Masatoshi Endo

Social Structure and Spatial Application of the Name-giving Prohibition of the Ainu in the early 1800s

Settlement size and number of house sites among the Ainu in the Mitsuishi district of Hokkaido, Japan, 1856-1869

Some features of the numbers of inhabitants and households by settlement among the Ainu people in the early 1800s

Historical Materials on the Orochon Hunter-Gatherers in the Bud of Sedentary Way of Life, Northeast China

Kinship relationships and mobility of settlement members of the Ainu in the Mitsuishi district of Hokkaido,Japan,1856-1869

Sustainable Blood Kin Relationships among Settlement Dwellers through Fluid Residential Groupings of the Ainu as Hunter-Gatherers in the Mitsuishi District of Hokkaido, Japan, 1856-1869

Expansion process of Japanese names among the Ainu in the Etorohu island in the early 1800s

Spatial Application of the Name-giving Prohibition of the Orochon in the Southeastern Part of Greater Khingan Range, Northern China, in the 1930s

Name-giving Prohibition among the Ainu and Expansion of Japanese Names in the Nineteenth Century

The Mobility of Household Members of the Ainu in the Nemuro District of Hokkaido, Japan, 1848-1858