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Charles Hill-Tout
Charles Hill-Tout (1858–1944) was an amateur anthropologist, active in Canada.
Born in Buckland, Devon, England〔(bio on ''Charles Hill-Tout Fonds'', MemoryBC website )〕 on 28 September, 1858, he studied theology before emigrating to Canada after graduating from Oxford,〔(''Charles Hill-Tout'', Talonbooks biography page )〕 becoming acting principal of a private boys' school in Vancouver, Dr. Whetham's College, before starting his own school, Buckland College, The Great Midden, which dates from 2400-1600 years BP and was a living village until the first of the great smallpox epidemics in the late 17th Century, is today a National Heritage Site of Canada.
His published works include reports collected in Ralph Maud's four volume study on Salish peoples,〔 ''The Salish People'', 1978.〕 and his 1907 work ''The Native Races of British North America: The Far West''. During the First World War he enlisted in the Canadian Expeditionary Force with 242nd Battalion, CEF. He died June 30th 1944 at Vancouver.〔(Hill-Tout, Charles ), The Canadian Encyclopedia〕
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