Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland - Rivers Memorial Medal

Rivers Memorial Medal

The Medal was founded in 1923 by the Council of the Institute in memory of its late President, William Halse Rivers, originally for 'anthropological work in the field'. However, in the 1960s the rules were amended to reflect anthropological work in a broader sense. The Medal shall be awarded for a recent body of work published over a period of five years which makes, as a whole, a significant contribution to social, physical or cultural anthropology or archaeology. Recipients include:

  • 2011 Robert Foley
  • 2010 Stephen Shennan
  • 2009 Wendy James
  • 2008 Daniel Miller and Brian Morris
  • 2007 Andrew Whiten
  • 2006 Paul Sillitoe
  • 2005 Clive Gamble
  • 2004 Chris Stringer
  • 2003 Robert Hugh Layton
  • 2002 Maurice Bloch
  • 2001 No Award
  • 2000 Adam Kuper
  • 1999 Caroline Humphrey
  • 1998 Nicholas Thomas
  • 1997 James Carrier
  • 1996 Ray Abrahams
  • 1995 Simon Harrison
  • 1994 Michael Herzfeld
  • 1993 R. W. Wrangham
  • 1992 Ladislav Holy
  • 1991 Dan Sperber
  • 1990 C. G. Nicholas Mascie-Taylor
  • 1989 Tim Ingold
  • 1988 Alfred Gell
  • 1987 No Award
  • 1986 John Blacking
  • 1985 David Parkin
  • 1984 Alan Macfarlane
  • 1983 Maurice Bloch
  • 1982 Elizabeth Colson
  • 1981 No Award
  • 1980 Abner Cohen
  • 1979 Colin Renfrew
  • 1978 Phillip Tobias
  • 1977 Peter Ucko
  • 1976 Andrew Strathern and Marilyn Strathern
  • 1975 J. R. Goody
  • 1974 David Francis Pocock
  • 1973 S. J. Tambiah
  • 1972 John d'A. Waechter
  • 1971 No Award
  • 1970 Rodney Needham
  • 1969 Joseph Sidney Weiner
  • 1968 Mary Douglass and Eric Higgs
  • 1967 Philip Mayer and Nigel A. Barnicot
  • 1966 Philip Gulliver
  • 1965 Victor Turner
  • 1964 Adrian Mayer
  • 1963 Derek Stenning
  • 1962 H. Lehman
  • 1961 Hilda Kuper
  • 1960 J. C. Mitchell
  • 1959 J. A. Barnes
  • 1958 E. R. Leach
  • 1957 Phyllis M. Kaberry
  • 1956 Daryll Forde
  • 1955 M. N. Srinivas
  • 1954 Max Gluckman
  • 1953 Donald F. Thomson
  • 1952 L. S. B. Leakey and Monica Wilson
  • 1951 R. F. Fortune
  • 1950 S. F. Nadel
  • 1949 C. von Fürer Haimendorf
  • 1948 Verrier Elwin
  • 1947 Meyer Fortes
  • 1946 Ian H. Hogbin
  • 1945 J. Eric Thompson and Audrey I. Richards
  • 1944 James Hornell
  • 1943 Beatrice Mary Blackwood
  • 1942 James Philip Mills
  • 1941 Diamon Jenness
  • 1940 Raymond Firth
  • 1939 Isaac Schapera
  • 1938 Dorothy Ann Elizabeth Garrod
  • 1937 Edward Evan Evans-Pritchard
  • 1936 Peter H. Buck
  • 1935 A. M. Hocart
  • 1934 Miss Gertrude Caton-Thompson
  • 1933 Mrs Brenda Zara Seligman
  • 1932 Melville Williams Hilton
  • 1931 Reverend E. W. Smith
  • 1930 Bronislaw Malinowski
  • 1929 John Henry Hutton
  • 1928 Sidney H. Ray and Emil Torday
  • 1927 Sir W. Baldwin Spencer
  • 1926 Edward Westermarck
  • 1925 C. G. Seligman
  • 1924 A. C. Haddon

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