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	Jan Czekanowski - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		Jan Czekanowski (October 8, 1882–July 20, 1965) was a Polish anthropologist, statistician and linguist.
		Czekanowski classified six subraces in Europe which were mixed types of the pure races.
		Jan Czekanowski, Life, Racial classification, References, 1882 births, 1965 deaths, Polish anthropologists, Polish mathematicians and Polish linguists.
	www.arikah.net /encyclopedia/Jan_Czekanowski (381 words)

	Jan - Wikipedia
		Jan III Sobieski ( 1629 - 1696), krÃ³l od 1675
		Jan VI ( 1767 - 1826), krÃ³l od 1816
		Jan III Waza ( 1537 - 1592), krÃ³l Szwecji od 1569
	pl.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jan (769 words)

	Ethnomusicology on the turn
		Anna Czekanowska was born in Lwów on June 25th 1929, daughter of a prominent anthropologist and ethnologist, Jan Czekanowski.
		Jan Steszewski, the ethnomusicologist, became the Head of the Musicological Department at the University of Adam Mickiewicz in Poznan.
		The diagram by Jan Czekanowski was used by Anna in her M. thesis (1952, published in 1956) but not published later, because it could arouse suspicion of "formalism," which could cause serious consequences in those times.
	www.sibetrans.com /trans/trans5/bielawski.htm (2537 words)

	Jan Czekanowski - WikiLingua
		Jan Czekanowski earned himself a lasting place in the history of the social sciences as an eminent scholar of African anthropology and as the creator of the Polish school of anthropology (Jones 2002; Czekanowska-Kuklińska, Bar 2002).
		Czekanowski’s methodology should be recognised, however, as an ideology-free and lasting contribution to the development of quantitative linguistics.
		In the 1940’s Czekanowski’s concepts were a novelty in the lecture halls of the world and they foretold the imminent arrival of advanced multidimensional methods.
	www.uni-trier.de /uni/fb2/ldv/ldv_wiki/index.php/Jan_Czekanowski (552 words)

	info: JAN MAYEN (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Jan Mayen Island, a part of the Kingdom of Norway, is a 373 km² arctic volcanic island partly covered by glaciers and divided into two parts by a narrow isthmus.
		Jan Mayen is an integrated geographical body of Norway.
		The present name of the island is derived from this, the claim of its 1611 discovery by a Dutch navigator, Jan Mayen, being unsupportable.
	www.mp3-midi.biz /Jan_Mayen (594 words)

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		Wyniki swych badań Czekanowski publikował w wydawnictwach towarzystwa, tam też wydał w 1874 r monograficzne opracowanie budowy geologicznej badanych rejonów, liczące ponad 500 stron i opatrzone mapą geologiczną.
		Wraz z niewielką, paroosobową grupą towarzyszy i pomocników, Czekanowski częściowo płynąc na łodziach, a częściowo podróżując lądem, wierzchem lub saniami zaprzężonymi w reny, wykonywał podstawowe badania fizjograficzne, pomiary i zdjęcia kartograficzne oraz gromadził okazy geologiczne, botaniczne i zoologiczne.
		Czekanowski, już znany badacz Syberii (Zabajkala i jeziora Bajkał), ułatwił mu odbycie studiów w zakresie geologii i paleontologii.
	www.globtroters.3lo.pl /print.php?what=article&id=24 (4045 words)

	Public Anthropology
		Czekanowski’s piece is a response to an article and comments published earlier in the same volume of Current Anthropology by Bielicki and Wiercinski entitled “Issues in the Study of Race: Two View from Poland with Discussion.” Czekanowski was a founder and, at the time of his writing, the oldest member of the so-called “
		In this piece, Czekanowski is concerned with defending the contributions of Polish anthropologists in the development of racial classifications, especially categories of Eastern European races.
		Czekanowski, writing at the request of the CA editor, provides a summary of his work in physical anthropology.
	www.publicanthropology.org /Archive/Ca1962.htm (7269 words)

	info: JAN KOZIETULSKI (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		July 4, 1781 in Skierniewice - February 3, 1821 in Warsaw) was a Polish Colonel, the hero of Samosierra.
		Jan was commander of the 1st Squadron of the 1st Chevau-Légers Lancers, Imperial Guard Regiment commanded by Wincenty Krasinski during the Napoleonic Wars.
		In the Polish (Congress) Kingdom, Jan became the commander of the 4th Uhlan Regiment.
	www.info-malta.com /Jan_Kozietulski (110 words)

