Edward H. and Rosamond B. Spicer papers, 1911-2000 (bulk 1937-1988)

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Edward H. and Rosamond B. Spicer papers, 1911-2000 (bulk 1937-1988)

MS 5



Creator:	Spicer, Edward Holland, 1906- Spicer, Rosamond B.
Title:	Edward H. and Rosamond B. Spicer papers,
Inclusive Dates:	1911-2000 (bulk 1937-1988)
Quantity:	144 linear feet
Abstract:	Collection consists of correspondence, research, ephemera, photographs, articles, and other publications written or collected by Edward H. Spicer.
Identification:	MS 5
Language:	English.
Repository:	Arizona State Museum University of Arizona PO Box 210026 Tucson, AZ 85721-0026 Phone: 520-621-4695 URL: http://www.statemuseum.arizona.edu/archives/index.shtml

Biographical Note

Edward (Ned) H. Spicer (1906-1983) was a noted cultural anthropologist, member of the National Academy of Sciences, former president of the American Anthropological Association (1972), Guggenheim fellow, and University of Arizona professor emeritus. He received his bachelor’s degree in economics from the University of Arizona in 1932 and his Ph.D. in anthropology from the University of Chicago in 1939. He is the author of numerous books, including: Pascua, a Yaqui Village in Arizona (1940), Cycles of Conquest: The Impact of Spain, Mexico, and the United States on the Indians of the Southwest, 1533-1960 (1962), Impounded People; Japanese-Americans in the Relocation Centers (1969) and The Yaquis: A Cultural History (1980).

Spicer worked extensively with the Yaqui Indians of Old Pascua Village and with the U.S. War Relocation Authority during WWII. He taught anthropology at the University of Arizona from 1939-41 and 1946-1978 and he received the UA Foundation’s Creative Teaching Award the Tucson Trade Bureau’s Faculty Achievement Award. He also excavated the Tuzigoot ruins in the Verde Valley, Arizona and helped establish it as a national monument.

Spicer married Rosamond Spicer (nee Brown) (1913-1999) in 1936 and they shared a life of research and companionship. Rosamond was a noted cultural anthropologist, writer, mother, artist and community activist. She received her bachelor’s degree with honors in archaeology from Northwestern University in 1934 and her master’s degree in anthropology from the University of Chicago in 1938. She coauthored with Alice Joseph and Jane Chesky, The Desert People: A Study of the Papago Indians (1949), edited People of Pascua (1988), and edited Performing the Renewal of Community: Indigenous Easter Rituals in North Mexico and Southwest United States (1997). She was also assistant editor for the journal, American Anthropologist (1960-62), research associate for the Guggenheim Foundation and senior research fellow with the Wenner Gren Foundation. Rosamond was a member of the research society, Sigma Xi, and a fellow of the American Anthropological Society. She was also active in many Tucson organizations including, the Tucson Council for Civic Unity, Tucson Community School, and Tucson-Pima County Historical Commission. Both Edward and Rosamond were active in the establishment of the Fort Lowell Historic District; they founded the Old Fort Lowell Neighborhood Association.

Scope and Content

Collection consists of correspondence, research, ephemera, photographs, articles, and other publications written or collected by Edward H. Spicer. The War Relocation Authority series contains detailed information on individual relocation centers such as Poston, Arizona and Manzanar, California. The Edward H. Spicer Publications, Courses, and Professional Materials series include various materials relating to his life and career. The collection also includes detailed materials on Native peoples of the Southwest including specific tribes, such as the Yaqui. Arizona State Museum's related and accession numbers associated with this collection are: Series I, AP 89-99; Series II, AP 90-116; Series III, AP 91-10; Series IV, AP 91-42; Series V, AP 91-80; Series VI, ASM ACC 92-124; Series VII, ASM ACC 94-92, Series VIII, AP 2000- 175; Series IX, AP 2000-175; Series X, AP 94-2, AP 2000-175.

Arrangement

This collection is organized into ten series.

Series I. Edward H. Spicer Publications,1936-1988
Subseries 1: General Manuscripts
Subseries 2: University of Arizona
Subseries 3: American Anthropological Association
Series II. War Relocation Authority,1942-1984 (Bulk 1942-1948)
Series III. Edward H. Spicer Courses,1930-1978
Subseries 1: Courses Taken and Taught by Edward H. Spicer
Subseries 2: University of Arizona Courses Taught by Edward H. Spicer, 1939-1978
Subseries 3: Papers by Students and Others, 1940-1985
Series IV. Professional Materials,1930-1987 (Bulk 1939-1977)
Subseries 1: Professional Associations and Foundations
Subseries 2: Workshops, Seminars, Talks, etc.
Subseries 3: Archaeology and Edward H. Spicer
Subseries 4: Thoughts, Ideas, Notes, and Matters of Interest
Subseries 5: Awards, Certificates, Plaques
Series V. Ethnic Groups,1911-1980 (Bulk 1940-1975)
Subseries 1: Various Groups
Subseries 2: American Indians - General
Subseries 3: Indians by Tribe (Alphabetical)
Series VI. Pascua Yaqui Office of Economic Opportunity,1960-1981
Series VII. Correspondence,1936-2000 (Bulk 1940-1977)
Series VIII. Yaqui Files.1935-1995 (Bulk 1939-1988)
Subseries 1: Yaqui Files
Subseries 2: Yaqui A-Files and Additional Material
Series IX. Journals and Travel.1915-1991
Series X. Sound Recordings, Miscellaneous.

Restrictions

Conditions Governing Access

None

Conditions Governing Use

The Arizona State Museum may not own copyright to all parts of this collection. It is the responsibility of the user to obtain permission to publish from the owner of the copyright (the institution, the creator of the record, the author or his/her transferees, heirs, legates, or literary executors). The user agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the Arizona Board of Regents for the University of Arizona, Arizona State Museum, its officers, employees, and agents from and against all claims made by any person asserting that he or she is an owner of copyright.

Controlled Access Terms

Personal Name(s)

Spicer, Edward Holland, 1906

Spicer, Rosamond B.

Corporate Name(s)

Manzanar War Relocation Center

United States. -- War Relocation Authority

University of Arizona. -- Dept. of Anthropology

Geographic Name(s)

Pascua Village (Ariz.)

Subject(s)

Apache Indians

Indians of North America -- Cultural assimilation -- Southwest, New

Indians of North America -- Southwest, New

Japanese Americans Evacuation and relocation, 1942-1945

Mayo Indians

Minorities -- Southwest, New

Opata Indians

Pima Indians

Tohono O'Odham Indians

Yaqui Indians -- Government relations

Yaqui Indians -- History

Yaqui Indians -- Rites and ceremonies

Yuma Indians

Genre Form(s)

Correspondence

Minutes

Photographs

Administrative Information

Preferred Citation

Edward H. and Rosamond B. Spicer Papers. MS 5. Arizona State Museum. Archives.

Container List


Series I: Edward H. and Rosamond B. Spicer Manuscripts, Published and Unpublished, 1929-1997

	Subseries 1: General Manuscripts
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1	1	Cycles of Conquest:Reprint from Cycles. Introduction and Chapter 19.
1	2	Cycles of Conquest: Commendatory letters, reviews, UA press reports.
1	3	Cycles of Conquest: Reviews.
1	4	Cycles of Conquest: Southwestern Library Association Book Award, 1964
1	5	Cycles of Conquest: Miscellaneous references to.
1	6	Cycles of Conquest: Copies of cartographic material from various sources, original maps, notes.
1	7	Cycles of Conquest: Plans for research and writing.
1	8	Cycles of Conquest: Introduction drafts and notes.
1	9	Cycles of Conquest: Tarahumaras, Chapter 2 drafts and notes.
1	10	Cycles of Conquest: Mayos and Yaquis. Most material in the Yaqui file.
1	11	Cycles of Conquest: Lower Pimas and Opatas.
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2	1	Cycles of Conquest: Upper Pimas and Papagos, Chapter 6, drafts.
2	2	Cycles of Conquest: Western Apaches, Chapter 10, draft.
2	3	Cycles of Conquest: Eastern Pueblo, notes and research.
2	4	Cycles of Conquest: Yumas, notes.
2	5	Cycles of Conquest: Spanish Culture, notes.
2	6	Cycles of Conquest: The Spanish Program, notes.
2	7	Cycles of Conquest: Mexican Program, notes and draft.
2	8	Cycles of Conquest: Bearers of Anglo Culture, notes.
2	9	Cycles of Conquest: Anglo Program, notes.
2	10	Cycles of Conquest: Part III: Results of Contact. Chapter 1.
2	11	Cycles of Conquest: Language changes, notes and draft.
2	12	Cycles of Conquest: Part III: Results of Contact. Changes in social organization.
2	13	Cycles of Conquest: Part III: Results of Contact. Religious differentiation.
2	14	Cycles of Conquest: Part III: Economics and Material Culture.
2	15	Cycles of Conquest: Part IV: General Processes.
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3	1	Cycles of Conquest: Final typed drafts: Chapter 2.
3	2	Cycles of Conquest: Final typed drafts: Chapter 6.
3	3	Cycles of Conquest: Final typed drafts: Chapters 7-9.
3	4	Cycles of Conquest: Final typed drafts: Chapter 11.
3	5	Cycles of Conquest: Final typed drafts: Part II, Chapters 12-14.
3	6	Cycles of Conquest: Final typed drafts: Part II, Chapters 15-17.
3	7	Cycles of Conquest: Final typed drafts: Chapter 18, Part IV, Chapter 19.
3	8	Cycles of Conquest: Final typed drafts: Part III, Chapter 19.
3	9	Cycles of Conquest: Final typed drafts: Chapter 20, Part IV.
3	10	Cycles of Conquest: Bibliography.
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4	1	Pascua, A Yaqui Village in Arizona: Reviews and correspondence regarding finances, reprinting, 1944-1985
4	2	Potam, A Yaqui Village in Sonora: Notes and outlines.
4	3	Potam, A Yaqui Village in Sonora: Village plans, ceremonial diagrams, correspondence, paraphenalia.
4	4	Potam, A Yaqui Village in Sonora: 15 photographs.
4	5	Potam, A Yaqui Village in Sonora: First draft, contents, preface, chapters 1-7.
4	6	Potam, A Yaqui Village in Sonora: First draft, chapters 8-11, bibliography, notes.
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5	1	Potam, A Yaqui Village in Sonora: Second draft, pp. 1-368.
5	2	Potam, A Yaqui Village in Sonora: Second draft, pp. 369-716.
5	3	Potam, A Yaqui Village in Sonora: Correspondence, 1950-1954
5	4	Human Problems in Technological Change: A Casebook: Correspondence, 1949-1974
5	5	Human Problems in Technological Change: A Casebook: Cornell Field School cases, including Navajo and Papago.
5	6	Human Problems in Technological Change: A Casebook: Cornell Field School Notes from a lecture by?
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6	1	Human Problems in Technological Change: A Casebook: Related information, New Mexico Extension and other cases, reports and articles.
6	2	Human Problems in Technological Change: A Casebook. TCMH. Various cases, including: Spanish Americans of New Mexico, Agriculture, Nutrition, Industrialization.
6	3	Human Problems in Technological Change: A Casebook: Early drafts of selected chapters and notes.
6	4	Human Problems in Technological Change: A Casebook: Early drafts and notes.
6	5	Human Problems in Technological Change: A Casebook: Drafts and notes.
6	6	Human Problems in Technological Change: A Casebook: Drafts and notes.
6	7	Human Problems in Technological Change: A Casebook: Reviews.
6	8	Human Problems in Technological Change: A Casebook: 1954 Edition changes.
6	9	Human Problems in Technological Change: A Casebook: Paperback edition.
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7	1	International Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences: Contributions and correspondence, 1961-1963
7	2	International Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences: “Acculturation”: Drafts, notes, correspondence, 1967-1968
7	3	Encyclopedia Britannica: Correspondence about articles, 1962
7	4	Encyclopedia Britannica: “Acculturation,” 1962
7	5	Encyclopedia Britannica: “Papago Indians,” 1962
7	6	Encyclopedia Britannica: “Cahita,” 1962
7	7	Encyclopedia Britannica: “Social and Cultural Change”: Drafts, notes, correspondence, 1971, 1973-1974
7	8	Encyclopedia Britannica: “Social and Cultural Change”: Drafts, notes, correspondence, 1971, 1973-1974
7	9	Comparative Social Institutions: correspondence, outline, and chapter 1, 1963
7	10	Warner Modular Publications, Inc, 1973
7	11	Schriftfest for Sol Tax: Correspondence, 1975
7	12	“Developmental Change and Cultural Integration”: Notes, drafts, correspondence, [1968]
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8	1	“Developmental Change and Cultural Integration”: Notes, drafts, correspondence, [1968]
8	2	Plural Society in the Southwest: Correspondence, 1968-1978
8	3	Plural Society in the Southwest: Edward H. Spicer diary, references, clippings.
8	4	Plural Society in the Southwest: Weatherhead Conference, August 24-28, 1970
8	5	Plural Society in the Southwest: Correspondence regarding publication and reviews and page proofs.
8	6	Plural Society in the Southwest: Drafts, page proofs, and notes. (1 of 2)
8	7	Plural Society in the Southwest: Drafts, page proofs, and notes. (2 of 2)
8	8	Plural Society in the Southwest: Some reviews.
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9	1	Ethnic Medicine in the Southwest: Correspondence, 1973-1988
9	2	Ethnic Medicine in the Southwest: Memorandum of agreement and author report worksheets.
9	3	Ethnic Medicine in the Southwest: Notes, introduction, and bibliography.
9	4	Ethnic Medicine in the Southwest: Contents, front material, introduction, and bibliography.
9	5	Ethnic Medicine in the Southwest: Introduction, first draft.
9	6	Ethnic Medicine in the Southwest: Press letter and reviews.
9	7	Ethnic Medicine in the Southwest: Edited material from taped interviews.
9	8	Harvard Encyclopedia of American Ethnic Groups: Announcement, project description, catalogue of ethnic groups stage 1, revised draft, edited transcript.
9	9	Harvard Encyclopedia of American Ethnic Groups: Correspondence and reviews, 1974-1981
9	10	Harvard Encyclopedia of American Ethnic Groups: “Federal Policy toward American Indians,” 1980
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10	1	Harvard Encyclopedia of American Ethnic Groups: Notes and maps, including memo on Catawbas.
10	2	Harvard Encyclopedia of American Ethnic Groups: Notes.
10	3	Harvard Encyclopedia of American Ethnic Groups: American Indians outline and draft.
10	4	Harvard Encyclopedia of American Ethnic Groups: American Indians draft and bibliography.
10	5	Harvard Encyclopedia of American Ethnic Groups: Partial sections of American Indians and bibliography.
10	6	Harvard Encyclopedia of American Ethnic Groups: Related articles by others.
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11	1	Perspectives in Southwest Indian Culture Change: Correspondence, 1956-1968
11	2	Perspectives in Southwest Indian Culture Change: Correspondence, 1959-1975
11	3	Perspectives in Southwest Indian Culture Change: Drafts and notes, Yaqui bibliography.
11	4	Perspectives in Southwest Indian Culture Change: Reviews.
11	5	Six Faces of Mexico: Memorandum and correspondence, 1963-1977
11	6	Six Faces of Mexico: Review.
11	7	Handbook of Middle American Indians and Handbook of North American Indians: Announcement and instructions.
11	8	Handbook of Middle American Indians and Handbook of North American Indians: Maps, correspondence, articles.
11	9	Handbook of Middle American Indians: “Northwest Mexico: Introduction,” “The Yaqui and Mayo,” 1969
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12	1	Handbook of North American Indians: “Yaquis”: Correspondence, notes, drafts, 1976
12	2	Handbook of North American Indians: “Assimilation or Pluralism?”: Correspondence, notes, drafts, related material, 1976 (1 of 2)
12	3	Handbook of North American Indians: “Assimilation or Pluralism?”: Correspondence, notes, drafts, 1976 (2 of 2)
12	4	Handbook of North American Indians: “Indian Policy in Mexico,” “Mexican Indian Policies”: Drafts, notes, correspondence, reprint, 1972, 1988
12	5	Training Programs for New Opportunities in Applied Anthropology: “Training for Non-Academic Employment: Major Issues,” Edward Spicer and Theodore Downing: Drafts and notes, 1974
12	6	Impounded People: Memorandum of Agreement, 1967
12	7	Impounded People: Correspondence and articles.
12	8	Impounded People: Correspondence and Reviews.
12	9	Impounded People: Reviews.
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13	1	Impounded People: Introduction, drafts, notes.
13	2	A Short History of the Indians of the United States: Correspondence and requests to reprint printed material, 1966-1970
13	3	A Short History of the Indians of the United States: Author suggestions, correspondence, and blurbs.
13	4	A Short History of the Indians of the United States: Notes, newspaper clippings.
13	5	A Short History of the Indians of the United States: Outline and notes.
13	6	A Short History of the Indians of the United States: Original drafts and notes: Part 1, preface. chapter 1.
13	7	A Short History of the Indians of the United States: Original drafts and notes: Part 1, chapter 2.
13	8	A Short History of the Indians of the United States: Original drafts and notes: Part 1, chapter 3.
13	9	A Short History of the Indians of the United States: Original drafts and notes: Part 1, chapter 4.
13	10	A Short History of the Indians of the United States: Original drafts and notes: Part 1, chapter 5.
13	11	A Short History of the Indians of the United States: Complete final draft: Part 1.
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14	1	A Short History of the Indians of the United States: Documents, drafts, notes: Part 2.
14	2	A Short History of the Indians of the United States: Galley proofs: Part 1 and 2.
14	3	A Short History of the Indians of the United States: The long arm of bureaucracy. Two pages never included or completed.
14	4	A Short History of the Indians of the United States: Typed drafts.
14	5	A Short History of the Indians of the United States: Carbon-copy.
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15	1	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Proposal, outline, bibliography, and budget.
15	2	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Correspondence and memos with UA Press and RHT, 1969-1984
15	3	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Comments and reviews.
15	4	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Notes and summary.
15	5	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Table of contents drafts.
15	6	The Yaquis: A Cultural History Notes, maps, table of contents, and photograph lists.
15	7	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Miscellaneous references.
15	8	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: References cited.
15	9	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Notes and references, chapters 1-6.
15	10	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Illustration lists.
15	11	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Drafts of dedication, acknowledgments, and preface.
15	12	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Draft of prologue, article, and notes.
15	13	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Chapter 1, Jesuits and Yaquis: Drafts and notes.
15	14	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Chapter 1, Jesuits and Yaquis: Drafts and notes.
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16	1	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Chapter 1, Jesuits and Yaquis: Drafts with corrections, references cited.
16	2	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Chapter 1, Jesuits and Yaquis: Xerox of original typing.
16	3	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Chapter 1, Jesuits and Yaquis: Draft, with corrections and changes.
16	4	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Chapter 1, Jesuits and Yaquis: Selections of chapter.
16	5	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Chapter 2: Drafts, notes, and clipping
16	6	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Chapter 2: Draft and notes.
16	7	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Chapter 2: Xerox of original typing.
16	8	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Chapter 2: Drafts with corrections.
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17	1	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Chapter 3: Notes and draft.
17	2	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Chapter 3: Notes and draft.
17	3	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Chapter 3: Corrected draft.
17	4	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Chapter 3: Xerox copy of original.
17	5	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Chapter 3: Draft with corrections, comments by Gorman.
17	6	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Chapter 3: Draft with corrections.
17	7	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Letter from Art Gallaher, article, and notes.
17	8	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Chapter 4: Notes, draft, and Yaqui poetry.
17	9	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Chapter 4: Notes and article by T. Robert Broughton.
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18	1	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Chapter 4: Xerox of original typing.
18	2	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Chapter 4: Corrected drafts.
18	3	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Chapter 4: Corrected draft.
18	4	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Chapter 5: Notes and early drafts.
18	5	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Chapter 5: Notes, references, comments by Gorman.
18	6	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Chapter 5: Early drafts with corrections.
18	7	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Chapter 5: Xerox of original.
18	8	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Chapter 6: An early version of chapter 6, Original and Xerox.
18	9	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Chapter 6: Charts, notes, and article by Tom Sheridan.
18	10	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Chapter 6: Notes and drafts with corrections.
18	11	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Chapter 6: Notes and draft with corrections.
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19	1	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Chapter 6: Draft with corrections.
19	2	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Chapter 6: Notes, draft and Xerox for a planned version of chapter 6 (not used as such) with corrections, memo, correspondence.
19	3	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Chapter 7: Draft, notes, article, letter, and comments.
19	4	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Chapter 7: Draft with corrections, Original, and Xerox.
19	5	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Thoughts about an introduction or coda.
19	6	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Prologue, chapter 1 as submitted to UA press, notes and references.
19	7	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Chapter 2 as submitted to UA Press, notes and references.
19	8	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Chapter 3 as submitted to UA Press, notes and references.
19	9	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Chapter 4 as submitted to UA Press, notes and references.
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20	1	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Chapter 5 as submitted to UA Press, notes and references.
20	2	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Chapter 6 as submitted to UA Press, notes and references, Xerox.
20	3	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Chapter 7 as submitted to UA Press, notes and references, Xerox.
20	4	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: References cited as submitted to UA Press, Xerox.
20	5	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Chapter 1 as edited by UA Press.
20	6	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Chapter 2 as edited by UA Press.
20	7	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Chapter 3as edited by UA Press.
20	8	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Chapter 4 as edited by UA Press.
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21	1	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Chapter 5 as edited by UA Press.
21	2	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Chapter 6 as edited by UA Press.
21	3	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Chapter 7 as edited by UA Press.
21	4	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Notes and references to the chapters as edited by UA Press.
21	5	People of Pascua: Correspondence-Kay Sands
21	6	People of Pascua: Draft with editing by Pat Shelton, UA Press, index, illustrations list, chapter 1.
21	7	People of Pascua: Draft with editing
21	8	People of Pascua: Draft with editing by Pat Shelton, UA Press, chapter 6-11, epilogue, preface, references.
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0	0	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Accompanying maps, diagrams, illustrations. Three folders of oversize material stored in Flat File Cabinet 5.
0	0	The Yaquis: A Cultural History: Accompanying maps, diagrams, illustrations. One folder of oversize material stored in 5th tier Flat File Cabinet 45 in. Oversize Storage.
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22	1	People of Pascua: Correspondence with UA Press, 1983-1989
22	2	People of Pascua: Publicity materials, 1987-1988
22	3	People of Pascua: Early comments from Luke Smith, Muriel Thayer Painter, Alexander Leighton.
22	4	People of Pascua: Readers' reviews for UA Press, 1985-1987
22	5	People of Pascua: Various versions of dedication, Rosamond B. Spicer.
22	6	People of Pascua: Various versions of table of contents, Edward H. Spicer
22	7	People of Pascua: Photocopies of possible photos for use and captions.
22	8	People of Pascua: Working maps, notes, and genealogies.
22	9	People of Pascua: Small maps and genealogies used by UA Press.
22	10	People of Pascua: Preface, draft, and RBS notes.
22	11	People of Pascua: Drafts of Living in Pascua, Rosamond B. Spicer, 1984-1985
22	12	People of Pascua: Materials for Kay Sands' epilogue.
22	13	People of Pascua: Difference drafts of Sands' epilogue or Afterward, notes.
22	14	People of Pascua: Footnotes by chapter.
22	15	People of Pascua: References with Rosamond B. Spicer notes.
22	16	People of Pascua: Drafts of acknowledgments.
22	17	People of Pascua: Print out of Rosamond B. Spicer computer directory, with various notes.
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23	1	People of Pascua: Copies already in archives, SSRC letter, “New Plan for POP,” pt. 1 draft.
23	2	People of Pascua: Correspondence, 1989
23	3	People of Pascua: San Ignacio Yaqui Council correspondence, 1986-1987
23	4	People of Pascua: Gloria Martinez diatribe against POP.
23	5	People of Pascua: Publicity reviews.
23	6	People of Pascua: Comments-Robert Ascher, Luke M. Smith, Muriel Thayer Painter, Alexander Leighton.
23	7	People of Pascua: Green Valley Talk, Dec. 1, 1988
23	8	People of Pascua: Living in Pascua by Rosamond B. Spicer, forward, draft.
23	9	People of Pascua: Writing about the People of Pascua by Kathleen Mullen Sands, epilogue, draft.
23	10	People of Pascua: Headings of parts 2 and 3, miscellaneous notes.
23	11	People of Pascua: First draft, parts 2 and 3.
23	12	People of Pascua: Second draft, parts 1 and 2.
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24	1	People of Pascua: Second draft, part 3.
24	2	People of Pascua: Second draft, parts 1 and 2, revised.
24	3	People of Pascua: Second draft, part 3, revised.
24	4	People of Pascua: Third draft, part 1, photocopy.
24	5	People of Pascua: Third draft, part 2, photocopy.
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25	1	People of Pascua: Third draft, part 3, photocopy.
25	2	People of Pascua: Completed original third draft, notes.
25	3	People of Pascua: Completed original third draft, part 1.
25	4	People of Pascua: Completed original third draft, part 2.
25	5	People of Pascua: Completed original third draft, part 3.
25	6	People of Pascua: Original third draft, incomplete (missing last chapters), notes by J.L. Schweitzer.
25	7	People of Pascua: Third draft, part 1, introduction, chapter 1 and 2,
25	8	People of Pascua: Third draft, part 2, chapter 3-7, notes by
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26	1	People of Pascua: Third draft, part 3, chapter 8-10, notes by Kathleen Sands and Rosamond B. Spicer.
26	2	People of Pascua: Drafts, letter, and articles.
26	3	People of Pascua: Drafts and references.
26	4	People of Pascua: Part 1, submitted draft with edits.
26	5	People of Pascua: Part 2, submitted draft with edits.
26	6	People of Pascua: Part 3, submitted draft with edits.
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27	1	People of Pascua: Part 2: Draft submitted to UA Press 9/14/87, A
27	2	People of Pascua: Part 3: Draft submitted to UA Press 9/14/87, B
27	3	People of Pascua: Part I: Final copy with editing by Pat Shelton of UA Press.
27	4	People of Pascua: Part II: Final copy with editing by Pat Shelton of UA Press.
27	5	People of Pascua: Part III: Final copy with editing by Pat Shelton of UA Press.
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28	1	People of Pascua: Page proof marked for indexing.
28	2	With Good Heart, by Muriel Thayer Painter: Introduction by Edward H. Spicer, 1977
28	3	With Good Heart, by Muriel Thayer Painter: Original field notes of Muriel Thayer Painter, 1961-1965. Includes some material restricted until 2012.
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0	0	People of Pascua: Accompanying maps. One folder of oversize material stored in Flat File Cabinet 5.
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29	1	With Good Heart, by Muriel Thayer Painter: Correspondence, 1976-1981
29	2	With Good Heart, by Muriel Thayer Painter: Preliminary table of contents, introduction drafts by Edward H. Spicer, and notes.
29	3	With Good Heart, by Muriel Thayer Painter: Deer songs and matachin music.
29	4	With Good Heart, by Muriel Thayer Painter: Muriel Thayer Painter material.
29	5	With Good Heart, by Muriel Thayer Painter: Draft (p. 1-226) and with comments by Wilma Kaemlein.
29	6	With Good Heart, by Muriel Thayer Painter: Draft (p. 227-409) with comments by Wilma Kaemlein.
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30	1	With Good Heart, by Muriel Thayer Painter: Draft (p. 410-608) with comments by Wilma Kaemlein.
30	2	With Good Heart, by Muriel Thayer Painter: Draft (p. 609-799) with comments by Wilma Kaemlein.
30	3	With Good Heart, by Muriel Thayer Painter: Draft (p. 800-971) with comments by Wilma Kaemlein.
30	4	With Good Heart, by Muriel Thayer Painter: Possible illustrations, clippings.
30	5	With Good Heart, by Muriel Thayer Painter: Possible Figures for Hazel Fontana to make.
30	6	With Good Heart, by Muriel Thayer Painter: Hours spent on manuscript.
30	7	With Good Heart, by Muriel Thayer Painter: Confidential – names of informants restricted until 2020.
30	8	With Good Heart, by Muriel Thayer Painter: Miscellaneous.
30	9	With Good Heart, by Muriel Thayer Painter: Photographs, credits, permissions, inventories.
30	10	With Good Heart, by Muriel Thayer Painter: Photo inventory, preface.
30	11	With Good Heart, by Muriel Thayer Painter: Photographs, permissions.
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31	1	With Good Heart, by Muriel Thayer Painter: Photocopy of later draft (contents, ch. 1)
31	2	With Good Heart, by Muriel Thayer Painter: Photocopy of later draft (ch. 2, 3)
31	3	With Good Heart, by Muriel Thayer Painter: Photocopy of later draft (ch. 4)
31	4	With Good Heart, by Muriel Thayer Painter: Photocopy of later draft (ch. 5, 6)
31	5	With Good Heart, by Muriel Thayer Painter: Photocopy of later draft (ch. 6, 7)
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32	1	Autobiography of a Yaqui Poet, by Refugio Savala, edited by Kathleen M. Sands: Correspondence and epilogue, 1975-1980
32	2	Autobiography of a Yaqui Poet, by Refugio Savala, edited by Kathleen M. Sands. M.T. Painter Papers: Various writings and drawings of Refugio Savala (copy, formerly A-336).
32	3	Autobiography of a Yaqui Poet, by Refugio Savala, edited by Kathleen M. Sands: Notes.
32	4	Autobiography of a Yaqui Poet, by Refugio Savala, edited by Kathleen M. Sands: Clippings and article on Savala.
32	5	Autobiography of a Yaqui Poet, by Refugio Savala, edited by Kathleen M. Sands: Savala materials, genealogy materials, and xerox of pages from draft of People of Pascua.
32	6	Autobiography of a Yaqui Poet, by Refugio Savala, edited by Kathleen M. Sands: Photograph of Savala, 1955
32	7	Autobiography of a Yaqui Poet, by Refugio Savala, edited by Kathleen M. Sands: draft preface by Edward H. Spicer.
32	8	Autobiography of a Yaqui Poet, by Refugio Savala, edited by Kathleen M. Sands: Manuscript of The Autobiography of Refugio Savala, and drafts of acknowledgments and preface by Edward H. Spicer.
32	9	Performing the Renewal of Community: Semana Santa, Keeping Track.
32	10	Performing the Renewal of Community: Semana Santa, Editing.
32	11	Performing the Renewal of Community: Semana Santa, Notes About Photos (“Figures”).
32	12	Performing the Renewal of Community: Semana Santa, Computer Lists SEMS Directory.
32	13	Performing the Renewal of Community: Semana Santa, Original Outline.
32	14	Performing the Renewal of Community: Semana Santa, Possible Titles.
32	15	Performing the Renewal of Community: Semana Santa, Preliminaries.
32	16	Performing the Renewal of Community: Semana Santa, Introduction Prologue.
32	17	Performing the Renewal of Community: D.M. Beals, Olds/New World.
32	18	Performing the Renewal of Community: Edward H. Spicer, Yaqui.
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33	1	Performing the Renewal of Community: Rosamond Spicer, Semana Santa of Potam and Pascua.
33	2	Performing the Renewal of Community: Carre, Yaqui.
33	3	Performing the Renewal of Community: Donald Bahr, Easter, Keruk, Wi:gita.
33	4	Performing the Renewal of Community: Charles Polzer, “Semana Santa.”
33	5	Performing the Renewal of Community: N. Ross Crumrine, Mayo.
33	6	Performing the Renewal of Community: Mary O’Connor, Mayo.
33	7	Performing the Renewal of Community: Richard Schechner, Yaqui.
33	8	Performing the Renewal of Community: Alvarado, Opta.
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34	1	Performing the Renewal of Community: Roger Owen, Opta.
34	2	Performing the Renewal of Community: R.B. Spicer, Papago.
34	3	Performing the Renewal of Community: Tom Kolaz, “Tohono O’odham Fariseos from the Village of Kaworik.”
34	4	Performing the Renewal of Community: Weaver and Arrieta, Tarahumara.
34	5	Performing the Renewal of Community: William Merrill, Tarahumara.
34	6	Performing the Renewal of Community: Salomon Nahmad and Thomas Hinton, Cora.
34	7	Performing the Renewal of Community: Anthony Shelton, Huichol.
34	8	Performing the Renewal of Community: Conclusions.
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35	1	Performing the Renewal of Community: Bibliographies.
35	2	Performing the Renewal of Community: Semana Santa, Table of Contents.
35	3	Performing the Renewal of Community: Semana Santa, Introduction, Notes, Drafts.
35	4	Performing the Renewal of Community: William Merrill, Tarahumara Easter.
35	5	Performing the Renewal of Community: Tarahumara Easter Ceremonialism, Weaver and Arrieta.
35	6	Performing the Renewal of Community: Eugene Boudreau, “A Tarahumara Uprising in the Sierra. Madres, 1918.”
35	7	Performing the Renewal of Community: Cora Semana Santa, Nahmad and Hinton. (1 of 3)
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36	1	Performing the Renewal of Community: Cora Semana Santa, Nahmad and Hinton. (2 of 3)
36	2	Performing the Renewal of Community: Cora Semana Santa, Nahmad and Hinton. (3 of 3)
36	3	Performing the Renewal of Community: Cora Semana Santa, Nahmad and Hinton, English translation by Rosamond Spicer.
36	4	Performing the Renewal of Community: Shelton, Huichol.
36	5	Performing the Renewal of Community: Thomas Hinton, material concerning Semana Santa book.
36	6	Performing the Renewal of Community: Thomas Hinton, Cora Semana Santa, copies made by Rosamond Spicer.
36	7	Performing the Renewal of Community: Mary O’Conner, “Easter Ceremonials in Two Villages of the Mayo Valley.
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37	1	Performing the Renewal of Community: Ross Crumrine. The Banar, Mayo Easter Ceremonial.
37	2	Performing the Renewal of Community: Jim Griffith, “Images and Notes Concerning the Traditional Material Culture of the Easter Ceremony in Northern Sinaloa.”
37	3	Performing the Renewal of Community: Crumrine, Mayo mask paper.
37	4	Performing the Renewal of Community: Griffith, Mayo.
37	5	Performing the Renewal of Community: Griffith, Xeroxes of pictures, April 1988.
37	6	Performing the Renewal of Community: Rosamond Spicer, Yaqui.
37	7	Performing the Renewal of Community: Thomas McGuire, “Ritual, Theater, and the Persistence of the Ethnic Group: Interpreting Yaqui Semana Santa.”
37	8	Performing the Renewal of Community: Thomas McGuire, “Observations on the Ethnic Group: Audience, Space, and Time in Yaqui Ritual.”
37	9	Performing the Renewal of Community: McGuire, Yaqui.
37	10	Performing the Renewal of Community: Carre, computer.
37	11	Performing the Renewal of Community: Carre, Change in the Form of the Chapayeka Complex.
37	12	Performing the Renewal of Community: A.L. Alvarado, “We are Opata.”
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38	1	Performing the Renewal of Community: Roger Owen, Semana Santa in Meresihic, Mexico, 1955-1985.
38	2	Performing the Renewal of Community: Thomas Sheridan, “A View from the Cross.”
38	3	Performing the Renewal of Community: Thomas Sheridan, “A View from the Cross” – 3 photos.
38	4	Performing the Renewal of Community: Sheridan, Opata.
38	5	Performing the Renewal of Community: Rosamond Spicer, Papago Easter.
38	6	Performing the Renewal of Community: R. Beals and D. Beals, Yaqui Easter.
38	7	Performing the Renewal of Community: Charles Polzer, Semana Santa.
38	8	Performing the Renewal of Community: Donald Bahr, Easter, Keruk, and Wi:Gita.
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39	1	Performing the Renewal of Community: Schechner, “Waehma: Space, Time, Identity, and Theater at New Pascua, Arizona.”
39	2	Performing the Renewal of Community: Rosamond Spicer, conclusion draft and notes.
39	3	Performing the Renewal of Community: index, Semana Santa.
39	4	Performing the Renewal of Community: type face samples.
39	5	Performing the Renewal of Community: Rosamond Spicer, prints.
39	6	Performing the Renewal of Community: 8th Revision, 7/15/1988 (1 of 3)
39	7	Performing the Renewal of Community: 8th Revision, 7/15/1988 (2 of 3)
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40	1	Performing the Renewal of Community: 8th Revision, 7/15/1988 (3 of 3)
40	2	Performing the Renewal of Community: 9th Draft, 1989 (1 of 4)
40	3	Performing the Renewal of Community: 9th Draft, 1989 (2 of 4)
40	4	Performing the Renewal of Community: 9th Draft, 1989 (3 of 4)
40	5	Performing the Renewal of Community: 9th Draft, 1989 (4 of 4)
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41	1	Performing the Renewal of Community: Draft, [1990] (1 of 5)
41	2	Performing the Renewal of Community: Draft, [1990] (2 of 5)
41	3	Performing the Renewal of Community: Draft, [1990] (3 of 5)
41	4	Performing the Renewal of Community: Draft, [1990] (4 of 5)
41	5	Performing the Renewal of Community: Draft, [1990] (5 of 5)
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42	1	Performing the Renewal of Community: Draft, 1990, introduction, chapter 1 notes, table of contents, chapter 1-7.
42	2	Performing the Renewal of Community: Draft, 1990, chapter 8-10.
42	3	Performing the Renewal of Community: Draft, 1990, references.
42	4	Performing the Renewal of Community: General Correspondence, 1977-1988
42	5	Performing the Renewal of Community: Correspondence, possible authors, 1984-1986
42	6	Performing the Renewal of Community: Correspondence, possible contributors list.
42	7	Performing the Renewal of Community: Correspondence, reader’s comments, 1988-1990
42	8	Performing the Renewal of Community: Correspondence, Anita Alvarado, 1984-1988
42	9	Performing the Renewal of Community: Correspondence, Ross Crumrine, 1982-1986
42	10	Performing the Renewal of Community: Correspondence, Ross Crumrine, 1987-1989
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43	1	Performing the Renewal of Community: Correspondence, Ross Crumrine, 1991
43	2	Performing the Renewal of Community: Correspondence, Ross Crumrine, 1992
43	3	Performing the Renewal of Community: Correspondence, Ross Crumrine, 1993
43	4	Performing the Renewal of Community: Correspondence, Ross Crumrine, 1994-1997
43	5	Collected Papers on the Yaqui (unpublished volume): Correspondence, and notes.
43	6	Collected Papers on the Yaqui (unpublished volume) (1 of 2)
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44	1	Collected Papers on the Yaqui (unpublished volume) (2 of 2)
44	2	Social Organization and Disorganization in an Arizona Yaqui Village, Edward H. Spicer PhD dissertation, University of Chicago, 1939
44	3	The Easter Fiesta of the Yaqui Indians of Pascua, Arizona, Rosamond B. Spicer MA dissertation, University of Chicago, 1938: first draft, missing Chapter 1 and Introduction.
44	4	The Easter Fiesta of the Yaqui Indians of Pascua, Arizona, Rosamond B. Spicer MA dissertation, University of Chicago, 1939: second draft.
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45	1	The Easter Fiesta of the Yaqui Indians of Pascua, Arizona, Rosamond B. Spicer MA dissertation, University of Chicago, 1939: bound, incomplete draft.
45	2	The Easter Fiesta of the Yaqui Indians of Pascua, Arizona, Rosamond B. Spicer MA dissertation, University of Chicago, 1939: photocopy of incomplete draft.
45	3	The Easter Fiesta of the Yaqui Indians of Pascua, Arizona, Rosamond B. Spicer MA dissertation, University of Chicago, 1939: draft.
45	4	The Easter Fiesta of the Yaqui Indians of Pascua, Arizona, Rosamond B. Spicer MA dissertation, University of Chicago, 1939: microfilm.
45	5	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Correspondence, 1969-1988
45	6	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Newspaper clippings (preservation needs).
45	7	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Notes and articles.
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46	1	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Gil Kushner, note about “Responses to Suffering,” 1984
46	2	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Nancy Lurie, “The Enduring Indian” article in Natural History, v. 75 no. 9, 1966
46	3	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Edward H. Spicer, “Persistent Cultural Systems” article in Science, 1971
46	4	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Related books.
46	5	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: The Problem of Enduring Peoples: Catalonians, Irishmen, American Indians, notes by Edward H. Spicer.
46	6	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: “Catalans, Irishmen, and American Indians: the Problem of Enduring Peoples,” Sigma Xi lecture by Edward H. Spicer, 19
46	7	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: The Diversity of Human Cultures, lecture ideas by Edward H. Spicer, 1979
46	8	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Rosamond B. Spicer draft article “Staying Power, Do We Have What it Takes?” for Ft. Lowell Gazette, 1984
46	9	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: A People, the Experiencing Unit of Human History: Draft prefaces and conclusions, portions of other EHS works, notes by Edward H. Spicer.
46	10	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Yaqui, the Surrounded: notes and ideas by Edward H. Spicer.
46	11	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Pluralism notes by Edward H. Spicer.
46	12	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Notes by Rosamond B. Spicer.
46	13	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Table of Contents.
46	14	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Notes, ideas, clippings.
46	15	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Clippings.
46	16	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Draft Preface and Chapter 1.
46	17	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Copy of draft Preface and Chapter 1, Table of Contents.
46	18	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Chapter 2, The Basques, draft.
46	19	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Chapter 2, The Basques, copy of draft.
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47	1	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Chapter 2, The Basques, original first draft.
47	2	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Chapter 2, The Basques, earlier draft.
47	3	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Chapter 2, The Basques, chronology, etc.
47	4	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Chapter 2, The Basques, notes, ephemera, and photograph.
47	5	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Chapter 2, The Basques, related serial publications.
47	6	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Chapter 2, The Basques, related news clippings.
47	7	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Chapter 2, The Basques, related news clippings.
47	8	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Chapter 3, The Catalans, draft.
47	9	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Chapter 3, The Catalans, copy of draft.
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48	1	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Chapter 3, The Catalans, original first draft.
48	2	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Chapter 3, The Catalans, notes and early drafts.
48	3	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Chapter 3, The Catalans, notes and drafts.
48	4	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Chapter 4, The Irish, draft.
48	5	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Chapter 4, The Irish, original first draft.
48	6	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Chapter 4, The Irish, notes and drafts.
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49	1	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Chapter 5, The Welsh, draft.
49	2	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Chapter 5, The Welsh, copy of draft.
49	3	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Chapter 5, The Welsh, original first draft.
49	4	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Chapter 5, The Welsh, notes and ephemera.
49	5	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Chapter 5, The Welsh, sheet music and program.
49	6	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Chapter 5, The Welsh, related news clippings.
49	7	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Chapter 5, The Welsh, related news clippings.
49	8	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Chapter 8, The Yaquis, various notes.
49	9	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Yaqui material: “Observations on the Ethnics: Audience, Space, and Time in Yaqui Ritual,” by Thomas R. McGuire, 1984
49	10	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Yaqui material: “Chapter 1, Ethnic Identity and the Politics of Ethnogenesis,” by Thomas R. McGuire, [1978]
49	11	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Yaqui material: “Chapter 3, Yaqui Ethnic Identity” [by Thomas R. McGuire].
49	12	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Yaqui material: “Symposium: Minority Group Identity: Self Image, Ethnicity, Nationalism Lachrymosity—A Cultural Reaction to Minority Status,” by Walt
49	13	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Yaqui material: “Resistance and Survival: A Brief Summary of Yaqui History, Sixteenth to Twentieth Centuries,” by Evelyn Hu-DeHart.
49	14	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Chapter 9, The Lowland Mayas, related publications.
49	15	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Chapter 9, The Lowland Mayas, related news clippings.
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50	1	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Chapter 10, The Hopis, draft.
50	2	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Chapter 10, The Hopis, draft.
50	3	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Chapter 10, The Hopis, original first draft.
50	4	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Chapter 10, The Hopis, notes, etc.
50	5	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Chapter 10, The Hopis, travel journals.
50	6	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Chapter 10, The Hopis, EHS notes on “Progress and Conservatism Among the Hopi Indians of Arizona,” by Fred Eggan.
50	7	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Chapter 10, The Hopis, notes, letters from and regarding, published articles.
50	8	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Chapter 10, The Hopis, news clippings and bulletins.
50	9	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Chapter 10, The Hopis, notes, letters, etc.
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51	1	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Chapter 10, The Hopis, various notes and drafts on Hopi history.
51	2	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Chapter 10, The Hopis, “Cultural Centers,” LaVerne Masayesva , Anthro. 299, 1970. Original paper with note to EHS, and photocopy.
51	3	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Chapter 10, The Hopis, Oraibi, Chief Tawaquaptewa.
51	4	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Chapter 11, The Jews, notes and news clippings.
51	5	Enduring Peoples or Ten Against the State: Chapter 11, The Jews, news clippings.
51	6	“The Nations of a State”: Preface, 1989
51	7	“The Nations of a State”: Chapter 1 (or final Chapter) of “Ten Against the State,” copy 1, 1980. Original draft chapter and preface with edits and notes, 1989
51	8	“The Nations of a State”: Folder notes, 1989 [empty].
51	9	“The Nations of a State”: Copy of draft with Jane Hill’s suggestions, 1989
51	10	“The Nations of a State”: Draft with edits, 1989
51	11	“The Nations of a State”: Common Knowledge manuscript submission and correspondence, 1992
51	12	“The Nations of a State”: Boundary 2 manuscript submission and correspondence, 1992
51	13	“The Nations of a State”: Boundary 2 manuscript submission and correspondence, 1992-1993
51	14	“The Nations of a State”: Related news clippings, 1992-1993
51	15	“Tuzigoot, a prehistoric pueblo of the Upper Verde”: Museum Notes, 6(9), March 1934
51	16	“Some Pueblo I structures of the San Francisco mountains, Arizona”: Museum Notes, 7(5), Nov. 1934
51	17	“Anarchist in Arcady”: Publisher correspondence, 1935, 1937
51	18	“Anarchist in Arcady”: Edited draft.
51	19	“Anarchist in Arcady”: Edited draft.
51	20	“Anarchist in Arcady”: Edited draft.
51	21	“Anarchist in Arcady”: Edited draft.
51	22	“Anarchist in Arcady”: Draft handwritten by Margaret J. Spicer.
51	23	“Anarchist in Arcady”: Possible 1934 draft, 1934?
51	24	“Anarchist in Arcady”: Edited 1934 draft, original and photocopy, 1934?
51	25	“Anarchist in Arcady”: Notes and edited draft, 1934?
51	26	“Anarchist in Arcady”: Edited draft, handwritten by EHS, 1934?
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52	1	“Assessing public opinion in a dislocated community”: Public Opinion Quarterly, Winter 1943
52	2	“El problema Yaqui”: America Indigena, 5(4), Oct. 1945
52	3	“Southwestern chronicle: ethnology of the Navaho, Apache, and others”: Arizona Quarterly, 4(1), 78-89, 1948
52	4	“Parentescos Uto-Aztecas de la lengua Seri”: YAN, 1(1), 1953
52	5	“Spanish-Indian acculturation in the Southwest”: American Anthropologist, 56(4), 1954
52	6	“Worlds apart: cultural differences in the modern Southwest”: Arizona Quarterly, 13(3), 1957
52	7	“Contrasts in Indian Affairs”: Arizona Alumnus, January-February 1957
52	8	“Social structure and the acculturation process”: American Anthropologist, 60(3), 1958
52	9	“The scientific view”: In “Arizona Days and Ways,” The Arizona Republic, Nov. 9, 1959
52	10	“Lawsie goes to Mexico”, by Rosamond B. Spicer, 1958
52	11	“The sources of Indian art”: Journal of American Indian Education, 1(2), 1962
52	12	“Perspectives in American Indian Culture Change”: book review of 1961 EHS publication by Fred Eggan, American Antiquity, 27(4), 1962
52	13	“Variable experiences in the developmental process: the American Indian”: paper for U.S. Dept. of State, U.N. Science Conference, 1962
52	14	“Apuntes sobre el tipo de religion de los Yuto-Aztecas Centrales”: XXXV Congreso Internacional de Americanistas, 1964
52	15	“El mestizaje cultural en el suroeste de Estados Unidos y Noroeste de Mexico”: Revista de Indias, nos. 95-96, 1964
52	16	“Indigenismo in the United States, 1870-1960”: America Indigena, 24(4), 1964, 1966
52	17	“Issues in Indian affairs”: Arizona Quarterly, 21(4), 1965
52	18	Comment on “Acculturation and ecosis” by Miguel Leon Portilla: Current Anthropology, 6(4), 1965
52	19	“Reflections on current Indian affairs”: Notes and draft, 1965-1966
52	20	“Cultural intermixture in the Southwestern United States and Northwestern Mexico”: Notes and draft.
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53	1	“The process of cultural enclavement in Middle America”: 36 Congreso Internacional de Americanistas, v. 3, 1966: Notes, drafts, reprint.
53	2	“The process of cultural enclavement in Middle America”: 36 Congreso Internacional de Americanistas, v. 3, 1966: Correspondence, 1962-1966
53	3	“The process of cultural enclavement in Middle America”: 36 Congreso Internacional de Americanistas, v. 3, 1966: Bulletins, circular, related information, 1964-1966
53	4	“Culture contact and change in Northwestern Mexico”: 37 Congreso Internacional de Americanistas, 1966: Notes, drafts, correspondence, 1965-1966
53	5	“The people of Mexico”: Six Faces of Mexico, 1966: Draft.
53	6	“Tipos de contacto y procesos de cambio”: Perspectives in American Indian Culture Change, Chapter 8, 1966: Draft.
53	7	“Government policy and Indian integration in Mexico and the United States,” 28th SfAA, 1969. Published as “Politica gubernamental e integracion indigenista en Mexico y Estados Unidos”: Anuario Indigenista, v. 29, 1969: Corre
53	8	“Government policy and Indian integration in Mexico and the United States,” 28th SfAA, 1969. Published as “Politica gubernamental e integracion indigenista en Mexico y Estados Unidos”: Anuario Indigenista, v. 29, 1969: Draft
53	9	“Government policy and Indian integration in Mexico and the United States,” 28th SfAA, 1969. Published as “Politica gubernamental e integracion indigenista en Mexico y Estados Unidos”: Anuario Indigenista, v. 29, 1969: Notes
53	10	“Government policy and Indian integration in Mexico and the United States,” 28th SfAA, 1969. Published as “Politica gubernamental e integracion indigenista en Mexico y Estados Unidos”: Anuario Indigenista, v. 29, 1969: Relat
53	11	“Government policy and Indian integration in Mexico and the United States,” 28th SfAA, 1969. Published as “Politica gubernamental e integracion indigenista en Mexico y Estados Unidos”: Anuario Indigenista, v. 29, 1969: Relat
53	12	“Government policy and Indian integration in Mexico and the United States,” 28th SfAA, 1969. Published as “Politica gubernamental e integracion indigenista en Mexico y Estados Unidos”: Anuario Indigenista, v. 29, 1969: News
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54	1	“Political incorporation and cultural change in New Spain”: Attitudes of Colonial Powers toward the American Indian, 1969: from paper delivered at University of Michigan, March 18, 1969
54	2	“The history of federal Indian policy in relation to the development of Indian communities”: Report and Recommendations, Community Development Seminar, Chinle Agency, US BIA, Navajo Area, 1969: Notes, drafts, correspondence,
54	3	“The history of federal Indian policy in relation to the development of Indian communities”: Report and Recommendations, Community Development Seminar, Chinle Agency, US BIA, Navajo Area, 1969
54	4	“Poverty and social disorder: patrons of the poor”: Human Organization, 29(1), 1970: Reprint.
54	5	“La reaccion de Indios Americanos al contacto Euroamericano”: America Indigena, 31(2), 1971: Reprints.
54	6	“Persistent cultural systems”: Science, v. 174, 1971: Notes, drafts, reprint, 1970-1971
54	7	“Persistent cultural systems”: Science, v. 174, 1971: Papers by others, notes.
54	8	“Persistent cultural systems”: Science, v. 174, 1971: Correspondence with publisher, 1970-1971
54	9	“Persistent cultural systems”: Science, v. 174, 1971: Correspondence post-publication, 1971-1983
54	10	Forward in Immigrants from India in Israel: Planned Change in an Administered Community, by Gilbert Kushner, 1973
54	11	“Indian identity versus assimilation”: Occasional Papers of the Weatherhead Foundation, pp. 28-54, 1975. From Navajo Community College Roundtable Discussion, 1972. Notes, drafts, reprint, correspondence, ephemera, 1972-1976
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55	1	“Culture contact and change in Northwestern Mexico”: Homenaje a Gonzalo Aguirre Beltran, Tomo II, pp. 177-94, Universidad Veracruzana, 1974: Reprint, 1974
55	2	Foreward by EHS in The Ghost Dance of 1889 Among the Pai Indians of Northwestern Arizona, by Dobyns and Euler, 1966-1967
55	3	Foreward in The Seris, by David Burckhalter: “Capturing the feeling”, by EHS, UA Press, 1976. Notes, drafts, correspondence, 1974-1975
55	4	“Conclusions”: re: Arizona Indian Affairs, 1978
55	5	Foreward in A House of My Own, by Susan Lobo, UA Press, 1982: Notes, drafts, correspondence, 1981
55	6	“Anthropology in the society of 1990s”: Human Organization, 53(4), 1994: Correspondence, Mike Angrosino, editor, 1991-1994
55	7	“Anthropology in the society of 1990s”: Human Organization, 53(4), 1994: Miscellaneous notes, photocopy, 1992-1994
55	8	“Anthropology in the society of 1990s”: Human Organization, 53(4), 1994: Correspondence, Gilbert Kushner, 1992-1993
55	9	“Anthropology in the society of 1990s”: Human Organization, 53(4), 1994: Introduction drafts and correspondence, Rosamond B. Spicer, 1992
55	10	“Anthropology in the society of 1990s”: Human Organization, 53(4), 1994: Edited drafts and correspondence, Edward H. and Rosamond B. Spicer, 1991-1992
55	11	“Anthropology in the society of 1990s”: Human Organization, 53(4), 1994: Drafts and correspondence, Paul J. (Jim) Bohannon, 1992-1993
55	12	“Anthropology in the society of 1990s”: Human Organization, 53(4), 1994: Drafts and correspondence, Erve Chambers, 1992-1993
55	13	“Anthropology in the society of 1990s”: Human Organization, 53(4), 1994: Drafts and correspondence, Miles Richardson, 1992
55	14	“Anthropology in the society of 1990s”: Human Organization, 53(4), 1994: Drafts and correspondence, Eric Wolf, 1992
55	15	“Anthropology in the society of 1990s”: Human Organization, 53(4), 1994: Drafts and correspondence, Alvin Wolfe, 1992
55	16	“Anthropology in the society of 1990s”: Human Organization, 53(4), 1994: Afterword drafts and correspondence, Gilbert Kushner, 1993
55	17	“Anthropology in the society of 1990s”: Human Organization, 53(4), 1994: Drafts and correspondence, Sol Tax, 1992
55	18	Book reviews by EHS, 1940-1966
55	19	Requests to EHS to read, 1945-1984
55	20	Pajarito Plateau and its Ancient People, by Edgar L. Hewett: Book review, 1940
55	21	The Chorti Indians of Guatemala, by Charles Wisdom: Book review, 1940
55	22	The Folk Culture of the Yucatan, by Robert Redfield: Book review, 1942
55	23	Las Tribas Yaquis de Sonora, Su Cultura y Anhelada Autodeterminacion, by Alfonso Fabila: Book review, 1942
55	24	The Hopi Way, by Laura Thompson and Alice Joseph: Book review, 1945
55	25	The Japanese Nation, by John Embree: Book review, 1946
55	26	The Navaho, by Clyde Kluckhohn and Dorothea Leighton: Book review, 1947
55	27	Children of the People: the Navaho Individual and His Development, by Clyde Kluckhohn and Dorothea Leighton: Book review, 1948
55	28	Americans Betrayed: Politics and the Japanese Evacuation, by Morton Grodzins: Book review, 1950
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56	1	A Village That Chose Progress, by Robert Redfield: Book review, 1950
56	2	Tumacacori’s Yesterdays, by Earl Jackson: Book review, 1952
56	3	Tlaxcala in the Sixteenth Century, by Charles Gibson: Book review, 1953
56	4	Indians of the Plains, by Robert H. Lowie: Book review, 1954
56	5	Seminars in Archaeology, edited by Robert Wauchope: Book review, 1957
56	6	Other Men’s Skies, by Robert Bunker: Book review, 1959?
56	7	Introductory Anthropology, Laughlin, Hockett, Chard, Elmendorf: Book review, 1960
56	8	Man Takes Control: Cultural Development and American Aid, by Charles J. Erasmus: Book review, 1961
56	9	Peter Freuchen’s Book of the Eskimos; Beyond the High Hills: Book review, 1962?
56	10	Realidades y Proyectos: 16 Años de Trabajo, by Alfonso Caso: Book review, 1965
56	11	No Turning Back, by Polingaysi Qoyawayma (Elizabeth Q. White) ; Kaibah, Kay Bennett: Book review, 1965?
56	12	A Record of Travels in Arizona and California, 1775-1776, by Francisco Garces: Book review, 1966
56	13	Pueblo Warriors and Spanish Conquest, by Oakah L. Jones, Jr.: Book review, 1966
56	14	The American Indian, Perspectives for the Study of Social Change, by Fred Eggan: Book review, 1966
56	15	The Teachings of Don Juan, by Carlos Castaneda: Book review, 1969
56	16	The Tall Candle, by Rosalio Moisés: Book review, 1972
56	17	New Perspectives on the Pueblos, by Alfonzo Ortiz: Book review, 1972?
56	18	The Last Americans, by William Brandon: Book review, 1979
56	19	Reviews by Roz, 1972-1974, 1986-1988
56	20	RBS vita and bibliographies, 1988, 1990
56	21	Obituary: “Williarm R. Holland”: Correspondence, notes, draft, reprints, 1964
56	22	Obituary: “Williarm R. Holland”: 2 photographs, 1 negative, at Copan Ruins, undated.
56	23	Obituary: “Grenville Goodwin”: Arizona and the West, 3(3), 1961
56	24	Obituary: “John H. Provinse”: American Anthropologist, 68(4), 1966
56	25	Obituary: Miscellaneous notes.
56	26	Miscellaneous: Theoretical articles, notes for articles, etc.
56	27	Miscellaneous: Works in progress, ideas, 1929-1936?
56	28	Miscellaneous: Ideas for articles.
56	29	Miscellaneous: Current manuscripts, popular articles, 1952?
56	30	Miscellaneous: Book plans, letters to/from editors, 1950s?

