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Register to the Papers
of By Anna Z. Thompson National Anthropological
Archives July 1998
Chronology of the Life of Herbert William Krieger Series Descriptions and Container Lists
The papers of this collection are those of Herbert William Krieger (b. 1889), archeologist and curator of the Division of Ethnology for the former United States National Museum of the Smithsonian Institution. Included are correspondence, field notebooks, notes, administrative material, manuscripts of writings, printed matter, sketches, maps, photographs and other documents. The collection dates from 1925 to 1957 and is ca.4.3 linear meters (ca. 14 linear feet). These papers reflect the professional life of Herbert William Krieger (b. 1889), archeologist and curator of the Division of Ethnology for the former United States National Museum of the Smithsonian Institution. Included are correspondence, field notebooks, notes, administrative material, manuscripts of writings, printed matter, sketches, maps, photographs and other documents that cover the period from 1925 to 1957. The bulk of the material concerns Krieger's archeological work in the West Indies, primarily the Dominican Republic, where he researched intermittently from 1938 to 1953. There is also material in the collection on Krieger's work in Southeastern and Central Alaska where he was involved with the restoration and reconstruction of the Kansaan National Monument from 1926 to 1927. Material concerning the salvage archeology performed on the Columbia River in Washington and Oregon, particularly in the area of the construction site of the Bonneville Dam, is included in the collection. Also included is work on two War Background Studies publications, one on the peoples of the Philippines, the other on the islands of the Western Pacific. The collection additionally contains Krieger's office files and collected correspondence of scholars and informants used for reference purposes. Not represented in the collection is any phase of Krieger's personal life, nor is there any material reflecting his life prior to or since his association with the Museum. Among correspondents whose letters are included are Franz BOAS, C. U. CLARK, John COLLIER, L. S. CRESSMAN, Frances DENSMORE, Philip DRUCKER, John EWERS, Jesse W. FEWKES, Melville HERSKOVITS, William H. HOLMES, Walter HOUGH, Neil M. JUDD, A. L. KROEBER, Otis MASON, Frank M. SETZLER, Herbert J. SPINDEN, T. D. STEWART, Matthew STIRLING, William Duncan STRONG, T. T. WATERMAN, Waldo WEDEL, Alexander WETMORE, and Clark WISSLER. Additional material in the National Anthropological Archives that relates to Herbert Krieger can be found in the United States National Museum Manuscript and Pamphlet File, as well as among the correspondence files of the Bureau of American Ethnology.
Chonology of the Life of Herbert William Krieger
Series Descriptions and Container Lists
SERIES 1. OUTGOING LETTERS. 1925-1955. 5 inches. Arranged chronologically. Includes answers to lay and professional inquiries that range from information on silk applique to the identification of artifacts. Also includes material of an administrative nature and reviews of applicant's grants from the American Philosophical Society. For correspondence relative to the Columbia River region and the West Indies area see the correspondence subseries under those respective series. Box 1
