HRDLICKA, ALES

(1869), a Bohemian-American anthropologist 6. in Humpolec Bohemia. He studied in his native country and in New York, later calrying on investigations among the insane and other defective cla es in the New York State service. Since 1898 he has been almost continuously in the field for the U. S. National Musuem as anthropologist, participating in expeditions to Mexico, the Balkans, South America, r Asia and various parts of the United States. ly if, became a Buddhist monk in res Hee Smee Cee useage y, a ally visited India in order to penetrate Buddhist arcana; pe avere vast ager alone, and left able accounts of the districts through which he pa ed. The Ind.|N., pilgrimage was considered specially mere i to rio us by the Chin. Buddhists, whose writings are an important source for history of India.;; W.), town, Peru, S. America. Pop. c 6,000; of dept. c. 167,840.