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Janet Longcope photographs of world travels

Creator:: Longcope, Janet, ca. 1886-1974 Search this

Extent:: 600 Mounted prints (circa 600 mounted prints, silver gelatin); 4,000 Color slides (circa)

Type:: Collection descriptions; Archival materials; Mounted prints; Color slides; Photographs

Place:: Pakistan -- Description and Travel; Fiji -- Description and Travel; Ethiopia -- Description and Travel; Easter Island -- Description and Travel; Yemen -- Description and Travel; Honduras -- Description and Travel; Peru -- Description and Travel; Guatemala -- Description and Travel; Israel -- Description and Travel; Vietnam -- Description and Travel; Solomon Islands -- Description and Travel; Colombia -- Description and Travel; Thailand -- description and travel; Taiwan -- description and travel; Jordan -- Description and Travel; Uzbekistan -- Description and Travel; Singapore -- Description and Travel; Bhutan -- Description and Travel; Afghanistan -- Description and Travel; Burma -- Description and Travel; Brazil -- Description and Travel; Australia -- Description and Travel; Lebanon -- Description and Travel; Iraq -- Description and Travel; Iran -- Description and Travel; India -- description and travel; New Guinea -- Description and Travel; Syria -- Description and Travel; Nepal -- Description and Travel; Hong Kong -- Description and Travel; Cambodia -- Description and Travel; Sri Lanka -- Description and Travel; Chile -- description and travel; Mexico -- description and travel; Japan -- Description and Travel; Italy -- description and travel; Morocco -- description and travel; Spain -- description and travel; Mongolia -- Description and Travel; New Zealand -- Description and Travel; Russia -- Description and Travel; Kenya -- Description and Travel; Macau (China) -- Description and Travel; Malaysia -- Description and Travel; Yucatan -- Description and Travel; Indonesia -- Description and Travel

Date:: 1954-1971

Scope and Contents note:: Photographs made by Janet Longcope during trips to countries around the world. They depict landscapes, buildings, markets, dances, agriculture, arts and crafts, ceremonies, children, cooking, musicians, and transportation. Locations depicted include Afghanistan, Australia, Bhutan, Brazil, Burma, Cambodia, Chile, Colombia, Easter Island, Egypt, Ethiopia, Fiji, Greece, Guatemala, Hawaii, Honduras, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Italy, Japan, Jordan, Kenya, Lebanon, Macao, Malaysia, Mexico, Mongolia, Morocco, Nepal, New Guinea, New Zealand, Pakistan, Peru, Russia, Siberia, Singapore, Solomon Islands, Spain, Sri Lanka, Syria, Taiwan, Thailand, Uzbekistan, Vietnam, Yemen, and Yucatan. Longcope used many of these photographs in lectures.

Biographical/Historical note:: Janet Longcope (1886-1974) was a bookbinder and world traveler who gave informal lectures about her travels. Ater the death of her husband Dr. Warfield T. Longcope in 1953, she visited countries all over the world, returning to some, such as India, as many as nine times.

Local Call Number(s):: NAA Photo Lot 75-26

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Topic:: Markets Search this; Dance Search this; Transportation Search this; Agriculture Search this; Cooking Search this

Genre/Form:: Photographs

Citation:: Photo lot 75-26, Janet Longcope photographs of world travels, National Anthropological Archives, Smithsonian Institution

Identifier:: NAA.PhotoLot.75-26

Archival Repository:: National Anthropological Archives

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Oscar Ling Cartwright Papers

Creator::: Cartwright, Oscar Ling Search this

Extent:: 8 cu. ft. (16 document boxes)

Type:: Collection descriptions; Archival materials; Scientific illustrations; Manuscripts; Black-and-white photographs

Date:: 1929-1979 and undated

Descriptive Entry:: This collection consists mostly of incoming and outgoing correspondence documenting Cartwright's research on Coleoptera. Also included are records concerning his curatorial work at the Division of Insects, USNM, and the Department of Entomology, NMNH; field work; and professional activities. Smaller amounts of correspondence were written during his pre-Smithsonian career. The collection also contains a few photographs and illustrations of beetles, and research notes.