1925-29 1930-34 1935-38 1939-40 1941-42 1943-47 1948-51 1952-55 SERIES 2. INCOMING LETTERS. 1925-57. 7 Inches. Arranged alphabetically by correspondent's name and thereunder in chronological order. To a large extent, this material consists of the inquiries described in Series 1. Box 2 A Abbot, Charles G. Alexander, Jerome M. Alfonseca, J.D. Alonzo, Manuel De Moya Alsberg, Henry G. Altsheler, Brent Anderson, F. Andrews, Cyril B. Archer, W.A. Avellana, Lolita B Barber, C. M. Baron, Jose T. Bean, B. A. Beekman, Sarah Benet, Laurence V. Bissantz, E. F. Boekelman, H. J. Berges-Bordas, Domingo Bijur, George Borders, Glenn Boyd, Leroy S. Boyd, F. W. Boyrie, Marina Camps & Emile Brannon, Peter A. Briggs, Anna B. Brown, E. E. Brown, O. B. Bryant, H. S. Buck, Peter H. Bunnell, Theora J. Burbank, Orion A. Burrows, Elizabeth Byers, Douglas S. C Calderon, Francisco Cappick, Marie Carson, Leon Castells, Julian Martinez Chabot, Maria Chapman, John W. Chen, K.K. Ciferri, Raffaele Clark, Austin H. Clark, C.U. Clark, Mary B. Collier, John Conklin, Harold C. Cooper, John W. D Dam, C. W. Danforth, Stuart T. Davis, Emily C. Demaray, A. E. Densmore, Frances Dodge, R. P. Donaldson, C. S. Dorsey, H. W.Douglas, Eric Douglas, F. H. Doyle, John T. Duncan, Greer, Jr. Dunckel, Samuel Du Puy, William Atherton Drucker, Philip E Edgehill, B. Eggan, Fred Embree, John F. Eisinhart, L. P. Ernst, Alice Henson Ewers, John Canfield F Fagg, William Fairchild, Wilton Felts, Wayne Fenton, William N. Fernandez, Abigail Mejia de Feria, Garcia Ferrari, Agustin Fewkes, Jesse Walter Flannery, Regina Flory, Charles H. Franco, Neisio C. Franco, Pericles A. G Gardner, Fletcher Gifford, E. W. Gilkey, Herbert J. Godet, William A. Goggin, John Gossman, A. T. Graf, J. E. Graham, William J. Granberry, Julian Gregg, C. C. Guerrero, Frank Guther, Carl E. H Halloran, P. J. Hamilton, John Andrew Hancock, Gordon B. Hafgood, H. Hardie, F. H. Harlan, Edgar R. Harris, Reginald G. Harrison, W. N. Henriquez, i Carvajal Hernandez, A. Herskovits, Melville J. Heye, George G. Higgins, B. B. Hollenbach, Marion Hollander, Herbert Horter, Earle Hough, Walter Hubbard, Gerard Hughes, H. I. Hull, Cordell Hurst, Harry E. I Izant-Couch, Mary J Jablow, Joseph Jacobs, Melville Jenks, A. E. Jennings, J. Johnson, Helen S. Jones, Thomas R. Judd, Neil M. K Keyes, Charles R. Klingmann, O. E. Knopf, Alfred A. Inc. Kroeber, A. L. Kurk, A. J. Ad Agency L LaLane, Victor Latter, Asher P. Laudermilk, J. D. Lawrence, Donald B. Lee, Ronald F. Leech, J. A. Lewis, B. R. Livingstone, David H. Lores, E. F. Lundell, Frank Lunardi, Frederico Lyford, Carrie Alberta Lynch, Frank M Macgowan, H. P. Madison, H. L. Manion, Esther A. Marvin, Cloyd H. Mason, J. Alden Maxwell, Mary E. McClellan, E. N. McCleary, O. S. McCoy, G. D. McHenry, Donald Edward McIver, H. W. Merriman, Hiram Messina, Temistocles Miller, Florence G. Miller, Gerritt S. Milor, Clyde W. Moberg, Gosta Morgan, Fred H., Jr. Murphy, Timothy O. Murray, Louise Welles N National Geographic Society Nelson, N. C. Noonan, J. A. O Okada, Yuzuru Ollfurera, W. Osborne, Douglas P Palm, Hilde & Edwin Walter Palmatary, Helen C. Parish, S. W. Parks, George A. Patino, Oswaldo Morales Pepiu, Ercilia Piper, C. V. Plass, Webster Pizzina, Andrew Q Quarles, Marguerite Stuart Quiggin, A. H. R Robert, Lyon Auguste Roberts, Frank H. H. Rodriquez, E. Demonizi Rhoads, Katherine Royal Ontario Museum Royo, Fernando Russell, C. F. S Sanchez, Felix M. Perez Sanchez, R. Arcadio Sass, Herbert Revenel Schmidt, Waldo L. Setzler, F. M. Shambaugh, B. F. Shoemaker, T. B. Simmonds, Nina Sinclair, Charles Skinner, H. D. Sloane, Florence K. Slocum, H. J. Stern, Ted Stirling, Matthew Streiff, A. Strong, William Duncan Swaby, Sanford Swayne, J. P. T Taft, Robert Thayer, B. W. Thomas, E. H. Thorn, A. S. True, W. P. Tschirky, L. Robert Box 3 U No Letters V Varela, Gerardo Vasquez, M. Veleber, Andrew Vila, Hermino Portell W Walcott, C. D. Waterman, T. T. Wedel, Waldo Weltfish, Gene Wetmore, Alexander Wenley, A. G. Wheat, William H. White, Jane A. Wilgus, Curtis A. Wilkes, Charles Denby William, Brother Williams, Hadwin Harry Wilman, M. Winsatt, Genevieve Wissler, Clark Wright, George M. (for Demaray, A. E.) Wright, L. S. Wright, R. R. X No Letters Y Young, V. H. Z Zamora, Juan Clemente Unidentified Signatures SERIES 3. COLLECTED CORRESPONDENCE USED FOR REFERENCE PURPOSES. 1892-1957. 