Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology
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Name changed in 1928 from Peabody Museum of American Archaeology and Ethnology to the Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology.
Found in 6 Collections and/or Records:
Awatovi Expedition records
FOUND IN:
Peabody Museum Archives
Collection Identifier: 995-11, 35-126, 36-131, 38-120,39-97
Overview:
The collection documents the Peabody Museum Expedition to Awatovi (northeastern Arizona) from 1935-39, and includes historical material, financial records, field notes, diaries, photographs, drawings, correspondence, and field and artifact cards.
Frederic Ward Putnam papers
FOUND IN:
Peabody Museum Archives
Collection Identifier: 999-24
Overview:
This collection of Putnam papers were formerly part of the Ralph Dexter Papers at Kent State University Archives. They include FW Putnam family correspondence, professional papers and ephemera.
Hell Gap Expedition records
FOUND IN:
Peabody Museum Archives
Collection Identifier: 63-38
Scope and Contents:
The expedition records contain evidence of the many activities that were carried out on site. Series include field notes, site cards, clippings, correspondence,personnel records, manuscripts and...
Hemenway Expedition records
FOUND IN:
Peabody Museum Archives
Collection Identifier: 43-39A, 46-73, 13-26, 980-2, 2000.20,2001.7
Scope and Contents:
The Hemenway Expedition Records reveal the working relationships in field correspondence between expedition members and with Mary Hemenway; the intellectual products of the work in Cushing, Bandelier, and ten Kate's ethnological manuscripts; and the raw data of site notes and cards, reports, plans, and field notebooks. The records also contain some of Margaret Magill's watercolors of archaeological artifacts. The materials are organized primarily by chronological accession and then according...
Jeffries Wyman papers
Collection Identifier: H MS c12Overview:
The Jeffries Wyman papers, 1826-1936 (inclusive), 1849-1874 (bulk) are the product of Wyman's research, teaching, professional, and publishing activities throughout his career as a naturalist and scientific researcher with positions as the Hersey Professor of Anatomy at Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts; curator of what is now the Peabody Museum of American Archaeology and Ethnology at Harvard University; curator of the Lowell Institute, Boston; and as a professor of anatomy and...