	Subseries 2: University of Arizona
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57	1	University of Arizona: Miscellaneous UA flyers, bulletins, and ephemera.
57	2	University of Arizona: Correspondence.
57	3	University of Arizona: General university memos, 1965-1977
57	4	University of Arizona: Administrative business: faculty constitution and bylaws, loyalty oath, correspondence, memos, and reports, 1952-1965
57	5	University of Arizona: Campus history and personalities, clippings.
57	6	University of Arizona: The University Foundation: annual reports, correspondence, 1973-1981
57	7	University of Arizona: The Faculty Senate: Proceedings, minutes, 1967-1968
57	8	University of Arizona: The Faculty Senate: Proceedings, minutes, 1968-1969
57	9	University of Arizona: The Faculty Senate: Proceedings, minutes, 1969-1970
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58	1	University of Arizona: The Faculty Senate: Various proceedings, minutes, resolutions, 1971-1977, undated.
58	2	University of Arizona: The Faculty Senate: Reports of various Senate ad hoc committees, 1966-1969
58	3	University of Arizona: The Faculty Senate: Committee of Eleven, 1968-1970
58	4	University of Arizona: The Faculty Senate: Honors Program.
58	5	University of Arizona: The Faculty Senate: UA library.
58	6	University of Arizona: The Faculty Senate: ASUA.
58	7	University of Arizona: The Faculty Senate: ASUA clippings.
58	8	University of Arizona: The Faculty Senate: Proposed UA faculty club, 1967-1975
58	9	University of Arizona: The Faculty Senate: UA chapter of AAUP.
58	10	University of Arizona: The Faculty Senate: The state of university education.
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59	1	University of Arizona Committees: List of committees.
59	2	University of Arizona Committees: Urban housing conference, 1969
59	3	University of Arizona Committees: Inter-American committee, 1955
59	4	University of Arizona Committees: Advisory council to the research and development center in early childhood education, 1966-1969
59	5	University of Arizona Committees: Committee on bilingual, bi-cultural studies, 1967
59	6	University of Arizona Committees: Committee on research on human subjects, 1966, 1968-1969
59	7	University of Arizona Committees: Committee on graduate study, 1950-1971
59	8	University of Arizona Committees: University radio committee, 1947-1952
59	9	University of Arizona Committees: Folklore committee, 1945-1984
59	10	University of Arizona Committees: Committee on University depository for historical materials, 1959
59	11	University of Arizona Committees: Committee on oriental studies, 1951-1961
59	12	University of Arizona Committees: Minority relations committee, 1968-1969
59	13	University of Arizona Committees: Proposal to Rockefeller Foundation for international research center at UA, 1966
59	14	University of Arizona Committees: Latin American studies committee, 1967-1975
59	15	University of Arizona Committees: Proposal for the establishment and operation of a Latin American information center at the UA, 1967
59	16	University of Arizona Committees: Signal corps language project.
59	17	University of Arizona Committees: Bilingual and bicultural studies committee, 1965
59	18	University of Arizona Committees: UA western round table, 1962-1965
59	19	University of Arizona Committees: Committee on academic privilege and tenure, 1966
59	20	University of Arizona Committees: Committee to nominate liberal arts lecturer, 1959
59	21	University of Arizona Committees: Faculty achievement award committee, 1980
59	22	University of Arizona Committees: Arizona Quarterly, 1947
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60	1	University of Arizona Committees: UA Press.
60	2	University of Arizona Committees: Regarding university insurance, 1952, 1954, 1967
60	3	University of Arizona Committees: Regarding university retirement, 1953
60	4	University of Arizona Committees: UA alumni association.
60	5	Arizona-Sonora Intercultural Project: Minutes, 1958-1963
60	6	Arizona-Sonora Intercultural Project: Correspondence, memos, 1958-1961
60	7	Arizona-Sonora Intercultural Project: Proposals, 1957-1960
60	8	Arizona-Sonora Intercultural Project: Progress report, Renato Rosaldo, 1958
60	9	Arizona-Sonora Intercultural Project: Archaeological proposal, “The Archaeological Survey of the Arizona State Museum,” by William Wasley, 1957
60	10	Arizona-Sonora Intercultural Project: Proposals, 1959-1961
60	11	Arizona-Sonora Intercultural Project: Proceedings, 1 photograph, clipping, 1959
60	12	Arizona-Sonora Intercultural Project: Report to Rockefeller Foundation and article, 1959-1960
60	13	Arizona-Sonora Intercultural Project: Proposal to the Rockefeller Foundation, 1960
60	14	Arizona-Sonora Intercultural Project: Miscellaneous.
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61	1	Man in the Biosphere, Manchilla Project: Correspondence, 1976-1977
61	2	Man in the Biosphere, Manchilla Project: EHS notes.
61	3	Man in the Biosphere, Manchilla Project: General plan, analysis, and article, 1976
61	4	Man in the Biosphere, Manchilla Project: Minutes, proposals, memos, and report, 1976
61	5	UA Indian Affairs Committee: Harry T. Getty, correspondence and programs, 1947-1948
61	6	UA Indian Affairs Committee: Proposals, correspondence, and notes, 1948
61	7	UA Indian Affairs Committee: Correspondence, memos, programs, notes, and reports, 1948-1960
61	8	UA Indian Affairs Committee: Correspondence with Lilly Endowment, Inc., 1959
61	9	UA Indian Affairs Committee: Correspondence with E. Roby Leighton, 1959-1960
61	10	UA Indian Affairs Committee: Third Annual Conference on Navajo Education, Flagstaff, January 25-27, 1960
61	11	UA Indian Affairs Committee: Notes on the Conference with Navajos, February 18, 1960
61	12	UA Indian Affairs Committee: Tribal Courts Conference, June 22-24, 1960
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62	1	UA Indian Affairs Committee: Correspondence re: Program on Indian resources development on Arizona Indian reservations, December 8-9, 1960
62	2	UA Indian Affairs Committee: Notes on the Program on Indian resources development on Arizona Indian reservations, 1960
62	3	UA Indian Affairs Committee: Medallion of Merit Awards, January 21, 1961
62	4	UA Indian Affairs Committee: Indian Affairs Committee/Indian Advisory Committee/Indian Student Advisor correspondence, memos, programs, reports, and budgets, 1960-1963
62	5	UA Indian Affairs Committee: Correspondence, memos, reports, minutes, and programs, 1964-1968
62	6	UA Indian Affairs Committee: Correspondence, memos, reports, minutes, and programs, 1968-1971
62	7	UA Indian Affairs Committee: Correspondence, memos, reports, minutes, and programs, 1971-1982
62	8	UA Indian Affairs Committee: Proposals for institutes for teachers of Indian children, 1966
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63	1	UA Indian Affairs Committee: Reports, research, statements on Indian education in Arizona and elsewhere by Kelley, Wax, Simmions, etc.
63	2	Department of Anthropology: General correspondence.
63	3	Department of Anthropology: Correspondence regarding EHS, 1942-1979
63	4	Department of Anthropology: EHS travel vouchers and bills, 1951-1968
63	5	Department of Anthropology: Some departmental staff meetings; agendas, minutes, and notes, 1965-1975
63	6	Department of Anthropology: Miscellaneous memos on various subjects, 1965-1969
63	7	Department of Anthropology: Cultural anthropology Curriculum Committee, 1965
63	8	Department of Anthropology: Memos regarding student affairs, grades, advisees, etc., 1962-1976
63	9	Department of Anthropology: Advisees of EHS, 1964-1966
63	10	Department of Anthropology: Various lists of advisees, 1961-1975
63	11	Department of Anthropology: Some student grades and comprehensive exam questions, 1957-1967
63	12	Department of Anthropology: Curriculum Committee, bibliographies, 1956-?
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64	1	Department of Anthropology: Reading lists.
64	2	Department of Anthropology: Committee on Graduate Examination Structure, 1969
64	3	Department of Anthropology: Various departmental programs.
64	4	Department of Anthropology: Long-term research proposals in Gila-Sonoran area, 1949-1952
64	5	Department of Anthropology: Current research in anthropology and sociology, 1952
64	6	Department of Anthropology: Applied Anthropology, 1, 1965-1973
64	7	Department of Anthropology: Applied Anthropology, 2, 1973
64	8	Department of Anthropology: “Proposal for a program in Applied Anthropology leading to a PH.D.,” 1973
64	9	Department of Anthropology: “Careers in anthropology,” Keith L. Pearson, 1973
64	10	Department of Anthropology: Training programs in Applied Anthropology at UA and elsewhere, 1973
64	11	Department of Anthropology: Training programs in Applied Anthropology, jobs available and filled, 1972-1973
64	12	Department of Anthropology: Need for Applied Anthropology, February 7, 1975
64	13	Department of Anthropology: Papers submitted for Edward P. Dozier Award, 1975
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65	1	Department of Anthropology: Hammurabi Committee on Governance, 1974-1975, 1983
65	2	Department of Anthropology: Committee on Review of Administrators and Departmental Administration Review Committee, 1973-1976
65	3	Department of Anthropology: Proposal on autonomous multi-departmental graduate study program on the problems of 20th century Latin American Populism, 1966
65	4	Department of Anthropology: Professor of American Indian Languages and proposal for American Indian Languages center, 1962-1966
65	5	Department of Anthropology: Dept. of Anth and Medical School minutes and notes, 1962-1965
65	6	Department of Anthropology: Core graduate courses in Cultural Anthropology, 1975
65	7	Department of Anthropology: Comins Fund, 1968-1969
65	8	Department of Anthropology: Anthropology club, 1967-1977
65	9	Department of Anthropology: Atlatl, 1971-1972
65	10	Department of Anthropology: Arizona State Museum, 1962-1977
65	11	Department of Anthropology: Arizona State Museum, 1947-1948
65	12	Department of Anthropology: The inter-university field training program in cultural anthropology.
65	13	Department of Anthropology: Proposal on humanities requirement, 1976-1977
65	14	Department of Anthropology: Anthropology departments at other universities.
65	15	Department of Anthropology: Community Advisory Board.
65	16	Bureau of Ethnic Research and Bureau of Applied Research in Anthropology. RESTRICTED.
65	17	Departmental Annual Reports, 1939-1940
65	18	Departmental Annual Reports, 1947-1948
65	19	Departmental Annual Reports, 1948-1952
65	20	Departmental Annual Reports, 1952-1953
65	21	Departmental Annual Reports, 1953-1955
65	22	Departmental Annual Reports, 1960-1961
65	23	Departmental Annual Reports, 1962-1963
65	24	Departmental Annual Reports, 1964-1969
65	25	Some town committees: Tucson Festival Society, 1950-1961
65	26	Some town committees: Tucson Festival Society, newspaper clippings 1950-1951
65	27	Some town committees: Arizona Archaeological and Historical society letter, 1941
65	28	Some town committees: Sunday Evening Forum, 1950