3 inches. Arranged alphabetically by correspondent's name and thereunder in chronological order. A collection of the correspondence of several prominent scholars, these were probably used by Krieger for reference purposes. Letters deal with a broad range of subjects, including instructions for the construction of sod houses and a report by Franz Boas on the importance of linguistics courses to anthropologists. Similar collections of material are found in the series relating to the Columbia River region and the West Indies. Box 3, continued ANo Letters B Banta, H. Q. Beckwith, Frank Blumentritt, F. Boas, Franz Briggs, C. F. Bryant, H. S. C Carmichael, Leonard Chamberlain, A. F. Clark, Miles L. Collins, H. B. Jr. Curator of Fishes Curtis, Edward S. D Donovan, T E Ewers, John C. F Fewkes, J. Walter Folkman, Daniel G Gomez, Mario Suarez Graf, J. E. Granberry, Julian H Hrdlicka, Ales Hough, Walter I No Letters J No Letters K Kellogg, Remington L No Letters M Mason, O. T. N No Letters O No Letters P Putnam, J. W. Q No Letters R No Letters S Setzler, Frank M. Smith, Charles W. Soibelman, B. U. Spinden, Herbert J. Stewart, T. D. Swartzell, M. F. F. T Trelles, Laudelino Tsiana, Miguel U No Letters V No Letters W Walcott, C. D. Watkins, C. Malcolm Wetmore, Alexander Worcester, Dean C. X No Letters Y No Letters Z No Letters Unidentified Signatures SERIES 4. OFFICE FILE. 1929-1957. 20 Inches. Arranged by type of material, and, in some categories, chronologically. Contains office memoranda, administrative material, accessioning procedures and lists of accessions, exhibit material, bibliographies and printed matter. Also included are notes and printed matter on exhibits, primarily captions for dioramas; several drafts of the United States National Museum's Standards for Archeology and Ethnology (1948); and, the Division of Ethnology's Annual Reports for selected years.Printed matter covers a wide breadth of subjects from "Indian Trails and Trail Marking" to "Psychology, the Machine, and Society." Other bibliographies are in the Miscellany series. Box 4 USNM OFFICE FILES Administrative Material Accession Material (2 folders) Form Letters Human Relations Area File Management Improvement Public Relations Radio Broadcasts Space Requirements Bibliographies for Public Distribution Box 5 USNM OFFICE FILES Bibliographies Bibliographies for Public Distribution MEMORANDA 1929-1948 1949-1950 1951-1952 1952-1953 1954-1955 1955-1957
Box 6 USNM OFFICE FILES Notes and Printed Matter on Exhibits Personnel: General Administrative Material; Personnel Personnel Standards for Archeology and Ethnology (2 folders) Printed Matter RE Administration Box 7 USNM OFFICE FILES Division of Ethnology; Annual Reports, 1912, 1913 and Notes on 1891 Division of Ethnology; Annual Reports, 1914, 1915, 1916 Division of Ethnology; Annual Reports, 1928, 1929, 1952 Division of Ethnology; Annual Reports, 1917, 1918, 1927 Division of Ethnology; Annual Reports, 1953, 1954 Division of Ethnology; Annual Reports, 1955, 1956 Typescript Copies of Articles on Education SERIES 5. MATERIAL RELATING TO SOUTHEAST AND CENTRAL ALASKA. 1926-1927. 4 inches. Arranged by type of material. Notes, notebooks, field notes, maps, drafts of articles and transcripts of legends are all included. Most of the material was collected during the reconstruction and restoration at Old Kansaan National Monument. The notes and notebooks include general ethnographic data; sketches of Tsimshian, Haida, and Tlingit petroglyphs; and, information regarding house construction. The drafts of the articles are entitled "Indian Villages of Southeast Alaska" and the "Archeology of Central Alaska". Box 8 Material relating to Southeast Alaska T. T. Waterman, Notes Manuscripts Krieger Manuscript "Indian Villages of Southeast Alaska" (incomplete) Untitled Manuscript "How the Gravel-People obtained the Flicker Crest" Notes Material Relating to Central Alaska Manuscript Material "Archeology of Central Alaska" "A Legend" Notes SERIES 6. MATERIAL CONCERNING THE COLUMBIA RIVER REGION. 1927-1955. 