of manessaysH. Milford, Oxford University Press1924-01-01
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The Galton lectures.n.1924-01-01
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Egyptian mummiesAllen1924-01-01
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Egyptian mummiesAllen & Unwin1924-01-01
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The London skulls.n.1925-01-01
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Thomas Vicary lecture on the significance of anatomydelivered before the Royal College of Surgeons of Englands.n.1926-01-01
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Elephants or macaws?Asia and American civilisation : a new discoverys.n.1927-01-01
Human natureWatts & Co.1927-01-01
Culturethe diffusion controversyW.W. Norton & Company, Inc.1927-01-01-
Culture, the diffusion controversyK. Paul, Trench, Trubner & Co., Ltd.1928-01-01
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In the beginningthe origin of civilizationHowe1928-01-01
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Culturethe diffusion controversyK. Paul, Trench, Trubner & Co., Ltd.1928-01-01
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In the beginningthe origin of civilizationG. Howe, ltd.1928-01-01
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The migrations of early culture.1st ed.,, Repr. with index.Manchester University Press1929-01-01
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The variations in the folding of the visual cortex in manH. K. Lewis & Co.1929-01-01
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Human historyW.W. Norton & Company, inc.1929-01-01
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Human historyCape1930-01-01
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The ancestry of mans.n.1930-01-01
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The Peking skullPrinted by R. & R. Clark1931-01-01
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The significance of the Peking manOliver and Boyd1931-01-01
The search for man's ancestorsWatts & Co.1931-01-01-
The search for man's ancestorsWatts1931-01-01
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Sinanthropus - Peking manits discovery and significances.n.1931-01-01
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In the beginningthe origin of civilization.New ed., rev. & enl.Watts1932-01-01
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In the beginningthe origin of civilizationNew ed., revised and enlarged.Watts1932-01-01
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The discovery of primitive man in ChinaGovt. Print. Off.1932-01-01
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The diffusion of cultureWatts & co.1933-01-01
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The diffusion of cultureWatts1933-01-01
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Human historyRev. edJ. Cape1934-01-01
Human historyRev. ed.J. Cape1934-01-01-
Davidson Black1884-1934.Harrison and Sons, Printers1934-01-01
In the beginningthe origin of civilizationNew ed., rev. and enl. --Watts1934-01-01-
The place of Thomas Henry Huxley in anthropologyRoyal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland1935-01-01
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Ibsen og GrimstadH. Aschehoug1940-01-01
The ancient Egyptians and the origin of civilization.New and rev. ed.Books for Libraries Press1970-01-01
Wen hua de chuan boShanghai wen yi chu ban she1991-01-01-
The relation of the fornix to the margin of the cerebral cortexs.n.
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Anatomy of the female pelvic organss.n.
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The morphology of the human cerebellums.n.
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How old is man?s.n.
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Notes on the olfactory centrePrinted at the Otago Daily Times Office
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On a peculiarity of the cerebral commissures in certain marsupialia, not hitherto recognised as a distinctive feature of the diprotodontiaHarrison & Sons, Printers
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The brain of a foetal ornithorhynchus. Part I, the fore-brains.n.