	Subseries 3: American Anthropological Association
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66	1	AAA general correspondence, 1937-1975
66	2	General memos and reports, 1945-1947
66	3	News bulletin of the AAA, 1947
66	4	Newsletters, 1949-1979
66	5	Anthropologists for radical political action, 1972
66	6	American Ethnologist announcement and various newsletters, 1969-1974
66	7	Miscellaneous publications.
66	8	AAA anthropology curriculum study project articles, 1962
66	9	AAA anthropology curriculum study project articles, 1965, 1972
66	10	AAA annual meetings, 1945
66	11	AAA annual meetings, 1949
66	12	AAA annual meetings, 1953
66	13	AAA annual meetings, 1956
66	14	AAA annual meetings, 1958
66	15	AAA annual meetings, 1963
66	16	AAA annual meetings, 1968
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67	1	AAA annual meetings, 1972
67	2	AAA annual meetings, 1973
67	3	AAA annual meetings: Correspondence re: problems with University Press exhibits at meetings, 1974
67	4	AAA annual meetings: Edward H. Spicer, president—constitution, correspondence, and expenses, etc., 1974
67	5	AAA annual meetings: Introduction of speaker and article, 1974
67	6	AAA annual meetings: Abstracts and papers, 1974
67	7	AAA annual meetings: Correspondence on applied anthropology session, 1974
67	8	AAA annual meetings: Correspondence on special sessions, 1974
67	9	AAA annual meetings: Council meeting, 1974
67	10	AAA annual meetings: Correspondence re: past presidents' breakfast, sister societies' breakfast, 1974
67	11	AAA annual meetings: Various EHS
67	12	AAA annual meetings: Information booth, 1974
67	13	AAA annual meetings: Presidential address, paper by EHS, 1974
67	14	AAA annual meetings: Correspondence and directories, 1976
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68	1	AAA annual meetings: Singer symposium, 1976
68	2	AAA annual meetings: “The Yaquis, a Persistent Identity System,” drafts for Singer symposium, 1976
68	3	AAA annual meetings, 1979
68	4	AAA ballots, 1970-1972
68	5	Manpower conference on applied anthropology, 1973
68	6	American Anthropologist: EHS associate editor, correspondence, 1952-1957
68	7	American Anthropologist: Notes and ideas.
68	8	American Anthropologist: EHS editor, correspondence, 1959-1967
68	9	American Anthropologist: Correspondence with Steve Boggs, 1962-1963
68	10	American Anthropologist: Budget and annual report of editor, 1959-1961
68	11	American Anthropologist: Frank W. Young on Norbeck's “Interpretation of Data,” 1961-1962
68	12	American Anthropologist: Bentley Glass and Bernice Cohen re: Buettner-Janusch, “Natural Selection in Man,” 1960
68	13	American Anthropologist: R.N. Westcott, “Racism Re-examined,” 1961
68	14	Publications policy committee: NSF grant, 1962
68	15	Publications policy committee: Correspondence re: various anthropological journals, 1960-1963
68	16	Publications policy committee: Correspondence with George Spindler, editor AA, 1962-1963
68	17	Publications policy committee: Reports on PPC, 1963
68	18	Publications policy committee: Correspondence with David Barreis re: PPC, 1963
68	19	Publications policy committee: Barreis microcard survey, 1963
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69	1	Publications policy committee: Correspondence with Ward Goodenough, 1963
69	2	Publications policy committee: Carleton Putnam and W.C. George statements re: evolution, 1962
69	3	Publications policy committee: Correspondence with Thomas A. Sebeok, 1961-1963
69	4	Publications policy committee: Correspondence with Sol Tax, 1957-1963
69	5	Publications policy committee: Meeting of PPC at Wenner-Gren, N.Y.
69	6	Publications policy committee: Meeting of PPC at Michigan Union, Ann Arbor.
69	7	Executive Board Committee on Publications and Publications Policy Committee.
69	8	PCC fellow questionnaire and replies, 1963
69	9	Correspondence re: American Anthropologist, 1973-1979
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70	1	AAA editorial committee, search materials. RESTRICTED.
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71	1	Publications Policy and Operations Committee (PPOC): Correspondence and memos, 1973-1975
71	2	Publications Policy and Operations Committee (PPOC): Meeting minutes and notes, 1974-1975
71	3	Publications Policy and Operations Committee (PPOC): Committee of Ethics, 1967-1978
71	4	AAA Executive Board: 13th meeting. , December 27-28, 1950
71	5	AAA Executive Board: 14th-17th meetings, December 30, 1950 – November 17, 1951
71	6	AAA Executive Board: 18th-21st meetings, May 9-11, 1952 – December 30, 1952
71	7	AAA Executive Board: 22nd-23rd meetings, May 2-4, 1953-December 27-18, 1953
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72	1	AAA Executive Board, Annual meeting: Correspondence, memos, minutes, reports, etc., 1953
72	2	AAA Executive Board, Annual meeting: Program Committee correspondence A-H, 1953
72	3	AAA Executive Board, Annual meeting: Program Committee correspondence I-R, 1953
72	4	AAA Executive Board, Annual meeting: Program Committee correspondence S-Z, 1953
72	5	AAA Executive Board, Annual meeting: Abstracts of papers, program, and correspondence, 1953
72	6	AAA Executive Board: Editorial Planning Conference report, 46th executive board meeting, correspondence, reports, financial, 1962
72	7	AAA Executive Board: Correspondence and memo, 1965,1966
72	8	AAA Executive Board: Correspondence with N.S.F.W, 1973-1975. RESTRICTED.
72	9	AAA Executive Board: General correspondence and memos, 1971-1978
72	10	AAA Executive Board: Correspondence with White/Weiss, 1974
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73	1	AAA Executive Board: 70th meeting, May 22-24, 1971
73	2	AAA Executive Board: 71st meeting, November 17-18, 1971
73	3	AAA Executive Board: 72nd-73rd meetings, November 21, 1971, May 22-23, 1972
73	4	AAA Executive Board: 74th meeting, November 29, 1972
73	5	AAA Executive Board: 75th meeting, December 3, 1972
73	6	AAA Executive Board: 76th meeting, April 6-8, 1973
73	7	AAA Executive Board: 77th meeting, November 28-29, 1973
73	8	AAA Executive Board: 78th meeting, December 1-2, 1973
73	9	AAA Executive Board: 79th meeting, June 3-6, 1974
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74	1	AAA Executive Board: 80th meeting and agenda for 3rd meeting of the Administrative Advisory Committee, 1974
74	2	AAA Executive Board: 1st-3rd meeting of the Administrative Advisory Committee, 1974
74	3	AAA Executive Board: Various reports, 1968-1976
74	4	AAA Executive Board: Nominations Committee, 1972-1974
74	5	AAA Executive Board: Nominations Committee, 1972-1974
74	6	AAA Executive Board: AAA conference on the future employment of anthropologists, 1973
74	7	AAA Executive Board: Committee on Minorities and Anthropology, 1973-1974
74	8	AAA Executive Board: Committee on the Status of Women in Anthropology, 1974-1978
74	9	AAA Executive Board: Communications Policy Committee.
74	10	AAA Executive Board: Committee on Genocide, 1974
74	11	AAA Executive Board: Committee on Research Across International Boundaries, 1972-1973
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75	1	AAA Executive Board: Proposed reorganization of AAA, 1982
75	2	Executive Board Finance Committee: Reports, memos, budgets, and notes, 1972-1974
75	3	Presidency: Correspondence, memos, annual meeting speech, and materials for Executive Board, 1974
75	4	Presidency: Correspondence and memos, 1974-1983
75	5	Presidency: Correspondence with June Nash, 1973-1974
75	6	Presidency: Reports.
75	7	Presidency: Notes for talks, ideas, to do, etc.
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76	1	Committee on Anthropology as a Profession: Correspondence and memos, 1976-1977
76	2	Committee on Anthropology as a Profession: Correspondence and memos, 1978
76	3	Committee on Anthropology as a Profession: Correspondence and memos, 1979-1980
76	4	Committee on Anthropology as a Profession: Minutes, 1976-1979
76	5	Committee on Anthropology as a Profession: Reports.
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77	1	Committee on Anthropology as a Profession: Notes, 1977-1980
77	2	Committee on Anthropology as a Profession: Articles and fliers concerning careers in anthropology.
77	3	Committee on Anthropology as a Profession: AAA panel, 1978
77	4	Research proposals: Research tools program of the NEH, 1975
77	5	Research proposals: Various research proposals submitted through AAA, 1973-1978
77	6	Training, ethics, and non-academic employment in applied anthropology, 1971-1974
77	7	“Beyond Analysis and Explanation: Notes on the Life and Times of the Society for Applied Anthropology,” Edward H. Spicer, 1976 (1 of 2)
77	8	“Beyond Analysis and Explanation: Notes on the Life and Times of the Society for Applied Anthropology,” Edward H. Spicer, 1976 (2 of 2)
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78	1	Committee on Anthropology as a Profession: “Fieldwork and the Unity of Anthropology,” 1977?
78	2	AAA annual meetings: 1984
78	3	AAA Spicer Session: “A View of the World: the Contributions of Edward H. Spicer to Anthropological Theory and Practice.” Papers and correspondence, 1985
78	4	AAA annual meetings: “An Appraisal of the Indian Reorganization Act on the Papago Indian Reservation,” Rosamond Spicer, 1945


Series II: War Relocation Authority, 1937-1995 (Bulk 1942-1948)
	A digital collection of this series is available online atGrand Canyon Trust finding aidMS5 Series II:War Relocation Authority, 1937-1995.

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79	1	Correspondence: Alphabetical. See also EHS General Correspondence.
79	2	Correspondence: John F. Embree, Powell, Sweetser, LaBarre, LaViolette, deYoung, Rademaker, McVoy, Leighton.
79	3	Correspondence: Dillon S. Myer.
79	4	Correspondence: Ruth E. McKee. See also WRARAA.
79	5	Correspondence: BSR and CA staff.
79	6	Correspondence: Evacuees.
79	7	Correspondence: re: Anthropology and the WRA publication, 1976
79	8	Correspondence: Rosamond B. Spicer, 1983-1985
79	9	WRA background information.
79	10	WRA administrative notices, 1942-1944
79	11	WRA administrative notices, 1945-1946
79	12	Miscellaneous memos, 1943-1945
79	13	Information digest, 1944-1945
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80	1	Relocation Division Memoranda.
80	2	Relocation articles, 1942,1944, n.d.
80	3	WRARAA (Reports Alumni Association): The Latest Word, alumni news bulletin.
80	4	Public proclamation no. 21.
80	5	Quarterly, semi-annual, and annual reports, 1942-1943
80	6	Quarterly, semi-annual, and annual reports, 1944-1946
80	7	Final reports prospectus.
80	8	Government publications, 1946 (1 of 3)
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81	1	Government publications, 1946 (2 of 3)
81	2	Government publications, 1946 (3 of 3)
81	3	Congressional hearing, etc. Supreme Court.
81	4	Un-American Activities Committee, 1943, n.d.
81	5	Congressional hearings, National Defense Migration, 1942 (1 of 2)
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82	1	Congressional hearings, National Defense Migration, 1942 (2 of 2)
82	2	Publications: Articles, pamphlets, 1943-approximately 1946 (1 of 2)
82	3	Publications: Articles, pamphlets, 1943-approximately 1946 (2 of 2)
82	4	Publications: “California and her less favored minorities,” April 1944
82	5	Publications: WRA press releases.
82	6	Bureau of Sociological Research (BIA), Community Analysis Section (WRA): Correspondence. Includes EHS military deferment.
82	7	Bureau of Sociological Research (BIA), Community Analysis Section (WRA): EHS travel vouchers.
82	8	Bureau of Sociological Research (BIA), Community Analysis Section (WRA): Community analysis job description and program.
82	9	Bureau of Sociological Research (BIA), Community Analysis Section (WRA): Bibliographies on WRA, Japanese, and Japanese-Americans.
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83	1	Bureau of Sociological Research (BIA), Community Analysis Section (WRA): Community analysis reports, no. 1-7, October 1942-October 1943
83	2	Bureau of Sociological Research (BIA), Community Analysis Section (WRA): Community analysis reports, no. 8-11, 1944-1945
83	3	Bureau of Sociological Research (BIA), Community Analysis Section (WRA): Community analysis reports, 12-19, 1945-1946
83	4	Bureau of Sociological Research (BIA), Community Analysis Section (WRA): Project analysis series, no. 1-13, 1943-1944
83	5	Bureau of Sociological Research (BIA), Community Analysis Section (WRA): Project analysis series, no. 14-18, 1944
83	6	Bureau of Sociological Research (BIA), Community Analysis Section (WRA): Project analysis series, no. 19-22, 1944-1945
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84	1	Bureau of Sociological Research (BIA), Community Analysis Section (WRA): Project analysis series, no. 23-24, 1945-1946
84	2	Bureau of Sociological Research (BIA), Community Analysis Section (WRA): Community analysis notes, no. 1-16, 1944-1945
84	3	Bureau of Sociological Research (BIA), Community Analysis Section (WRA): CA Trend Reports and Trends in Relocation Centers, 1945
84	4	Bureau of Sociological Research (BIA), Community Analysis Section (WRA): Community analysts letter, no. 1-14 (No. 6 missing), 1943-1945
84	5	Bureau of Sociological Research (BIA), Community Analysis Section (WRA): CA section weekly summary, no. 1-30 (Nos. 6, 9, 14, and 15 missing), 1944-1945
84	6	Individual WRA Centers: Colorado River/Poston, Arizona.
84	7	Individual WRA Centers: Poston, Japanese language.
84	8	Individual WRA Centers: Poston, course data.
84	9	Individual WRA Centers: Poston, lecture notes.
84	10	Individual WRA Centers: Poston, lecture notes.
84	11	Individual WRA Centers: Poston, notes on self government.
84	12	Individual WRA Centers: Gila River, Rivers, Arizona.
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85	1	Individual WRA Centers: Granada, Amache, Colorado.
85	2	Individual WRA Centers: Heart Mountain, Wyoming.
85	3	Individual WRA Centers: Jerome, Denson, Arkansas.
85	4	Individual WRA Centers: Manzanar, California.
85	5	Individual WRA Centers: Minidoka, Idaho.
85	6	Individual WRA Centers: Topaz, Central Utah.
85	7	Individual WRA Centers: Rohwer, Arkansas.
85	8	Individual WRA Centers: Tule Lake, California.
85	9	Commission on Wartime Relocation and Internment of Civilians: Correspondence, 1978-1982
85	10	Commission on Wartime Relocation and Internment of Civilians: Articles.
85	11	Commission on Wartime Relocation and Internment of Civilians: Articles.
85	12	Articles about WRA, 1942-1987 (1 of 3)
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86	1	Articles about WRA, 1942-1987 (2 of 3)
86	2	Articles about WRA, 1942-1987 (3 of 3)
86	3	“Applied Anthropology in a Dislocated Community,” Alexander H. Leighton and Edward H. Spicer: Notes and draft for AAA, 1945
86	4	“The Use of Social Scientists by the War Relocation Authority”: Notes, drafts, correspondence, 1946
86	5	Correspondence re: “The War Relocation Authority,” paper for SfAA meeting, 1973
86	6	“Anthropologists and the WRA,” 1976
86	7	Articles about Japanese and Japanese-Americans, 1937-1976
86	8	Speeches.
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87	1	“Community Analysis: An Example of Anthropology in Government,” by John F. Embree: Article, letter, and comments.
87	2	“Governing the Occupied Areas of the South Pacific: Wartime Lessons and Peacetime Proposals,” by Lt. John Useem, notes by John H. Provinse, 1945
87	3	Student papers, 1946, 1972
87	4	Manuscript of Japanese American youth at the Tule Lake Relocation Center: Nisei school essays from autumn to winter, 1942-1943, by Robert Henry Billigmeier (pgs. 1-252), 1976
87	5	Manuscript of Japanese American youth at the Tule Lake Relocation Center: Nisei school essays from autumn to winter, 1942-1943, by Robert Henry Billigmeier (pgs. 253-531), 1976
87	6	Reviews of articles.
87	7	Newspaper and magazine reports, 1944-1978
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88	1	Newspaper clippings, 1944-1995
88	2	RBS notebook/diary, 1942
88	3	EHS notebooks/diary, 1941-1943, undated
88	4	EHS notebooks/diary, nos. 1 through 4, 1942
88	5	EHS notebooks/diary, nos. 5 through 10, 1942-1943
88	6	EHS notebooks/diary, no. 11, 1944
88	7	EHS notebooks/diary, nos. 13 through 15, 1945
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89	1	Notes, ideas and concepts.
89	2	Notes for final report.
89	3	Community analysis section notes.
89	4	Notes and correspondence.
89	5	Bibliographies for talks and reports.
89	6	Notes and bibliographies for talks and reports.
89	7	Interview by Lawrence C. Kelly with Asael T. Hansen, April 10-11, 1979
89	8	Fort Ontario refugee shelter, Oswego, N.Y.: Correspondence and article draft.


Series III: Edward H. Spicer Courses, 1927-1978

	Subseries 1: Courses Taken and Taught by Edward H. Spicer
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90	1	Notes and papers, while a student at Johns Hopkins University: “Is There Race Superiority?” May 14, 1927
90	2	Notes and papers, while a student at Johns Hopkins University: Economics Seminar “Hours of Labor,” 1928
90	3	Notes and papers, while a student at Johns Hopkins University: Vignettes, Baltimore, 1928
90	4	Notes and papers, while a student at Johns Hopkins University: Baltimore – No. 1 Wyman Park,” May 2, 1928
90	5	Notes and papers, while a student at Johns Hopkins University: “A Note on Skepticism,” 1930
90	6	Notes and papers, while a student at Johns Hopkins University: “Free Thought and the Russian Method,” January 29, 1930
90	7	Notes and papers, while a student at the University of Arizona: Material Submitted for Publication: “Indians are Funny,” 1931
90	8	Notes and papers, while a student at the University of Arizona: Material Submitted for Publication: “O My Strength (A Day in the Park),” 1932
90	9	Notes and papers, while a student: Eddington: Electrons and the scientific method, undated
90	10	Notes and papers, while a student at the University of Chicago: “What are Anthropologists Doing?” 1935
90	11	Notes and papers, while a student at the University of Chicago: “The Spread of Western Culture,” 1935
90	12	Notes and papers, while a student at the University of Chicago: “How Can Racial and Cultural Minorities in the United States be Harmonized,” 1935
90	13	Notes and papers, while a student at the University of Arizona: Geology 112, 1931
90	14	Notes and papers, while a student at the University of Arizona: Historical geology, physiography, 1931
90	15	Notes and papers, while a student at the University of Arizona: Invertebrate paleontology, 1931
90	16	Notes and papers, while a student at the University of Arizona: Old world archaeology, 1931, 1932?
90	17	Notes and papers, while a student at the University of Arizona: Greek archaeology, 1931
90	18	Notes and papers, while a student at the University of Arizona: Mexican archaeology, 1932
90	19	Notes and papers, while a student at the University of Arizona: South America notes and map.
90	20	Notes and papers, while a student at the University of Arizona: American archaeology, 1931-1932
90	21	Notes and papers, while a student at the University of Arizona: Physical anthropology, 1932-1933
90	22	Notes and papers, while a student at the University of Arizona: Archaeology seminar, 1932-1933
90	23	Notes and papers, while a student at the University of Arizona: American Indian class, notes of J. H. Provinse, 1934?
90	24	Notes and papers, while a student at the University of Arizona: Political Organization.
90	25	Notes and papers, while a student at the University of Arizona: Ethnology, notes of J. H. Provinse.
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91	1	Notes and papers, while a student at the University of Arizona: Term papers, 1931-1934. Other EHS papers under Archaeology.
91	2	Class and lecture notes of John H. Provinse: Psycho-Analysis – Alexander, Spring 1931
91	3	Class and lecture notes of John H. Provinse: Notes on Radcliffe-Brown lectures, Fall 1931, Winter 1932
91	4	Class and lecture notes of John H. Provinse: Primitive political organization.
91	5	Class and lecture notes of John H. Provinse: History of anthropology, 205a-b, 1933-1934?
91	6	Class and lecture notes of John H. Provinse: History of anthropology, 1939?
91	7	Class and lecture notes of John H. Provinse: Primitive society by Jean McWhirt and John Provinse, 1930
91	8	Class and lecture notes of John H. Provinse: Primitive society, Ethnology 203b, 1934?
91	9	Class and lecture notes of John H. Provinse: Provinse material, 1929-1932
91	10	Edward H. Spicer research project in physical anthropology at UA (University of Chicago): Letter/report to Fay Cooper-Cole, 1936
91	11	Edward H. Spicer research project in physical anthropology at UA (University of Chicago): “Archaic Skeletal Remains from Cuicuilco,” Correspondence with Fay Cooper-Cole and Cummings and reports, 1936
91	12	Edward H. Spicer and Rosamond B. Spicer class notes, exams from the University of Chicago: Practical phonetics, Fall 1934
91	13	Edward H. Spicer and Rosamond B. Spicer class notes, exams from the University of Chicago: Comparative science of culture, 1934, 1937
91	14	Edward H. Spicer and Rosamond B. Spicer class notes, exams from the University of Chicago: Comparative science of culture, 1934
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92	1	Edward H. Spicer and Rosamond B. Spicer class notes, exams from the University of Chicago: Notes on culture
92	2	Edward H. Spicer and Rosamond B. Spicer class notes, exams from the University of Chicago: “Integrative Aspects of Some Forms of Primitive Exchange,” Anthro. 211, 1934
92	3	Edward H. Spicer and Rosamond B. Spicer class notes, exams from the University of Chicago: The present position of anthropological studies, by A.R. Radcliffe-Brown, 1931
92	4	Edward H. Spicer and Rosamond B. Spicer class notes, exams from the University of Chicago: “The Supplemental Series and Maya Lunar Chronology,” 1934
92	5	Edward H. Spicer and Rosamond B. Spicer class notes, exams from the University of Chicago: Race and culture contacts seminar, 1934-1935
92	6	Edward H. Spicer and Rosamond B. Spicer class notes, exams from the University of Chicago: Folk society, Anthro. 213 with Robert Redfield, 1935 (folder 1 of 2)
92	7	Edward H. Spicer and Rosamond B. Spicer class notes, exams from the University of Chicago: Folk society, Anthro. 213 with Robert Redfield, 1935 (folder 2 of 2)
92	8	Edward H. Spicer and Rosamond B. Spicer class notes, exams from the University of Chicago: Family, kin, and clan, 1935?
92	9	Edward H. Spicer and Rosamond B. Spicer class notes, exams from the University of Chicago: The Australian aborigines, Anthro. 370, & EHS kinship charts, Spring 1935
92	10	Edward H. Spicer and Rosamond B. Spicer class notes, exams from the University of Chicago: Linguistics, Anthro. 300, Winter 1935
92	11	Edward H. Spicer and Rosamond B. Spicer class notes, exams from the University of Chicago: Seminar on India, Winter 1935
92	12	Edward H. Spicer and Rosamond B. Spicer class notes, exams from the University of Chicago: Primitive economics.
92	13	Edward H. Spicer and Rosamond B. Spicer class notes, exams from the University of Chicago: Primitive religion.
92	14	Edward H. Spicer and Rosamond B. Spicer class notes, exams from the University of Chicago: M.A. and Ph.D exams, 1935-1936
92	15	Edward H. Spicer and Rosamond B. Spicer class notes, exams from the University of Chicago: Euphoria Journals, 1942-1958, 1969 (folder 1 of 2)
92	16	Edward H. Spicer and Rosamond B. Spicer class notes, exams from the University of Chicago: Euphoria Journals, 1942-1958, 1969 (folder 2 of 2)
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93	1	Edward H. Spicer and Rosamond B. Spicer class notes, exams from the University of Chicago: News - Letter from Sol Tax, 1955
93	2	Edward H. Spicer and Rosamond B. Spicer class notes, exams from the University of Chicago: Departmental dinner in honor of Dr. Cole, 1947
93	3	Edward H. Spicer and Rosamond B. Spicer class notes, exams from the University of Chicago: Social organization, comparison of careers of R.B, Redfield, Eggan.
93	4	Edward H. Spicer notes, Cornell University Summer Field School, 1949-1950
93	5	Edward H. Spicer lecture notes from Dillard University: Primitive society,
93	6	Edward H. Spicer lecture notes from Dillard University: Primitive society, Soc. Anthro. 2, 1939
93	7	Edward H. Spicer lecture notes from Dillard University: The family, Soc. Anthro. 1, 1938
93	8	Edward H. Spicer lecture notes from Dillard University: Peoples of Africa, Soc. Anthro. 3, 1938-1939
93	9	Edward H. Spicer lecture notes from Dillard University: Peoples of Mexico, Soc. Anthro. 4, 1939
93	10	Edward H. Spicer lecture notes from Dillard University: Minority peoples in the U.S, Soc. Anthro. 20, 1938
93	11	Edward H. Spicer lecture notes from Dillard University: The concept of race, Soc. Anthro. 21, 1939
93	12	Edward H. Spicer lecture notes from Dillard University: Contemporary American Institutions, 1938
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94	1	Edward H. Spicer lecture notes from Dillard University: Contemporary American Institutions, 1938-1939
94	2	Edward H. Spicer lecture notes from Dillard University: University affairs, 1938-1939
94	3	Lecture notes, University of Arizona: Southwestern archaeology, Fall 1939
94	4	Lecture notes, University of Arizona: Southwestern archaeology, Spring 1940
94	5	Lecture notes, University of Arizona: Southwestern archaeology, 1939-1941
94	6	Lecture notes, University of Arizona: World ethnology, 1939-1940
94	7	Lecture notes, University of Arizona: Polynesia-Micronesia.
94	8	Lecture notes, University of Arizona: Oceania-Malaysia.
94	9	Lecture notes, University of Arizona: Paleo-Siberian and Central Asia
94	10	Lecture notes, University of Arizona: Languages of Asia.
94	11	Lecture notes, University of Arizona: Southwestern ethnology, 1939-1940?
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95	1	Lecture notes, University of Arizona: Southwestern ethnology, 1939-1940?
95	2	Lecture notes, University of Arizona: Growth of culture, 1940-1941

	Subseries 2: University of Arizona Courses Taught by Edward H. Spicer, 1939-1978
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95	3	UA catalogue: Anthropology, 1939-1978
95	4	UA catalogue: Miscellaneous curriculum and registration material, 1957-1973
95	5	Miscellaneous lists, plans, exams: Prelim exams, general.
95	6	Miscellaneous lists, plans, exams: Plans for Arizona Department of Anthropology, 1945-1946
95	7	Miscellaneous lists, plans, exams: Lectures for introduction to the social sciences, 1948
95	8	Miscellaneous lists, plans, exams: Notes for classes 1b, 170b, 185 and psych. test in methods.
95	9	Introduction to anthropology, 1B: Lecture notes, 1950-1951
95	10	Introduction to anthropology, 1B: Lecture notes.
95	11	Introduction to anthropology, 1B: Lecture notes, exam questions, 1947, 1951
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96	1	Peoples of Mexico, 112/212: Lecture notes: Mixtec, Zapatec, Otomi, etc., undated
96	2	Peoples of Mexico, 112/212: Lecture notes: Maya Lowland, Highlands, Chan Kom, etc.
96	3	Peoples of Mexico, 112/212: Bibliographies, exams.
96	4	Peoples of Mexico, 112/212: Guatemala, notes, bibliographies, maps.
96	5	Peoples of Mexico, 112/212: Guatemala, bibliographies, notes, class lists, 1965 [Restricted]
96	6	Peoples of Mexico, 112/212: Summary.
96	7	Peoples of Mexico, 112/212: Mexican and Mexican Indian languages.
96	8	Peoples of Mexico, 112/212: Nuhuatl speakers, Tepoztlan, etc.
96	9	Peoples of Mexico, 112/212: Tarascans.
96	10	Peoples of Mexico, 112/212: Mexico cultural processes.
96	11	Peoples of Mexico, 112/212: Peoples of Mexico history and process.
96	12	Peoples of Mexico, 112/212: Mexico cultural history.
96	13	Peoples of Mexico, 112/212: Mexico geography and population.
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97	1	Peoples of Mexico, 112/212: Northwest Mexico, Yaqui etc.
97	2	Peoples of Mexico, 112/212: Bibliographies, class lists, exams, notes.
97	3	Mexican American culture, Anthro. 214: Lecture notes, some from 112/212.
97	4	Mexican American culture, Anthro. 214: Lecture notes, 1973-1974
97	5	Mexican American culture, Anthro. 214: Lecture notes, 1973-1974
97	6	Mexican American culture, Anthro. 214: Lecture notes, 1975
97	7	Mexican American culture, Anthro. 214: Clippings and articles (folder 1 of 2)
97	8	Mexican American culture, Anthro. 214: Clippings and articles (folder 2 of 2)
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98	1	Mexican American culture, Anthro. 214: Notes, 1974-1975
98	2	Mexican American culture, Anthro. 214: Clippings, 1974-1975
98	3	Guadalajara Summer School, Anthro. 212: Correspondence, class lists, notices, 1963
98	4	Anthro. 120/220, minorities: Various notes on ethnology and theory, 1949-1950
98	5	Anthro. 120/220, minorities: American Indians.
98	6	Anthro. 120/220, minorities: Lecture notes and articles.
98	7	Anthro. 120/220, minorities: Lecture notes and clippings. (folder 1 of 2)
98	8	Anthro. 120/220, minorities: Lecture notes and clippings. (folder 2 of 2)
98	9	Anthro. 120/220, minorities: Miscellaneous course materials, bibliographies, correspondence.
98	10	Primitive and modern societies, Anthro. 170/276: American culture, 1945-1958, 1970-1971
98	11	Primitive and modern societies, Anthro. 170/276: Lecture notes, 1945-1958, 1970-1971
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99	1	Primitive and modern societies, Anthro. 170/276: China, 1954
99	2	Primitive and modern societies, Anthro. 170/276: Japan, 1945-1958, 1970-1971
99	3	Primitive and modern societies, Anthro. 170/276: Melanesia, 1945-1958, 1970-1971
99	4	Comparative social organization, Anthro. 276 (170A and B): Lecture notes, 1945, 1957
99	5	Comparative social organization, Anthro. 276 (170A and B): Lecture notes.
99	6	Comparative social organization, Anthro. 276 (170A and B): Lecture notes.
99	7	Comparative social organization, Anthro. 276 (170A and B): Lecture notes.
99	8	Comparative social organization, Anthro. 276 (170A and B): Lecture notes (folder 1 of 2)
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100	1	Comparative social organization, Anthro. 276 (170A and B): Lecture notes (folder 2 of 2)
100	2	Comparative social organization, Anthro. 276 (170A and B): Bibliographies, exams, statements, articles.
100	3	Comparative social organization, Anthro. 276 (170A and B): Summary lecture notes.
100	4	Comparative social organization, Anthro. 276 (170A and B): Various notes, Articles, 1967, 1969
100	5	Comparative social organization, Anthro. 276 (170A and B): Lecture notes.
100	6	Comparative social organization, Anthro. 276 (170A and B): Lecture notes, 1969
100	7	Comparative social organization, Anthro. 276 (170A and B): Lecture notes.
100	8	Comparative social organization, Anthro. 276 (170A and B): Miscellaneous lecture notes, bibliographies.
100	9	Comparative social organization, Anthro. 276 (170A and B): Notes, outline of lectures, bibliographies.
100	10	Comparative social organization, Anthro. 276 (170A and B): Class rolls, exam, and two student bluebooks, 1965-1970 [Restricted]
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101	1	Personality and culture, Anthro. 185: Lecture notes, 1946-1949
101	2	Personality and culture, Anthro. 185: Notes and articles, 1946-1949
101	3	History of anthropological theory, Anthro. 202/302: Lecture notes, articles, and correspondence (folder 1 of 2)
101	4	History of anthropological theory, Anthro. 202/302: Lecture notes, articles, and correspondence (folder 2 of 2)
101	5	History of anthropological theory, Anthro. 202/302: Biographies, articles, and notes.
101	6	History of anthropological theory, Anthro. 202/302: Biographies and lecture notes.
101	7	History of anthropological theory, Anthro. 202/302: Lecture notes, articles 1964-1968
101	8	History of anthropological theory, Anthro. 202/302: Class rolls, 1964-1968 [Restricted]
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102	1	History of anthropological theory, Anthro. 202/302: Lecture notes, students outlines, and bibliographies.
102	2	History of anthropological theory, Anthro. 202/302: Complex Societies lecture notes and bibliographies.
102	3	Culture change, Anthro. 203/303: Lecture notes, reading list.
102	4	Culture change, Anthro. 203/303: Lecture notes, reading list, student notes (folder 1 of 2)
102	5	Culture change, Anthro. 203/303: Lecture notes, reading list, student notes (folder 2 of 2)
102	6	Culture change, Anthro. 203/303: Yaqui lecture notes, reading lists, outline, and articles, 1967
102	7	Culture change, Anthro. 203/303: Lecture notes and articles.
102	8	Culture change, Anthro. 203/303: Lecture notes, 1967, 1970
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103	1	Culture change, Anthro. 203/303: Lecture notes, 1970
103	2	Culture change, Anthro. 203/303: Lecture notes.
103	3	Culture change, Anthro. 203/303: Lecture notes, ideal schedule, reading list, 1967
103	4	Culture change, Anthro. 203/303: Lecture notes.
103	5	Culture change, Anthro. 203/303: Lecture notes, exams, student outlines, bibliography.
103	6	Culture change, Anthro. 203/303: Lecture notes, exams.
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104	1	Culture change, Anthro. 203/303: Lecture notes, exams, class rolls, papers. [Restricted]
104	2	Methods in anthropology and cultural anthropology, Anthro. 205 and 306: Exam, notes, and article.
104	3	Methods in anthropology and cultural anthropology, Anthro. 205 and 306: Lecture notes, bibliographies, and syllabus.
104	4	Methods in anthropology and cultural anthropology, Anthro. 205 and 306: Reading list, syllabus, outline, and lecture notes.
104	5	Methods in anthropology and cultural anthropology, Anthro. 205 and 306: Letters, questionnaire, and article.
104	6	Methods in anthropology and cultural anthropology, Anthro. 205 and 306: Lecture notes, outline, syllabus, and articles, 1965 (folder 1 of 2)
104	7	Methods in anthropology and cultural anthropology, Anthro. 205 and 306: Lecture notes, outline, syllabus, and articles, 1965 (folder 2 of 2)
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105	1	Methods in anthropology and cultural anthropology, Anthro. 205 and 306: Student field notes, Spring 1963 (folder 1 of 2)
105	2	Methods in anthropology and cultural anthropology, Anthro. 205 and 306: Student field notes, Spring 1963 (folder 2 of 2)
105	3	Methods in anthropology and cultural anthropology, Anthro. 205 and 306: Student field notes, Spring 1965
105	4	Methods in anthropology and cultural anthropology, Anthro. 205 and 306: Student field notes, Spring 1966
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106	1	Methods in anthropology and cultural anthropology, Anthro. 205 and 306: Term paper, George Bedell, 1963 [Restricted]
106	2	Methods in anthropology and cultural anthropology, Anthro. 205 and 306: Term paper, Ruth Busch and Ward Weekly, 1965
106	3	Methods in anthropology and cultural anthropology, Anthro. 205 and 306: Term paper, Robert Harman, 1963 [Restricted]
106	4	Methods in anthropology and cultural anthropology, Anthro. 205 and 306: Term paper, Edie Harrison, 1961
106	5	Methods in anthropology and cultural anthropology, Anthro. 205 and 306: Term paper, C.J. Homen, 1964
106	6	Methods in anthropology and cultural anthropology, Anthro. 205 and 306: Term paper, Anne Kelly, 1963 [Restricted]
106	7	Methods in anthropology and cultural anthropology, Anthro. 205 and 306: Term paper, Maran LaRaw, 1963 [Restricted]
106	8	Methods in anthropology and cultural anthropology, Anthro. 205 and 306: Field notes, Janet Moore.
106	9	Methods in anthropology and cultural anthropology, Anthro. 205 and 306: Field notes by Terri Velten, 1963
106	10	Methods in anthropology and cultural anthropology, Anthro. 205 and 306: Term paper by Terri Velten, 1963 [Restricted]
106	11	Methods in anthropology and cultural anthropology, Anthro. 205 and 306: Term paper, Jon Nathan Young, 1965
106	12	Applications in Anthropology, Anthro. 222, 257, 322, 377, 399: Course details, papers, exams, class roll, and reading lists, 1955-1974
106	13	Applications in Anthropology, Anthro. 222, 257, 322, 377, 399: Lecture notes and articles, 1950s-1974
106	14	Applications in Anthropology, Anthro. 222 ,257, 399: Lecture notes, class rolls, ethical statements, papers and articles, Spring 1973
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107	1	Applications in Anthropology, Anthro. 222, 257, 399: Lecture notes, article, Spring 1973
107	2	Applications in Anthropology, Anthro. 222, 257, 399: Student reports, Spring 1973
107	3	Community development, Anthro. 296: Correspondence, class rolls.
107	4	Community development, Anthro. 296: 7" reel-to-reel tape, lecture and class discussion, May 15, 1968
107	5	Community development, Anthro. 296: Class notes, blue book, answers to finals, class rolls, 1967 [Restricted]
107	6	Community development, Anthro. 296: Correspondence, 1960-1962
107	7	Community development, Anthro. 296: Lecture notes, 1960-1961
107	8	Community development, Anthro. 296: Lecture notes.
107	9	Community development, Anthro. 296: Information about the course, 1966-1967
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108	1	Community development, Anthro. 296: Semester plans, notes, class rolls, articles,1966
108	2	Community development, Anthro. 296: Seminar, lecture notes, class roll, miscellaneous associated materials, 1966
108	3	Community development, Anthro. 296: Class roll, duplicated materials, 1967
108	4	Community development, Anthro. 296: Course evaluation, 1966-1970
108	5	Community development, Anthro. 296: Lecture notes, suggested readings, schedule, and articles.
108	6	Community development, Anthro. 296: Lecture notes, memos, progress reports.
108	7	Community development, Anthro. 296: Notes.
108	8	Community development, Anthro. 296: Articles and reports.
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109	1	Community development, Anthro. 296: Duplicated material.
109	2	Community development, Anthro. 296: Duplicated material, newspaper.
109	3	Community development, Anthro. 296: Seminar, lecture, notes, 1970
109	4	Community development, Anthro. 296: Bibliographies.
109	5	Community development, Anthro. 296: Articles, Great Plains studies from Courtney Cleland.
109	6	Community development, Anthro. 296: Project pamphlets.
109	7	Papago seminar, Anthro. 299A and B: Ideas for projected series of seminars, 1949-1950
109	8	Papago seminar, Anthro. 299A and B: Class list, reports, discussions, 1949-1950
109	9	Papago seminar, Anthro/Soc. 7296A: Lecture notes, correspondence, article, 1969 (folder 1 of 2)
109	10	Papago seminar, Anthro/Soc. 7296A: Lecture notes, correspondence, article, 1969 (folder 2 of 2)
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110	1	Papago seminar, Anthro/Soc. 7296A: Teaching aids, class lists, syllabus, reading lists, articles and miscellaneous related materials, 1969
110	2	Latin American seminar, Anthro. 295,298: “Nationalism Outlines,” report, bibliography, 1963
110	3	Latin American seminar, Anthro. 295,298: Legacy of Colonialism course outline, lecture notes, correspondence.
110	4	Independent study, Anthro. 299: Student reports on, 1965-1973
110	5	Problems of a multi-cultural society, Anthro. 7299: Mesa extension class – Course outline, lecture notes, evaluations, and correspondence, 1970
110	6	World views, Anthro/Spanish colloquium Nahuatl Thought and Culture, 395A and B: Correspondence, reading lists, notes, poetry, 1975-1976
110	7	Ethnic groups and Plural societies, Anthro 396r: Reading lists, notes, 1975
110	8	Independent study, Anthro. 399b,l,n,q: World Views with the Greater Southwest; lecture notes, class roll, and bibliography.
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111	1	Independent study, Anthro. 399b,l,n,q: Applied anthropology; lecture notes, 1971, 1975-1976 (folder 1 of 2)
111	2	Independent study, Anthro. 399b,l,n,q: Applied anthropology; lecture notes, 1971, 1975-1976 (folder 2 of 2)
111	3	Independent study, Anthro. 399b,l,n,q: Cultural problems with the Greater Southwest; bibliographies, lecture notes.
111	4	Miscellaneous exams, bibliographies, notes by EHS, 1940-1972
111	5	Miscellaneous course materials.
111	6	Minimum graduate reading list, information for graduate students.
111	7	Course bibliographies, requirements, and ASUA evaluation, 1970
111	8	Student notes on readings on Mexico and the Near East -- Aubrey Williams.
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112	1	Class Records for courses taught, 1946-1947, 1962-1963 [Restricted]