Historical Note:: Oscar L. Cartwright (1900-1983) was a coleopterist and specialist on the biology and taxonomy of scarab beetles. He was educated at Allegheny College (B.S., 1923) and Ohio State University (M.S., 1925). In 1925, Cartwright was appointed Assistant Entomologist at the South Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station at Clemson College. He remained at Clemson until 1948, except for the years 1945-1946 when he was employed by the United States Public Health Service to study mosquito and rat borne diseases in South Carolina and Tennessee. In 1948, Cartwright was appointed Associate Curator in the Division of Insects, United States National Museum (USNM). When the Department of Entomology was created in 1963, as part of a reorganization of the National Museum of Natural History (NMNH), Cartwright was appointed Curator and supervisor of the Division of Coleoptera. After his retirement in 1970, Cartwright continued his research as an Emeritus Entomologist at NMNH.

Cartwright was an authority on Western Hemisphere Aphodiinae, a subfamily of scarab beetles. He conducted field work in the southeastern United States, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, and the Bahama Islands. His bibliography included over 80 titles in which 132 new taxa were described. Seventeen beetles were named in his honor.

Topic:: Entomology Search this

Genre/Form:: Scientific illustrations; Manuscripts; Black-and-white photographs

Citation:: Smithsonian Institution Archives, Record Unit 7338, Oscar Ling Cartwright Papers

Identifier:: Record Unit 7338

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Archival Repository:: Smithsonian Institution Archives

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Ki-Ku, general. Correspondents include E.E. Knight, Guatemala Avocado Nursery, 1916-1919; Frank Koehler, Rosedale Hardy Plant Farm, 1922-1923, undated.

Collection Creator::: Berry, S. Stillman (Samuel Stillman), 1887-1984 Search this

Container:: Box 7 of 15

Type:: Archival materials

Collection Citation:: Smithsonian Institution Archives, Record Unit 7335, S. Stillman Berry Papers

See more items in:: S. Stillman Berry Papers; S. Stillman Berry Papers / Series 3: Horticultural Correspondence and Related Materials, 1914-1956, and undated. / Box 7

Archival Repository:: Smithsonian Institution Archives

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Doris Holmes Blake Papers

Creator::: Blake, Doris Holmes, 1892-1978 Search this

Extent:: 18.5 cu. ft. (37 document boxes)

Type:: Collection descriptions; Archival materials; Diaries; Scientific illustrations; Manuscripts; Black-and-white photographs; Black-and-white negatives

Date:: 1899-1985

Introduction:: This finding aid was digitized with funds generously provided by the Smithsonian Institution Women’s Committee.

Descriptive Entry:: The Doris Holmes Blake papers consist of correspondence, diaries, photographs and related materials documenting in great detail Blake's personal life and, to a lesser degree, her professional career.

The heavy correspondence she maintained with her mother and daughter, her essays and children's books, and the 70 years' worth of daily journals all attest to her infatuation with the written word and preoccupation with her inner life. Blake's diaries and family papers stunningly illuminate the contrasts in the daily lives of herself, her mother, and her daughter.

The papers relating to her professional life are less complete. Although she spent almost 60 years (1919-1978) in association with the entomological staffs of the U. S. Department of Agriculture and the Smithsonian Institution, published numerous professional papers, produced all of her own illustrations, and illustrated many of her husband's botanical works as well, this collection contains only a very limited amount of material documenting those activities. The papers do, however, include her extensive correspondence with fellow entomologists, both in the United States and abroad.

In the course of transferring her husband's papers to the University of Texas, some of Blake's own papers were included as well. They are presently in the collection of the Humanities Research Center of the University of Texas at Austin and include letters to her parents, 1906-1950; school and college notebooks, papers, essays and drawings; and clippings, genealogical notes, and miscellaneous family letters and papers.

Historical Note:: Doris Holmes (1892-1978) was born in Stoughton, Massachusetts, to a middle-class grocer and his wife. Essentially an only child (two siblings died in early childhood and infancy), her natural intelligence, stubbornness, and extremely competitive nature were well fostered by her parents, who steadily encouraged and supported her determination to excel.

Holmes left Stoughton for Boston University's College of Liberal Arts and Sciences in 1909, where she pursued studies in business and the classics, earning her A.B. in 1913. Her business skills led to her association with the Boston Psychopathic Hospital in 1913, initially as a clerk, and later as aide to Dr. Herman Adler. Her interests in science and psychology led her to an A.M. from Radcliffe College in zoology and psychology in 1917.

After a short time as a researcher at Bedford Hills Reformatory for Women, Holmes married her childhood sweetheart, botanist Sidney Fay Blake. Early in 1919, Doris Blake found work as a clerk for the Department of Agriculture's Bureau of Entomology under Frank H. Chittenden, and began the entomological studies that would continue for the rest of her life.

