Albert Samuel Gatschet
✓ Source-basedstableSwiss ethnologist, linguist (1832-1907)
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Albert Louis Samuel Gatschet was a Swiss-American linguist, philologist, and ethnologist. He is best known for his contributions to the study of the Indigenous peoples and languages of North America. His work included analyses of almost a hundred different languages and preserved many on the brink of extinction.
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Klaus von BeymeAlso won Honorary doctor at the University of Bern
Gabriel ValentinAlso won Honorary doctor at the University of BernMathis WackernagelAlso won Honorary doctor at the University of Bern
Auguste RollierAlso won Honorary doctor at the University of Bern
Carl Joseph SchröterAlso won Honorary doctor at the University of Bern
Peter JenniAlso won Honorary doctor at the University of Bern
Gabriel ValentinAlso won Honorary doctor at the University of BernMathis WackernagelAlso won Honorary doctor at the University of BernAuguste RollierAlso won Honorary doctor at the University of BernCarl Joseph SchröterAlso won Honorary doctor at the University of BernPeter JenniAlso won Honorary doctor at the University of BernAbout this person
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SwitzerlandCategory
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Academic
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deceased
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Lived 1832 to 1907 · aged 74
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