Eddie McKee Collection undated.

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Eddie McKee Collection undated.

NAU.MS.98


Descriptive Summary

Creator: McKee, Eddie
Collection NameEddie McKee Collection
Inclusive Dates: undated.
Physical Description 1 Box
AbstractPieces probably authored by Eddie McKee.
Collection NumberNAU.MS.98
Language English.
Repository Cline Library. Special Collections and Archives Department
Northern Arizona University
Cline Library
P.O. Box 6022
Flagstaff, AZ 86011-6022
Phone: 928 523 5551
Fax: 928 523 3770
Email: Special.Collections@nau.edu

Scope and Content Note

Pieces probably authored by Eddie McKee.


Organization

Organized alphabetically by title.

Restrictions

Restrictions

None.

Copyright

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Administrative Information

Credit Line

Eddie McKee Collection, NAU.MS.98, Northern Arizona University. Special Collections and Archives Dept.


Container List

Informational Material
This series contains pieces of literature, most likely authored by Eddie McKee.
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11 Bibliography
12 Advice from a Pro
13 Always Consider the Date
14 Banquets, Feasts, and Formal Dinners
15 Beer and the Slug
16 Boghorn Specimen for the Museum
17 The Book is Worth “Two Bits”
18 A “Butcher Bird” Earns His Title
19 Butterflies
110 Buzz Holstrom-the Solo Boatman
111 Cambrian Snuff-Colored Dolomites
112 Catch a Flying Fish
113 Coconut Trees-Evidence of Continental Deposition
114 Coincidence of the Amazon
115 Colorado River Delta-Why Study
116 The Compassionate Soldier in Jordan
117 Crook-neck Fossil Hunters
118 The Dancing Frog of the Orinoko
119 Difficult Decisions
120 Dinosaur Tracks
121 Discovery of the Grand Canyon Rattlesnake, The Journal of Arizona History, V.17 No.1
122 Eat Pigs in Supai
123 Edible Tablecloth
124 The Emir of Zalim
125 Evolution in Methods of Sand Analysis
126 Experiences in Comitan
127 Fancy Pastures for Fancy Parties
128 Five Times a Reptile
129 Floating Rocks
130 Foot Leather
131 Foot Race at the Cairo Airport
132 A Frustrated Canyon Wren
133 Frustration—Camera Down a Joint Crack
134 Funny Basket Design
135 A Geologic Use for Blacksmith’s Bellows
136 Geologist Overcomes Adversity
137 Gopher Hole Genesis of Grand Canyon
138 The Grand Canyon Cross-Bedding Club
139 Grand Canyon vs. Canyon of the Blue Mile
140 Harem in Egypt
141 He Never Misses
142 The Hogback Geological Exhibit, Denver, Colorado
143 Hopi Sam and the Navajos
144 Hopi Wedding
145 How to Catch White Throated Swifts
146 How to Eat Pinyon Nuts
147 How to Find a Robin’s Nest
148 I Am Thirsty
149 Impressions of a Barge
150 Injuns All Go to L.A.
151 In Malaysia They Fish for Shoes
152 Inside Looking Out
153 I Pull Off My Thumb
154 It Could Have Been Worse
155 I Was Tricked
156 Jobs for Field Assistants—Egypt
157 Just a Little Bomb
158 King Tuai and Etiquette
159 Laundry on an Atoll
160 Lepidoptera Can Be Distracting
161 Lone Butterfly at Kharga Oasis
162 Materials for Birds’ Nests
163 the McKee Tribe
164 Meeting a Stranger at the Airport
165 The Misplaced Specimen
166 Mixed Blessings-Water in Kanab Canyon
167 Mormon Tea-A Recommended Beverage
168 Mother Nature Helps Out
169 Mrs. Smith-Kayenta
170 My First Radio Talk-Chuckwalla Stole the Show
171 Nails in Beach Rock at Kapingamarangi
172 Naturalist Conference and Ringtails
173 Navajo-“Not Paid for What I Do, but for What I Know”
174 Navajo Saddle Blanket
175 Never Put Off Until Tomorrow
176 Nocturnal Visitors
177 Noteworthy Signs
178 Not Made by the Hand of Man?
179 Obnoxious Tourist and Rattlesnake
180 Old MacDonald Had a Farm
181 Only Two Words of Portuguese
182 Participating at a Butterfly Dance
183 Peanut Butter
184 The Perfect Combination
185 Photography in Hopiland
186 Population Explosion: Schizodus
187 Prairie Dogs Go Swimming
188 Productus vs. Bellerophon
189 Raining Frogs
190 Runners at Dawn
191 Running the Gauntlet
192 Sand Bags of Cretaceous Age
193 A Sandwich in Oaxaca
194 Searching for Ground Water with Flashlight
195 She No Have’m Horse
196 Sitting on a Cactus
197 Sometimes it Backfires
198 Supai Funeral
199 Surrounded by Glass Shards
1100 The Thoughtful Waitress
1101 Thwarting Ladrones in Bogata
1102 The Tiger and the Crusher
1103 Topics of Research
1104 The Trade Rat of Pip Creek Canyon
1105 Trenching Technique in Dune Studies
1106 Triple Coincidence
1107 Two Points of View
1108 Two Shoes-One Foot
1109 Typing Errors in Geological Manuscripts
1110 Unexpected Pleasure on a Sand Bank
1111 Unsympathetic Ravens
1112 Walking, When He Should’ve Been Running
1113 Water Witching Has Possibilities
1114 What Good is Money?
1115 What is and Egghatch?
1116 What’s in a Name?
1117 Where Am I-India or Pakistan?
1118 Where One Can Spit a Mile
1119 Who Wants a Skunk?
1120 Wind Records from Tunis
1121 Word Get Around-Helicopter
1122 World Travelers Wear Quincunx Pattern
1123 ”Young Man, I Recommend That You Read This Book”