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Alan Macfarlane Net Worth

He went on to study at Cambridge University and obtained a degree in history and anthropology. He has written several books on the history of England and has also written extensively on the anthropology of South Asia. Alan Macfarlane is a British author, historian, anthropologist and professor with an estimated net worth of $60 million. Born in Assam, India in December 1942, Macfarlane attended Sedberg School in Yorkshire before obtaining a degree in history and anthropology from Cambridge University. He has written numerous books on the history of England and has also done extensive research on the anthropology of South Asia.
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Birth Day	December 20, 1941
Birth Place	United Kingdom
Age	82 YEARS OLD
Birth Sign	Sagittarius
Net Worth:	$60 Million
Gender:	Male

💰 Net worth: $60 Million (2024)

Alan Macfarlane, a renowned author and scholar from the United Kingdom, is projected to have a net worth of $60 million by 2024. With an extensive collection of published works, Macfarlane has established himself as a leading figure in the world of academia and literature. Known for his insightful research and profound understanding of various cultures, his books have gained widespread acclaim and garnered a substantial following. Through his expertise and dedication, Alan Macfarlane has not only achieved financial success but also earned a reputation as an influential and respected author in the United Kingdom.

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Alan Macfarlane Net Worth: Alan Macfarlane is a British author, historian, anthropologist and a professor who has a net worth of $60 million. Alan Macfarlane was born on December 1942 in Assam, India. He started his formal education at Sedberg School in Yorkshire. Later he enrolled at Oxford University where he studied history and then went to London University to study anthropology. There he earned his Master and Doctor's degrees. After he completed his formal education he started working at King's College as a senior research fellow. Next, he became a lecturer and then a professor of anthropology at the Cambridge University.

In 1986 he was introduced as a fellow at the British Academy. Currently he is holding the position of full-time professor of Anthropology Science at King's College. In his fruitful career, he has penned around twenty books. He has been writing extensively on English history as well as on the history of Japan, China, and Nepal. His books are largely based on his field research he has done in the respected regions throughout the years. Aside from the books, he has written innumerable articles for various science magazines. Even though that he has conducted extensive field research in manifold regions worldwide as his most distinctive work is regarded the one about Gurung people in Nepal. During his field research, he had recorded many videos and placed them for public viewing on the internet. His YouTube channel is full of videos and interview from almost every place in which he have worked or conducted some research. In December 2000 he joined Mark Turin, fellow anthropologist, in the making of the Digital Himalaya Project. He also took active participation in the world oral literature project. Dr. Alan Macfarlane is the current president of the executive board of WOLP. He often travels to different Universities and Institutes, often serving as a guest lecturer.