	Encyclopedia: Lviv (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Jan Czekanowski (1882 - 1965), Polish anthropologist, statistician and linguist He worked at the University of Lviv and University of Poznan.
		Count Jan Stefan Krukowiecki (1772-1850) was a Polish general and chairman of the Polish National Government (prezes Rządu Narodowego) during the November Uprising and general during Napoleonic Wars fighting in the troops of Napoleon.
		Jan Józef Ignacy Łukasiewicz (born March 8, 1822 - January 7, 1882) was the founder of the world petroleum industry.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Lviv (9776 words)

	Jan Czekanowski's plates - Stirpes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Czekanowski's example has too much Nordid admixture to be considered typical, IMO.
		Czekanowski theory of Dinarid origin like "Nordic-Armenoid" is unheard but interesting.
		Czekanowski might have come to the conclusion that Dinarids are a blend of Neolithic farmers from Anatolia(hence the 'Armenoid' label) and Corded ware/Battle Axe and Halstatt invaders of which the ancient Illyirans might have been(
	forum.stirpes.net /archive/index.php/t-3476.html (1237 words)

	NewPoland - Famous Poles: Scientists
		Brozek (Broscius), Jan (1588-1652), mathematician, physician; Rector of Jagiellonian University in Krakow ; contributed to a greater knowledge of Copernicus theories.
		Lukasiewicz, Jan (1878-1946), logician; professor and Rector of Warsaw University.
		Swietoslawski was a candidate for the Nobel Prize award before the World War II for his sensational work on the theory of liquid-steam balance systems and on problems of the distillation of carbon compounds.
	www.newpoland.com /famous_poles_scientists_main.htm (3556 words)

	UJK we Lwowie - rok akademicki 1935/1936
		Piotr Stach, Ludwik Ehriich, Witold Nowicki, Stanisław Łempicki, Jan Hirschler i Dyrektor Bibljoteki Rudolf Kotula.
		Jan Stepa, dr fil., prof., filozofji chrześcijańskiej, kierownik Zakładu filozofji chrześcijańskiej, nadto wykładający socjologję.
		Jan Poratyński, mr farmacji i dr fil., wykłada ustawodawstwo farmaceutyczne oraz historję farmacji.
	www.lwow.com.pl /ujk/1.html (1495 words)

	Encyclopedia: List of famous Poles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Johannes Dantiscus (Jan Dantyszek) ( 1485 – 1548), Latin poet and Prince-Bishop of Warmia
		Jan Karol Chodkiewicz ( 1560 - 1621), military commander, victor from Kircholm
		John of Kolno (Jan z Kolna, Johannes Scolnus or Scolvus), (semi?)legendary explorer and discoverer of America before Columbus (1476)
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/List-of-famous-Poles (833 words)

	Strona antropologiczna Tomasz Kozłowskiego
		Jan Czekanowski urodził się w rodzinie ziemiańskiej 6.10.1882 roku w Głuchowie, niedaleko Grójca na Mazowszu, gdzie spędził też dzieciństwo.
		Czekanowski przenosi się na stałe do Poznania, gdzie od roku 1946 aż do momentu przejścia na emeryturę w roku 1960, kieruje Katedrą Antropologii.
		Czekanowski w uznaniu swych zasług otrzymał doktorat honoris causa Uniwersytetu we Wrocławiu oraz w Poznaniu.
	www.biol.uni.torun.pl /~kozlow/antrop/mistrz.htm (559 words)

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		Phrenology was considered to be a modern science at this time and involved the study of the relationship between a person’s character and morphology of the skull.
		Czekanowski published works on his pioneering efforts of biometrical principles, as well as many other books between 1913 and 194, that were later burned by the Nazi’s (Malinowski and Wolanski, 1985).
		Czekanowski was head of anthropology at the university in Lvov and he was a huge influence in the 1920’s and 1930’s.
	home.utm.utoronto.ca /~e0g7ntsc/Poland.doc (2015 words)

	info: JAN SMITHERS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Karin Jan Smithers (born July 3, 1949) is an American television and film actress.
		Smithers was involved in a car accident which left a permanent scar on her chin.
		She is not to be confused with Welcome Back, Kotter actress Marcia Strassman, with whom she shares a close resemblance.
	www.info-malta.com /Jan_Smithers (219 words)