	Subseries 3: Papers by Students and Others, 1940-1985
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112	2	Therese Adams: Museums and the applications of anthropology, Anthro. 257, Spring 1973
112	3	W.Y. Adams: 20 years of acculturation theory 1936-1955, Anthro 300, Spring 1955
112	4	Alfredo Alvarez: Traditions of the Mexican American, Anthro 214, January 1975
112	5	Olivia Arrieta: The situational role of a person with anthropological training in a U.S. government agency, Anthro. 399L, May 18, 1972
112	6	Theodore W. Atkins: Some aspects of Mestizo Mexico.
112	7	Marvin A. Bailey: Directed culture contact of the Guarani in Ecuador, Anthro. 302b, May 31, 1961
112	8	Barry R. Bainton: Toward a unified theory of action, Anthro. 299 readings in culture and personality, May 1968
112	9	Alan R. Beals: Science and the uniqueness of cultural phenomena.
112	10	Susan H. Bene: Ethnography of prominent American family of Mexican descent.
112	11	Dale L. Berge: American culture: Science. Brigham Young University.
112	12	Rachel Bonney: The history of anthropological theory. Independent study, Summer 1966 [Restricted]
112	13	Rachel Bonney: Outline: Cultural change. Independent study, Summer 1966
112	14	Rachel Bonney: The Navajo farm training program at Shiprock, NM: Success of failure, Anthro. 296A, Summer 1970
112	15	David A. Breternitz: Hispanicization of Peru: 1532 to ca. 1750, Anthro 302B, May 10, 1961
112	16	Richard M. Brooks: Learning theory and culture contact change, Anthro. 302b, May 1962
112	17	Douglas Buttersworth: Rural Mexico and the culture of poverty.
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113	1	Thomas S. Carlson: The military in American culture, Brigham Young University, Anthro. 471, May 22, 1964
113	2	Carol Carter: Indian dances of Mexico, Anthro. 212, August 1957
113	3	George P. Castile: The uses of a type, May 1969
113	4	George P. Castile: The culture of the conquered, Southwest seminar, January 7, 1969
113	5	George P. Castile: Federal Indian policy and the sustained enclave: an anthropological perspective, 1973
113	6	Eliot D. Chapple: New directions in education in advanced technological societies, 1973
113	7	John H. Chilcott: A structural functional model for examining national systems of education which seek to assimilate American Indians, 1969
113	8	J.A. Christensen: Dionysia in the desert, 1966
113	9	Barton M. Clark: Belgium: Ethnic conflict and legislated boundaries, Anthro. 396R, Fall 1975
113	10	Geoffrey A. Clark: Ethnological and archaeological realities: Natchez socio-political organization and its relation to the subsistence base and a structural-functional study of two subsystems of a Late Mississippian chiefdom,
113	11	Ann B. Cowan: Ethnoscience and its application, Anthro. 250.
113	12	Carleton L. Crain: The joking relationship: a survey of a concept and non-primitive example, Anthro. 276, January 4, 1965 [Restricted]
113	13	Carleton L. Crain: Economic activity and social structure in a Mexican village, Anthro. 276.
113	14	Ross N. Crumrine: Cahita Peoples bibliography, Anthro. 299, 1960
113	15	Lynda L. Cuqua: Electricity's impact on the Papago Indians of Southern Arizona, sociology of the Southwest, May 1968
113	16	Mary Ann Daugherty: The cycle of life among the Zapotecs of Mexico, Anthro. 212, May 27, 1963 [Restricted]
113	17	David Day: The war of the castes. 1847-1901 [Restricted]
113	18	Henry F. Dobyns: Livestock immunization in Vicos, Peru, Developmental Change in Underdeveloped Areas, March 30, 1967
113	19	Pamela A. DeVos: Changing inter-ethnic patterns in China, Anthro. 399, May 1977
113	20	Leigh C. Douglass: A merit system of personnel administration for the State of Arizona, November 6, 1967
113	21	Prof. Edward P. Dozier: An outline of southwestern social organization.
113	22	E.B. Eiselein: Relational mathematics in the structural-functional analysis of associations in Arizona water politics.
113	23	E.B. Eiselein: Water and social systems: analysis of the association in the Arizona water politics system, 1968
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114	1	E.B. Eiselein: The planned nationalistic revolution and the indigenous population of Mesoamerica, 1966
114	2	E.B. Eiselein: Ascertainment of the problems, needs, and concerns of the people of Southern Arizona: report on leaders contacted between May 1976 and February 1977, KUAT, 1977
114	3	Florence Hawley Ellis: Possible archeological, traditional, and linguistic guideposts to the prehistoric homes of the modern Pueblo Indians, Conclusions, 1966
114	4	F. Escalante: The American Indian's dilemma, group pressure and alcohol: a theory, Socio. 192, May 1972 [Restricted]
114	5	Grace A. Farrell: Phoenix Indian School, January 6, 1952 [Restricted]
114	6	Richard S. Felger and Gary P. Nabhan: Agroecosystem diversity: a model from the Sonoran Desert, January 25, 1977
114	7	Timothy J. Finan: Readjusting ethnic boundaries: a perspective on change, Anthro. 214.
114	8	Bernard L. Fontana: The melting pot that wouldn't: ethnic groups in the American Southwest since 1846, 11th conference on the History of America, Santa Fe, N.M., 1971
114	9	Christine L. Fry: The social construction of communities: the age-graded case, 1973
114	10	Art Gallaher: The community study approach, Anthro. research.
114	11	Art Gallaher: A problem in applied anthropology: the effects of land allotment and subsequent Oklahoma statehood on Seminole Freedman Culture prior to 1920, Anthro. 222.
114	12	Velma Garcia: Reflections of community development, Anthro. 296B.
114	13	C.E. George: A statistical test of the folk urban hypothesis, 1953?
114	14	Ronald Gitek: Anthropology on trial: the Indian claims cases, Anthro. 299.
114	15	Thomas Gladwin: Culture and personality studies in Oceania, 1960
114	16	Ocea Goldupp: The role of parent-aide in federally funded program: a case study, 1970 [Restricted]
114	17	Margaret Greeley: The Seri Indians, Anthro. 212, May 20, 1963 [Restricted]
114	18	William Griffen: Tarahumara: directed culture change, Anthro. 302b, May 23, 1961
114	19	Elizabeth S. Grobsmith: Waku N'ya: uses of Yuwipi medicine power in contemporary Teton Dakota Culture, AAA Toronto, November 29-December 3, 1972
114	20	Ramiro Guerrerro, S.J.: The sense of community among Mexican-Americans in Tucson, Arizona, Anthro. 296B, April 20, 1969
114	21	Ann Haberlach: Pluralism at Pima College, Anthro. 399B, May 24, 1972
114	22	E. Gail Harkness: Roles and relationship between Chinese health professionals and their multi-ethnic clients, Anthro. 299, January 14, 1972
114	23	Robert C. Harman: Caracteristicas de la medicina de transicion: en el paraje de Yachib, Oxchuc.
114	24	Robert C. Harman: Informe sobre las practicas y creencias medicas en Yochib. Anthro. 214. [CONFIDENCIAL].
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115	1	Edie Harrison: Japan: a study in the processes of directed culture change, Anthro. 302
115	2	Eric Henderson: Some dimensions of ethnic identity, September, 1976
115	3	Susan Huntoon: Los hermanos penitentes: cultural survival in old Mexico? Anthro. 212, September, 1967 [Restricted]
115	4	Nancy Jacobus: Land reform in Mexico, Peru, and Brazil, Anthro. 196.
115	5	Lane P. Johnson: Applications of anthropology in community and mental health programs, Honors, May 5, 1974
115	6	Richard D. Jones: Culture contact change: Maori/Anglo.
115	7	Margarita Kay: The Mestizos of Sonora, Anthro. 399N, January 17, 1969
115	8	William H. Kelly, Bureau of Ethnic Research: Indians of Arizona, The economic basis of Indian life, and Administration of American Indian affairs, 1955, 1957
115	9	William B. Kessel: A case study in anthropology, Anthro. 399L, May 15, 1972
115	10	Aline H. Kidd, Lynne Scoggins, and Mary Elizabeth Shutler: A study of American kinship, Anthro. 276. [Restricted]
115	11	Aline H. Kidd, Lynne Scoggins, and Mary Elizabeth Shutler: A study of American kinship, Anthro. 276, Lynne Scoggins project notes
115	12	William K. Kikuchi: Tu'i manu'a: a study of the title inheritance and disputes in American Samoa, Anthro. 276, January 8, 1968
115	13	Shirley Klinger: Emile Durkhein, Anthro. 302. [Restricted]
115	14	Margaret Knight: Community development as a solution to Indian and urban school abuses, Anthro. 296b, May 1968
115	15	William S. Knopf: SAA discussion reports, Anthro. 257.
115	16	Kathy Kohnke: Aspects of Mexican-American Catholicism in the Tucson area, Anthro. 214, December 12, 1975
115	17	Kenneth E. Knudson: Trinidad: cultural variation and the Plural society, Anthro. 302b, June 8, 1962
115	18	Kathy Lee Kovacic: Television and sociocultural change, Anthro. 257, April 12-14, 1973 [Restricted]
115	19	Kathy Lee Kovacic: Youth Service Bureau: a model cities project, Anthro. 257, Spring 1973 [Restricted]
115	20	Bruce Kruger: Religion and the Maya, Anthro. 212. [Restricted]
115	21	Thomas A. Lee Jr.: Mexico's current programs effecting culture change, Anthro. 203, June 2, 1960 [Restricted]
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116	1	E. Roby Leighton: Directed culture change by dominant society: U.S., subordinate society, Navajo Tribe, Seminar: Directed culture change, Fall 1961
116	2	E. Roby Leighton: 1868-1961: Directed culture change by dominant society: U.S, subordinate society, Navajo Tribe, Seminar: Directed culture change, Fall 1961
116	3	Susan Lenhoff: Structural-functional analysis, Anthro. 276, January 6, 1961 [Restricted]
116	4	Fred Lindquist: The Mormon subculture, Anthro. 302b.
116	5	Fred Lindquist: A story of a Mormon family, Antho. 306.
116	6	Harry Maurice Lindquist: Marginal education and social-economic integration: night schools in Taipei, Taiwan, as a case study, SfAA meeting, April 12, 1969
116	7	Jill Lorenzini: Mesolithic adaptations in Prehistoric Europe, Anthro. 456, 1983 [Restricted]
116	8	Billye Lovern: A study of Tarleton Park, Anthro. 306., 1963 [Restricted]
116	9	Gary L. Lundell: Language and communications in the American culture, Brigham Young University, Anthro. 471, Spring 1964
116	10	Pamela Magers: World Views: a comparison of Navajo and Episcopalian, Anthro. 399b, May 16, 1972
116	11	Garland J. Marrs: Malinowski on the methods and rules of scientific ethnography and ethnology, Anthro. 205a, Fall 1950
116	12	Bill Measelle: Adahooniligii, Anthro. 222. [Restricted]
116	13	John Meredith: A review of the S.A.A. P.M. session for April 12, 1973. Models for studying school community transactions, Anthro. 257, April 27, 1973
116	14	John Meredith: Chicanismo and ethnic boundary shifts, Anthro. 396R, December 12, 1975
116	15	Jim Mueller: The study of complex society: method and theory, Anthro. 302, June 1, 1968
116	16	J. Larry Murdock: Religion in the American culture, Brigham Young University, Anthro. 471.
116	17	Alice B. McDonnell: Intimacy patterns in a small social unit, Anthro. 306, May 28, 1963 [Restricted]
116	18	Priscilla K. Mowrer: The changing ways of Navajo education, Anthro. 399p, Fall 1971
116	19	Priscilla K. Mowrer: A community study: Navajo reservation educational needs examined on the basis of views expressed in one Navajo community, Anthro. 399p, Spring 1972
116	20	Gunnar Myrdal: The unity of the social sciences, Plenary Address, 34th Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology, 1975
116	21	James Officer: Power in the Old Pueblo: a study of decision making in a Southwestern community.
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117	1	Amnon Orent: Directed culture change in British West Africa, Anthro. 302b, Spring 1961
117	2	Amnon Orent: Directed culture change in British West Africa, Anthro. 302b, Spring 1961
117	3	Alfonso Ortiz: Cosmological correlates of Tewa sex role classification, 1981
117	4	Edward A. Parmee: A theoretical focus on community development in an attempt to recognize some fundamental dimensions.
117	5	Edward A. Parmee: A theoretical focus on community development, Soc. 399e, December 13, 1961
117	6	Harland Padfield: New industrial systems and the culture of colonized peoples, 1968
117	7	Douglas Peacock: Social change in rural resettlement area, Quang Ngai Province, Republic of Vietnam, Anthro. 296b, May 1969
117	8	Adolfo Quesada: The Ejido System in Mexico, Anthro. 212, May 11, 1963 [Restricted]
117	9	Alfred Reginald Radcliffe-Brown: Kinship terminologies in California.
117	10	Cynthia Radding: Los O'odham, los espanoles y los mexicanos en la frontera desertica de Sonora, 1768-1843, Reunion de Historiadores Mexicanos y Norteamericanos, 1985
117	11	Robert Redfield: Cooperation and conflict as modes of social integration in cultural change, lecture at Oriental Institute, January 30, 1945
117	12	J. Rivers: The multiversity: a visit to an American mind-facturing company.
117	13	Bryan Roberto: Urban poverty and political participation in Guatemala.
117	14	Carolyn Roberts: The American educational system, Anthro. 471, May 26, 1964
117	15	Mercedes C. Rojas: Mexico: national programs and the local communities, Seminar in Latin America, 1960 [Restricted]
117	16	Steve Rosado: The Tarjin Totonac, Anthro. 212, May 20, 1959 [Restricted]
117	17	George Roth: Ethnicity and reservation community on a multitribal reservation, SWAA Meeting, 1972 Independent versus reservation Indians: economic adaptation and ethnic survival, American A
117	18	Virginia D. Russell: Virgin of Zapopan, Guadalajara Summer School, 201, August 5, 1963
117	19	Michael Brian Schiffer: The economy of social interaction: a proxemic view.
117	20	Rev. Michael Schneider: Experimental brick-making experiment at Cowlic, Arizona, 1968
117	21	Sandra Schulz: Thoughts on ethnicity, Fall 1975
117	22	Judi Schwarz and Tom Holladay: Change in ASUA, Anthro. 203, Spring 1970 [Restricted]
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118	1	Keith Schwyhart: The history of the work and the changes as a result of the American Board Mission in Southern Rhodesia, Soc./Anthro. 296a [Restricted]
118	2	Lee Sennott: Chicanismo: World view of the Spanglish-speaking Spanglo, May 16, 1972
118	3	Mary Shevlin: Geography of Mexico, Anthro. 212, May 1963 [Restricted]
118	4	A. Signori: The foreign student in America: a study in short-term acculturation, Anthro. 203, May 1969
118	5	Milton Singer, 5 reprints.
118	6	Courtland L. Smith: Metropolitan Phoenix, Arizona: a little community, November 1967
118	7	Allyn G. Spence: The basis for Mexican-American residential separation in Tucson.
118	8	Roderick Sprague: Directed culture change of the Carrier Indians of British Columbia, Anthro. 302, May 15, 1961
118	9	Michael B. Stanislawski: Hopi-Tewa Pottery Making: Styles of Learning, SAA annual meeting, May 2, 1969
118	10	Michael B. Stanislawski: Ethnoarchaeology and settlement archaeology, SAA annual meeting, May 4, 1973
118	11	Michael B. Stanislawski, Barbara B. Stanislawski: Hopi-Tewa ceramic tradition networks, SAA annual meeting, Novemeber 21, 1974
118	12	Michael B. Stanislawski, Barbara B. Stanislawski, and Ann Hitchcock: Identification marks on Hopi and Hopi-Tewa pottery, September 1974
118	13	James Russell Stephens: Man on the highway: an anthropological examination of traffic safety, Anthro. 299s, August 1967
118	14	Jervis D. Swannack Jr.: Directed cultural change of the Hawaiian Polynesians, Anthro. 302b, May 3, 1961
118	15	Jackie Taylor: Mexican American identity: an attempt to define ethnic boundaries, Anthro. 399Q, January 21, 1972
118	16	Thomas Robert: Critique of 'social organization of the Papago' by Ruth Underhill, Anthro. 299B
118	17	D.L. True: Luiseño culture change, Anthro. 203, Spring 1962
118	18	H.D. Tuggle: On the ecology of populations H. Sapiens, Anthro. 399B, 1969
118	19	P. Turner: Witchcraft as negative charisma.
118	20	Paul R. Turner: The social context of laughter, 1971
118	21	Cassandra Van Horn: American family and kinship, Brigham Young University, Anthro. 471
118	22	John Van Willigen: Applied anthropology and community development administration: a critical assessment, April 1975
118	23	Jesus Vara Lozoya: Jira al sur del estado de Durango, 1956
118	24	Jack Waddell: The utility of the Wagley-Harris typology of Latin American subcultures for the ordering of Mesoamerican ethnographic materials, Anthro. 299, May 17, 1965
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119	1	Roland L. Warren: Toward a non-utopian model of the community, 1969
119	2	Ward F. Weakly: Working field definitions of: a culture, a culture trait, a culture process, Anthro. 302I, 1964-1965
119	3	Thomas Weaver: Social and economic change in the context of the Pima-Maricopa history, 1972
119	4	Stephen M. Weiss: The relationship of learning theory to culture contact change, Anthro. 203
119	5	David R. Wilcox: The entry of Athapascans into the American Southwest: the problem today, Anthro. 120
119	6	Julianne Williams: Mexico: a study of its national character, Anthro. 212, May 12, 1965 [Restricted]
119	7	Mark Winheld: The dream time, 1980
119	8	Alice L. Zink: Observation of a small group, Anthro./Soc. 296B, May 1966
119	9	Anonymous: Social welfare in America, Brigham Young University
119	10	Anonymous: Indian-white racial attitudes around the U.S, Anthro. 120, 1948
119	11	A-files: Yaqui Indians, 1940-1961 (A-384) (folder 1 of 2) [Restricted]
119	12	A-files: Yaqui Indians, 1940-1961 (A-384) (folder 2 of 2) [Restricted]
119	13	A-files: Tucson minority groups, Anthro. 120/220, Soc. 120, 1948-1959 (A-385) (folder 1 of 2) [Restricted]
119	14	A-files: Tucson minority groups, Anthro. 120/220, Soc. 120, 1948-1959 (A-385) (folder 2 of 2) [Restricted]
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120	1	A-files: Seri Indians, Anthro. 112/212, Soc. 120, 1953-1965 (A-386) [Restricted]
120	2	A-files: Christmas among the Anglos, student notes, 1950-1955 (A-481) [Restricted]
120	3	A-files: All Souls Day and Halloween, student notes, 1947-1950 (A-495) [Restricted]
120	4	A-files: Minority peoples of the U.S., Anthro. 120/220, 1948-1959 (A-568) (folder 1 of 2) [Restricted]
120	5	A-files: Minority peoples of the U.S., Anthro. 120/220, 1948-1959 (A-568) (folder 2 of 2) [Restricted]


Series IV: Professional Materials, 1930-1989 (Bulk 1939-1977)

	Subseries 1:Professional Associations and Foundations
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121	1	Foundation addresses.
121	2	Pamphlets on miscellaneous organizations.
121	3	Miscellaneous proposals, 1949, 1966
121	4	American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS): Correspondence, meetings, notices, and bulletins.
121	5	“Anthropology in the Society of the 1990s”: AAAS Symposium paper, 1974
121	6	American Council of Learned Societies, 1954-1984
121	7	American Educational Research Association.
121	8	American Ethnological Society.
121	9	American Philosophical Society, 1964-1984
121	10	American Philosophical Society [Restricted]. Restricted until 2025.
121	11	Arizona Archaeological and Historical Society Committee.
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122	1	Association for Borderlands Scholars.
122	2	Borderlands Network, 1980-1989
122	3	Canada Council, Social Science and Humanities Division, 1970
122	4	Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences, 1958-1964
122	5	Current Anthropology planning conference, 1957
122	6	Doherty Foundation Fellowships.
122	7	Ford Foundation, 1969
122	8	Fulbright-Hays Exchange Program, 1963, 1967
122	9	John Simon Guggenheim, other applications.
122	10	II. Congreso Indigenista Interamericano, Cuzco, 1948
122	11	V. Congreso Indigenista Interamericano, Mexico, October 19-25, 1964
122	12	VI. Congreso Indigenista Interamericano, Mexico, April 15-21, 1968
122	13	VII. Inter-American Indian Conference, Brasilia, August 7-12, 1972
122	14	VIII. Inter-American Indian Congress, Merida, Yucatan, November 17-21, 1980
122	15	XXXV International Congress of Americanists, Mexico City, 1962
122	16	XXXVI International Congress of Americanists, Sevilla, 1964
122	17	XXXVII International Congress of Americanists, Argentina, 1966
122	18	XXXIX International Congress of Americanists, Lima, Peru, 1970
122	19	ICAES - International Congress of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences and IUAES - International Union of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences, 1956-1968
122	20	ICAES - International Congress of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences and IUAES - International Union of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences, 1972-1978
122	21	ICUS - International Conference on the Unity of the Sciences, 1975
122	22	International Institute for Afro-American Studies, 1943-1944
122	23	III - Instituto Indigenista Interamericano, 1962-1978
122	24	NAS - National Academy of Sciences: Annual Report, Division of Anthropology & Psychology, 1951-1952
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123	1	NAS - National Academy of Sciences: By-laws, membership, misc. Restricted to NAS members.
123	2	NAS - National Academy of Sciences: Membership, correspondence, and EHS memorial statement. Restricted to NAS members.
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124	1	NEH - National Endowment for the Humanities, Humanities, no. 6, 1971
124	2	NEH - Indian Studies Endowment Program, 1971-1974
124	3	NEH proposals reviewed by EHS, 1966-1982
124	4	Evaluation of Candidates for NEH Fellowships.
124	5	NEH – Indian Studies Program Applications
124	6	Donald J. Doerr, Postdoctoral Fellow, 1971-1972
124	7	Donald Bahr, Postdoctoral Fellow, 1972-1973
124	8	Robert H. Keller Jr, Postdoctoral Fellow, 1972-1973
124	9	Peter G. Biedler, Postdoctoral Fellow, 1973-1974
124	10	NEH - Younger Humanists Fellowship Program, 1973
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125	1	NEH - Summer Seminars for College Teachers, 1974-1977
125	2	NSF Proposal No.7680810.
125	3	National Indian Institute, Department of Interior,1943
125	4	National Institutes of Health, 1958
125	5	NRC - National Research Council, 1939-1980
125	6	Society for Applied Anthropology: Miscellaneous newsletters and others, 1944-1979
125	7	Society for Applied Anthropology: EHS Notes and correspondence, 1973
125	8	Society for Applied Anthropology: Papers and reports from Across Generations symposium, 1973
125	9	Society for Applied Anthropology: Correspondence from Across Generations symposium, 1973
125	10	Society for Applied Anthropology: Bronislaw Malinowski Award speech, Gonzalo Aguirre Beltran, 1973
125	11	Society for Applied Anthropology: Bronislaw Malinowski Award speech, EHS, 1976
125	12	Society for Applied Anthropology: Bronislaw Malinowski Award speech, “A History of Application of Anthropology in North America 1915-55” by Edward H. Spicer, 1976
125	13	Society for Applied Anthropology: Correspondence and meeting minutes, 1941-1983
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126	1	Society for Applied Anthropology: Report of the executive committee and meeting minutes, 1947-1953
126	2	Society for Applied Anthropology: Annual meeting programs and membership list, 1941-1980
126	3	Society for Applied Anthropology: 28th Annual meeting: program, EHS notes, and papers, 1969
126	4	“National Policy in Mexico and the United States as a Factor in the Process of Indian Integration” SfAA paper by Edward H. Spicer, 1969
126	5	“Government Policy and Indian Integration in Mexico and the United States” SfAA paper by Edward H. Spicer, 1969
126	6	Edward H. Spicer Award: Correspondence.
126	7	National Science Foundation: Grants, proposal reviews (1 of 3)
126	8	National Science Foundation: Grants, proposal reviews (2 of 3)
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127	1	National Science Foundation: Grants, proposal reviews (3 of 3)
127	2	National Science Foundation: Grants, proposal reviews by EHS and Bill Griffen, Community Types in Nahuatl Culture, 1966
127	3	NCERD - U.S. Office of Education.
127	4	Quaker Sociologists and Anthropologists, 1968
127	5	School of American Research: Exploration, 1972
127	6	Smithsonian Institution: re: Smithsonian research grants.
127	7	Smithsonian Institution: Bio-sciences Information Exchange, 1959
127	8	Social Science Research Council.
127	9	Society for American Archaeology: Latin American guide, 1974?
127	10	Society for American Archaeology: Meeting minutes, notes, memos, and correspondence.
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128	1	Mutual Protection Society for Non-Traditionally Employed Anthropologists.
128	2	Society of Professional Anthropologists, 1975-1979
128	3	Southern Anthropological Society: Papers presented at meetings, 1975
128	4	Southwestern Anthropological Association, 1961, 1967
128	5	Department of State: Research catalog.
128	6	Tinker Foundation Inc., 1977
128	7	Woodrow Wilson Fellowship Program: Nominations.
128	8	Wenner-Gren: Correspondence, articles, and applications, 1951-1976
128	9	Wenner-Gren: Correspondence, Viking Fund Award, 1952
128	10	Wenner-Gren: Supper Conference, 1954
128	11	Weatherhead Foundation.
128	12	Western History Association: Meeting, 1971
128	13	John Hay Whitney Foundation, 1950
128	14	“A Full Life Well Lived”: notes by Rosamond Spicer.
128	15	“A Full Life Well Lived” AAA speech by Rosamond Spicer, 1985: Short version.
128	16	“A Full Life Well Lived” AAA speech by Rosamond B. Spicer, 1985
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129	1	Fort Lowell Historic District by Edward H. Spicer, 1980
129	2	Old Fort Lowell Gazette: “Why Have a Neighborhood Association” by Edward H. Spicer, 1983
129	3	Articles for the Old Fort Lowell Gazette, Rosamond B. Spicer.
129	4	New Church: Miscellaneous, 1937-1969
129	5	New Church: The Communique, 1945-1948
129	6	New Church: Newspaper clippings.
129	7	Dance: Miscellaneous.
129	8	Dance: Cross Cultural Dance Resources.
129	9	Dance: Barbara Mettler.
129	10	Dance: Masami Kuni: Brochures, correspondence, 1 photograph.
129	11	Dance: Tucson, publicity, programs.
129	12	Dance: Tucson, newspaper clippings.
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130	1	Dance: Bella Lewitzky: Dance Gallery.
130	2	Dance: Fran Cohen.
130	3	Dance: Arizona Dance Arts Alliance.

