These are mostly nineteenth-century prints of some negatives in the glass negative collection. Included are a few images made from negatives that apparently have since been broken or lost. Some of the prints were acquired by the Department of Anthropology of the United States National Museum and have accession and/or catalog numbers. Others were apparently made for exhibit purposes. The collection has not been sufficiently studied to allow the positive identification of the print makers but many were probably prepared by Charles Milton Bell, De Lancey W. Gill, John K. Hillers, and Antonio Zeno Shindler. Some of the prints have been hand colored by Shindler.
Arrangement:
Roughly by tribe
Citation:
Prints of Indian Negatives, National Anthropological Archives, Smithsonian Institution
Non-Native Man with Shovel in Partially Excavated Room, No. 3, of Ruin Beside Pick, Shovel, and Artifacts Including Manos, Metates, and Pottery Jars in Situ
Excavated Rooms of Adobe Ruins Showing Non-Native Man with Dog Beside Pick, Shovel, Manos and Metates in Room No. 4 and Pottery Jars and Stone Artifacts in Room No. 3