	List of Poles - Definition, explanation
		Johannes Dantiscus (Jan Dantyszek) (1485–1548), Latin poet and Prince-Bishop of Warmia
		Jan III Sobieski (John III of Poland) (1629-1696), king of Poland and Great Duke of Lithuania, victor at the Battle of Vienna
		Jan Karol Chodkiewicz (1560-1621), military commander, victor from Kircholm
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/l/li/list_of_poles.php (1092 words)

	MaCzek 3.3 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		CZEKANOWSKI J., 1909, Zur Differentialdiagnose der Neandertalgruppe, Korespondentblatt der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Anthropologie, Ethnologie und Urgeschichte, vol.
		CZEKANOWSKI J., 1910, Verwandtschaftsbeziehungen der Zentralafrikanischen Pygmaen, Korespondentblatt der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Anthropologie, Ethnologie und Urgeschichte, vol.
		CZEKANOWSKI J., 1911, Objektive Kriterien in der Ethnologie, Korespondentblatt der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Anthropologie, Ethnologie und Urgeschichte, vol.
	www.archeo.uw.edu.pl /MaCzek/index.html (817 words)

	Department of Historical Anthropology, Warsaw University, Poland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Rosinski moved to Lvov, to Professor Jan Czekanowski's school, where he dedicated himself to teaching, organizational work and anthropogenetic studies, which gave him the title of professor at Jan Casimirus University.
		Among them were Stanislaw Poniatowski and Jan Czekanowski, as well as Edward Loth, and Michal Reicher.
		Roughly at the same time Jan Mydlarski established the anthropological laboratory at the Central Institute for Physical Education in Warsaw, while Stanislaw Poniatowski dedicated himself to ethnological studies and was offered the Chair of Ethnology at Warsaw University.
	www.archeo.uw.edu.pl /antropologia/english/hist1.htm (405 words)

	Zak³ad Antropologii Historycznej IA UW (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		It was not until the beginning of 1946 that Professor Jan Mydlarski began to give a series of guest lectures and conduct a class.
		In 1946 the authorities of the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences sent out a query to three outstanding Polish anthropologists: Jan Czekanowski, Kazimierz Stolyhwo, and Jan Mydlarski.
		Czekanowski and Stolyhwo were invited to the Commission for Appointment to the Chair of Anthropology, in order to consider the candidacies of J. Mydlarski and B. Rosinski.
	www.archeo.uw.edu.pl /antropologia/hist2.htm (2325 words)

	History
		The situation of individual branches of learning were discussed by: Wac³aw Sierpiñski, Jan Samsonowicz, Jan Czekanowski, Józef Kostrzewski, W³adys³aw Konopczyñski, and Edward Taylor.
		On 29 March 1990, during a meeting at the Center for the History of the Organization of Science (Institute for the History of Science, Education and Technology, PASc) Jan Piskurewicz delivered a paper devoted to the last phase of the functioning of the Mianowski Fund and the attempts to reactivate it.
		On 11 October 1991, by the decision of the City of Warsaw District Court, the Mianowski Fund was inscribed into the official register of foundations.
	www.mianowski.waw.pl /history.htm (8666 words)

	Apolyton Civilization Forums > Miscellaneous > Archive > Civ3-Civilizations > Why Poland MUST be included ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Czekanowski, Aleksander (1833-1876) He was a geologist, geographer — explorer of North-Eastern regions of Asia.
		As an author of “Polish notion,” he became the founder of the “new triple logics” and member of Lvov-Warsaw school of mathematical logic.
		Sniadecki, Jan (1756-1830), greatest Polish mathematician and astronomer at the turn of the 18th century.
	apolyton.net /forums/showthread.php?s=5b53da0201b5a1237db8bcf7e67f926d&threadid=33027 (3840 words)

	Jan Czekanowski Did You Mean jan?
		While working on studying the societies of Africa, he developed various statistical methods and contributed to the field of taxonomy.
		Article on Jan czekanowski, category, different spelling or sense
		Page Jan Czekanowski cached on Monday 19th of March 2007 03:19:57 PM Compteur gratuit
	www.did-you-mean.com /Jan_Czekanowski_44e3.html (170 words)

	list of poles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Johannes Dantiscus (Jan Dantyszek) (1485-1548), Latin poet and Prince-Bishop of Warmia
		Jan III Sobieski ( John III of Poland) (1629-1696), king of Poland and Great Duke of Lithuania, victor at the Battle of Vienna
		Janusz Zurakowski, WW II fighter pilot and Avro Arrow test pilot
	www.yourencyclopedia.net /list_of_poles.html (595 words)