	Subseries 2: Workshops, Seminars, Talks, etc.
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130	4	Correspondence re: talks and lectures presented by E.H.S, 1952-1978
130	5	Cultural Anthropology Conference, Department of Agriculture, 1939
130	6	AAAS, Section H - Southwestern Division, April 22-25, 1940
130	7	Institute of Pacific Relations, 1944-1945
130	8	Santa Fe/Pecos Conference, August 20-22, 1946
130	9	AFSC: Conference on Indian problems at UA, 1948
130	10	AFSC: Conference on Indian problems at UA: Newspaper clippings, 1948
130	11	IX Congreso Mexicano de Historia: Notes, program, 1 photograph, 1949
130	12	IX Congreso Mexicano de Historia: Newspaper clippings, 1949
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131	1	Joint Universities Committee on Indian Affairs, 1951
131	2	U.S. Department of Agriculture Extension Service: Field Seminar for Extension Workers from India, 1952
131	3	Cornell summer field school: Cornell Field Seminar, correspondence, 1948-1949
131	4	Cornell summer field school.
131	5	Cornell summer field school: Schedules, etc., 1949-1950
131	6	Cornell summer field school: Notes, cases, outline of conference on India, 1952
131	7	Cornell summer field school: Spanish villages, New Mexico, field notes, 10 photographs, 1950
131	8	Cornell summer field school: Seminar correspondence and notes regarding Human Problems in Technological Change, 1950-1951
131	9	Cornell summer field school: Seminar correspondence and notes regarding Human Problems in Technological Change, 1951-1987
131	10	Standard Oil seminar, 1952
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132	1	UA Annual Extension Service Conference, December 9-12, 1952
132	2	UNESCO Panel on Technological Change & Mental Health, 1951, and Technological Change Working Group, Columbia University, 1953
132	3	Conference on Indian Affairs, AAA meetings, Tucson, 1953
132	4	APHA - Western Branch, 1955
132	5	SSRC summer seminar, Albuquerque, 1956
132	6	SSRC seminar on North American Indian Culture change, 1956
132	7	SSRC meeting, Santa Monica, approximately 1956 or 1957
132	8	Seminar on North American Indian Culture Change, AAA Symposium, 1958
132	9	Michigan State University - USPHS Project, “Anglo-Latino Relations in Hospitals and Communities,” June 18-19, 1958
132	10	Wenner-Gren Ph.D. Curricula Conference, Washington, D.C, November 23-24, 1958
132	11	NSF Summer Institute in Anthropology, Santa Barbara, July 17-21, 1961
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133	1	HEW (Department of Health, Education and Welfare) - PHS-ID (Public Health Service-Indian Division) “Community Documentation,” 1961
133	2	IX Mesa Redonda, Sociedad Mexicana de Antropologia, Chihuahua, Chihuahua, August 27-September 2, 1961
133	3	Discussion for Teachers, Sells, 1961,1963
133	4	Community Development Conference, Tucson, 1962
133	5	New Mexico Highlands University, 1962
133	6	NSF Grant to William B. Griffen to work in Parral Archives, 1962-1964
133	7	Phoenix Area Superintendents' Conference, Tucson, 1963
133	8	HEW (Department of Health, Education & Welfare), Public Health Service, 1963
133	9	Committee to evaluate San Fernando Valley State College, 1965
133	10	University of Kentucky - Graduate Training in Anthropology, 1965
133	11	ASU - Indian Community Action - OEO Leadership Training Sessions -Tucson, Naschitti, Tempe, 1965-1966
133	12	Cornell Latin American Year Conference: “The Development of Highland Communities in Latin America,” Ithaca, N.Y, 1966
133	13	Cornell Latin American Year Conference: “The Development of Highland Communities in Latin America,” by William A. Mangin, 1966
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134	1	“Training Seminar on Indian Health Problems,” UA, January 1967
134	2	NDEA Institute, Southern Methodist University, 1966-1967
134	3	San Francisco trip, 1967
134	4	Seminar on Indian Health: Cultural Horizons of Medicine, UA Dept. of Anthropology and College of Medicine, 1967-1968
134	5	Seminar on Indian Health: Program and papers, 1967
134	6	Seminar on Indian Health: Spicer papers, 1967
134	7	Phoenix Area Community Development Conference, BIA, December 1967
134	8	Seminar, UCLA Department of Anthropology, May 1968
134	9	Papago Community Development Training Session, Summer 1968
134	10	Anthropology and Medicine.
134	11	NEH Workshop on Negro Influences in American Culture, Summer 1969
134	12	Conference on Social Science Needs in Agriculture and Natural Resources, 1969
134	13	Indians and Anthropology. UA Dept. of Anthropology Student Workshop, December 1969
134	14	BIA - Community Development Seminars - Chinle and Shiprock, 1969
134	15	HEW - USPHS-ID. National Indian Training and Research Center, 1970
134	16	City of Tucson Seminar: The Manager in the Environment of Social Change, November 1971
134	17	Northeastern State College, Tahlequah, Okla.: Airplane receipt, 1973
134	18	Sunrise Conference on Applied Anthropology, 1973
134	19	Cochise College, 1973
134	20	Herbert B. Wilson - Cultural Literacy. Laboratory Research Project, 1973
134	21	Educational Expeditions International documentary, “The Peopling of the New World,” 1974
134	22	National Humanities Institutes Grants. Site Visit Report, Univ. of Colorado, 1975
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135	1	Lectures at Augustana College, 1975-1976
135	2	Lecture regarding various factors in Indian policy, 1975
135	3	KCET-TV documentary, “The First Americans,” John F. Beck, producer, 1976-1981
135	4	Consultation on The Religious Character of Native American Humanities, ASU, 1977
135	5	National Public Radio/NEH - Humanities Unit, Advisory Committee, Los Angeles and New Orleans, 1977
135	6	National Public Radio/NEH - Humanities Unit: Newspaper clippings, 1976
135	7	Anthropology Internship Project: University of South Florida, 1978
135	8	Southern California Edison - Environmental Impact - Pearson Round Table recommendations, 1978
135	9	Harwood Hinton - History Conference, People of the Southwest. UA Dept. of History, 1979
135	10	Undated Talks by EHS.
135	11	Information on Professional Grants.
135	12	Guggenheim Foundation - EHS Fellowships: Study of Yaquis in Sonora, 1941-1947
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136	1	Guggenheim Foundation: Newspaper clippings, 1941
136	2	Wenner-Gren/Viking Fund: Grant #196, 1947-1948
136	3	Guggenheim Foundation - 2nd EHS Fellowship: Study & writing Cycles of Conquest in Mexico, 1955-1956
136	4	NSF Senior Post-Doctoral Fellowship, Mexico: Work with INI and III, 1963-1964
136	5	NSF Senior Post-Doctoral Fellowship, Mexico: Small project travel grant, 1964
136	6	NSF Senior Post-Doctoral Fellowship, Mexico: Miscellany.
136	7	NSF Senior Post-Doctoral Fellowship, Mexico: Patzcuaro field trip, 1964
136	8	NSF Senior Post-Doctoral Fellowship, Mexico: Mexico, Central and South America, expenses, 1963-1964
136	9	NSF Senior Post-Doctoral Fellowship, Mexico: CREFAL, 1964
136	10	NSF Senior Post-Doctoral Fellowship, Mexico: El Famoso Jeep de Dr. Vogt.
136	11	NSF Senior Post-Doctoral Fellowship, Mexico: Servicio Nacional Educativo – Suplemento de: Novedades, 1963-1964
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137	1	NSF Senior Post-Doctoral Fellowship, Mexico: South American Trip, 1964
137	2	NSF Senior Post-Doctoral Fellowship, Mexico: Spanish Words & Phrases.
137	3	NSF Senior Post-Doctoral Fellowship, Mexico: Mexico, 1963-1964
137	4	NSF Senior Post-Doctoral Fellowship, Mexico: Change in Chamula, Chiapas.
137	5	NSF Senior Post-Doctoral Fellowship, Mexico: Newspaper clippings.
137	6	NSF Senior Post-Doctoral Fellowship, Mexico: Project 208 notes.
137	7	NSF Senior Post-Doctoral Fellowship, Mexico: Final Report, Fall 1964
137	8	NEH Sabbatical: Applications to Supplement Sabbatical Year, 1970-1971
137	9	NEH Sabbatical: NEH Post-Doctoral Fellowship, 1970-1971
137	10	NEH Sabbatical: - Budgets, SABT, Banco Central.
137	11	NEH Sabbatical: Some Barcelona Correspondence.
137	12	NEH Sabbatical: Sabbatical Report, 1970-1971
137	13	Lectures, 1944-1956
137	14	“Perspective on Child Development,” 1954
137	15	Lectures, 1956-1957
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138	1	Talks, 1958-1960
138	2	Lectures, seminars, etc. 1961-1962
138	3	Lectures on USA, Indians, Yaqui, 1964
138	4	“Inheritance and Succession,” 1965
138	5	Papago Cultural History session, EHS chairman, AHS Historical Convention, May 7-8, 1965
138	6	Ethnohistory conference talk, 1965
138	7	“Influence of Change and Culture” talk, UA College of Agriculture, 1965
138	8	“The Gordian Knot, A Comparative View of Indian Policy in the Americas” address, 1966
138	9	Thank you letters, 1965-1975
138	10	Phi Alpha Theta talk on history and anthropology, 1967
138	11	Speeches, 1968-1970
138	12	Revitalization talk, approximately 1972
138	13	Tucson Community School keynote speech, 1973
138	14	“Trends in Indian Life and Education” talk at Cochise College, 1973
138	15	“Trends in Indian Life and Education” press for talk at Cochise College, 1973
138	16	“Pan-Indian Trends in the U.S.,” 1973
138	17	“Proposal for a Training Program in Applications of Anthropology,” 1973
138	18	“A Twentieth Century Emergence: The Recent Political History of Indians in Arizona,” ASU Bicentennial Historical Conference, 1975
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139	1	“A Twentieth Century Emergence: The Recent Political History of Indians in Arizona,” Nation Building, Colorado College, 1977
139	2	“Identity and Power: Nation-Building and Nation Breaking in the Southwest,” Nation Building, Colorado College, 1977
139	3	“Plural Society and its Prospects in the Southwest,” NAU Honors Forum, 1978
139	4	“Daughters of the Desert: One Year of Southwestern Anthropology,” 1985-1986
139	5	Daughters of the Desert newspaper clippings.

	Subseries 3: Archaeology and Edward H. Spicer
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139	6	The Inter-Agency Archaeological Salvage Program, 1958
139	7	Newspaper clippings, 1947
139	8	As an archaeologist, 1934-1940
139	9	Term papers on Archaeology by EHS, UA, 1931-1934
139	10	More term papers by EHS, 1931-1934
139	11	Hohokam Skulls: Papers and notes, 1932-1933
139	12	Pottery: Prescott Black-on-Grey.
139	13	Talks at and about Museum of Northern Arizona, 1977
139	14	“The Excavation of Turkey Creek Cave, a Northeastern Yavapai Site Near Prescott, Arizona,” by Robert C. Euler and Henry F. Dobyns.
139	15	EHS director of the KINCAID Summer Archeological Field School, U. of Chicago: Correspondence, 1939-1941
139	16	EHS director of the KINCAID Summer Archeological Field School, U. of Chicago: Supervisor's weekly reports, 1939
139	17	“The Cliff-House Burial” manuscript and correspondence, 1937
139	18	Fitzmaurice Ruin and King’s Ruin, Spicer and Caywood, 1933 (A-96)

	Subseries 4: Thoughts, Ideas, Notes, and Matters of Interest
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140	1	Anthropology ideas.
140	2	General ideas.
140	3	Lose jottings.
140	4	Notes and ideas.
140	5	Current ideas.
140	6	Southwest acculturation.
140	7	Points of view.
140	8	Mapping the New World.
140	9	Reading notes.
140	10	Notes on Herbert Spencer.
140	11	Contemporary revolutions.
140	12	Problems of social types.
140	13	Processes of Acculturation (book).
140	14	Frontiers.
140	15	Changing ethnic scenes.
140	16	Ideas of others of interest.
140	17	Ideas of others of interest, newspaper clippings.
140	18	Ecology and nature.
140	19	Bibliographies for various courses or articles.
140	20	Various book titles noted.
140	21	Various book reviews clipped.
140	22	Book and article referee for various presses and journals, 1962-1975
140	23	Science authors.
140	24	Volume to honor E. Adamson Hoebel, 1971
140	25	Courses at other universities, 1967
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141	1	Job opportunities, fellowships.
141	2	Human Relations Area Files, 1968
141	3	Ethnomusicology, 1957-1958
141	4	Ethnic dance.
141	5	Self analysis of ? by ?
141	6	Invitations to join, to attend.
141	7	Clippings on Nixon.
141	8	U.S. business leadership.
141	9	EHS miscellaneous notes.
141	10	Miscellaneous notes, Ortega y Gasset.
141	11	Miscellaneous notes, RBS ideas.
141	12	Attorney general’s list.
141	13	Map of all tribes.
141	14	Chronology and life history of EHS.
141	15	RBS and EHS miscellaneous (1 of 2)
141	16	RBS and EHS miscellaneous (2 of 2)

	Subseries 5: Awards, Certificates, Plaques
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142	1	Assorted commemorative objects.


Series V: Ethnic Groups, 1911-1996 (Bulk 1940-1975)

	Subseries 1: Various Groups
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143	1	Urban Studies, Immigration: Papers by others, 1973-1974 (1 of 2)
143	2	Urban Studies, Immigration: Papers by others, 1973-1974 (2 of 2)
143	3	Israel: Excerpts from books based on, 1948-1963
143	4	Jews: Notes
143	5	Jews: Newspaper clippings, 1948-1957
143	6	China and Japan: Newspaper clippings, 1958
143	7	China and Japan: Notes, approximately 1958
143	8	China and Japan: Understanding Japan during WWII, 1945
143	9	Mexico: Revista de Revistas, 1911
143	10	Mexico: El Progreso de Medina, 1911-1912
143	11	Mexico: Various issues of El Grafico, 1955
143	12	Mexico: Various issues of El Imparcial of Oaxaca, 1955-1956
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144	1	Mexico: Various newspaper clippings, 1955-1956
144	2	Mexico: Newspaper clippings about Mexico in Spanish and English, 1962-1989 (1 of 2)
144	3	Mexico: Newspaper clippings about Mexico in Spanish and English, 1962-1989 (2 of 2)
144	4	Mexico: Religion, Archeology, Travel, Codex.
144	5	Mexico: Various city maps.
144	6	Mexico: Early etchings of Mexico, D.F.
144	7	Mexico: Sonora- Magdalena, Hermosillo sources, images, ephemera related to the San Francisco Fiesta, including Deer Dances, 1949
144	8	Mexico: Sonora- Magdalena, Hermosillo newspaper clippings.
144	9	Mexico: Articles by Oscar Lewis, 1966, 1939
144	10	Mexico: Articles on Mexico and Latin America.
144	11	Mexico: Quotes from various authors on ethnic and non-ethnic programs in Mexico.
144	12	Mexico: Studies in Cuernavaca.
144	13	Mexico: Mexican journals and books of interest to Anthropology in UA Library and some not in Library.
144	14	Mexico: National Directory of Latin Americanists, 1963-1964
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145	1	Mexican Americans: Newspaper clippings, 1950-1970
145	2	Mexican Americans: Articles on Mexican Americans (1 of 2)
145	3	Mexican Americans: Articles on Mexican Americans (2 of 2)
145	4	Mexican Americans: Reports and articles, 1944-1973
145	5	Mexican Americans: Pamphlets and publications, 1935-1979 (1 of 2)
145	6	Mexican Americans: Pamphlets and publications, 1935-1979 (2 of 2)
145	7	Mexican Americans: Rudolfo Acuña, U of A/Chicano (1 of 2)
145	8	Mexican Americans: Rudolfo Acuña, U of A/Chicano (2 of 2)
145	9	Mexican Americans: Cesar Chavez.
145	10	Mexican Americans: Cesar Chavez, newspapers.
145	11	Mexican Americans: Education, bilingualism.
145	12	Mexican Americans: Outline of Mexican American Education, by Angel Ignacio Gomez and John Henry Chilcott, 1973
145	13	Mexican Americans: A Method for Testing Bilingual Children with the WISC, by William R. Holland.
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146	1	Mexican Americans: A Most Singular Country: The Story of the Mexican-American Borderlands, by Richard Gebhardt, 1971
146	2	Mexican Americans: The Mexican in the Southwest: A Culture in Process.
146	3	Mexican Americans: Progress Report, Mexican-American Study Project, Division of Research, Graduate School of Business Administration, UCLA, 1965-1967
146	4	Mexican Americans: A Progress Report of Field Work in Tubutama. Sonora, Mexico, 1956
146	5	Mexican Americans: Community Renewal Program. The Role of Social Factors in the Successful Adjustment of Mexican-American Families to Forced Housing Relocation: A Final Report of the Chamizal Relocation Research Project, El Paso, Texas, by Ellwyn Stoddard, 1970
146	6	Mexican Americans: Mexican American vocabulary.
146	7	South America: Newspaper clippings.
146	8	South America: Various publications (illustrated histories) and Diablada dancer photograph.
146	9	Arkansas.
146	10	Black studies: Colonialism - Race Relations.
146	11	Black studies: Bibliographies, 1955-1969
146	12	Black studies: Ku Klux Klan newspaper clippings, 1948-1952
146	13	Black studies: 'Threat' of Communism, newspaper clippings, 1948-1954
146	14	Black studies: Desegregation - Tucson and Arizona Councils for Civic Unity, newspaper clippings, 1949-1954
146	15	Black studies: Desegregation & civil rights, Tucson and national, newspaper clippings, 1947-1949
146	16	Black studies: Desegregation & civil rights, Tucson and national, newspaper clippings, 1950
146	17	Black studies: Desegregation & civil rights, Tucson and national, newspaper clippings, 1947-1988
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147	1	Black studies: Desegregation & civil rights, newspaper clippings, 1951-1988 (1 of 2)
147	2	Black studies: Desegregation & civil rights, newspaper clippings, 1951-1988 (2 of 2)
147	3	Black studies: Dunbar School, newspaper clippings, 1948-1951
147	4	Black studies: School Segregation Survey, Eloy, AZ. Tucson Council for Civic Unity.
147	5	Black studies: Black History and Condition, 1966-1977
147	6	Black studies: Tucson Council for Civic Unity/Arizona Council for Civic Unity.
147	7	Black studies: “Class in the Colored Society,” chapter by Allison Davis.
147	8	Black studies: Statement on segregation to court, State of Arizona, Pima County. Draft by EHS, approximately 1956
147	9	Mormons: Arizona Mormons.
147	10	Mormons: Agriculture, 1936
147	11	Mormons: Mormon World View, 1949
147	12	Basque: Newspaper clippings, 1975-1981
147	13	Basque: 1982-1984
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148	1	Catalan: Pamphlets, etc.
148	2	Catalan: Newspaper clippings, 1970-1971
148	3	Catalan: Newspaper clippings, 1975-1981
148	4	Catalan: Correspondence, 1970
148	5	Catalan: Reading notes on Passion Plays in Spain and Catalonia.
148	6	Catalan: Notes on Catalan history.
148	7	Catalan: Notes for a Catalan slide show.
148	8	Catalan: Translations of history, poetry, etc. from Catalan by RBS and Castelldefels, 1970-1971
148	9	Catalan: Catalan field notes.
148	10	Catalan: Spanish ethnic policy.
148	11	Catalan: Anita Alvarado.
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149	1	Irish: Newspaper clippings, 1971-1981
149	2	Irish: Notes and map for Irish chapter of Enduring Peoples.
149	3	Irish: Notes, correspondence, and draft for Irish chapter of Enduring Peoples.
149	4	Irish: Various.
149	5	Vietnamese (refugees): Notes, correspondence from Dept. of Health, Education, and Welfare

	Subseries 2: American Indians - General
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149	6	Newspaper clippings, 1930s
149	7	Newspaper clippings, 1940s
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150	1	Newspaper clippings, 1950s
150	2	Newspaper clippings, 1960s
150	3	Newspaper clippings, 1970s-1980s
150	4	Newspaper clippings, 1980s-1990s
150	5	Points of view by and about American Indians, newspaper clippings, 1990s
150	6	Return of Indian relics, newspaper clippings, 1990s
150	7	Correspondence, 1946-1978
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151	1	Bibliographies on Indians.
151	2	Various newsletters and pamphlets, 1954-1978
151	3	More Newsletters, 1945-1973
151	4	American Indian Chicago Conference, 1961
151	5	National Conference on Poverty in the Southwest, 1965
151	6	Articles on Indians, 1973-1974,1984
151	7	Indians and Law.
151	8	Indian land claims, 1955
151	9	Indian land claims, newspaper clippings.
151	10	Policy to Protect and Preserve American Indian Religious Freedom, Act of 1978. President Carter statement.
151	11	Issues in Indian Affairs: Notes and drafts.
151	12	Summer Institute of Linguistics, 1973
151	13	Summer Institute of Linguistics, newspaper clippings.
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152	1	Pan Indian ceremonials.
152	2	Religion, mythology, folklore, ceremonialism.
152	3	Indian songs and poetry, Southwest.
152	4	Thematic Apperception Test, drawings for Indians.
152	5	Wenner-Gren Supper Conference on the American Indian in Transition, University of Chicago, 1954
152	6	Termination.
152	7	Termination, newspaper clippings.
152	8	Various conferences on Indians, 1960, 1987
152	9	Various papers on American Indians, 1952-1979
152	10	Commissions and associations: American Friends Service Committee.
152	11	Commissions and associations: Association on American Indian Affairs, Inc., correspondence, 1944-1964
152	12	Commissions and associations: Association on American Indian Affairs, Inc., 1944-1961
152	13	Commissions and associations: National Congress of American Indians.
152	14	Commissions and associations: New Mexico Association of Indian Affairs, 1955-1958
152	15	Commissions and associations: New Mexico Commission on Indian Affairs, 1961-1962
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153	1	General Data Concerning Indian Reservations, 1929
153	2	BIA: Press releases, 1952-1973
153	3	BIA: Pamphlets.
153	4	BIA: Reports/Articles, 1951-1971
153	5	BIA: John Collier re: Indian Reorganization Act, 1935, 1942-43
153	6	BIA: John Collier re: Withdrawal, report to Senate Indian Committee, 1944
153	7	BIA: John H. Provinse, “The Withdrawal of Federal Supervision of the American Indian,” 1947
153	8	BIA: John Collier, “The Menominee of Wisconsin and the Klamath of Oregon Cases,” 1957
153	9	BIA: Glenn L. Emmons, “Whither the American Indian? The Problem Stated,” 1954
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154	1	BIA: Dillon S. Myer, 1952-1954
154	2	BIA: William H. Kelly “Indian Adjustment and the History of Indian Affairs,” 1969
154	3	BIA: Federal vs. State responsibility, 1947
154	4	BIA: William H. Kelly, re: “Termination,” 1953
154	5	BIA: BIA Relocation Program, 1957
154	6	BIA: John Province, “Relevant Assumptions in the Administration of American Indians Affairs,” and replies to.
154	7	BIA: Various statements on BIA points of view-general and on bills.
154	8	BIA: Federal register on Lower Muskogee Creek Tribe, 1961
154	9	BIA: BIA changes in the 1960s.
154	10	BIA: BIA changes in the 1960s, newspaper, 1967
154	11	BIA: Indian policy in the Kennedy Administration, 1963-1964
154	12	BIA: Albert. L. Wahrhaftig, “Notes and Outlines for a Series of Articles on the American Indian,” 1968
154	13	BIA: Vine Deloria, “The War between the Redskins and the Feds,” 1969
154	14	BIA: Discussion on basic assumptions underlying our national approach to the Indian problem, “From the Editor of the American Anthropologist,” 1954
154	15	BIA: Bert and Ethel Aginsky, “Lateralization among American Indians.”
154	16	BIA: Scudder McKeel, “Comparative Notes on the 'Social Role of the Settlement House' as Contrasted with that of the United States Indian Service,” 1943
154	17	BIA: William H. Kelly “Los Indigenas de los Estados Unidos,” 1966
154	18	BIA: N. B. Johnson, “Solution: Assimilation,” 1954
154	19	BIA: Volkswagen Project: “Acculturation and Ethnic Identity: Resistance and Self-Determination among the Indian Minorities of North America,” 1981
154	20	BIA: James H. Howard, “The Native American Image in Western Europe,” 1981
154	21	BIA: Evon Z. Vogt, “The Acculturation of American Indian,” 1957
154	22	American Indian Development, Inc.: Training programs, 1962- 1965
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155	1	American Indian Development, Inc.: Organization information.
155	2	American Indian Development, Inc.: Workshop on American Indian Affairs, Boulder, Colorado, 1952-1967
155	3	American Indian Development, Inc.: Rosalie Wax, “A Brief History and Analysis of the Workshops on American Indian Affairs, 1956-1960”
155	4	American Indian Development, Inc.: The Indian Progress, 1916-1967
155	5	Indian health: L. J. Lull, “Indian Cultural Conflicts with Whiteman’s Medical Practices,” 1955
155	6	Indian health: Indian Health Highlights , 1964
155	7	Indian education: Indian Scholarships.
155	8	Indian education: Murray L. Wax, “The White Man's Burdensome 'Business': A Review Essay on the Change and Constancy of Literature on the American Indians,” 1968
155	9	Indian education: “Foundation for the Higher Education of American Indians, Inc.”
155	10	Indian education: Indian Student Conference, Amerind Club, UA, 1957
155	11	Indian education: BIA/Univ. of Chicago Research on Indian Education and Administration, 1943-1944
155	12	Indian education: BIA/Univ. of Chicago Research on Indian Education and Administration. Personality studies. (A-658)
155	13	Indian education: BIA/Univ. of Chicago Research on Indian Education and Administration. Spicer, E. H., Tests, Moral perception. (A-658)
155	14	Indian education: BIA/Univ. of Chicago Research on Indian Education and Administration. Chicago Conference, 1943. (A-658)
155	15	Indian education: BIA/Univ. of Chicago Research on Indian Education and Administration. Dreams. (A-658)
155	16	Indian education: BIA/Univ. of Chicago Research on Indian Education and Administration. Women, Gertrude Lamfrom. (A-658)
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156	1	Indian education: BIA in-service training, 1960-1971
156	2	Indian education: BIA in-service training, newspaper clippings, 1948-1952
156	3	Indian education: Indian Art: Conferences, Plans, 1959-1960
156	4	Indian education: Indian Art: Pacific Arts Conference, ASU, 1960
156	5	Indian education: Phoenix Indian School.
156	6	National study of American Indian education: Newspaper clippings, 1950, 1966
156	7	National study of American Indian education: Coordinating Council for Research in Indian Education, 1962
156	8	National study of American Indian education: Research Conference on American Indian Education, Un. of Chicago, 1968
156	9	National study of American Indian education: Correspondence, proposals, and articles, 1967-1970
156	10	National study of American Indian education, 1967-1970
156	11	National study of American Indian education: Pamphlets on Indian education, 1966-1971
156	12	National study of American Indian education: Indian Scholars Convocation, 1970
156	13	Indian economics: Courtland L. Smith and Harland I. Padfield, “Land, Water, and Social Institutions,” 1969
156	14	Indian economics: Edward B. Berger, “Indian Mineral Interest: A Potential for Economic Advancement,” 1968
156	15	Indian economics: Theodore Stern and James P. Boggs, “White and Indian Farmers on the Umatillas,” 1970
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157	1	Indians, Southwest: Nativistic Movements.
157	2	Indians, Southwest: Douglas W. Schwartz, The Southwest Indian: Studies in Cultural Continuity, 1978
157	3	Indians, Southwest: Henry F. Dobyns et al., “Patterns of Indoamerican Chief Executive Tenure,” “Native American Urbanization and Socio-Economic Integration in the Southwestern United States,” 1972, 1981
157	4	Indians, Southwest: Donald M. Bahr, “Southwest Indian Dispersion Myths,” “Cycles and Time in a Southwest Indian Mythology”
157	5	Indians, Southwest: by Harland Padfield, “Social Foundations of Rural Poverty in the Southwest,” 1967
157	6	Indians, Southwest: Thomas E. Sheridan, “The Importance of Not Being Earnest: Play in the Greater Southwest”
157	7	Indians, Arizona and Southwest: Articles.
157	8	Indians, Arizona and Southwest: Newspaper clippings, 1983, 1992-1995
157	9	Indians, Arizona: Pamphlets and correspondence.
157	10	Indians, Arizona: Newspaper clippings, 1947, 1950, 1953
157	11	Indians, Arizona: Central Arizona Indian Committee, 1956, 1960
157	12	Indians, Arizona: Indian problems, 1947-1950
157	13	Indians, Arizona: Arizona Inter-Tribal Council, 1954, 1961
157	14	Indians, Arizona: “The Unvanishing Indian,” 1947-1948
157	15	Indians, Arizona: Arizona State Employment Service, 1967-1970
157	16	Indians, Arizona: Arizona Association of Indian Affairs, 1954
157	17	U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, Arizona Advisory Committee, correspondence, school desegregation, 1960-1962
157	18	U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, Arizona Advisory Committee, 1962-1963
157	19	U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, Arizona Advisory Committee, 1960
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158	1	Arizona Commission on Indian Affairs, 1948-1965
158	2	Arizona Commission on Indian Affairs: Newspaper clipping, 1950
158	3	Arizona Commission on Indian Affairs, 1967-1969
158	4	Arizona Commission on Indian Affairs: Annual reports, 1954-1976
158	5	Arizona Commission on Indian Affairs: Publications, 1967
158	6	Arizona Commission on Indian Affairs: Program and Proceedings of the AZ Commission of Indian Affairs: The Place of the Navajo People and Their Reservation in the Future of Northeastern Arizona. Window Rock, 1957
158	7	Arizona Commission on Indian Affairs: Ephemera and publications about the Indian Self-Determination Act, Fourth Annual Indian Town Hall, 1976
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159	1	Arizona: Gaming/gambling, Arizona and other states, Newspaper clippings.
159	2	Tucson: Tucson Indian Center.
159	3	Tucson: Directory of Social Resources, 1948

