Includes a map of the Nebraska tribes territories and photographs of artifacts, the Walker-Gilmore site, Rock Bluffs cemetery excavations, crew members, Gate's site, Dooley site, Graham site, Marshall site, Hill site, showing off tans, historic and protohistoric Pawnee artifacts, fossil bison excavation in Custer County (Nebraska, 1930), Black Hills trip (1930), Walker-Gilmore site again, excavations on Nehawka mounds in Spring 1931, and the Burkett site (1931).
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Includes photograph lists with information added by Waldo Wedel, correspondence, a classification chart for chipped points (p. A), drawings of cross sections of Signal Butte (p. C), artifacts from the Dakotas from L.K. Fox (p. 117), drawings of Arikara dwellings (pp. 119-121), and maps of sites (pp. 122-125). The Signal Butte, 1932, section includes photographs of Signal Butte (begin p. 1), crew members (p. 1), artifacts (begin p. 43, also see pp. 70 and 92), aerial views of the Huff site (by Russel Reid and George Will, p. 51), artifacts from the Leavenworth site (by W. H. Over, p. 52), and Arikara Indians (?, begin p. 93). The Reconnaissance of the Upper Missouri, 1931, section begins p. 101.
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Includes a photograph list by Allan Payne; a drawing of a ceramic vessel(?) by Ruth Davis (see p. 67); and photographs of crew members (p. 1), Trujillo (begin p. 2), Puerto Castilla (begin p. 4, also see p. 25), trip up the Patuca River (p. 6), Patuca (begin p. 7), Miskito and Sumu Indians (begin p. 7, several Miskito identified), Wankybila (p. 17), the Bay Islands (begin p. 27), and artifacts (begin p. 67).
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Includes a map of the Tulamniu excavations, portrait of Hans Dischel(?), a 1926 photograph of the Tulamniu village site by J.B. Stevens, and photographs by Frank M. Boyd of crew members and excavations.
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Photographs of Mathew site near the head of Quatal Canyon, mound 1 near Lokern, the Caliente Ranch site, Santa Barbara Mountains trip, storage cave in Logan Canyon, Salisbury Potrero, and crew members.
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Photographs of crew members (p. 2), excavations at Naco (begin p. 3), Chamelicón sites (begin p. 15), Las Vegas site (pp. 16-17), Tres Piedras site (begin p. 18, see p. 92), excavations at Las Flores Bolsa (begin p. 23), various sites on the Ulua River (pp. 34-35), Santa Ana (Farm 17) site (begin p. 36, see p. 92), Lake Yojoa excavations (begin p. 46), Quiriguá (begin p. 67), Copán (begin p. 71), Lake Yojoa artifacts (begin p. 80), Moore collection of Lake Yojoa pottery at the Royal Ontario Museum (begin p. 86), Santa Rita (Farm 17) artifacts sent to the Honduras National Museum (begin p. 89), and Playa de los Muertos (pp. 93-95, from 1929 and 1936).
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The southwest United States, August 1935, includes photographs taken by Theos Bernard of Hopi (with tinted print), Red Crags (Gadwin's camp), Pueblo Bonito, Chetro Kettle, Zuni, Gila Pueblo, Snaketown, Casa Grande, Walpi, Old Oraibi, Canon de Chelly, White House, Acoma, and Santa Ana. The Travesia, Ulua River, August 4, 1937, section includes photographs from Conchita Turnbull of plaster structures. The northwestern Honduras, 1936, section begins p. 25 and inlcudes photographs of Naco artifacts (pp. 26-28), Las Flores Bolsa site artifacts (pp. 30-35), Santa Rita (Farm 17) site artifacts (pp. 36-52), Playa de los Muertos (Farm 11) site artifacts (p. 53), La Ceiba-Lake Yojoa artifacts (pp. 56-81), and artifacts from excavations near Los Naranjos (pp. 82-91).
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Photographs of Fort Abraham Lincoln (Mandan) site (Slant Village
0 excavations, ceremonial lodges, crew members (pp. 14-15), Olds Hidatsa site (p. 34), portrait of George Will (p. 35), search for grave of Sakakawea (Ft. Manuel Lisa, pp. 36 and 58), Sheyenne site (begins p.37), Okiedan Butte (begins p. 51), artifacts (begins p.61).
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Photographs of crew members, Arzberger site, Buffalo Pasture site, Riggs site, Scotty Phillips site, Fort Sully site, Ludlow site artifacts, Buffalo Pasture site artifacts, and Arzberger site artifacts.
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Photographs of Lauri, Teatinos, Paramonga, Cerro de la Horca, port of Casma, Sechin, acropolis near Casma, Xavier Larco Hoyle, Santa Ana, Cerro el Brujo (Casa Grande), Huaca, Negra, Tambo Colorado, ceramics, carretera behind Pisco, San Isidro, Huaca on Av. Salaverry, Vista Alegre (Rimac Valley), and Pariache (Rimac Valley).
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Photographs from 1941 include Quechua and Aymara Indians, Indian markets, Chavin de Huatar, Callejón de Huaylas, Nepena, Trujillo, Chan Chan, Moche, Chicama, Paramonga, Paracas, Tambo Colorado, Chincha Valley, Nazca Valley, Arequipa, Cuzco, Sacsahuaman, Kenko, Rumicolca, Pikillacta, Huiraccocha, Ollantaytambo, Machu Pichu, Pukara, Sillustani, Chucuito, Tiahuanaco, and Puno. Photographs from 1942 include coastal Peru, mouth of Ica River, Chincha sites on Ica River (Ocucaje and Ica), site near Guadelupe, Ocucaje, Cerro de Azul (Canete Valley), Hungara, Inca Huasi, Cerro Hucco, Cruz de Huesos, sites near Lima (Chilca, Vista Allegre), Manco-Marco, Ancon, Lauri (Chancay Valley), Cerro de la Trinidad, Ollada (Chancay Valley), and Supe. There are also photographs used in Cross Sections of New World Prehistory (1943).
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The scrapbook has 1942 written on it, but the only dated photographs are from 1941. Includes photographs of the reception of George C. Vaillant, Julio Tello and Strong at Pachacamac, portraits of Junius (Bird?) and Corbett, and scenes of Pachacamac excavations.
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These are envelopes for prints from the 1941-1942 expedition that were not mounted in the Peru II scrapbook described above. The envelopes were kept for information they may contain.
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