Blake worked her way up to junior entomologist and, when Chittenden retired, continued her work under Eugene A. Schwarz at the United States National Museum. The birth in 1928 of daughter Doris Sidney (an infant son had died shortly after birth in 1927) was not a sign for her to slow down -- Blake hired a nurse to watch the baby while she continued to watch beetles. In 1933 her official employment came to an end with the institution of regulations prohibiting more than one member of a family from holding a government position (Sidney Blake was then working for the Department of Agriculture).

Although no longer on the payroll, Blake continued her taxonomic work on the family Chrysomelides for almost 45 more years, first as a collaborator and then as a research associate of the Smithsonian Institution. Shortly after her husband's death, Blake traveled to Europe in 1960 on a National Science Foundation grant to revise the genus Neobrotica Jacoby. She ultimately published 97 papers in various journals (see "Doris Holmes Blake," Froeschner, Froeschner and Cartwright, Proc. Entomol. Soc. Wash., 83(3), 1981, for a complete bibliography) and continued her active research until shortly before her death on December 3, 1978.

Topic:: Entomology Search this

Genre/Form:: Diaries; Scientific illustrations; Manuscripts; Black-and-white photographs; Black-and-white negatives

Citation:: Smithsonian Institution Archives, Record Unit 7310, Doris Holmes Blake Papers

Identifier:: Record Unit 7310

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Archival Repository:: Smithsonian Institution Archives

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Folder 17 Blount, Donald N., 1966. Includes a field map of Chiantla, Guatemala.

Collection Creator::: Cooper, G. Arthur (Gustav Arthur), 1902-2000 Search this

Container:: Box 2 of 39

Type:: Archival materials

Collection Citation:: Smithsonian Institution Archives, Record Unit 7318, G. Arthur Cooper Papers

See more items in:: G. Arthur Cooper Papers; G. Arthur Cooper Papers / Series 1: SCIENTIFIC CORRESPONDENCE, 1904-1993 AND UNDATED WITH RELATED MATERIALS FROM 1865-1892. / Box 2

Archival Repository:: Smithsonian Institution Archives

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Folder 3 Foshag, William F., manuscripts, including:

Collection Creator::: Cooper, G. Arthur (Gustav Arthur), 1902-2000 Search this

Container:: Box 26 of 39

Type:: Archival materials

Collection Citation:: Smithsonian Institution Archives, Record Unit 7318, G. Arthur Cooper Papers

See more items in:: G. Arthur Cooper Papers; G. Arthur Cooper Papers / Series 3: ADMINISTRATIVE CORRESPONDENCE, 1933-1967 AND UNDATED, WITH RELATED MATERIAL FROM 1888-1925. / Box 26

Archival Repository:: Smithsonian Institution Archives

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MS 2057 Vocabulary in Mayan and Spanish languages

Creator:: ANONYMOUS Search this

Extent:: 14 Pages

Culture:: K'iche' Maya (Quiché) Search this

Type:: Collection descriptions; Archival materials; Pages

Date:: undated

Local Numbers:: NAA MS 2057

Topic:: Language and languages -- Documentation Search this; Guatemala Search this

Citation:: Manuscript 2057, National Anthropological Archives, Smithsonian Institution

Identifier:: NAA.MS2057

Archival Repository:: National Anthropological Archives

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Central America

Collection Creator:: Strong, William Duncan, 1899-1962 Search this

Container:: Box 30; Map-folder 6

Type:: Archival materials

Date:: 1938; undated

Scope and Contents:: Includes map of eastern Honduras, undated, (hand-drawn, in the map drawer); map of Honduras, palisaded villages of the Xicaque (Torrupan) Indians, by Victor Wolfgang Von Hagen, 1938, (in the map drawer); and maps of Costa Rica, Central America, Nicaragua, Honduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala, undated, (apparently used as figures for an unknown publication).

Collection Restrictions:: The William Duncan Strong papers are open for research.

