Description
Notes on the Ethnology of Tibet (1891) by William Woodville Rockhill is a significant work that delves into the cultural, social, and ethnic composition of Tibetan society. Based on Rockhill’s extensive travels in Tibet, the work provides insights into the Tibetan people, their customs, language, religion, and social structure. It also explores the interactions between Tibetans and neighboring regions, including Mongolia and China. Rockhill’s observations contribute to the Western understanding of Tibetan culture in the late 19th century, offering valuable ethnographic details about the Tibetan way of life, their practices, and their worldview.
