Walter Hough

Walter Hough was an American anthropologist and curator known for his contributions to the study of Native American cultures. He served as a curator at the U.S. National Museum, where he focused on the material culture of indigenous peoples. Hough is recognized for his work "The Hopi Indians," which provides insights into the traditions and lifestyles of the Hopi tribe. Additionally, his publication "Fire-making Apparatus in the U. S. National Museum" showcases his interest in the technological aspects of Native American life. His research has played a significant role in preserving and understanding the heritage of Native American communities.