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Collection Citation:: William Duncan Strong papers, National Anthropological Archives, Smithsonian Institution

See more items in:: William Duncan Strong papers; William Duncan Strong papers / Series 5: Maps and charts

Archival Repository:: National Anthropological Archives

EDAN-URL:: ead_component:sova-naa-1974-28-ref446

MS 3745 A synopsis of the Quiche language

Collector:: Ferraz, Juan F. Prof Search this

Extent:: 24 Pages

Culture:: K'iche' Maya (Quiché) Search this

Type:: Collection descriptions; Archival materials; Pages

Date:: 1897

Local Numbers:: NAA MS 3745

Topic:: Language and languages -- Documentation Search this; Guatemala Search this

Citation:: Manuscript 3745, National Anthropological Archives, Smithsonian Institution

Identifier:: NAA.MS3745

Archival Repository:: National Anthropological Archives

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Carl Hermann Berendt Papers

Creator::: Berendt, C. Hermann (Carl Hermann), 1817-1878 Search this

Extent:: 0.25 cu. ft. (1 half document box)

Type:: Collection descriptions; Archival materials; Manuscripts

Date:: circa 1875

Descriptive Entry:: These papers include a letter to Joseph Henry on existing manuscript sources for the history of Guatemala, April 2, 1875; manuscript notes on Central America; and other notes and letters, some in Spanish.

Historical Note:: Carl H. Berendt (1817-1878) worked in Mexico and Central America on the ethnology and philology of the native tribes. His work was supported in part by the Smithsonian, the Philadelphia Academy of Science, and the Chicago Academy of Science.

Topic:: Anthropology Search this

Genre/Form:: Manuscripts

Citation:: Smithsonian Institution Archives, Record Unit 7194, Carl Hermann Berendt Papers

Identifier:: Record Unit 7194

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Archival Repository:: Smithsonian Institution Archives

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Herbert Spencer Barber Papers

Creator::: Barber, Herbert Spencer, 1882-1950 Search this

Extent:: 7 cu. ft. (14 document boxes)

Type:: Collection descriptions; Archival materials; Manuscripts; Field notes

Date:: 1903-1950

Introduction:: This finding aid was digitized with funds generously provided by the Smithsonian Institution Women's Committee.

Descriptive Entry:: These papers concern mostly his professional work as an entomologist and administration of the work of the Department of Agriculture and the National Museum. His field notebooks include information on his trips to California (1903), Texas (1904 and 1918), Guatemala (1906), and Arizona (1914), and lists of photographs of specimens taken during the trips. In a series of outgoing correspondence, 1904-1909, family and other personal correspondence predominates, but in later correspondence, professional and museum matters assume priority. Some letters to and from Schwarz are included, probably a result of close association. This latter correspondence is concerned with Museum and Agriculture business, including acquisition of specimens, arrangements for study at the Museum, internal administration, acquisition and loan of specimens, and answers to questions and requests for determinations; a substantial proportion of the correspondence consists of professional communication between Barber and other entomologists concerning questions of taxonomy and biology of insects.

Prominent correspondents are listed in the description of each series, followed by folder lists. Some Barber material remains in the Department of Entomology, notably random nomenclature and taxonomic notes on various genera of Chrysomelidae (.75 cubic foot) and card files of collecting and research work at Plummer's Island.

Historical Note:: Herbert Spencer Barber (1882-1950) was associated with entomology in the United States National Museum, Division of Insects, from 1898 until his death in 1950. A man with little formal education, he was appointed as assistant preparator of insects in 1898, and until 1902 worked directly for Eugene Amandus Schwarz. From 1902-1904 he was employed by the United States Department of Agriculture, part of which time he spent studying cotton insects in the southern states. From 1904 to 1908 he was back in the museum with Schwarz. From 1908 until his death in 1950 he was a specialist on beetles in the Division of Insect Identification in the Agriculture Department. During these years he worked mostly in the museum, in association with Schwarz until the latter1s death in 1928. Barber collected insects in the United States, Mexico and Guatemala, and he was an internationally recognized authority on chrysomelid bruchid and lampyrid beetles. He had wide knowledge extending beyond his own specialties, the coleoptera, and even the field of entomology.

Topic:: Entomology Search this

Genre/Form:: Manuscripts; Field notes

Citation:: Smithsonian Institution Archives, Record Unit 7103, Herbert Spencer Barber Papers

Identifier:: Record Unit 7103

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Archival Repository:: Smithsonian Institution Archives

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Field diaries - Guatemala, 1906 (accompanied Eugene Amandus Schwarz); Arizona, November 1913-January 1914 (2 notebooks)

Collection Creator::: Barber, Herbert Spencer, 1882-1950 Search this

Container:: Box 1 of 13

Type:: Archival materials

Collection Citation:: Smithsonian Institution Archives, Record Unit 7103, Herbert Spencer Barber Papers

See more items in:: Herbert Spencer Barber Papers; Herbert Spencer Barber Papers / Series 1: NOTEBOOKS, 1903-1918, 12 VOLUMES. / Box 1

Archival Repository:: Smithsonian Institution Archives

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CORRESPONDENCE, 1906-CIRCA 1939.