7 inches. Arranged by physical type. Correspondence, field notebooks, notes, archeological lists, sketches, manuscript material, maps and printed matter. Part of this project was funded under the National Industrial Recovery Act and carried out for the Indian Field Service, U. S. Department of the Interior. Work was done primarily from 1933-1935 as salvage archeology prior to the construction of the Bonneville Dam. Correspondence includes that of local informants offering information on sites and artifacts as well as a classification for collected correspondence used as references. Notebooks include an excavation diary and geology notebook by a student helper, Wayne Felts; notes sent to the Smithsonian describing collections of artifacts and specimens by H. S. Hanling; and Krieger's own sketches and notes on artifacts and petroglyphs. Manuscripts of writings encompass drafts of reports of work done and a rough draft of "Salvaging of Early Cultural Remains in the Valley of the Lower Columbia" among others. Maps cover diagrams of Wakemap Mound, Bradford Island and pertinent stretches of the Columbia. Clippings regarding artifacts found and theories of antiquity as well as copies of bills passed by Congress in relation to Bonneville Salvage are among the material included in the printed matter. Box 8, continued Material Concerning the Columbia River Region Correspondence; Outgoing Arranged Generally Chronologically Correspondence; Incoming A No Letters B Barry, J. Neilson O. B. Brown C Couchman, W. R. Cressman, L. S. D Davis, Emily C. Dorton, Grace Doughton, Wayne Dubois, Cora E Erwin, Richard P. Euwer, Eugene F Felts, Wayne Fewkes, J. Walter G Gould, Charles III Graf, J. E. H Hall, F. S. Harper, John Hauke, C. F. Himes, George H. I No Letters J Jacobs, Melville K No Letters L Leo, H. Y. Leash, M. F. M Martin, Charles H. Miller. Edward M. Moss, J. A. N No Letters O Oberndorf, L. Oeder, Emma P Packard, E. L. Pallett, Earl M. Perry, Jay Powell, S. L. Q No Letters R Rankin, A. L. Ravenel, W. deC. Rhinesmith, E. A. S Saunders, F. W. Schlegelmilch, Della Smith, Alyson E. Snapp, S. A. T Thomas, E. H. Tonsfeldt, J. A. Trusty, Vester U No Letters V No Letters W Weber, Verne F. Wheeler, E. L. Wilke, Frank Wolfe, Florence E. Wright, L. S. X, Y, Z No Letters Unidentified Signatures Non-Personal Reference Correspondence Bonney, W. P. Burlew, E. K. Clausen, Donald F. Cressman, L. S. Doughton, Wayne Easley, Delman Clyde Jacobs, Melville Judd, Neil M. Wetmore, Alexander Zimmerman, William Box 9 Material Concerning the Columbia River Region Field Notebooks (Krieger's Notebooks) Field Notebook (Wayne M. Felts, 1934) Manuscripts Manuscript Material Maps Notes and Sketches Printed Matter SERIES 7. MANUSCRIPTS AND NOTES ON THE ISLANDS OF THE WESTERN PACIFIC. 1943. 17 inches. Arranged by area and thereunder alphabetically by island group. The entire series is composed of rough drafts and carbon copies of manuscripts of writings pertaining to a general description of the island groups represented. Material was compiled for the Smithsonian's War Background Studies and was published as Island Peoples of the Western Pacific, Micronesia and Melanesia, WBS #16. The information about the islands is of a very general nature, presenting a broad overview of geography, climate, and native cultures. There is a portion dealing with the pattern of Japanese Island expansion and the islands of New Japan, reflecting the interest with World War II concerns. The folders of printed matter are primarily news clippings relating to the war in the Pacific. Box 10 Oceania and Melanesia Bismark Archipelago New Caledonia and the Loyalty Islands New Guinea New Hebrides and Banks Islands Soloman Islands Micronesia Box 11 Gilbert Islands Ellice Islands Palau Islands Marshall Islands Polynesia Fiji and the Polynesian Fringe Islands of New Japan The Pattern of Japanese Island Expansion Box 12 Formosa Kurile Islands Ryukyu Islands Sakhalin Island Indonesia Printed Matter Box 13 Island Peoples of the Western Pacific Draft SERIES 8. MATERIALS RELATING TO THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS. 1942. 