	Subseries 3: Indians by Tribe (Alphabetical)
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159	4	Acoma: Correspondence, 1952
159	5	Alaskan Indians: Newspaper clippings, 1953-1982
159	6	Apache: Cassette tape, 1970
159	7	Apache: Newspaper clippings (1 of 2)
159	8	Apache: Newspaper clippings (2 of 2)
159	9	Apache: Stanford San Carlos Studies.
159	10	Apache: “Report on the San Carlos Apache Reservation,” 1954
159	11	Apache: The San Carlos Apache Indian Reservation, 1954
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160	1	Apache: San Carlos correspondence - Stanford Research Institute, AFSC.
160	2	Apache: San Carlos correspondence - AFSC.
160	3	Apache: Morris E. Opler, “Report on the Fort Apache Indians of Arizona,” 1936
160	4	Apache: Jicarilla Apache Alcoholism Project, 1967
160	5	Apache: White Mountain Apache, 1968-1969
160	6	Apache: Apache puberty ceremony, 1932
160	7	Apache: Apache arts and crafts, 1961
160	8	Apache: San Carlos Apache stories, 1972
160	9	Apache: San Carlos Apache field notes, 1954, (3 of 3)
160	10	Apache: San Carlos Apache field notes, 1954, (2 of 3)
160	11	Apache: San Carlos Apache field notes, 1954, (3 of 3)
160	12	Apache: San Carlos Apache field notes, 1954
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161	1	Apache: San Carlos cattle industry.
161	2	Apache: Apache language.
161	3	Apache: Stanford Research Institute.
161	4	Apache: Stanford Research Institute, 1954
161	5	Apache: Miscellaneous Information on Apaches.
161	6	Apache: AFSC Reports, 1957-1966
161	7	Apache: AFSC San Carlos Project and Southwest Indian Project, 1950-1966
161	8	Apache: AFSC Program Evaluations, 1959-1966
161	9	Apache: NSF Final Report, Grant G-7171, 1959-1961
161	10	Apache: Edward A. Parmee, “Existing Factors Affecting the Program of Education for San Carlos Apaches,” 1961
161	11	Apache: Indian affairs interview, 1954 Removed to ARCHIVES Record Group 8.
161	12	Apache: Keith H. Basso and Ned Anderson, “The Painted Symbols of Silas John: A Western Apache Writing System,” 1972
161	13	Apache: Peter Kunstadter, Preliminary Report on Use of Clinic Facilities by the Residents of the Mescalero Indian Reservation, 1957 Removed to ARCHIVES Record Group 8.
161	14	Apache: Steve Talbot, “The Myth of Apache Economic Incompetence,” 1973
161	15	Apache: Excerpts from Grenville Goodwin's diary about Apaches in the Sierra Madres if Mexico, 1927-1931
161	16	Apache: Articles by William B. Griffin, 1983
161	17	Apache: Mt. Graham Telescopes and Apaches: Newspaper clippings
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162	1	Canadian Indians: Newspaper clippings.
162	2	Canadian Indians: William D. Strong review of “Windigo Psychosis,” by Morton I. Teicher, 1960
162	3	Canadian Indians: Kwakiutl, 1961
162	4	Canadian Indians: “Reciprocal Exploitation in an Indian-White Community,” by Niels W. Braroe, 1965
162	5	Canadian Indians: “The Contact History of the Subarctic Athapaskans: An Overview,” by June Helm and others, 1971
162	6	Canadian Indians: “The Destruction of Huronia: A Study in Economic and Cultural Change, 1609-1650,” by Bruce G. Trigger, 1961
162	7	Catawba: South Carolina Catawba land claim, 1977
162	8	Cherokee: Newsletter in Cherokee alphabet, 1950-1965
162	9	Cherokee: Newsletter in Cherokee alphabet, newspaper clippings, 1950-1965.
162	10	Cherokee: Original Cherokee Community Organization, by Robert K. Thomas.
162	11	Cherokee: “Cherokee Values and World View,” by Robert K. Thomas, 1958
162	12	Cherokee: “Social and Economic Characteristics of the Cherokee Population of Eastern Oklahoma,” by Albert L. Wahrhaftig, 1965
162	13	Cherokee: “Indian Communities of Eastern Oklahoma and the War on Poverty,” by Albert L. Wahrhaftig, 1965
162	14	Cherokee: “The Five Civilized Tribes of Oklahoma: Report on Social and Economic Conditions,” by Angie Debo, 1955
162	15	Cherokee: “Social Change on an Indian Reservation: A Community Study,” Dissertation proposal, by Evanell Thomsson, 1967
162	16	Cherokee: Miscellaneous.
162	17	Cheyenne: Newspaper clippings, 1941, 1966
162	18	Cheyenne: “The Wonderful Herb: An Indian Cult Vision Experience,” E. Adamson Hoebel.
162	19	Chippewa: Newspaper clippings, 1948
162	20	Cocopah.
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163	1	Colorado River Tribes: Correspondence and articles.
163	2	Colorado River Tribes: “Proposal to the Colorado River Planning Area,” by Donald M. Roberts,1968
163	3	Diegueño etc. Northern Baja California: Roger C. Owen and Ralph Michelsen, “A Keruk Ceremony at Santa Catavina, Baja California, Mexico,” 1967 and “Musical Culture and Ethnic Solidarity: A Baja California Case Study,” 1969
163	4	Diegueño etc. Northern Baja California: Roger C. Owen, “The Social Demography of Northern California,” 1963 and “Rapport, Informant Reliability, and the Ethnographic Reconstruction of Events,” 1966
163	5	Fort Berthold Reservation, North Dakota: Correspondence, article, and bill S.3303, 1948-1950
163	6	Havasupai: Newspaper clippings.
163	7	Havasupai: Correspondence, Newspaper clippings and bills.
163	8	Havasupai: Alfred F. Whiting on Havasupai.
163	9	Hidatsa: Note from Bella Weitzner.
163	10	Hopi: Newspaper clippings (1 of 2)
163	11	Hopi: Newspaper clippings (2 of 2)
163	12	Hopi: Correspondence, political statements, etc.
163	13	Hopi: Correspondence - John Lansa, 1954-1974
163	14	Hopi: Correspondence - Bob Young.
163	15	Hopi: Hopi Tricentennial, 1980
163	16	Hopi: AFSC Community Relations Program, 1959
163	17	Hopi: Miscellaneous notes and papers.
163	18	Hopi: EHS Notes.
163	19	Hopi: Hopi dictionary proposal, 1986
163	20	Hopi: “The Story of the Mysterious Mr. Johnson,” by Armin W. Geertz, 1990
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164	1	Hopi: Hopi, Hopi-Tewa assorted articles.
164	2	Hualapai: Articles.
164	3	Huichol: Newspaper clippings and photograph.
164	4	Huichol: “Huichol Ethnohistory,” by Allen Franz, 1977
164	5	Iroquois: 1728 Map.
164	6	Iroquois: “Iroquois Anthropology at Mid-Century,” by William Fenton and John Withoft, 1951
164	7	Kickapoo: The Kickapoo in Mexico, 1948, 1954
164	8	Kiowa: Newspaper clippings.
164	9	Klamath: “Livelihood and Tribal Government on the Klamath Indian Reservation,” by Theodore Stern, 1961-1962
164	10	Kwakiutl: “Factors Influencing the Academic Performance of Kwakiutl Children in Canada,” by Ronald Rohner, 1965
164	11	Menominee: Bibliography, article, 1975-1976
164	12	Menominee: Menominee: Wisconsin’s 72nd County, by Wayne H. Weidemann and Glenn V. Fuguitt, 1963
164	13	Mesquakie: “Program on Behalf of the Mesquakie and Nearby Whites of Iowa,” by Sol Tax.
164	14	Mesquakie: “Being a Mesquakie Indian,” by Lisa Peattie.
164	15	Mexico: Articles, 1963-1964
164	16	Mexico: Newspaper clippings.
164	17	Mexico: Newspaper clippings-Tlaloc, 1963-1964
164	18	Mexico: Newspaper clippings: Mixtecs in Tijuana, 1964
164	19	Modoc: Allotments, 1916
164	20	Mojave/Mohave: Newspaper clippings, 1963, 1969
164	21	Muscogee Creek.
164	22	Navajo: Correspondence, 1948-1973
164	23	Navajo: History, treaty of 1868, return from Fort Sumner 1865.
164	24	Navajo: General information flyers.
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165	1	Navajo: EHS Notes, history, etc., 1950
165	2	Navajo: “The Navajo Problem,” 1947
165	3	Navajo: Navajo Extension Program, 1952
165	4	Navajo: Congressional bills, 1947-1950
165	5	Navajo: KAET-TV Navajo Film Project Working Papers.
165	6	Navajo: Education.
165	7	Navajo: Education, Problems of Cross-Cultural Education Research and Evaluation: The Rough Rock Demonstration School, by the University of Minnesota, 1969
165	8	Navajo: Education - Navajo Community College.
165	9	Navajo: “New Navajo Control Policy: Navajo Community College,” by Priscilla K. Mowrer, 1970
165	10	Navajo: Employment.
165	11	Navajo: Health.
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166	1	Navajo: Law, “Reflection of a Tribal Attorney,” by Norman Littell, 1957
166	2	Navajo: Paul and Lorena Williams vs Hugh Lee, Ganado Trading Post.
166	3	Navajo: Missionaries, 1946-1954
166	4	Navajo: Language, dictionary, publications in Navajo, Reichard #3
166	5	Navajo: Art and poetry, 1941
166	6	Navajo: Meetings and proposals on community development, 1960s
166	7	Navajo: “Navajo Social Organization and Land Use Adjustment,” by E.R. Fryer, 1942
166	8	Navajo: “Cultural Interplay and Political Anthropology: The Navajo Case,” by René Koenig, 1983
166	9	Navajo: Indian vote, 1948
166	10	Navajo: Ethnography articles.
166	11	Navajo: Fruitland research, Tom Sasaki, 1951-1952
166	12	Navajo: Cornell University Medical College, Many Farms receipts, 1957, 1972
166	13	Navajo: Malcom Carr paper, J.H.P comments.
166	14	Navajo: Office of Navajo Economic Opportunity, 1965
166	15	Navajo: Eastern Navajo Agency, reports of meetings, 1968
166	16	Navajo: Eastern Navajo Council Resolutions, 1968-1973
166	17	Navajo: District 15-19 minutes, resolutions, BIA memos, 1969-1973
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167	1	Navajo: District 16 Council minutes, resolutions, BIA memos, 1970-1973
167	2	Navajo: Shonto, “Life in a Contemporary Navajo Community,” by Blake Brophy, 1959
167	3	Navajo: Dinetxa News, 1967-1968
167	4	Navajo: Newspaper clippings, 1947
167	5	Navajo: Newspaper clippings, 1948
167	6	Navajo: Newspaper clippings, 1949
167	7	Navajo: Newspaper clippings, 1950
167	8	Navajo: Newspaper clippings, 1951
167	9	Navajo: Newspaper clippings, 1960-1969
167	10	Navajo: Newspaper clippings, 1970
167	11	Navajo/Hopi: Newspaper clippings.
167	12	Navajo/Hopi: Legislation and land claims, 1972-1973
167	13	Navajo: Newspaper clippings, 1988-1992
167	14	Navajo: Newspaper clippings, 1993-
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168	1	Navajo: Tribal Council and BIA papers, Alan G. Harper, 1954
168	2	Navajo: Tribal Council and BIA papers, reports and resolutions, 1967
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168	3	Navajo: Tribal Council and BIA papers, reports, resolutions, correspondence, etc., 1968
168	4	Navajo: Tribal Council and BIA papers, Draft of Plan for Economic Development, 1968
168	5	Navajo: “What Community Development Means,” by Edward H. Spicer, 1969
168	6	Navajo: Tribal Council and BIA papers, Peter MacDonald’s speech at Toadlena Trading Post, 1969
168	7	Navajo: Tribal Council and BIA papers, resolutions, 1971
168	8	Navajo: Tribal Council and BIA papers, reports, resolutions, correspondence, etc., 1972
168	9	Navajo: Tribal Council and BIA papers, Teacher Education Program costs.
168	10	Navajo: The Urban Navajo Community, 1966
168	11	Navajo: Industrialization and economy.
168	12	Navajo: Ceremonialism.
168	13	Navajo: Miscellaneous.
168	14	Navajo: Community development seminar on language, 1969
168	15	Nevome: Expedition report by J. Alden Mason, and Nevome Word List by David Brugge, 1954
168	16	Opata and Kickapoo: Notes.
168	17	Opata and Kickapoo: Diary with Yaqui, Opata, and Papago language notes,1949-1950
168	18	Opata and Kickapoo: 5 Photographs of mission church at Opodepe, Sonora, 1954, 1957
168	19	Paiute: “Ethnographic Methodology: A Tri-Chronic Study in Culture Change, Informant Reliability and Validity from the Southern Paiute,” by Robert C. Euler, 1967
168	20	Paiute: “Three Gods for Joe,” by Omer C. Stewart, 1956
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169	1	Papago/Tohono O'odham: About Papago files.
169	2	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Newspaper clippings, 1940-1949
169	3	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Newspaper clippings, 1950-1969
169	4	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Newspaper clippings.
169	5	Papago/Tohono O'odham: General correspondence.
169	6	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Health.
169	7	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Tom Segundo correspondence.
169	8	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Correspondence with Papagos – Topawa, Choulic, San Miguel.
169	9	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Alden and Ruth Jones Papago correspondence.
169	10	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Personality & Administration Study, BIA/University of Chicago, 1942-1944
169	11	Papago/Tohono O'odham: W. Wade and Beulah Head correspondence.
169	12	Papago/Tohono O'odham: “Specific Propositions, Indian Personality Project,” by Laura Thompson.
169	15	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Papago maps.
169	16	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Elizabeth Estrada.
169	17	Papago/Tohono O'odham: “Papago Reservation Report,” by the Arizona Commission on Indian Affairs, 1962
169	18	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Papago Indian Agency, Sells, Arizona, 1967
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170	1	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Papago Indian Agency, Sells, Arizona, 1968
170	2	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Association for Papago Affairs, 1954-1964
170	3	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Association for Papago Affairs, EHS notes.
170	4	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Mineral claims, Association for Papago Affairs.
170	5	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Mineral claims, newspaper clippings, 1951, 1954
170	6	Papago/Tohono O'odham: American Friends Service Committee (AFSC), minutes and reports, 1956-1959
170	7	Papago/Tohono O'odham: American Friends Service Committee (AFSC), newspaper clippings, 1950
170	8	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Papago Tribal Herd and Papago Range (drought), 1968-1969
170	9	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Water - Agriculture.
170	10	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Papago Claims Case. Removed to ARCHIVES record group 8.
170	11	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Community development.
170	12	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Papago legal services.
170	13	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Papago research by Henry F. Dobyns, 1950-1951
170	14	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Various Papago research projects, 1952-1975
170	15	Papago/Tohono O'odham: North Carolina proposal. Removed to ARCHIVES record group 8.
170	16	Papago/Tohono O'odham: EHS notes and diaries.
170	17	Papago/Tohono O'odham: EHS notes, some possibly from Cycles of Conquest.
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171	1	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Talks by Richard Hendrix and Mrs. Lupe Johnson, 1942
171	2	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Enemy Slayer Ceremony, Santa Rosa, 1959
171	3	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Shrine of the Children.
171	4	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Papago language.
171	5	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Papago language.
171	6	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Articles on Papago language, 1968-1969
171	7	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Article on Papago language, 1969
171	8	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Published articles on programs, 1940-1978
171	9	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Articles.
171	10	Papago/Tohono O'odham: “The Papago Village-Level Community Development Worker: The Papago Indian Case,” by John Lewis, 1969
171	11	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Final Report, Evaluation of Opportunities for Permanent Relocation of Papago Indians in Tucson, Arizona, by Kent Fitzgerald, 1956
171	12	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Federal Writers' Project., 1939
171	13	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Community Participation as an Indicator of Developmental Change, by Rolf Bauer and Henry Keneally, Jr., 1969
171	14	Papago/Tohono O'odham: AURA -- Kitt Peak.
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172	1	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Rodeo.
172	2	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Bonaventure Oblasser, O.F.M.
172	3	Papago/Tohono O'odham: “A Statement on Papago Education,” by Bonito Garcia, 1969
172	4	Papago/Tohono O'odham: “Notes on the Papago Millenarian Movement of the Early 1900s” by Elisabeth Tooker, incl. correspondence, 1975, 1977
172	5	Papago/Tohono O'odham: “The Papago Cattle Economy: Implications for Economic and Community Development in Arid Lands” by Rolf W. Bauer, OEO.
172	6	Papago/Tohono O'odham: “Trends in Papago Life” by E. H. Spicer, 1960
172	7	Papago/Tohono O'odham: “The Papago Indians”
172	8	Papago/Tohono O'odham: “The Papago Indians,” Kiva 6:6, March 1941
172	9	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Association for Papago Affairs Scholarship Dinner and drafts of articles, 1962, 1972
172	10	Papago/Tohono O'odham: “Carmelita’s Taka Team” by Catherine Blanton, 1951
172	11	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Newspaper clippings, 1957-?
172	12	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Newspaper clippings, 1966-1967
172	13	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Newspaper clippings, 1977-1987
172	14	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Newspaper clippings, 1988-1989
172	15	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Newspaper clippings, 1990-1996
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173	1	Papago/Tohono O'odham: “An Outline of Papago Society in the Baboquivari District” by Rosamond B. Spicer, (A-227), 1943
173	2	Papago/Tohono O'odham: “An Outline of Papago Society in the Baboquivari District” draft by Rosamond B. Spicer, 1943
173	3	Papago/Tohono O'odham: The Desert People: Original draft, 1943
173	4	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Re: The Desert People: Correspondence, maps, and charts, by Joseph, Spicer, and Chesky, 1943
173	5	Papago/Tohono O'odham: The Desert People: Section drafts by Joseph and Chesky: Section B first draft (A-418) (1 of 7), 1943
173	6	Papago/Tohono O'odham: The Desert People: Section drafts by Joseph and Chesky: Part 2 second draft (A-418) (2 of 7)
173	7	Papago/Tohono O'odham: The Desert People: Section drafts by Joseph and Chesky: “Growing up on the Desert” (A-418) (3 of 7)
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174	1	Papago/Tohono O'odham: The Desert People: Section drafts by Joseph and Chesky: Sections from Part 2 (A-418) (4 of 7), 1944
174	2	Papago/Tohono O'odham: The Desert People: Section drafts by Joseph and Chesky: Part 3 (A-418) (5 of 7), 1944
174	3	Papago/Tohono O'odham: The Desert People: Section drafts by Joseph and Chesky: Dialect groups (A-418) (6 of 7)
174	4	Papago/Tohono O'odham: The Desert People: Section drafts by Joseph and Chesky: 7 photographs and notes (A-418) (7 of 7)
174	5	Papago/Tohono O'odham: The Desert People: Original manuscript (A-257), 1944
174	6	Papago/Tohono O'odham: The Desert People: Working copy with added notes, maps, and diagrams, 1944
174	7	Papago/Tohono O'odham: The Desert People: Mimeographed drafts with edits (A-217)
174	8	Papago/Tohono O'odham: The Desert People: Mimeographed draft.
174	9	Papago/Tohono O'odham: The Desert People: Revised draft used by the University of Chicago Press, Part I, 1949
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175	1	Papago/Tohono O'odham: The Desert People: Page proof, Chapters IV-VII.
175	2	Papago/Tohono O'odham: The Desert People: Reviews and sales.
175	3	Papago/Tohono O'odham: The Desert People: Administrative report based on “The Desert People,” outline.
175	4	Papago/Tohono O'odham: The Desert People: Raul Naroll on Bias of Exotic Data, 1961
175	5	Papago/Tohono O'odham: The Desert People: Correspondence, 1942-1990
175	6	Papago/Tohono O'odham: The Desert People: Field guides, reports, 1942-1944
175	7	Papago/Tohono O'odham: The Desert People: “Indian Education,” teachers conferences, Papago bibliography.
175	8	Papago/Tohono O'odham: The Desert People: RBS notes about Papago-Topawa tests.
175	9	Papago/Tohono O'odham: The Desert People: various Papago-Topawa lists.
175	10	Papago/Tohono O'odham: The Desert People Village maps and others.
175	11	Papago/Tohono O'odham: The Desert People: House types and plans.
175	12	Papago/Tohono O'odham: The Desert People: Language.
175	13	Papago/Tohono O'odham: The Desert People: Kinship charts, terms, 1942, 1943
175	14	Papago/Tohono O'odham: The Desert People: Kinship charts, families in Topawa, Komelik, Supi Oidak, Choulie, 1942
175	15	Papago/Tohono O'odham: The Desert People: Children’s autobiographies, Sells, Topawa.
175	16	Papago/Tohono O'odham: The Desert People: Children’s drawings, 1944
175	17	Papago/Tohono O'odham: The Desert People: Basic training.
175	18	Papago/Tohono O'odham: The Desert People: TAT tests, Bill Henry.
175	19	Papago/Tohono O'odham: The Desert People: Constitution, 1937, Development program, 1949
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176	1	Papago/Tohono O'odham: The Desert People: Economics, brands, horse ownership.
176	2	Papago/Tohono O'odham: The Desert People: Courts and laws.
176	3	Papago/Tohono O'odham: The Desert People: Rodeo and other programs.
176	4	Papago/Tohono O'odham: The Desert People: Various articles on the Papago, 1939-1946
176	5	Papago/Tohono O'odham: The Desert People: Newspaper clippings, 1940-1945
176	6	Papago/Tohono O'odham: AFSC correspondence, 1959, 1960
176	7	Papago/Tohono O'odham: AFSC.
176	8	Papago/Tohono O'odham: AFSC evaluation, report.
176	9	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Dobyns, Papago report.
176	10	Papago/Tohono O'odham: San Xavier Fiesta scripts, Tucson Festival Society.
176	11	Papago/Tohono O'odham: San Xavier Fiesta notebook, photograph, 2 postcards, 1943
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177		Papago/Tohono O'odham: RBS Papago field notes, AFSC evaluation, 1942-1943
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178	1	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Miscellaneous notes by RBS including correspondence, sketches, portions of The Desert People (A-256), 1942-1945
178	2	Papago/Tohono O'odham: RBS Papago notes by date (A-483-a) (1 of 2), 1942-1943
178	3	Papago/Tohono O'odham: RBS Papago notes by date (A-483-a) (2 of 2), 1942-1943
178	4	Papago/Tohono O'odham: RBS Papago notes by date (A-483-B), 1943
178	5	Papago/Tohono O'odham: RBS Papago notes by informant (A-484), 1942-1943
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179	1	Papago/Tohono O'odham: RBS Papago notes by subject (A-485-a), 1942-1943
179	2	Papago/Tohono O'odham: RBS Papago notes by subject (A-485-b), 1942-1943
179	3	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Miscellaneous Papago notes and newspaper clippings on Osage (A-509) 1942-1943, 1950, 1953 (1 of 2)
179	4	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Miscellaneous Papago notes and newspaper clippings on Osage (A-509) 1942-1943, 1950, 1953 (2 of 2)
179	5	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Papago political organization notes by RBS, Bunker, Fontana (A-660) (1 of 6)
179	6	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Papago political organization notes by RBS, Bunker, Fontana (A-660) (2 of 6)
179	7	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Papago political organization notes by RBS, Bunker, Fontana, League of Papago chiefs, 1931 (A-660) (3 of 6)
179	8	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Papago political organization notes by RBS, Bunker, Fontana [confidential] (A-660) (4 of 6)
179	9	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Papago political organization notes by RBS, Bunker, Fontana (A-660) (5 of 6)
179	10	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Papago political organization notes by RBS, Bunker, Fontana: Indian Reorganization Act (A-660) (6 of 6)
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180	1	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Miscellaneous papers (A-227)
180	2	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Agriculture and cattle industry (A-252)
180	3	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Notes and outlines of studies including correspondence and 3 photographs (A-262)
180	4	Papago/Tohono O'odham: School attendance study, village of Anegam (A-419), 1948
180	5	Papago/Tohono O'odham: 2 notebooks, course notes and transcription of Benito Segundo’s Songs (A-476) 1940, 1949
180	6	Papago/Tohono O'odham: San Xavier Fiesta student notes (A-500)
180	7	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Notes and papers on Papago linguistics, EHS, Hale, Nedry: 1 ¼” audio tape reel (A-661), undated
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181	1	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Notes and papers on Papago linguistics, EHS, Hale, Nedry: Papago phonemics, Ken Hale (A-661), undated
181	2	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Notes and papers on Papago linguistics, EHS, Hale, Nedry: Texts (A-661), undated
181	3	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Notes and papers on Papago linguistics, EHS, Hale, Nedry: Word lists, Roger Nedry (A-661), 1950
181	4	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Notes and papers on Papago linguistics, EHS, Hale, Nedry: Papago Pima language EHS miscellaneous notes (A-661), undated
181	5	Papago/Tohono O'odham: EHS running notes (A-659), 1949-1950
181	6	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Nutrition, by Susan Holmes (A-659)
181	7	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Nutrition (A-659)
181	8	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Nutrition study (A-659)
181	9	Papago/Tohono O'odham: “Tohono,” play by Edna Copins (A-659), 1958
181	10	Papago/Tohono O'odham: Music and notes on Papago songs (A-659), 1950
181	11	Pima/Maricopa, Gila River Reservation, Salt River Reservation: Articles.
181	12	Pima/Maricopa, Gila River Reservation, Salt River Reservation: Indian claims commission.
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182	1	Pima/Maricopa, Gila River Reservation, Salt River Reservation: Dana Nichols field notes, 1959
182	2	Pima/Maricopa, Gila River Reservation, Salt River Reservation: EHS notes.
182	3	Pima/Maricopa, Gila River Reservation, Salt River Reservation: Newspaper clippings, 1948-1951, 1964
182	4	Pima/Maricopa, Gila River Reservation, Salt River Reservation: Newspaper clippings, 1985-1991
182	5	Pima/Maricopa, Gila River Reservation, Salt River Reservation: Article and correspondence.
182	6	Pima/Maricopa, Gila River Reservation, Salt River Reservation: “Social and Economic Change in the Context of Pima-Maricopa History,” by Thomas Weaver, 1972
182	7	Pima/Maricopa, Gila River Reservation, Salt River Reservation: Myths, correspondence.
182	8	Pima/Maricopa, Gila River Reservation, Salt River Reservation: “Piman Songs on Hunting,” by Donald Bahr, Joseph Giff, and Manuel Havier, 1979
182	9	Pima/Maricopa, Gila River Reservation, Salt River Reservation: Plants Without Water: The Pima-Maricopa Experience, by Paul H. Ezell, 1974
182	10	Pima/Maricopa, Gila River Reservation, Salt River Reservation: “Effects of Acculturation on an American Indian Community”, by Bhavani Banerjee Manheim, 1977
182	11	Pima/Maricopa, Gila River Reservation, Salt River Reservation: Water rights, 1991
182	12	Pima Bajo (Lower Pima): EHS notes, newspaper clippings.
182	13	Pima Bajo (Lower Pima): Language notes.
182	14	Pottawatomi: “A Study of the Hannahville Indian Community, Menominee County, Michigan,” by Kenneth E. Tiedke, 1950
182	15	Pueblos: New Mexico legislation, 1943
182	16	Pueblos: “The Pueblo Indians of the Southwest”, by Edward P. Dozier, 1964
182	17	Pueblos: “Zuni - A Link with the Past”
182	18	Pueblos: Newspaper clippings.
182	19	Pueblos: Map, “Attributes of Prehistoric Pueblo settlement patterns on Black Mesa, Arizona,” by Robert C. Euler, review by Robert C. Euler of “The Pueblo Indians,” by Joe S. Sando.
182	20	Pueblos: Cochimi word lists.
182	21	Pueblos: Pueblos in world perspective.
182	22	Seminole: Newspaper clippings, notes, articles.
182	23	Seri: Files. (List in ASM archives: Seri Files...general research.)
182	24	Seri: Newspaper clippings, 1965-1980
182	25	Seri: Correspondence, 1951-1975
182	26	Seri: Borys Malkin correspondence, 1953-1959
182	27	Seri: AFSC Seri Project, 1954-1957
box	folder
183	1	Seri: Field notes and drawings.
183	2	Seri: Field notes and notebook, 1951-1952
183	3	Seri: Wenner-Gren (Viking Fund) Grant, Seri language, ethnology, movie, 1951
183	4	Seri: William Neil Smith, Seri Movie, 1960-1961
183	5	Seri: William Neil Smith, Seri Film.
183	6	Seri: Language.
183	7	Seri: Viking Fund Grant for Seri study and movie, correspondence and accounts (A-513), 1951-1954
183	8	Seri: Seri linguistic studies (A-232), 1952-1953
box	folder
184	1	Seri: Seri linguistic studies, 2 field notebooks (A-232), 1952
184	2	Seri: Draft thesis of “A Preliminary Report on Seri, a Native Language of Sonora, Mexico” by Marjorie Gardner Schweitzer (A-512)
184	3	Seri: EHS word lists, items 1-3 (A-512)
184	4	Seri: EHS word lists, items 4-6 (A-512)
box	folder
185	1	Seri: EHS word lists, items 7 (A-512)
185	2	Seri: Bibliographical notes.
185	3	Seri: “Some Preliminary Notes on the Ethnobotany of the Seri” by Alfred F. Whiting, 1951
185	4	Seri: “Indian Utilization of Eelgrass (Zostera marina L.) in Northwestern Mexico: the Spanish Colonial Record” by Thomas E. Sheridan and Richard S. Felger, 1977
185	5	Seri: Spanish influence on Seri articles, 1977, 1979
185	6	Seri: “Seri Ironwood Carving: An Economic view.”
185	7	Seri: Seth Schindler dissertation research, 1978
185	8	Seri: “Seri History and Chronology” by Charles Di Peso and E. H. Spicer (A-229)
185	9	Seri: Miscellaneous Seri materials (A-514)
185	10	Seri: Miscellaneous Seri materials, Newspaper clippings (A-514)
185	11	Shoshone: Clipping.
185	12	Sioux, Dakota: “The Social System of the Dakota Indians,” by Vernon D. Malan.
box	folder
186	1	Sioux, Dakota: Bulletins and articles.
186	2	Sioux, Dakota: Newspaper clippings, 1948, 1976
186	3	South America: Ache, Paraguay, 1972
186	4	South America: “Chapter X: The Junin Program”, 1964
186	5	South America: The Cornell-Vicos project.
186	6	South America: Peru, Newspaper clippings, 1966, 1969
186	7	Taos: Card, Newspaper clipping, 1948
186	8	Taos: Blue Lake.
186	9	Taos: “Taos Factionalism”, by Omer C. Stewart, 1981
186	10	Tarahumara: 6 Photographs.
186	11	Tarahumara: Word lists.
186	12	Tarahumara: Newspaper clippings, 1974
186	13	Tarascan: Publicaciones de la prensa tarasca, 1940
186	14	Tarascan: “Tarascan Development.”
186	15	Tepecano: Tepecano, A Piman Language of Western Mexico, by J. Alden Mason.
186	16	Tiwa: Correspondence and articles.
186	17	Tzeltzal: “Helping the Tzeltal Indians in Mexico” by Melinda David, 1968
186	18	Ute: “Southern Ute Rehabilitation Planning” Robert C. Euler and Harry L. Naylor, 1952
186	19	Wampanoag: Land claims newspaper clippings, 1975-1978 See also Indian-General folder on land claims.
box	folder
187	1	Warahio (Guarijio): Language.
187	2	Warahio (Guarijio): Language.
187	3	Warahio (Guarijio): Language.
187	4	Warahio (Guarijio): Newspaper clipping, 1976
187	5	Warahio (Guarijio): Sketches by Jay Rowen (Oversize), 1950
187	6	Yavapai: “The Yavapai-Tonto Apache Indian Community at Payson, Arizona” by Joe P. Sparks, 1972
187	7	Yavapai: “Cycles and History in a Yavapai Mythology” by Don Bahr.
187	8	Yavapai: Correspondence and newspaper clippings.
187	9	Yuma: Newspaper clippings.
187	10	Zuni: Articles, correspondence, notes.
187	11	Zuni: Newspaper clippings, 1947, 1950, 1983
187	12	Zuni: Religion, 1977


Series VI: Pascua Yaqui Office of Economic Opportunity, 1960-1981
box	folder
188	1	Inventory of this accession, ASM # 92-124.
188	2	Correspondence, 1960-1966
188	3	Correspondence, 1967
188	4	Correspondence, 1968-1969
188	5	Correspondence, 1970-1975
188	6	Correspondence, 1976-1981
188	7	Congressional bills: Petition For Land for the Relocation of Residents of Pascua Village of Tucson, Arizona, 1962
188	8	Congressional bills: Intertribal Council of Arizona Resolution.
box	folder
189	1	OEO Directives, Various Applications to OEO.
189	2	Application for CAP, Yaqui Development Project, 1967-1968
189	3	Various applications.
189	4	Proposal to Ford Foundation, 1968
189	5	Pima County: Planning Department, 1966-1967
189	6	Pima County: Rezoning.
189	7	Pima County: Committee for Economic Opportunity, Inc.
box	folder
190	1	Pima County: Committee for Economic Opportunity, Inc. Minutes, memo, reports.
190	2	Pima County: Operation TACA (Teenagers & adults in community actions).
190	3	Pima County: Proposal.
190	4	Pima County: Tucson Community Council, 1965-1966
190	5	Pascua Yaqui Association: Advisory Committee to PYA.
190	6	Pascua Yaqui Association: Articles of incorporation, by-laws.
190	7	Pascua Yaqui Association: Mortgage, 1971
190	8	Pascua Yaqui Association: Land contracts, water & sewer, trainee applications.
190	9	Pascua Yaqui Association: Various.
190	10	Financial: Audits, 1966-1968
190	11	Financial: Advisory Committee of the Pascua Community Housing Fund.
190	12	Financial: Originals of checks from folder 26.
190	13	Community projects: Work details, housing, cars owned.
box	folder
191	1	Community projects: Store, Coop.
191	2	Community projects: The Neighborhood Health Center, general.
191	3	Community projects: Barrio Centers Program.
191	4	Community projects: Partial report of a community development worker.
191	5	Community projects: Schedules of weekly activities of community development workers.
191	6	Community projects: Community development.
191	7	Brochures.
191	8	Committee on Pascua Housing: Minutes.
191	9	Committee on Pascua Housing: Minutes of various other meetings.
191	10	Committee on Pascua Housing: Lists of possible donors.
191	11	Progress reports.
191	12	Observations by Lorene Bennett, 1966-1968
191	13	Report: An Outline for A Processual Study of Culture Change, by Sara Gay Beecham. Anthropology 299, 1966
191	14	Report: Pascua Project: A Community Youth Organization, by Maria M. Valenzuela, 1970s
191	15	Report: On trends of feeling about relocation, by Sara Gay Beecham.
box	folder
192	1	Report: Pascua Village conflict, by Betty Meader. Anthropology 306, 1967
192	2	Report: A Report on Field Work Done at New Pascua Village, by James J. Smith, 1967
192	3	Report: Summer project by Sharleen Simpson. Anthropology 299, 1967
192	4	Report: New Pascua: Community Development in Action, by George H. Abrams, 1969
192	5	Report: New Pascua: Opportunity for Economic Integrations, by Ann St. Raymond, 1970
192	6	Report: The Changing Nature of Authority in the Arizona Yaqui Community, by Eric Henderson, 1972
192	7	Report: Pascua Village: Developmental Change of a Yaqui Community in Tucson, Arizona 1962-1966, by James J. Smith, 1967
192	8	Report: Indigenous Community Organizers in Rural and Urban Settings: The Pascua Yaqui Community Development Workers, by William Willard, 1969
192	9	Pascua housing, etc, 1966
192	10	Pascua housing, etc, 1967
192	11	Report: Urban renewal: Yaqui Indian style, by Edward H. Spicer.
192	12	Report: Pascua Yaqui feedback, 1968
192	13	Report: New Pascua, by Edward H. Spicer, 1969
192	14	Reports by Edward H. Spicer, 1970
192	15	Report: The Community Development Worker in and Arizona Yaqui Project, 1970
192	16	Letters to the editor.
192	17	Notes by Edward H. Spicer.
192	18	Various notes about the project.
192	19	Notes.
192	20	Quotes.
box	folder
193	1	Final report: various materials for report.
193	2	Comments, notes, sections for final report.
193	3	Report: The Pascua Yaqui Development Project - An OEO Program. Rough first draft.
193	4	Report: The Pascua Yaqui Development Project - An OEO Program. Draft, with corrections.
193	5	Report: The Pascua Yaqui Development Project, 1966-1969, by John R. Lewis, Edward H. Spicer, WW, 1970
193	6	Report: The Pascua Yaqui Development Project, 1966-1969, by John R. Lewis, Edward H. Spicer, WW, 1970
193	7	Bibliography.
box	folder
194	1	Photographs.
194	2	Report: Activities of Edward H. Spicer - 1960-69, 1988. Written by Rosamond H. Spicer at request William Willard, for writing revised edition of report on OEO.
194	3	Community development: Training proposal at UA.
194	4	Community development: Seminar outline, 1967
194	5	Community development: Harvard University, development advisory service, 1963-1964
194	6	Community development: Community development program in U.S.
194	7	Community development: Reading Book: Nineteenth Annual Summer Laboratories in Human Relations Training, 1965, National Training Laboratories, NEA, Washington, D.C.
194	8	Community development: Conferences, 1969
194	9	Community development: Proposals.
194	10	Community development: Bibliographies.
194	11	Community development: Brochures and announcements.
194	12	Community development: How to booklets.
box	folder
195	1	Community development: How to booklets.
195	2	Community development: Photocopies of bibliographies. Divided by countries. Up to about 1966.
195	3	Community development: Photocopies of bibliography, alphabetized.
195	4	Community development: Photocopies of bibliography. Divided by cases, casebooks, organs and journals, and bibliographies.
195	5	Community development: Photocopies of notes and references.