Collection Creator::: Barber, Herbert Spencer, 1882-1950 Search this

Type:: Archival materials

Note:: This series, 1906-circa 1939, and the following series, through 1950, comprise the major professional correspondence of Herbert Barber. It is primarily concerned with Museum business, including acquisition and loan of specimens, arrangements for study at the Museum, internal administration, and answer of questions and requests for determinations; but a substantial proportion of the correspondence consists of professional communications between Barber and other entomologists concerning questions of the taxonomy and biology of insects, including drafts of articles, mostly Barber's, and exchanges of correspondence about publications. Correspondents for whom there is correspondence of substantial interest include: John Merton Aldrich (especially regarding trip to Guatemala); Gilbert J. Arrow; Kenneth G. Blair; Frank E. Blaisdell; J. R. de la Torre Bueno; Francisco Campos R; Frank Hurlburt Chittenden; Kenneth W. Cooper; Charles Dury; George Paul Englehardt; Henry Clinton Fall; Howard B. Hinton; Walther Horn; Charles William Leng; Frank Alexander McDermott; Andrew J. Mutchler; Frank J. Psota; John D. Sherman; Joseph Mason Valentine. The correspondence is international, including especially Chile, Cuba, Ecuador, England, France, Germany, Japan, and Spain. Administration is the primary topic in folders of Leland Ossian Howard, Harold Morrison, and Sievert Allen Rohwer. Correspondence exists with many institutions, but it is especially extensive with the American Museum of Natural History, the Carnegie Museum (see John R. Bowman), the Deutsches Entomologisches Institut (see Walther Horn), and Museum National D'Histoire Naturelle (see R. Jeannel). Barber wrote an article on an unrecorded journey of Thomas Say in Mexico, on which he had correspondence with Philip P. Calvert (also see Thomas Say).

Numerous letters to or from Eugene Amandus Schwarz are included in these two series, notably in the file for Raymond C. Shannon. Probably this was the inevitable result of the the thirty-years' association betweem Barber and Schwarz.

The two series of correspondence, divided about 1939, apparently were retained by Schwarz, although they may have resulted from later arrangement.

Collection Citation:: Smithsonian Institution Archives, Record Unit 7103, Herbert Spencer Barber Papers

Identifier:: Record Unit 7103, Series 3

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Archival Repository:: Smithsonian Institution Archives

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MS 1087 Some peculiarities of the Cakchiquel language

Creator:: Flores, Ildefonso José, -1772 Search this; Dwight, Theodore F. Search this; Gibbs, George, 1815-1873 Search this

Extent:: 5 Pages

Culture:: Kaqchikel Maya (Cakchiquel) Search this

Type:: Collection descriptions; Archival materials; Pages

Date:: undated

Scope and Contents:: Manuscript, taken from an octodecimo grammar presented to the American Ethnological Society, entitled, "Arte de la lengua Metropolitana del Reyno Cakchiquel e Guatemalteco, con parallello de las lenguas Metropolitanas de los Reynos Kiche, Cakchiquel y, Tutuhil, que hoy integran el Reyno de Guatemala. Composta por P. F. Ildefonso Joseph Flores, etc., etc., "En Guatemala, con licencia, etc., 1753." Theodore Dwight's copy of the original and also a copy of Mr Dwight's copy. 18 pages.

Local Numbers:: NAA MS 1087

General:: Previously titled "On numerals and methods of counting various objects."

Topic:: Numbers -- Maya Search this; Language and languages -- Documentation Search this; Guatemala Search this

Citation:: Manuscript 1087, National Anthropological Archives, Smithsonian Institution

Identifier:: NAA.MS1087

Archival Repository:: National Anthropological Archives

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MS 1062 Kekchi grammatical notes and vocabulary

Collector:: Kocsis, Alexander, 1823-1896 Search this

Extent:: 205 Pages

Culture:: Kekchi Jacaltec Search this

Type:: Collection descriptions; Archival materials; Pages

Date:: February 1885

Scope and Contents:: Contents:

Volume 1: Cultural notes and grammatical summary, some notes on pronunciation, nouns, pronouns, adverbs, verbs, numerals, particles; some morphological analysis. The Lord's Prayer, as received by G. Reed, with interlineation. A few kin terms and loan words in the vocabulary, which begins in Volume 1 and runs through the remaining volumes. The English-Kekchi vocabulary is not properly alphabetized. In volume 1 there are about 240 entries, A- CURASSON. 73 pages.