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		Zwischen Nil und Kongo : Auf den Spuren von Jan Czekanowski : Sonderausstellung vom 04.
		Between the Congo and the Nile : Following the traces of Jan Czekanowski
		Afrika-expedíció Chekanowski, Jan (1882-1965) fotóantropológia Közép-Afrika African-explorer Middle-Africa photoanthropology
	www.neprajz.hu /tin-bin/tinweb.cgi?set1=16&resnum=1&key1=5a7769736368656e204e696c20756e64204b6f6e676f203a204175662064656e2053707572656e20766f6e204a616e20437a656b616e6f77736b69203a20536f6e6465726175737374656c6c756e6720766f6d2030342e2031302e20323030312e202d2030322e2030312e20323030322e203d204d6965647a79204e696c656d2061204b6f6e676f203a20536c6164616d69204a616e6120437a656b616e6f77736b6965676f203d204265747765656e2074686520436f6e676f20616e6420746865204e696c65203a20466f6c6c6f77696e672074686520747261636573206f66204a616e20437a656b616e6f77736b69&uid=3c64148d-5363&lang=hun&folder=result (91 words)

	S³ynni Lwowiacy
		Jan Czekanowski (1882-1965), polski podró¿nik, antropolog, etnolog, statystyk, demograf, profesor uniwersytetów we Lwowie (kierownik Zak³adu Antropologiczno-Etnologicznego UJK, rektor UJK w latach 1934-1936), Lublinie, Poznaniu, cz³onek PAN.
		Jan Ernst (1909-1993) - geograf i artysta muzyk.
		Jan Grek (1875-1941) - internista, profesor w Klinice Chorób Wewnêtrznych UJK, szwagier Tadeusza Boya-¯eleñskiego, zamordowany wraz z nim i z ¿on¹, Mari¹ Pareñsk¹-Grekow¹ (uwiecznion¹ jako Maryna w "Weselu" Wyspiañskiego) na Wzgórzach Wuleckich.
	lwow.home.pl /lwowianie.html (6547 words)

	List of famous Poles
		Johannes Dantiscus (Jan Dantyszek) (1485-1548), Latin poetand Prince-Bishop of Warmia
		Jan Karol Chodkiewicz (1560-1621), militarycommander, victor from Kircholm
		John of Kolno (Jan z Kolna,Johannes Scolnus or Scolvus), (semi?)legendary explorer and discoverer of America before Columbus (1476)
	www.therfcc.org /list-of-famous-poles-30601.html (488 words)

	Jan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Czego JaÅ siÄ nie nauczy tego Jan bÄdzie umiaÅ
		Jan IV Jan IX Jan I (krÃ³l Portugalii)
		PapieÅ¼ Jan PaweÅ II Articles created at the same time
	pl.freeglossary.com /Jan (72 words)

	SCAR » Report 20
		Several generations of Polish scientists imprisoned by tzarist oppressors for their patriotic activities and deported to Siberia, especially after unsuccessful upsurges of 1830-31 and 1863, contributed enormously to geographical discoveries and pioneered biological and geological research in the Siberian Arctic and Subarctic.
		Earth scientists, Aleksander Czekanowski (1833-1876) and Jan Czerski (1845-1892), should be listed among the most famous.
		Two scientific expeditions, organized by the Geographical Society of Poland in 1968 (leader R. Galon), and by the Lodz University in 1972 (leader S. Jewtuchowicz), have initiated Polish glaciological and geomorphological research in southern part of Iceland.
	www.scar.org /publications/reports/20/Rep20a.html (6417 words)

	Photographie \| Autres lieux, autres regards \| Pologne - Afrique
		Auteurs : Jan Czekanowski - Witold Grzesiewicz - Ryszard Kapuscinski - Chris Ledochowski - Casimir Zagourski.
		L’exposition présente les plus belles uvres photographiques de cinq auteurs d’origine polonaise qui ont travaillé en Afrique : Jan Czekanowski (1908-1909), Casimir Zagourski (1924-1941), Witold Grzesiewicz (1933-1938), Ryszard Kapuscinski (1960-1965) et Chris Ledochowski (1990-2002).
		De Czekanowski, anthropologue polonais parcourant à pied la région des Grand Lacs, à Ledochowski, photographe sud-africain documentant avec passion la créativité artistique des townships du Cap, l’histoire de la photographie s’avère être une longue marche vers l’Autre
	www.photographie.com /?evtid=103583 (376 words)

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