Series VII: Correspondence, 1936-2000 (Bulk 1940-1977)
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196			Abad-Gomez, Hector, 1967
196			Abbey, Edward, 1981-1989
196			Aberle, David F, 1954-1986
196			Ablon, Joan, 1966
196			Adair, John, 1950-1976
196			Adams, Leslie W, 1972-1974
196			Adams, Lucy W, 1951
196			Adams, William Y, 1956-1973
196			AGFA Ansco Corporation, 1940
196			Aguirre Beltran, Gonzalo, 1956-1973
196			Alaska State Council on the Arts, 1968
196			Alaska, State of, 1967
196			Albrecht, E. , 1939
196			Alden, Guy, 1982
196			Alianza Scholarship Foundation, 1956
196			Allen, C. Howard, 1957
196			Allen, Darlene, 1967
196			Allen, Ethel, 1955
196			Allen, Hardy L.H, 1988
196			Allen, Laurie, 1981
196			Allen, Sue Ann, 1971
196			Alvarado, Anita L, 1969-1977
196			American Airlines (Tom Keel), 1976
196			American Behavorial Scientist, The, n.d.
196			American Council on Education (Raymond F. Howes), 1952-1953
196			American Indian Historical Society, 1967
196			American Indian Quarterly, The, 1974
196			American Medical Association, 1973
196			American Philosophical Society (Geo. Corner), 1975
196			American Red Cross (R.B. Spicer), 1944
196			American Science Manpower, Summary of, 1966
196			American Society of Missiology, 1973
196			American University, The (Chas. D. Windle, Harvey C. Moore), 1962-1969
196			Anderson, Dorothy, 1939
196			Anderson, Hugh, 1943-1975
196			Anderson, Paul, 1968
196			Andes, Universidad de Los (Camila Botero), 1965
196			Andrews, Ruth A, 1967-1968
196			Andrews, Stan, n.d.
196			Andrews, Tracy, 1974-1981
196			Angier, Phil, 1954
196			Angleman, Fraces, 1968
196			Angrosino, Michael, 1974
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197			Angus and Robertson Ltd, 1965
197			Antal, Anitra, n.d.
197			Anthropology Resource Center, Inc, 1977
197			Apodaca, Tito, 1949-1967
197			Appleby, Paul H, 1951
197			Arana Rodriguez, Salvador, 1964
197			Archambault, JoAllyn, n.d.
197			Arensberg, Conrad, 1948
197			Arete Publishing Company, Inc. (Kathleen A. Peterson), 1979
197			Arizona Academy of Science, 1959
197			Arizona Council for Civic Unity, 1952
197			Arizona Daily Star, The, 1975
197			Arizona Heritage Center (Susan Peters), 1982
197			Arizona Highways, 1942-1943
197			Arizona Historical Society, The, 1977
197			Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society, 1970
197			Arizona Quarterly (Chas. Allen), 1946
197			Arizona State College (Ronald A. Peterson), 1964
197			Arizona State Employment Service, 1952,1956
197			Arizona State Library Association, The, 1980
197			Arizona Way Committee for, The, 1973
197			Arizona, The University of, 1968
197			Armstrong, John, 1941
197			Armstrong, Robert, 1963-1974
197			Arnade, Charles W, 1958
197			Arrieta Villegas, Olivia, 1979
197			Arze Quintanilla, Oscar (Inst. Indig. Interamericano), 1964-1978
197			Ascher, Charles S. and Helen, 1941-1979
197			Asia Foundation, The, 1968
197			Asta, Ron, 1983
197			Astin, Dr. , n.d.
197			Atlas (Magazine), n.d.
197			Atkins, Ted, 1949-1956
197			Atlantic Monthly, The, n.d.
197			Audobon Society, National, 1981
197			Austen, Ralph A, 1968
197			Babinsky, Maryruth, n.d.
197			Backus, Laurence D. , 1967
197			Bahr, Don, 1961-1980
197			Bahti, Tom, 1956-198
197			Bailey, Marvin, 1960
197			Bailey, Wilfrid C. , 1942-1966 Includes dissertation.
197			Bainton, Barry R. , 1968-1981
197			Bakers, Galen, 1963-1965
197			Baker, Paul E, 1952
197			Ball, Hugh G, 1973
197			Barber, Carroll, 1950-1971
197			Barber, Carroll, 1950-1971
197			Barber, Jim and Irene, 1983
197			Barker, George C, 1948-1963
197			Barlow, 1982
197			Barnes, Charles, 1953
197			Barnes, Mark, 1953
197			Barnett, Clifford R, 1954
197			Barnett, M.L, 1978
197			Barrau, Jacques, 1966
197			Bartell, Gilbert, 1960-1965
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198			Bartlett, David, 1980-1982
198			Bartlett, Neil R, 1963
198			Bartoli Fortescu, Jane, 1955
198			Barucha, Ms, 1950
198			Basil, Sister Mary, 1966-1968
198			Basso, Keith, 1966-1968
198			Batalla, Guillermo Bonfil, 1976
198			Bates, Marsha, 1970
198			Bauer, Rolf W. "Rocky", 1967-1969
198			Bauerjee, Bhavani, 1972
198			Baughman, Ernest W, 1953
198			Baur, Jack, 1939-1942
198			Bautista Lopez, Juan, 1956
198			Bauwens, Eleanor D, 1972-1978
198			Bayer, Gerrit H, n.d.
198			Beals, Ralph L, 1936-1977
198			Beardsley, Richard K, 1972
198			Beckett, Jeremy, 1968
198			Beecham, Sara Gay (Damman), 1965-1981
198			Befu, Harumi, n.d.
198			Behn, Harry and Alice, 1966-1969
198			Behrendt, L.C, n.d.
198			Beidler, Peter G, 1974-1982
198			Bejar, Feliciano/Foley, Martin, 1979-1980
198			Bell, Robert, 1966
198			Belloli, Giorgio, n.d.
198			Belshaw, Michael, 1968
198			Benavente, Enrique, 1982
198			Benet, Francisco, 1954
198			Benharm, Maker / Maher (Ms.), 1973
198			Benmayor, Frances S, 1966-1971
198			Bennett, Anna, n.d.
198			Bennett, Lorene, 1967
198			Benson, Linda, 1969
198			Bentzen, Connie and Frances, 1939-1941
198			Benum, Edgier, 1981
198			Berlinck, Keith B, n.d.
198			Beverido, Senora Berta Duhalt de, 1968
198			Bharucha, Miss, 1950
198			Billigmeier, Robert, 1976
198			Bingham, Ernestine P, 1956-1940
198			Birdsell, Joseph B, 1962
198			Bishop, Marilyn, 1978
198			Blackburn, (Mrs. Roger Willis) Blackie, 1938-1939
198			Blackwater, Mr, 1969
198			Blakely, Warren J, 1950
198			Blay, Micaila, 1954
198			Bliss, Susan, 1977
198			Bliss, Wesley L, 1962-1967
198			Blom, Frans, 1950
198			Bloom, Benson, 1956-?
198			Bloomington, Nebraska, 1940
198			Bodenheimer, Susanne Jonas, 1970
198			Bogard, Tom, 1950-1978
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199			Boggs, Stanley H, 1973
199			Boggs, Steve, 1965
199			Bohannon, Paul and Laura "Dusty", 1946-1975
199			Bohrer, Vorsila L, 1965
199			Bolsius, Lee and Charles, 1980
199			Bolton, Bill, 1980-1982
199			Bolton, Laura, 1941
199			Bond, J. Max, 1939-1949
199			Bond, Marshall, Jr, 1950
199			Bonney, Rachel, 1969-1977
199			Borgia, Sister, O.S.U, 1967
199			Borhegyi, Stephan F. , 1962-1963
199			Bork, Albert William "Bill", 1944-1982
199			Bosch, James W, 1954
199			Boucke, Fredrick, 1952
199			Bowen, J.W.E. (Mrs.), 1983
199			Bower / Bauer, Jack, 1984
199			Bowerman, Chas E, 1965
199			Bowers, Marge, 1981
199			Bowers, Ray, 1963-1964
199			Bowles, Barbara, 1963
199			Bowman, Ken O, 1971-1972
199			Boyd, Robert, 1981
199			Braatz, Werner, 1973
199			Braden, Charles S, 1939-1950
199			Brand, Charles S, 1940
199			Braniff de Oliveros, Beatriz, 1974-1980
199			Brew, J.O, 1951
199			Briggs, Charles, 1972-1976
199			Briscoe, Iris O, 1954
199			Bronson, Louise, 1962
199			Broodo, Helen, 1945
199			Brooks, Weiss, 1962
199			Brooks, Hilliard T. , 1955
199			Brooks, Richard M, 1963
199			Brophy, William A, 1957
199			Brown, Annette (Mrs. Ralph), 1982-1983
199			Brown Company, William C, Publishers, 1956
199			Brown, Donald H, 1966-1968
199			Brown, Elizabeth T, 1950
199			Brown, Emily, 1974
199			Brown, Jeff, 1970
199			Brown, Mary A, 1940-1941
199			Brown, Ted C, 1964-1968
199			Brownrigg, Leslie A. (Miss), 1966
199			Brugge, David M, 1961
199			Bruner, Edward M, 1955-1976
199			Buck, Gladys, 1953
199			Buckholtz, Debb, 1978
199			Buell, Crawford R, 1963
199			Buggs, John A, 1938
199			Buitron, Anibal, 1964
199			Bunkers, Robert, 1949-1987
199			Bunster, Ximena (Dr.), 1949-1987
199			Burge, Morris, 1947-1949
199			Burger, Henry G, 1968-1976
199			Burgos Guevara, Hugo, 1964-1973
199			Burke, Allyn D, 1951
199			Burkenroad, David G, 1970
199			Burns, Martha, 1973
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200			Busch, Ruth C. Chip, 1967-1979
200			Bybell, Elizabeth A, 1972
200			Bystock, Henrietta, 1963
200			Camara, Fernando, 1964-1976
200			Cappalluzzo, Emma "Cappie", 1965-1982
200			Cardwell, Warren, 1952-1959
200			Carlos, Luis Manuel, 1977-1980
200			Casagrande, Joseph B. , 1960-1962 See also AAA.
200			Caso, Alfonso, 1955-1973
200			Castile, George P, 1967-1968
200			Chapple, Eliot D, 1967-1981 See also SFAA.
200			Chicago Press, University of; Alumni Association; Bookstore, 1937-1946
200			Chidaine, John, 1953-1960
200			Cleary, Naisie, 1971-1980
200			Cleland, Courtney B, 1966-1982
200			Codere, Helen, 1959-1982
200			Cohen, Marvin and Frances; Celia Smith, 1972-1983
200			Cole, Fay-Cooper, 1936-1976
200			Cabral, Edward, 1981
200			Cady, John, 1980
200			Cain. H. Thomas, 1953
200			California Santa Barbara, University of. , 1961
200			California State College at Los Angeles, 1969
200			Callaghan, Aline, 1978-1980
200			Calvo, Laureano, 1940
200			Cambique, Susan, 1975-1982
200			Camara, 1924-1976
200			Camera Co, Bass, 1951
200			Cannedy, Bernice, 1962-1963
200			Caplan, Sranley W, 1948
200			Carlson, Karen L, 1968
200			Carlston, Phillips G, 1978
200			Carpenter, Edmund, 1961
200			Carretero Sanchez, Marcelino, 1977
200			Carson, Marion F. , n.d.
200			Carter, Corliss, 1947
200			Case Western Reserve University (James Nwannukwu Kerri), 1974-1975
200			Casey, Dayle A, 1969
200			Caso, Aldonso, 1955-1973
200			Casto, Belinda, 1979
200			Castro, Silvia de Willink, 1974-1975
200			Carran Pialorsi, Leyla, 1978
200			Caviedes, Homero L, n.d.
200			Cazeneuve, Jean, n.d.
200			Center for Field Research, The, 1978
200			Center for Hearing Impaired Children (Kiser), 1979
200			Cahamberlain, n.d.
200			Chambers, Erve, 1977-1978
200			Chapman, Oscar, 1946
200			Chenhall, Ann, n.d.
200			Chidester, Otis H, 1966
200			Chiera, Edward, 1967
200			Chilcott, John H. "Jack", 1969-1979
200			Choate, Cokie, 1982
200			Christensen, Ross T, 1952
200			Christiani, A. F. (Mrs.), 1940
200			Chukwurah, Onyebuchi, 1974
200			Chute, George Roger, 1954
200			Clark, Paul S, 1952
200			Clearly, Naisie, 1971-1980
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201			Cleland, Courtney B, 1966-1982
201			Clements, Doris, 1943
201			Clemmer, Richard O, 1969
201			Cleveland, Dave, 1977
201			Cline, Ruth, 1976
201			Coalson, Calvin, n.d.
201			Cohen, Abraham N, 1952
201			Cohen, Bernard L, 1971
201			Cohen, Constance P, 1958
201			Cohen, Joseph E, 1949
201			Cohen, M.L, 1972-1983
201			Cohn, Alfred A, 1953
201			Cohn, Margaret, 1973
201			Colhr, Earl, 1976
201			Cole, Stewart G, 1949
201			Colegio de Mexico, El, 1969
201			Coleman, Michael, 1971
201			Collier, John, 1953-1968
201			Collier, Malcolm, 1960
201			Collins, Lloyd R, 1956-1962
201			Colorado State College, 1965
201			Colorado, University of, 1948
201			Colorado, University of (George William Pitcher), 1977
201			Colson, Elizabeth, 1943-1982
201			Colton, Harold S, 1934-1953
201			Comas, Juan, 1951-1953
201			Comins, Eben F, 1940-1981
201			Community Development Journal, 1967
201			Conklin, Hal, 1962
201			Conley, Kevin M, 1962
201			Conley, Kevin M, 1962
201			Connelly, Rich and Polly, 1977
201			Conserva, Henry T, 1976
201			Contemporary Authors, n.d.
201			Cook Christian Training School, The Charles H, 1970
201			Cook, Edwin A, 1958-1967
201			Cook, Mary Jane, 1968
201			Coolidge, F. Claudine, n.d.
201			Cooper, Arch and Peachy, 1943
201			Cooper, Dorothy (Anderson), 1939
201			Corar, Prospero, 1974-1975 Spelled Covar on other list.
201			Corsova, Gilbert Benito, 1972
201			Corday, Ellis P. (University of Delaware), 1968
201			Cormack, Charles W, 1959-1968
201			Cossey, Raymond H, 1958
201			Costa de Valent, Teresa and Luis Valent Villanueva, 1973
201			Cotelingom, Esther, 1939
201			Coulter, Pearl Parvin (Mrs.), 1959
201			Cowan, Ann B, 1973-1976
201			Cowan, Margo, n.d.
201			Cox, Thomas J, 1965-1966
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202			Crain, Carlrton, 1965
202			Cranbrook Institute of Science, 1955
202			Criterion Books, Inc, 1955
202			Cross, Dorothy (Mrs. Jack Cross), 1965-1977
202			Cross, R, 1958
202			Cross, Raymond, 1979-1981
202			Crowell, R. Bruce, 1959-1961
202			Crumrine, N. Ross, 1961-1982
202			Cullum. Bob and Ann, 1980
202			Cummings, Byron, 1936-1946
202			Cummings, Malcolm, 1979
202			Curran, Barbara, 1972-1975
202			Currier, Coburn L, Jr, 1974
202			Cutter, Donald C, 1973
202			d'Autremont, Helen C, 1947-1970
202			Dabdoub, Claudio Sicre, 1980
202			Dakan, Everett A, 1966
202			Danson, Jessica, 1941
202			Darrow, Bob, 1978
202			Davis, Abraham, 1966
202			Davis, Allison, 1937-1943
202			Davis, B.J, 1974
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203			Davis, Irvine, 1962
203			Davis, Peggy, 1967
203			Davis, Roy, n.d.
203			Dawson's Books Shop, 1953-1955
203			Dayton, Paul, 1942-1954
203			Daza, Marjorie M, 1968
203			Dean, Jeffrey Stewart, 1965
203			Debacher, Donald, Jr, 1978
203			DeConcini, Dennis, 1978
203			Dedrick, John, 1948-1979
203			Delgado, Oscar, 1962
203			Deloria, Ella, 1959
203			DeLuca, Hector Floyd, 1978
203			deMaine, Philip B. (Mrs.), 1984
203			DeMille, Richard, 1975
203			Dennis, Philip A, 1971-1973
203			Dentsel, Elisabeth Waldo, 1962
203			Denver, Art Museum, The, 1952
203			Denver, University of, 1941
203			DeShon (Carre), Shirley, 1954-1987
203			Dettart, Morly H, 1972
203			Deuel, Thorne and Nora, 1938-1980
203			DeVos, Pamela Ann, 1977-1982
203			deVries, Lini M, 1956-1982
203			deYoung, John, 1943-1973
203			Dezalsky, Milly, 1975
203			Dhawan, J.L, 1961-1964
203			Diebold, A. Richard, Jr, 1965
203			DiPeso, Chas, 1951-1982
203			Dirks, Robert Thomas, 1966
203			Dirst, Victoria (Ms.), 1978
203			Dittert, A.E, Jr, 1952-1964
203			Dixon, Keith A, 1952-1957
203			Dobson-Harwell, Pamela, 1974
203			Dobyns, Henry F, 1947-1982
203			Dobyns, Zipporah, n.d.
203			Doctorow, Osher, 1963
203			Doering, Andrew, 1980-1984
203			Doelle, William, 1977
203			Doerr, Donald J, 1976
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204			Dolan, Darrow, 1966-1981
204			Dolores, Sylva Beyer Meyer, 1936-1941
204			Donald, Betty, 1950-1981
204			Donnell, Philip W, 1955
204			Dorian, Nancy C, 1982
204			Dorris, Michael, 1978
204			Douglass, William A, 1972
204			Downing, E. Ted, 1972-1978
204			Downs, Sabra and James F, 1975-1979
204			Dozier, Edward P, 1950-1987
204			Drake, Gordon V, 1954
204			Drake, Robert J, 1951
204			Dreis, Thelma, 1949-1954
204			Drew, Robert E, 1965
204			Driver, Harold E, 1962-1973
204			Duffen, William A, 1946
204			Duke University (Edgar T. Thompson), 1966
204			Dunnigan, Tim, 1967-1982
204			Dutton, Bertha, 1952-1985
204			DuVal, Merlin K, 1972
204			Dwyer, Anabel Leinback, 1966
204			Eastern New Mexico University, 1972
204			Eastern Oregon College, 1969
204			Ebert, Rachel, 1983-1986
204			Eckhart, George B, 1962
204			Edmondson, Frank, 1978-1987
204			Edmonson, Colin N, 1988
204			Edwards, Warrick R, 1978
204			Eeck, John W, 1966
204			Eggan, Fred R. and Dorothy Joan, 1935-1976
204			Eighmy, Jeffrey L, 1976
204			Eiselein, E.B. , 1968-1969
204			Eiseman, Fred B, Jr, 1960
204			Eissele, Susan G. , 1970
204			Elias, Walter, 1985
204			Ellinwood, Sybil Juliani Pierce, 1982
204			Elliott, Charles N, 1950
204			Elliott, Sue, 1970
204			Ellis, Walter, 1977
204			Elmendorf, Mary Lindsay, 1979-1981
204			Emanuel, Irvin, n.d.
204			Embree, Edwin R, 1949
204			Embree, John, 1949-1950
204			Emergency Committee to Defend Liberties of Arizona Public Employees, 1962
204			Encyclopedia of Religion, The, 1982
204			Endleman, Robert, 1948
204			Enger, Walter D, Jr, 1947
204			Erasmus, Charles, 1948-1984
204			Esber, George, 1975-1984
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205			Escobar, Maria Elvira, 1969
205			Euler, Robert C, 1966-1972
205			Evaneshko, Veronica, 1974
205			Evernham, Clark C, 1957-1962
205			Everett / Edwards, Inc, 1969
205			Everett, Michael W, 1967-1968
205			Ewerts, Karl J, 1955
205			Ewald, Robert H, 1965
205			Ewerts, Karl J, 1955
205			Ewing, J. Franklin (Rev. Ph.D.), 19205
205			Exon Company, U.S.A, 1979
205			Explorers Club, The, 1978
205			Ezell, Paul, 1951-1983
205			Fallers, Lloyd Dr. , 1963
205			Fannin, Paul J, 1967
205			Farmer, Mr, 1941
205			Farmer, Val, 1974
205			Farrar and Rinehart, Inc, 1939
205			Fathauer, George H, 1946-1967
205			Feinstein, Otto, n.d.
205			Fenn, Geraldine G, 1957
205			Fenton, Wiklliam N, 1974
205			Ferneau, C. William, n.d.
205			Ferris, Mary C, n.d.
205			Festinger, Leon, 1952
205			Fiat, Abby, 1979
205			Fink, Robert H. (see Marshall Durbin), 1965
205			Finley, Paul, 1969-1970
205			Fiocco, B.B, n.d.
205			Firth, Raymond, 1961
205			Fisher, William H, 1957
205			Fiske University, The Press, 1946-1948
205			Fitzgerald, Gerald X, 1979
205			Fitzgerald, Tom, 1972
205			Florida, University Presses of, 195
205			Florida, Atlantic University, 1979
205			Fogel, Lawrence J, 1969
205			Fontana, Bernard L, 1960-1968
205			Ford Foundation, The, 1952
205			Ford, Mary, 1952-1954
205			Forde, C. Daryll, 1940
205			Foreign Area Fellowship Program, 1963
205			Foreign and International Book Company, Inc, 1963
205			Foreman, Paul B, 1956
205			Forest Service, 1974
205			Foster, David W, 1979
205			Foster, George M, 1969-1980
205			Fox, Genieve R, 1964-1972
205			Francisco, Linda G, 1978
205			Franklin, Ida Luisa, 1965
205			Franklin, Laline O, 1955
205			Frei, Frances (Miss), 1966
205			French, David, n.d.
205			Friedl, Ernestine Dr, 1974
205			Friedman, Dan, 1979
205			Friedman, Robert, 1969
205			Friends Committee on National Legislation, 1955
205			Fritts, Hal, 1978-1985
205			Fry, Christine L, 1969-1982
205			Fryer, Sue, 1954
205			Fulbright-Hays Faculty Research / Study Program, 1970
205			Furst, Peter T, 1969
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206			Gabel, Norm, 1945
206			Gale, Roger, 1972-1975
206			Galem, Dick, 1952
206			Gallaher, Art, Jr, 1954-1982
206			Galaviz, Ma. Elena de Capdevielle, 1967
206			Garcia, Estaban, 1962-1963
206			Garcia, Steve, 1962-1969
206			Garcia, Benito, 1974
206			Gardiner, Norman B, 1971-1982
206			Gardner, Julie, 1982
206			Garstang, Particia, 1969
206			Garza, Edward C, n.d.
206			Gates, Paul, 1954
206			Geers, Frater Edwin, S.V.D, 1958
206			Geggenheimer, Albert F, 1954-1968
206			Geiger, Rev. Maynard, D.F.M, 1955
206			Gell, Johathan M, 1964
206			Gentry, Howard Scott, 1941-1986
206			George, Clay E, 1953
206			Gerald, Virginia Gould, 1962-1963
206			Getty, Harry T. and Justine, 1936-1987
206			Geyer, Barbara (Mrs. Lewis H.), 1962
206			Gibson, Charles, 1967
206			Giddings, Ruth Warner "Bets", 1959-1980
206			Gifford, E.W, 1950
206			Gifford, James, 1956
206			Gilbert, Cecile Gouy, 1976-1986
206			Gillin, John, 1953-1987
206			Gillmor, Frances, 1960-1979
206			Giteck, Ronald, 1978
206			Glick, Philip M, 1953-1982
206			Goddard, Sam, 1966-1980
206			Godel, Kathlen A, 1967
206			Godfrey, Laurie, 1979
206			Golden, M s, n.d.
206			Goldschmidt, Walter.1951-1958,
206			Goldsmith, Racquel, 1977
206			Goldstene, Paul N, 1962
206			Goman, Rod, 1986
206			Goodale, Irene, 1955
206			Goode, Britton, 1977-1980
206			Goodenough, Ward, 1954-1982
206			Goodman, Roland and Frances, 1943-1987
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207			Goodwin, Jan (Massy), 1940-1971
207			Goodyear Publishing Company, Inc, 1970
207			Gordon, Linley V, 1955
207			Gordon, William, 1968
207			Gorman, Charles (Mrs.), 1953
207			Gorman, Fred, 1973
207			Gould, Nathan, 1954
207			Goutell, Philip B, 1981
207			Government Printing Office, 1943
207			Graf, Kathleen, 1984
207			Grange, n.d.
207			Graham, Susan B, 1973-1982
207			Grass, n.d.
207			Graves, Garrett, 1975
207			Grebler, Leo, 1964
207			Green, Allan, 1966
207			Green, Betty, 1949
207			Green, John, 1939-1941
207			Green, Vera, 1967-1973
207			Greene, Michele, 1968
207			Greene, Mortimer and Beatrice, 1950
207			Greene, Rickey, 1967
207			Greenfield, Phillip J, 1968
207			Greenleaf, Cameron, 1976
207			Greenway, John Dr, n.d.
207			Gregory, Angela, 1939-1940
207			Grey, Herman, 1962
207			Grayhound Bus, 1978
207			Griffen, William B, 1967-1987
207			Griffen, William B. re: Chas B. Griffen, n.d.
207			Griffen, James B. Dr, 1977
207			Griffen, P. Bion, 1968
207			Griffith, James 'Big Jim", 1966-1987
207			Grinnell College, 1965
207			Grivetti, Louis, 1969
207			Grobsmith, Elizabeth S, 1972-1982
207			Gross, Ruth, n.d.
207			Grunow, Oskar, 1956-1977
207			Guerrero, Ramiro, 1967-1981
207			Gunn, Battiscombe, 1937-1949
207			Gusinow, Joan F, 1969
207			Gutierrez, Ezekiel J, Jr, 1979
207			Gutierrez, Felix, 1969
207			Gutmann, David, 1969
207			Gwin, Thomas A, 1969
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208			Hass, Edmund L, 1973
208			Haas, Theodore H, 1945-1950
208			Haase, Ann Marie, 1952
208			Hackenberg, Robert, 1965
208			Hagberg, Eric, 1949-1950
208			Hagerty, M.R. (Bill), 1971
208			Hahn, Maxwell, 1963
208			Hajen, Bernardo, 1962
208			Hale, Ken, 1960-1980
208			Halffter, Gonzalo, 1979
208			Hall, Cynthia, 1974
208			Hall,, Dorothy, 1972-1983
208			Hall, Edward T, 1948
208			Hall, James F, Jr, 1950-1977
208			Hamada, Geoffrey M, 1977
208			Hammel, Eugene, 1976
208			Hammond, Philip E. and Sandra, 1975-1985
208			Hand, Paul W, 1974
208			Hannah, Edward Eugene, 1948
208			Hansen, Asael T, 1939-1981
208			Hansen, Robin and Erik Orm, 1971
208			Harcourt, Brace and Company, Inc, 1950
208			Harding, Thomas G, 1973
208			Harkness, Gail, 1971-1980
208			Harman, Bob and Melinda, 1962-1980
208			Harper and Brothers, 1958
208			Harrington, Alan, 1981
208			Harrington, Cynthia, 1981
208			Harrington, Virginia. , 1981-1982
208			Harris, Ralph E, Jr, 1970
208			Harris, Stephen G, 1966
208			Harrison, Edie (Swan), 1979
208			Harrison, William M. and Edie, 1962-1982
208			Hart, Dick, 1978
208			Hartman, David W, 1978
208			Hartwig, Werner A, 1977
208			Harvard, Leslie, 1956-1957
208			Harvard University, 1968
208			Harvard University Press, n.d.
208			Harvill, Richard A, 1948-1983
208			Harwood, Edwin Dr, 1973
208			Harwood, Jo, 1960
208			Hastings, Truikle, 1981
208			Hatch, D. Spencer, 1961
208			Hatch, Elvin, 1960
208			Hatch, Heather and Joe, 1969
208			Hauer, Rose Wax, 1972
208			Haury, Emil W, 1948-1978
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209			Hauskins, Eunice, 1937
209			Havighurst, Robert J, 1979
209			Hayden, Carl, 1941
209			Hayden, Julian D, 1941-1978
209			Haynes, Chloe, 1977
209			Head, William Wade, 1954
209			Health, Education and Welfare, Dept. of (John B. Calhoun), 1965
209			Health, Education and Welfare, Dept. of (Bela C. Maday), 1968
209			Health, Education and Welfare, Dept. of (Dr. Herbert D. Rhodes) ,
209			Health Information Foundation, 1951-1952
209			Heard Museum, 1977
209			Heimnick, John E, 1951
209			Heller, Ronald, 1967
209			Hellman, Emanuel S, 1974-1983
209			Henderson, Cary S, 1974
209			Henderson, Eric Bruce, 1974
209			Henderson, Richard N, 1977
209			Henderson, Ronald N, 1977
209			Hendry, James R, 1939-1940
209			Herbert, Linda Lampl, 1982
209			Hernandez, Pascual Lopez, 1964
209			Herskovits, M.J, 1936-1943
209			Hester, James Jean, 1964
209			Hewitt, Robert T, 1950
209			Heyl, Theodore C, 1967
209			Hice, Charles A, 1966
209			Higman, Chester and Beatrice, 1960-1980
209			Hicks, Robert D, 1979
209			Hill, Arthur M. Mrs, 1982
209			Hill, Carole E, 1975-1977
209			Hill, W.W. "Nibs", 1948-1950
209			Hinkley, Edward, 1963-1965
209			Hinton, Tom, 1953-1974
209			Hirshman, Valerie, 1950
209			Hobson, William R, 1971-1973
209			Hoebel, E. Adamson, 1968
209			Hoffman, Charles A, Jr, 1964
209			Hogan, Mena (Mrs. Hugh Woodle), 1950-1953
209			Hoijer, Harry, 1940-1959
209			Holden, William Curry, 1980-1989
209			Holland, William R, 1955-1969
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210			Holland, William R, 1955-1969
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211			Holmberg, Allan R, 1952
211			Holmes, Jack E, n.d.
211			Holmes, Susan, n.d.
211			Holt, Rinehart and Winson, Inc, 1966
211			Honigmann, John J, 1976
211			Honyouti, Brian, n.d.
211			Holsxlaw, Douglas, 1956
211			Hopper, W. David, 1961
211			Hoselitz, Bert F, 1951
211			Hostetler, John A, 1977
211			Hostman, Karl E, 1962
211			Houston, University of, 1966-1968
211			Howe, Rosa Mae, 1974
211			Howell, Scott, 1971
211			Howells, Anna Bennett, 1972-1974
211			Hoyt, Elizabeth E, 1975
211			Hull Bros. Flying Service, 1952
211			Hulse, Fred, 1962-1990
211			Hutchinson. (Harvard University), 1981
211			Hyman, Herbert H, 1952
211			Hymes, Dell H, 1963-1965
211			Idaho State University, 1967
211			Ignacio, Susanne, 1940-1941
211			Illinois, Library, University of, 1966
211			Immigration and Naturalization Service, 1977
211			Indian University, 1977
211			Insinger, Wendy, 1972
211			Institute of Early American History and Culture (Va.), 1973
211			Institute of International Education, 1952
211			Institute for Research and Social Science (UNC), 1954
211			Instituto de Investigaciones Sociales, 1955-1956
211			Instituto de Psiquiatria Social, 1968
211			Instituto Interuniversitario Para Investigaciones, 1967
211			Instituto Nacional de Antropologia e Historia, 1962-1968
211			Instituto Panamericano de Geografia e Historia, 1952-1965
211			Inter-American Educational Foundation, Inc, 1945
211			Inter-National University Foundation, 1955
211			International Exchange of Persons, Committee on, 1967
211			International Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences, 1963
211			International Migration Review, 1967
211			International Social Science Council, 1963
211			Iowa, University of, 1966
211			Iowa State University of Science and Technology, 1965
211			Iremonger, Lucille, 1948
211			Irvine, Dorothy, 1958
211			Irvine, F.R, 1957
211			Isaac, Berry L, 1979
211			Isaac, Toni Mac, n.d.
211			Iungerich, Alec, 1980
211			Ives-Hardin, Mildred, 1949
211			Jaastad, Henry O, 1949
211			Jackson, H. Merrill, 1979
211			Jackson, Susan, 1973
211			Jocob, Karl, 1978
211			Jacobs, Clark and Leone, 1944-1981
211			Jacobs, Melville, 1959-1960
211			Jacobus, Nancy, 1968
211			Jacoby, Arthur P, 1967
211			Jemmersson, James vonReinhold, 1957
211			Jano, Asterio, 1968
211			Jenkins, Fredrick D, n.d.
211			Jennings, Jesse D, 1963-1982
211			Jessor, Richard, 1960
211			Jimenez Moreno, Wigberto, 1970
211			Jimenez Nunez, Alfredo, 1971
211			John Hopkins University, The, 1988
211			Johnson, Alfred E, 1964
211			Johnson, Dale, 1967
211			Johnson, Dee, 1969
211			Johnson, Michael, 1958-1974
211			Johnson, Monty H, 1959
211			Johnson, Terry B, 1982-1983
211			Johnson, W.W, 1954
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212			Jones, Charles F, 1952-1953
212			Jones, David J, Jr, 1938-1986
212			Jones, Delmos, 1962-1966
212			Jones, Eugene Kinckle, 1947
212			Jones, J.A, 1954
212			Jones, John S, 1977
212			Jones, Richard D. "Dick", 1963-1987
212			Jones, Robert Cuba and Ingeborg H, 1949-1974
212			Jones, Roger D, 1952
212			Jordan, Blue, 1968
212			Jordan, B. Dahlgren, 1951
212			Jorrin, Miguel, 1963
212			Jossart, Echo Belle, 1975-1980
212			Journal of the History of Behavioral Science (NWU), 1964
212			Journal of Inter-American Studies, 1968
212			Journal of Latin American Lore, 1976
212			Kabotie, Michael, 1980
212			Kaiser, L, 1966
212			Kansas State University, 1965
212			Kansas, The University of, 1970
212			Kappers, C.U. Ariens, 1934-1939
212			Kauffman, Christopher, 1968
212			Kay, Margarita, 1973-1982 See also Ethnic Medicine.
212			Kaye, Leo, 1976
212			Kealiinohomoku, Joann W, 1972
212			Keller, Robert, 1973-1977
212			Kelly, Isabel, 1957
212			Kelley, Jane Holden, 1968-1980