8 inches. Arranged by physical type. Rough draft of PEOPLES OF THE PHILIPPINES, exhibit material, bibliographic lists, and printed matter. Manuscript draft is for a publication of the Smithsonian's War Background Studies, #4, PEOPLES OF THE PHILIPPINES. Exhibit material includes information for dioramas as well as lists of items exhibited in museum cases. Box 13, continued Peoples of the Philippines Draft Box 14 United States National Museum Collections and Exhibit Material Bibliographies Printed and Processed Matter Miscellaneous SERIES 9. MATERIAL CONCERNING THE WEST INDIES. 1938-1953. 25 inches. Arranged by physical type or geographical area. Includes correspondence, street addresses of informants and friends, notebooks, notes, sketches, exhibit material, financial records, specimen reports, artifactual drawings, and manuscripts of writings. Most of the material deals with the Dominican Republic and a rough draft of Aboriginal Indian Pottery of the Dominican Republic is included. The writings concerning the general area include such things as "Flint Chipping in the Greater Antilles," and descriptions of Arawak cultural traits. A relatively large amount of the material concerning the Bahamas is devoted to Columbus' background and voyages. Printed matter includes maps, reprints, clippings and unidentified handwritten notes. There is a predominance of material relating to Columbus in the printed matter. Box 15 Outgoing Correspondence Incoming Correspondence A No Letters B Barton, G. T. C Castells, J. Martinez D, E No Letters F Fox, Leonard B. Franco, Jose L. G No Letters H Hall, George W. Hernandez, Angel G. I Intertourist J No Letters K Krantzler L Lamborn M Macpherson, Hugh MacVey N, O No Letters P Patino, O. Morales QNo Letters R Rouse, Irving S No Letters T Taca Airways Agency Inc. U No Letters V Vasquez, M. W Wetmore, Alexander X, Y, Z No Letters General Area Manuscript Drafts Notes and Sketches Box 16 Bahama Islands Exhibit Material and Manuscript Drafts Memos, Notes and Drafts on Columbus Copies of Transcripts of Published Material re Columbus Cuba Notes, Drafts, Expense Accounts and Schedules Virgin islands Drafts and Artifact Reports Dominican Republic Financial Papers, Manuscripts, Lists of Specimens, Notes and Miscellaneous Other Material Box 17 Aboriginal Indian Pottery of the Dominican Republic, Manuscript Draft
Box 18 Drawings of Artifacts Box 19 Printed Matter Maps and Illustrations Copies and Transcripts Of Published Material Manuscripts Printed Material Coleccion Garcia Feria, Manuscript SERIES 10. MISCELLANY. 1925-1957. 7 inches.Arranged by type or subject. Includes artifactual drawings, short papers, material relating to South America, and a bibliographic file box. Of particular interest are the papers concerning South America which include drafts of "The Ethnological Collection from South America in the U. S. National Museum," and "Indian Cultures of Northeastern South America." Box 20 South America Notes, Drafts, Sketches, Printed Matter and Manuscript Drafts Short Papers "Tidewater Algonkians of Virginia and Maryland" "Diffusion Versus Independent Origins" "Ancient Agriculture" "Christmas and Christmas Customs" "A Survey of Recent Experience in Development of Anthropological Exhibits in Some Mid-Western Museums" "The Development and History of Projectile Weapons" "Indian Trails and Trail Marking" "Pueblo Pottery Decorative Design" "Notes on the Care and Preservation of Lace" "Antiques, Relics and Reproductions" "Indian Time-Telling" (incomplete) Artifactual Drawings African Unidentified Notes and Miscellany Box 21 Bibliography File Box SERIES 11. PRINTED, PROCESSED, AND EXTRACTED MATERIAL. 1884-1957. 