Volume 2: CHACHA-POUR OUT, 72 pages, about 700 entries.

Volume 3: PLEASANT-YELLOW, 61 pages. About 525 entries, plus about 75 Kekchi English phrases, plus a few greetings and 1 page of Christian and family names at the end. Dated at the end at Tullahoma, Tennessee, July 8, 1885. H. Landau 8 V11 1969

Local Numbers:: NAA MS 1062

Topic:: Numbers -- Maya Search this; Kinship -- Kekchi Search this; Names, Personal -- Kekchi Search this; Language and languages -- Documentation Search this; Guatemala Search this

Citation:: Manuscript 1062, National Anthropological Archives, Smithsonian Institution

Identifier:: NAA.MS1062

Archival Repository:: National Anthropological Archives

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Slides - Jamaica, Honduras, Guatemala, Galapagos, New Zealand, El Salvador

Collection Creator::: Belkin, John N. Search this

Container:: Box 5 of 8

Type:: Archival materials

Collection Citation:: Smithsonian Institution Archives, Record Unit 7381, John N. Belkin Papers

See more items in:: John N. Belkin Papers; John N. Belkin Papers / Box 5

Archival Repository:: Smithsonian Institution Archives

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Guatemala trip

Collection Creator::: Belkin, John N. Search this

Container:: Box 5 of 8

Type:: Archival materials

Collection Citation:: Smithsonian Institution Archives, Record Unit 7381, John N. Belkin Papers

See more items in:: John N. Belkin Papers; John N. Belkin Papers / Box 5

Archival Repository:: Smithsonian Institution Archives

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Guatemala - Collection Records

Collection Creator::: Belkin, John N. Search this

Container:: Box 5 of 8

Type:: Archival materials

Collection Citation:: Smithsonian Institution Archives, Record Unit 7381, John N. Belkin Papers

See more items in:: John N. Belkin Papers; John N. Belkin Papers / Box 5

Archival Repository:: Smithsonian Institution Archives

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Guatemala - Type Localities

Collection Creator::: Belkin, John N. Search this

Container:: Box 7 of 8

Type:: Archival materials

Collection Citation:: Smithsonian Institution Archives, Record Unit 7381, John N. Belkin Papers

See more items in:: John N. Belkin Papers; John N. Belkin Papers / Box 7

Archival Repository:: Smithsonian Institution Archives

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MS 3070 Traduccion al idioma Kachiquel del Decreto Number 471

Creator:: Solís, Ignacio, 1839-1912 Search this

Extent:: 7 Pages

Culture:: Kaqchikel Maya (Cakchiquel) Search this

Type:: Collection descriptions; Archival materials; Pages

Date:: undated

Scope and Contents:: Copy by Dionisio Siliezar for Don Ignacio Soliz.

Local Numbers:: NAA MS 3070

Topic:: Guatemala Search this

Citation:: Manuscript 3070, National Anthropological Archives, Smithsonian Institution

Identifier:: NAA.MS3070

Archival Repository:: National Anthropological Archives

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Janet Longcope photographs of world travels

Oscar Ling Cartwright Papers

Ki-Ku, general. Correspondents include E.E. Knight, Guatemala Avocado Nursery, 1916-1919; Frank Koehler, Rosedale Hardy Plant Farm, 1922-1923, undated.

Doris Holmes Blake Papers

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Folder 17 Blount, Donald N., 1966. Includes a field map of Chiantla, Guatemala.

Folder 3 Foshag, William F., manuscripts, including:

MS 2057 Vocabulary in Mayan and Spanish languages

Central America

MS 3745 A synopsis of the Quiche language

Carl Hermann Berendt Papers

Herbert Spencer Barber Papers

Field diaries - Guatemala, 1906 (accompanied Eugene Amandus Schwarz); Arizona, November 1913-January 1914 (2 notebooks)

CORRESPONDENCE, 1906-CIRCA 1939.

MS 1087 Some peculiarities of the Cakchiquel language

MS 1062 Kekchi grammatical notes and vocabulary

Slides - Jamaica, Honduras, Guatemala, Galapagos, New Zealand, El Salvador

Guatemala trip

Guatemala - Collection Records

Guatemala - Type Localities

MS 3070 Traduccion al idioma Kachiquel del Decreto Number 471

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