15 inches. Arranged by type of document. Includes periodicals, reprints, lectures, short papers, maps, clippings, and copies of some of Krieger's own reprints. See also Office File, Material Concerning the Columbia River Region, Manuscripts and Notes on the Islands of the Western Pacific, Material Relating to the Philippine Islands, and Material Concerning the West Indies. Box 22 Periodicals (2 folders) Reprints (3 folders) Box 23 Reprints (2 folders) Krieger's Reprints (4 folders) "Aboriginal Land Utilization and Food Economy in the Antilles" "The Early Indian Cultures of Cuba" "The Bahama Islands and Their Prehistoric Population" "Tinne Indians of the Lower Yukon River Valley" "Salvaging Early Cultural Remains in the Valley of the Lower Columbia River" "Tidewater Algonkian Indians of Virginia and Maryland" "Races and Peoples in the Philippines" "Care and Preservation of Museum Specimens" "Material Culture of the People of Southeastern Panama, Based on Specimens in the United States National Museum" "Prehistoric Santo Domingan Kitchen-Middens, Cemeteries and Earthworks" "Expedition to Samana Province, Dominican Republic" "Design Areas in Oceania Based on Specimens in the United States National Museum" "American Indian Costumes in the United States National Museum" "Aboriginal Indian Pottery of the Dominican Republic" "A Prehistoric Pit House Village Site on the Columbia River at Wahluke Grant Country, Washington" "The Aborigines of the Ancient Island of Hispaniola" "Archeological and Historical Investigations in Samana, Dominican Republic" "Aspects of Aboriginal Decorative Art in America Based on Specimens in the United States National Museum" "Wilkes and the Discovery of Antarctica" "Indian Cultures of Northeastern South America" Box 24 Maps Extracts and Short Papers Miscellaneous Clippings - WWII in the Pacific Lectures Clippings SERIES 12. PHOTOGRAPHS. ?-1975. 5 feet. Arranged by area and, thereunder, by subject categories. Negatives have not been matched with originals and have been placed unarranged at the end of the series. The majority are Krieger's own shots but many have been collected from the U.S.N.M., the Bureau of American Ethnology, and other sources. Half of the series is composed of prints of the West Indies, with the Dominican Republic being the most heavily represented. Subject categories include artifacts, sites, habitations, and people. Of particular note in the miscellaneous photographs are the habitations, which include a good variety of selected prints, and petroglyphs, although the locations of many are not identified. Box 25 Alaska Fishing Kasaan and Prince of Wales Island Objects Objects - Masks People Scenic Views Totem Poles and Habitations Transportation - Boats Lower Yukon River Valley Box 26 Columbia River Scenic Views Sites People Habitation Objects: Fiber Objects: Hide Objects: Horn Objects: Stone Objects: Bone Objects: Mixed Media Objects: Wood Objects: Shell Petroglyphs (4 folders) Petroglyphs, Drawings Box 27 Asia: Asiatic Islands Bonin Islands Formosa North America Mexico Oceania: Solomon Islands Guadalcanal Oceania: American Polynesia Wake Island Oceania: New Guinea New Guinea Oceania: Fiji Fiji Islands Oceania: Micronesia Caroline Islands Gilbert Islands Oceania: Micronesia - Gilbert Islands Tarawa Oceania: Unspecified Transportation - Boats Oceania: Micronesia Saipan, Mariana Islands Oceania: Philippines Philippines: Maps Objects: Brass Objects: Weapons Philippines: Transportation - Boats Philippines: Scenic Views Philippines: People Philippines: Transportation - Carts Philippines: Habitations Russia: Southeast Siberia Sakhalien Box 28 South America Bahamas: People Artifacts from Horniman Museum, London, England Bahamas: Scenic Views (2 folders) Bahamas: Sites Bahamas: Turks Islands Cuba: Objects Cuba: Agriculture Cuba: Scenic Views Cuba: Sites Cuba: Habitations (no photos in folder) Brazil Columbia Guiana
Box 29 South America: Hispaniola - Dominican Republic: Objects, Misc. (3 folders)South America: Hispaniola: People South America: Hispaniola: Scenic Views (2 folders) South America: Hispaniola: Objects South America: Hispaniola: Objects, Pottery, From Published Sources South America: Hispaniola: Sites South America: Hispaniola - Dominican Republic: Habitations Box 30 South America: Hispaniola - Dominican Republic: Objects, Pottery (5 folders) South America: Hispaniola - Dominican Republic: Objects - Skull South America: Hispaniola - Dominican Republic: People South America: Hispaniola - Dominican Republic: Petroglyphs Box 31 South America: Hispaniola - Dominican Republic: Scenic Views South America: Hispaniola - Dominican Republic: Scenic Views - Puerto Plata South America: Hispaniola - Dominican Republic: Sites (2 folders) South America: Hispaniola - Dominican Republic: Structures, Misc. Box 32 South America: Hispaniola - Dominican Republic: Mounted Photographs (See also unmounted series; many of the same photographs are located there) Box 33 South America: Hispaniola; Haiti; Puerto Rico; Jamaica; Lesser Antilles - Martinique, British Virgin Islands, Dominica, Virgin Islands, Windward Islands; and Mato Grosso South America: Puerto Rico: People South America: Puerto Rico: Scenic Views South America: Puerto Rico: Habitations South America: Puerto Rico: Petroglyph South America: Puerto Rico: Objects South America: Hispaniola - Haiti: Habitations South America: Hispaniola - Haiti: Objects South America: Hispaniola - Haiti: Objects - Pottery South America: Hispaniola - Haiti: People South America: Hispaniola - Haiti: Petroglyph South America: Hispaniola - Haiti: Scenic Views South America: Hispaniola - Haiti: Sites South America: Jamaica: Botany South America: Jamaica: Habitations South America: Jamaica: Structures, Misc. South America: Jamaica: Scenic Views South America: Jamaica: Objects - Pottery South America: Jamaica: Petroglyphs South America: Jamaica: Objects - Shell South America: Lesser Antilles - Martinique South America: Lesser Antilles - British Virgin Islands South America: Lesser Antilles - Dominica South America: Lesser Antilles - Virgin Islands South America: Lesser Antilles - Windward Islands: People South America: Lesser Antilles - Windward Islands: Petroglyphs South America: Lesser Antilles - Windward Islands: Scenic Views South America: Lesser Antilles - Windward islands: Sites South America: Mato Grosso Box 34 Habitations/Miscellany Habitations: Unidentified Areas Habitations: Africa - Tanganika Habitations: Asia - Malaya Habitations: North America - Alabama, Apache, Arizona Habitations: North America - Bannock Habitations: North America - California Habitations: North America - Catawba, Cherokee, Choctaw, Cree and Creek Habitations: North America - Eskimo Habitations: North America - Hopi Habitations: North America - Iroquois Habitations: North America - Mexico (Hough, Rice) Habitations: North America - Menominee, Montagrais Habitations: North America - Navaho, Nevada, New Mexico, Nez Perce, North Carolina Habitations: North America - Omaha, Papago, Pawnee Habitations: North America - Salish, San Juan Pueblo, Shoshone Habitations: North America - Umatilla, Virginia, Wanapum Habitations: North America - Wichita, Winnebago, Zuni Habitations: Oceania - Borneo, Philippine Islands and Samoa Habitations: Russia - Kirgizian Habitations: South America - Brazil, Columbia, Panama Miscellany Miscellany: Exhibits - USNM Racial Groups Miscellany: Objects Miscellany: Objects - Money Types Miscellany: Objects - Textiles, South America Miscellany: Portraits, Non-Indian, name not legible Miscellany: Portraits, Non-Indian, Walter Hough Miscellany: Portraits, Non-Indian, Herbert Krieger, et al Miscellany: Portraits, Non-Indian, Otis T. Mason Miscellany: Scenic Views, Area Unidentified Miscellany: Sites, Area Unidentified Miscellany: Petroglyphs, Area Unidentified Miscellany: Petroglyphs: North America - Misc. Box 35 Negatives (2 folders) Negatives, West Indies and Bahamas, Cuba Box 36 Box of Negatives Negatives - Virgin Islands Negatives - Haiti Negatives - Dominican Republic Negatives - Panama Box 37 [Large Flat Box] Miscellaneous Oversize Photos and Drawings
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