212			Kelly, Lawrence C, 1977
212			Kelly, Marsha, 1973-1977
212			Kelly, Mary Lou, 1954
212			Kelly, William H, 1939-1980 See also BER.
212			Kelso, Gerald, 1972-1974
212			Kemnitzer, Luis S, 1976
212			Kemp, Elise F, 1969
212			Keneally, Henry, 1966-1972
212			Kennard, Edward A, 1950
212			Kennedy, Edward I, 1966
212			Kennedy, Mary Jean, 1951
212			Kent, Art and Kate, 1947-1950
212			Kentucky, University of, 1975
212			Kerr, A.J, 1969
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213			Kessel, William B, 1975
213			Khazanchand, Leila Vati, 1963
213			Khera, Sigrid (Mrs.), 1975
213			Kidd, n.d.
213			Kikuchi, 1975-1977
213			Kimball, Solon T, 1948-1982
213			King, Dale S. (partly re: Lola Mayse), 1950-1974
213			King, Dave and Pat, 1986
213			King, William S, 1952-1976 See also BIA, Pima-Maricopa.
213			Kirchhoff, Paul, 1956-1971
213			Kirk, Ruth, 1948, 1971
213			Kissin, Rita, 1958
213			Klapp, Oren E, 1957
213			Klein, George, 1967
213			Kleinman, F.R, 1942-1950
213			Kluckhohn, Clyde, 1943-1957
213			Knight, Margaret, 1966-1974
213			Knox, Robert and Faye, 1960-1975
213			Knudson, Ken, 1962-1963
213			Koch, Lynda, 1966
213			Kohler, Ulrich,1964-1982
213			Kohnke, Kathy, 1976-1978
213			Kohlberg, Erich, 1953
213			Komenich, Pauline, 1973-1974
213			Konig, Rene, 1981
213			Kopozunski, Krzysztof, 1978
213			Korndarfer, Heidi, 1975
213			Kovatch, Frank, 1949
213			Kramer, Paul L, 1964
213			Kraus, Bertram, 1950
213			Krause, Marilyn (M iss), 1969
213			Kravagna, Paul W, 1979
213			Krevitzky, Nik, 1981
213			Kroebel, Cisela (Mrs.), 1969
213			Kroeber, Clifron, 1963
213			Krotser, Paula and Ray, 1970
213			Kruse, William A, 1970
213			Krutch, Marcelle (Mrs. Joseph Wood K.), 1972-1981
213			Krutz, Gordon, 1965-1972
213			KUAT Tucson, n.d.
213			Kuipers, Reverend C, 1955
213			Hunstadter, Peter, 1960
213			Kuni, Masami, 1970-1972
213			Kurath, William, 1940-1949
213			Kurtz, Ronald J, 1958
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214			Kushner, Gil, 1956-1983
214			Kutsche, Paul, 1954-1968
214			Kuykendall, Rhea, 1957
214			LaBrack, Bruce, 1969-1973
214			LaFarge, Oliver, 1950-1955
214			Laboratory of Anthropology, Museum of New Mexico, 1964
214			Laird, David, 1981
214			Lamb, Paul, 1972
214			Landberg, Leif, 1963-1965
214			Landry, Fr. George, 1959
214			Lange,Charles H, 1962
214			Lantis, Margaret, 1947-1981
214			Lara, Peter, 1965
214			Largo, Virginia, 1966
214			Larson, Betsy (Leopald) and Garth D. Cheff, 1984
214			Larson, Hildegarde (Leopald) and Don, 1984-1987
214			Lartigue, Francis, n.d.
214			Latin American Research Review Board, 1965
214			Laurie, Andrew, 1972
214			LaViolette, Forrest, 1945
214			League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC), 1968
214			Leavitt, Jerome, 1959-1966
214			Lee, Eileen, 1975-1976
214			Lee, Frank F, 1970
214			Lee, John M, 1960
214			Lehman, Edward J, 1974-1982
214			Lehmer, Don, 1948-1949
214			Leigh, Howard, 1957
214			Leighton, Alexander H, M.D, 1943-1987
214			Leighton, Dorothea C, 1969-1983
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215			Leighton, Elizabeth Roby, 1958-1970
215			LeMoine, Roy, 1940
215			Leman, Jack, n.d.
215			Lennhoff, Susan, 1960-1966
215			Leon-Portilla, Miguel, 1955-1983
215			Leonard, Thomas C, 1972
215			Leone, Mark, 1967
215			Leopold, Werner F. and Marquerite, 1938-1981
215			Lessa, William A, 1976
215			LeVesque, Russell J, 1971
215			Levy, Jerrold E, 1961
215			Lewis, John Richard, 1966
215			Lewis, Oscar, 1949-1952
215			Lewitzry, Bella ( Bella and Newell Reynolds), 1969
215			Liberty, Margot (Mrs.), 1962
215			Library of Congress, The, 1955-1966
215			Libreria, El Prado, 1948
215			Lieberman, Leslie Sue, 1970
215			Lien, Milo C, 1956
215			Life International, 1955-1956
215			Lindenfeld, Jacqueline, 1967
215			Lindquist, Fredrick E, 1965
215			Lindsay, Alexander J, 1955-1987
215			Lindsay, D.L. (Dr.), 1950
215			Link, Eugene P, 1952
215			Linko, M. Charles "Mike", 1952
215			Linnalt, Lee, 1974
215			Linton, Ralph, 1969-1953
215			Lippincott, J.B. (Company), 1948
215			Lippincott, Sallie (nee Sally Wagner), n.d.
215			Lischka, Leslie, 1974-1978
215			Lister, Robert, 1963
215			Little, Ronald L, 1969
215			Livermore, Dean Shaw, 1962
215			Lloyd, Mrs. John A. (Lillian), n.d.
215			Lloyd, Nancy, 1954-1981
215			Lobo, Susan, 1967-1981
215			Lockett, Clay, 1950
215			Logan, Daniel, 1963
215			Long, Paul V, Jr, 1963
215			Long, Vernon, 1970
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216			Longacre, William A, 1965-1972
216			Loomis, Chas and Olen Leonard, 1953-1965
216			Lopez, Victor, 1963
216			Lord, Philip, Jr, 1969
216			Loyola University, 1963-1966
216			Lucas, Robert R, 1957
216			Lucy Realty Co, 1939
216			Ludolph, Erica, 1953-1975
216			Ludwig, Fred J, n.d.
216			Lujan, Jesus and Beatriz, 1980
216			Lujan, Juan and Simona, 1982
216			Lunt, Paul S, 1936
216			Luomala, Katherine, 1947-1986
216			Lurie, Nancy Oestreich, 1969
216			Lusk, Pickett W, 1958
216			Lustig, Judith, 1977-1979
216			Lynch, Jerry, 1971
216			Lynds, Bev, 1975
216			MacDonald, Peter, 1966
216			Mack, Raymond D, 195?
216			Mackaben, Eugene, 1984
216			Macmillian Company, The, n.d.
216			Mcallister, J. Gilbert, 1941
216			Mccall, Grant, 1970
216			McCall, Kim, 1976-1977
216			McClure, Sally, 1963
216			McCorkle, Thomas, 1955-1956
216			McCormick, Floyd, 1974
216			McCoy, Flossie, 1982
216			McCutcheon, Mary, 1977
216			McEvers, Charles, 1953-1982
216			McEwen, William, 1968
216			McFarlane, Jan, 1979
216			McFee, June, 1963-1987
216			McGinnies, Dr, 1969
216			McGraw-Hill, 1954-1955
216			McGregor, John, 1943
216			McGuire, Thomas, 1974-1980
216			McKee, Ruth, 1946
216			McKenna, Joe, 1967-1974
216			Mcldtchy, Pat, 1972
216			McMann, Richard, 1973
216			McMillan, Robert, 1974-1975
216			MacMillian Company, 1947
216			MacNamara, Dr, 1975
216			McNickle, D'arcy, 1946-1966
216			McPhee, Mac and June, n.d.
216			Mcquay, Anne, 1972-1973
216			McWhorter, Mary, 1967-1968
216			Macmilliam Company, The, n.d.
216			Madision Public Schools, n.d.
216			Mahar, Pauline, 1962
216			Mair, Lucy, 1957
216			Maitland, Shirley, 1948
216			Malinowski, Bronislaw, 1942
216			Mangelson, Loabelle, 1978-1980
216			Manheim, B. Banerjee, 1973
216			Manierre, George, Jr. (Mrs.), 1956-1980
216			Mann, Dean E, 1962
216			Manuntana, P. (Sulbadrabandhu), n.d.
216			Manzo, El Concilio, 1977
216			Maquet, Jacques J, 1958
216			Marcus, Stanley, 1952
216			Mark, Albyn K, 1961-1973
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217			Marks, Ed and Vera Barad, 1987
217			Marlin, Don, 1973
217			Marshall, Joe T. and Elsie, 1964-1982
217			Marshall, Robert E, 1956
217			Marsans, A.C, 1972
217			Marston Supply Co, O.B, 1942
217			Marston, Otis, 1953
217			Martin, Calvin, 1982
217			Martinez, Hector, Dr, 1969
217			Martinez L, Pedro A, 1964
217			Martinez Cordoba, Manuel, 1980-1981
217			Martz, Bob and Joan, 1980-1984
217			Mason, Kathy, 1978-1980
217			Massey, Romeo M, 1969
217			Mathis, A, 1981
217			Matty, Susie, 1980
217			Maucci Hnos. y Cia. Sucr, 1937
217			Maxwell, Madeline, 1976
217			Mayer, Albert, 1948
217			Mayer, Milton, 1974
217			Maynard, Kent A, 1978-1979
217			Mazor, Martin, 1947
217			Mead, Margaret, 1949-1978
217			Medals, Gertrude R, 1967
217			Mercer, Inez, 1947
217			Meredith, John Dee, 1975-1982
217			Merrill, William L, 1974
217			Merry, Dwayne L, 1972
217			Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures, 1949
217			Metzger, Duane, 1964
217			Meyer, Michael C, 1979
217			Michigan, The University of, 1974-1975
217			Michigan-Wayne State University, University of, 1967
217			Miget, Marcia, n.d.
217			Miller, Ellen, 1961
217			Miller, Julius S. and Alice, 1938-1974
217			Miller, Lora L, 1968-1978
217			Miller, Peter S. (Mrs.), 1968
217			Miller, Tom O, Jr, 1977
217			Miner, Horace, 1938-1981
217			Minnesota, University of, 1968-1969
217			Minor, Rick, n.d.
217			Minter, Sue and Dave, 1983-1985
217			Miranda, Fr. Stanny, S.J, 1955
217			Mississippi State University, 1962
217			Mitalsky / Mitdsky, Frank, 1941
217			Mitrovich, Dolores, 1969-1982
217			Molnar, Stephen, 1966
217			Montana State College, 1963-1965
217			Monthan, Guy and Doris, 1977
217			Moone, Janet R, 1962-1978
217			Morbeck, Mary Ellen, 1981
217			Moreno, Isidoro Navarro, 1972
217			Moran, W. Edward, 1957
217			Morgen, Sidney, 1955-1983
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218			Morris, W.F, Jr, n.d.
218			Morton, Maria, n.d.
218			Moser, Ed and Becky, 1954-1975
218			Morton, Maria, n.d.
218			Moser, Ed and Becky, 1954-1975
218			Mowrer, Priscilla, 1968-1978
218			Muson, Bob and Carol Anne, 1975
218			Murdock, Cecil, 1954
218			Murdock, George P, 1961
218			Murdock, H.E, 1939
218			Murphy, John V, Dr, 1941
218			Murphy, William P, 1976
218			Murra, John V, Dr, 1974
218			Museo Nacional de Antropologia, n.d
218			Museum of Northern Arizona, 1977-1978
218			Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York, The, 1938
218			Myer, Dillon S, 1967
218			Myers, Phil, 1969-1972
218			Naik, T.B, 1958-1959
218			Nailor, Ruth A, 1962
218			Napier, Arch, 1950
218			Narcho, Burt, 1957
218			Naroll, Raoul, 1959-1975
218			Nash, June, n.d.
218			Nash, Philleo and Edith, 1947-1978
218			National Academy of Sciences, 1975-1987
218			National Endowment for the Humanities, 1971
218			National Geographic Society, 1950
218			National Research Council, 1978
218			Native American Studies Program, 1979
218			Naval Research Branch Office, Office of, 1953
218			Naval Research, Department of the Navy, Office of, 1953
218			Nedry, 1952
218			Neely, James Alan, 1968
218			Neifert, Gary, 1968
218			Nelson, Alvin, Mrs. (Helen), 1943-1953
218			Nelson Company, The, 1977
218			Nelson, Dorothy and Glenn, 1950-1954
218			Nelson, L.L. , 1951
218			Nelson, Lowry, 1943
218			Nesbitt, Bob, 1973
218			New Mexico Highlands University, 1962
218			New Mexico Press, The University of, 1947-1948
218			New Mexico State University, 1974-1980
218			New Republic, The, 1940
218			New University Thought, 1967
218			New York Review of Books, The, 1973
218			New York State University College, 1963
218			New York, State University of, 1969
218			New York University, 1972
218			Newman, Stanley, 1957
218			Niagara County Community College, 1971
218			Nichols, E.T. (Tad), n.d.
218			Nichols, John R, 1948
218			Nichols, Nancy, 1965
218			Niethammer, Carolyn, 1977
218			Nishitani, Martha, 1966-1976
218			Nolan, Jay, n.d.
218			Noland, Lance, 1969
218			Nolte, Richard H, 1972
218			Norbeck, Edward, 1954-1955
218			North Carolina, The University of, 1965
218			North Dakota, The Univeristy of, 1965
218			North Texas State University, 1965
218			Northern Arizona Society of Science ans Art, 1941
218			Northern Illinois University, 1965
218			Northern Virginia Educational Television, 1971
218			Northwestern University, 1957
218			Nosferand, Richard, 1980
218			Nuristani, Ahmad Yusuf, 1975
218			"Nut file" re: C.M. Goethe, 1960-1962
218			Nutini, Hugo, 1961-1962
218			Oberg, Kalervo, 1938
218			O'Brien, Jay and Cliff, 1948-1950
218			O'Connor, Mary, 1978
218			O'Mara, Roger, 1967
218			Occidental College, 1946-1951
218			Occidental Life Insurance Company of California, 1941
218			Odom, Mrs. Elvia R, 194?
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219			Ohayon, Mr. and Mrs. Frederic A, 1980
219			Ohio State University, The, 1967
219			Oklahoma Journal, The, 1969
219			Olav, Alan, 1971
219			Olin, Ida, 1948-1950
219			Olmsted, David L, 1975
219			Olsen, Betty and Olie, 1939-1942
219			Olson, Alan P, 1973
219			Olson, Philip, 1955-1962
219			Olson, Walter O, 1952
219			Onis, Jose de, 1960
219			Ontario Department of Highways, 1946
219			Opler, Marvin K, 1944-1973
219			Opler, Morris E, 1964-1987
219			Oregon State System of Higher Education, 1956
219			Oregon, University of, 1965-1969
219			Orent, Amnon, 1961-1974
219			Organization of American States, 1950
219			Ortega, Juan, 1957
219			Ortiz, Alponso, 1962-1978
219			Ortiz, Dr. Hugusto, 1962
219			Oshrin Hospital, Inc, 1956
219			Osta, Winifred, 1967
219			Ostlind, Chris, 1978
219			Oswalt, Wendell, 1955-1978
219			Overholt, Dr. Thomas W, 1973
219			Owen, Laura, 1971
219			Owen, Luru Brisoe, 1951-1984
219			Owen, Roger, 1950-1973
219			Oxford University Press, 1940
219			Pacific Coast Council on Latin American Studies, The, 1966
219			Pack, Joe, 1953-1954
219			Paddock, John, 1956
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220			Padfield, Harland, 1960-1982
220			Pageau, Gordon, 1966
220			Pagenkopf, Lt. Paul J, 1968
220			Painter, M.T. "Budge" and Lisa, 1942-1984 See also Yaqui Tucson Festival Society, Chamber of Commerce (Yaqui) and With Good Heart.
220			Palau, Miguel, 1975
220			Palli, Marion, 1967
220			Palm, William G, Jr, 1976
220			Pan American Union, n.d.
220			Pandey, Triloki Nath, 1978
220			Park, Joe, 1964-1973
220			Parker, L. Mayland, 1975
220			Parker, Seymour, 1956
220			Parmee, Edward A, 1960-1981 See also UA Indian Commission, Indian Student Advisor.
220			Parsons, Eloise, 1938
220			Parsons, Talcott, 1946
220			Pascoe, Juan, 1960-1985
220			Passin, Herbert, 1940
220			Patrick, David L, 1951-1961
220			Paul, Benjamin D, 1950-1968
220			Pavish, Maris S. (Miss.), n.d.
220			Paxton, Vincoe, 1950-1954
220			Payne, Elizabeth Ann, 1968-1969
220			Peacock, Douglas, 1967-1984
220			Pearson, Emerson, 1980
220			Pearson, Keith, 1952-1971
220			Peattie, Lisa, 1945
220			Peirce, Adah, 1957
220			Peloro, V, 1962
220			Pelton, Russ, 1964
220			Pennsylvania, University of, 1978
220			Perrone, Elizabeth A, 1973
220			Perry, Bernard B, 1949
220			Person, Lloyd H, n.d.
220			Pesada, Augustin, 1940
220			Pesqueira, Fernando, 1951-1965
220			Peters, Marion S. (Mrs. Bryan F.), n.d.
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221			Pettie, Mrs. Pete Therurmon, 1965-1974
221			Pezan, Richard J, 1961
221			Pfeifer, Helen Schmidt, 1949-1987
221			Philips, Susan (Addison), 1975-1982
221			Phoenix, City of, 1966
221			Phoenix, Junior College, 1947
221			Pijoan, Jose, 1937
221			Pijoan, Dr. Michael, 1943
221			Pike, Kenneth L, 1949-1951
221			Pima College, 1969
221			Pima County, 1944
221			Piney Woods School, 1960-1961
221			Pittman, George H, 1967
221			Plummer, Abe, 1966
221			Pogacnik, Dr. Tone, 1972-1975
221			Pole, Reginald, 1951
221			Polgar, Dr. Steven, 1964
221			Poole, Ithiel, 1971-1976
221			Polley, G.W, Jr, 1959
221			Polzer, Charlie, S.J, 1973-1979
221			Poter-Libros, 1973
221			Portlock, Daniel B.l, n.d.
221			Post Office Department, Inspection Service, 1954
221			Powdermaker, Hortense, 1959-1966
221			Powell, Desmond, 1950
221			Powell, Webster and Alice, 1955-1959
221			Powers, William and Mary, 1955-1969
221			Prades, Enrique and Margrith, 1970-1977
221			Pratelli, Gino, Prof. Ing, 1962
221			Prendergast, Bea (Mrs. J.D.), 1943
221			Pretice-Hall, Inc, 1942
221			Prescott College, 1969
221			Price, Archie, 1955-1975
221			Provinse, John H, 1934-1973 See also Indian-General folder on Wenner,Gren Supper, Conference on The American Indian. Feb. 20,1954.
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222			Pullar, Lt. J.L, 1944
222			Pulliam, Lloyd, 1969
222			Putterman, Ted, 1961
222			Quilliam, Dr. T.A, 1966
222			Race Relations Information Center, 1969
222			Radcliffe-Browne, A.R, n.d.
222			Radding de Murrieta, Cynthia, 1974-1986
222			Rainer, John C, 1981
222			Rampton, Lucybeth (Mrs. Calvin L. Rampton), 1969
222			Rathje, William L, 1980
222			Ravicz, Marilyn Ekdahl, n.d.
222			Reck, Gregroy G, 1968
222			Redfield, Robert, 1936-1958
222			Redslob, Monetter E. (Ms), 1977
222			Reed College, 1945
222			Reichel, Alicia de, 1964-1968
222			Reining, Henry, Jr, 1959
222			Rennels, Viola, 1940
222			Rey, Alberto, 1945
222			Reyes, Rogelio, 1970
222			Reyes, Vicanta, 1955
222			Reynolds, Clyde L, 1939-1941
222			Reynolds, Lynn, 1975
222			Ricciardelli, Alex. (Dr.), 1965
222			Richardson, Allan, 1969
222			Richardson, Fred L.W, 1946-1977
222			Richey, Barbara J, 1963
222			Rigby, Douglas (Mrs.), 1954
222			Rinehart and Company, Inc. Publishers, 1940-1949
222			Ritchie, John, 1960
222			Rivas, Alfonso, 1963
222			Rivera, Julius, 1959-1964
222			Robbins, James J, 1964
222			Roberts, Donald M, 1969
222			Roberts, Frank H.H, Jr, 1961
222			Roberts, Robert E.T, 1940
222			Robertson, Helen, 1948-1954
222			Robertson, Patricia Crown (Ms.), 1978
222			Robinson, 1963
222			Rocca, Marie L, 1975
222			Roche, Dr. Ruth, 1972
222			Rocky Mountain Council for Latin American Studies, 1957-1973
222			Rodrigo, Luis, 1969
222			Rodriguez, Sylvia, 1981
222			Roessel, Robert A, Jr, 1966
222			Roman Unzueta, Pelgrin, 1967
222			Ronquillo, R, n.d.
222			Rosaldo, Renato, 1963-1971
222			Rosenberg, mary Stella, 1967
222			Rosenfeld, Lynn, 1972
222			Ross, Barbara, 1978-1979
222			Ross, Mrs. P.H, 1947
222			Ross, William T. and Van, 1953-1958
222			Rossi, Ino, 1968
222			Roth, George, 1961-1978
222			Rothermel, Lillian (Mrs. Theo), 1953
222			Rouillion, Margorie C, 1957-1961
222			Rowan, Jay, 1947-1955
222			Roy, Francis A, 1954-1957
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223			Rubel, Arthur J, 1965-1969
223			Rubin de la Borbolla, Dr. Daniel, 1939
223			Rubin, Sarah Smith, n.d.
223			Rubio Mane, J. Ignacio, 1965
223			Rubio Orge, Gonzalo, 1971-1977
223			Rund, Nadine, 1966
223			Rundstrom, Donald and Ronald, 1976
223			Ruppert, David E, 1979
223			Russell Sage Foundation, 1954
223			Russo, Dom, 1969
223			Ruz Lhuillier, Alberto, n.d.
223			Ryerson, Scott, 1963-1972
223			Rylander, Michael Kent, 1968
223			Saba, Michael, 1969
223			Sackheim, Ben, 1977
223			Sady, Rachel and Emil, 1946-1979
223			Sains Malaysia, University, 1973
223			Salyer, Ann. H, n.d.
223			Samahil, Yucatan, 1978
223			Samaniego, Carlos L, 1964-1978
223			Samora, Julian, 1963-1973
223			Sanchez Lopez, Francisco A, 1977
223			Sandoval, Leo, 1954
223			Sands, Kay, 1980
223			San Francisco State College, 1966
223			Santee, Eve (Mrs. Ross), 1961
223			Sarmientos Jimenez, Luis y Jamie, 1967
223			Sasaki, Tom, 1943-1947
223			Saturday Evening Post, The, 1962
223			Sauerbrun, Henry, 1962
223			Saxton, Dean, 1952
223			Sayers, Robert, 1974-1975
223			Sayles, Edwin B, 1940-1977
223			Schaefer, Helen and John, n.d.
223			Scheans, Daniel J, 1960
223			Schlegel, Alice, 1980-1983
223			Schondube, Cloe, 1956
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224			Schroeder, Al, 1941-1975
224			Schultz, Joy, 1939
224			Schultz, Sandra L, 1975-1983
224			Schumaker, Ann, 1972
224			Schusky, Ernest L, 1963-1975
224			Schuster, Carl, 1952
224			Schuyler, Robert L, 1966-1976
224			Schwartz, Howard, 1967
224			Schweitzer, John M. "Jack", 1951-1987
224			Schweitzer, Mary L. "Mac" (White, Mrs. Art), 1955-1966
224			Sciaky, Mrs. Frances H, 1955-1975
224			Scott, Joan, 1969
224			Scott, Col. Ovid E, 1956
224			Searcy, Margaret Z, 1969
224			Sears, Paul M, 1954
224			Sears, Roebuck and Co, 1942-1943
224			Sebeok, Thomas A, 1961
224			Segundo, Thomas A, 1953
224			Sekaquaptewa, Emory, n.d.
224			Seminario de Culltura Mexicana, 1970
224			Sense, Richard G, 1962
224			Sequoia National Monument, 1974
224			Serralt, Lee, n.d.
224			Serrie, Hendrick, 1975
224			Service, Elman, 1957
224			Sharp, Morrison, 1939-1960
224			Sharter, Katherine C, 1968
224			Shaw, Anna Moore, 1966
224			Shaw, Elizabeth "Liz" , 1977-1981 See also U of A Press.
224			Shaw, John D, 1974-1976
224			Shaw, Mary, 1981-1983
224			Sheldon, Roberts S, 1958
224			Sherpard II, Lynn, 1962
224			Sheridan, Thomas, 1975-1982
224			Shinner, Joel L, 1966
224			Shiya, Tom, 1956-1970
224			Shuster, Will, n.d.
224			Shutler, Mary E. "Bettie" and Dick, 1962-1968
224			Sirorski, Kathryn, 1958
224			Sikorsky, Luz, 1964
224			Simmons, Ozzie G, 1968
224			Simon, Gwladys H. (Hughes), 1953
224			Simpson, George E, 1958
224			Simpson, James R, 1968-1982
224			Simpson, Sharleen, 1967-1983
224			Sims, Sandra, n.d.
224			Singleton, John, 1978
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225			Singer, Milton, 1973-1977
225			Sinha, Sarajit Chandra, 1954
225			Siverts, Henning, 1962
225			Sjoberg, Gideon, 1972
225			Skinner, Stanley, Alan, 1967
225			Sklar, Sam, 1956-1967
225			Sloan, Jacob, 1975
225			Slutes, Fran, 1953-1956
225			Smiley, Ted and Wenn, 1987
225			Smith, Besse, 1939
225			Smith, Courtland, 1965-1967
225			Smith, Elmer R, 1950
225			Smith, F. Glenn, 1966-1976
225			Smith, Francis N, 1974
225			Smith, Gilbert and Nora, 1943-1958
225			Smith, Harriet M, 1939
225			Smith, J. Jerome, 1967-1977
225			Smith, Linda, 1966
225			Smith, Luke M, 1948-1966
225			Smith, Paul and Virginia, 1986
225			Smith, Roderic Mark, 1950-1951
225			Smith, Sydney, 1953
225			Smith, Watson and Lucy, 1957-1981
225			Smith, William Neil, 1948-1965
225			Smithsonian Insitution, 1963
225			Snow, Loudell Fromme, 1966
225			Sodi, Demetrio, 1964-1980
225			Sofue, Takao, 1955-1974
225			Sokoloff, David M, 1966
225			Solosth, Dr. Robert E, 1943
225			Solot, Sanders K. and Ruth, 1979-1981
225			Sorenson (Waugh), Virginia, 1947-1982
225			Sottong, Dr. Phillip, 1951-1952
225			Soule, Jewel Mandelbaum, 1967-1988
225			Southern Arizona Bank and Trust Co, 1954
225			Southern Illinois University, 1965
225			Southwestern Cooperative Education Laboratory, 1966
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226			Southwestern Library Association, 1976
226			Sowls, Grace (Mrs. Lyle), 1963
226			Sparks, Joe P, 1975
226			Spaeth, Martha, 1971
226			Spaulding.Moss Company, 1946
226			Spence, Allyn, 1965-1973
226			Spencer, Katherine, 1944
226			Spicer, Roger H, 1957
226			Spicer, Simon R.H, 1977
226			Spier, Leslie, 1957
226			Spiller, Ruth Binz, 1960
226			Spindler, George D, 1947
226			Spindler, Lousie, 1962
226			Spongagle, James, 1946
226			Spray, Jan, 1977-1980
226			Stambaugh, n.d.
226			Stamm, Catherine D, 1972
226			Stamp, Ann, n.d.
226			Standing, T.G, 1981
226			Staniahlawsji, Michael B, 1963-1978
226			Stark, Barbara, 1970
226			Sterns, Stew, 1972
226			State, Department of (Howard R. Penniman), 1953
226			Steelink, Cornelius, 1970
226			Steen, Charlie R, 1937-1972
226			Stein, Deborah A, n.d.
226			Steinberg, Larry, 1977
226			Stevens Institute of Technology, The, 1943
226			Stevenson, Adlai E, n.d.
226			Steward, Julian H, 1953-1954
226			Stewart, Omer C, 1948-1966
226			Stier, Fran, n.d.
226			Stini, Ruth and Bill, 1981
226			Stocking, George W, 1977-1978
226			Stoddard, E.R, 1971
226			Stokes, Ruth, 1978
226			Stoller, Marianne L, 1974
226			Stone, Robert C. and Fredi, 1962-1987
226			Stoner, Rev. Victor, 1947-1989
226			Strang, Ruth, 1962-1966
226			Steiff, Paul and Marge, 1961-1989
226			Stravis, Joe, 1950
226			Strickler, Herbert J, 1940-1969
226			Strickon, Arnold, 1979
226			Stubbs, Blanche, 1944
226			Stubbs, Randall A. , 1972
226			Sturdevant, Willima C, 1970-1981
226			Subhadrabandhu, Phongphan, 1970
226			Suzuki, Jiro, n.d.
226			Swadesh, Morris and Fran, 1954-1974
226			Swain, Velma M, n.d.
226			Swan, Edith, 1959
226			Swann, Brian, 1966
226			Sweeney, Jean, 1984-1985
226			Sweester, Frank, 1946
226			Swezey, William R, 1946
226			Synnestvett, Brenna, 1973
226			Synnestvedt, Hubert and Cara, 1939-1975
226			Talbot, Steve, 1960-1982
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227			Tamplin, Mogan, 1971
227			Taniguchi, Nancy Jacobus, 1980
227			Tanner, Clara Lee, 1951-1983
227			Taub, Amos, 1949-1951
227			Tax, Sol, 1940-1978
227			Taylor, Jacqueline J. (Jackie), 1971-1973
227			Taylor, Walter W, 1961-1962
227			Teachers College Record, n.d.
227			Teasley, Bee Lea, 1965-1966
227			Terry, James Hendrick, 1949
227			Texas, The University of (Friedman), 1978
227			Texas Press, University of (David H. Gilbert), 1972
227			Texas Press, University of (Stan Lubeck), 1980
227			Theodoratus, Dorothea, 1968
227			Theodorson, George A, 1954
227			Theta, Alpha, 1939
227			Thomas, Emma, 1939
227			Thomas, Robert K. "K.Y", 1952-1991
227			Thompson, A.G, 1974
227			Thompson, Laura, 1973
227			Thompson, Raymond H, 1962-1979
227			3 M Company (Furlong), 1969
227			Thron, Mary, 1978
227			Throssel, Henry, 1949-1984
227			Tibbitts, Helen G. (Mrs, 1966
227			Time-Life Books, 1971-1972
227			Times-Picayune, 1938
227			Tooker, Elizabeth J. Betty, 1950-1980
227			Torrans, Thomas, 1961
227			Torre-Bueno, Theodore de la, 1948-1978
227			Tovey, Hilary (Mrs.), 1971-1972
227			Treeful, Mike / Pat, 1970-1984
227			Trejo, Annulfo, 1949
227			Triadu, Joan, 1976-1977
227			Tschohl, Peter, 1969
227			Tucson, City of, 1977
227			Tucson, Warehouse and Transfer Co, 1937-1939
227			Tucson, Woman's Club, The (Mrs. Ralph F. Geror), 1957
227			Tuggle, David, 1963-1969
227			Tulane University, 1956-1959
227			Turner, Harold W, 1972-1977
227			Tynes, Virginia, 1975-1979
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228			Ubring, Preston, 1969
228			Udall, Morris K, 1965-1987
228			Udall, Stewart L, 1948-1954
228			Ulibarri, Lorenzo, 1968
228			Underhill, Ruth, 1940-1967
228			Union of Concerned Scientists, 1982
228			Unitarian Service Committe, Inc. (Mrs. Dudley Moore), 1951-1955
228			United Nations, 1964-1967
228			Urban Institute, The, 1969
228			Urquides, Maria, 1950-1982
228			Utah, University of, 1947-1968
228			Utah State Agricultural College (Black), 1954
228			Uwaifo, Imariabe Igbinedion (Mr.), 1973-1982
228			Valenzuela, Manuel and Felicitas, 1959
228			Van Baal, Doctor J, n.d.
228			Vanderbilt University (John Mogey), 1962
228			Vandiveer, William E, 1981
228			Van Ness, John R, 1972
228			Van Walkenberg, Sallie (Harris), 1958-1984
228			Van Willigen, John, 1966-1978
228			Van Willigen, John, 1966-1978
228			van Zantwijk, Dr. R.A.M. (Rudolf), 1968
228			Varguez Pacheco, Rufino, 1978
228			Vasey Stowell, Mrs. Emily, 1982
228			Vaught, Andy (WRA), 1942
228			Velarde Oblitas, Nora, 1965
228			Velasco Nunez, Manuel D, 1964
228			Velasquez G, Pablo, 1970
228			Velez Esquivel, Fausto, 1940
228			Velten, Helga Terri, 1964
228			Viking Press Inc. Publishers, The, 1961
228			Vidal, Federico S, 1973-1975
228			Villa, Eduardo W, 1940-1960
228			Villa Rojas, Alfonso, 1943-1979
228			Vintage Books, Inc, 1959
228			Vision Incorporated, n.d.
228			Visual Communications, 1972
228			Vlahas, George, 1958-1959
228			Voegelin, C.F, 1955-1970
228			Vogt, Evon, 1951-1966
228			Vokswagenwerk (Dr. Werner Boder), 1979-1981
228			Waddell, Jack, 1965-1969
228			Wagner, Jean K, 1977
228			Wahrhaftig, Albert, 1966-1969
228			Waite, Roy R, 1939
228			Walker, Deward E, Jr, 1969-1975
228			Walker and Dunlop, Inc, 1944-1946
228			Walker, Glen L, 1961
228			Walther, Genevieve, 1954-1956
228			Warfield, Joan, 1971
228			Warner, B.B, 1969
228			Watner Modular Publications, Inc, 1973
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229			Warner, W. Lloyd, 1936-1968
229			Warren, Dave, 1975-1977
229			Warrior, Audrey, 1945
229			Washington State University, 1967
229			Washington, University of, 1960
229			Watkins, David G, 1953
229			Watkins, David and Jesse, 1945-1948
229			Wauchope, Dr. Robert, 1954
229			Waugh, Robert, 1953-1967
229			Wax, Rosalie, 1968
229			Weakly, Ward F, 1967
229			Weatherhead, Richard W. (Foundation), 1970-1982
229			Weaver, Thomas, 1967-1972
229			Webb, Don and Jo, 1970-1972
229			Webb, George, 1957-2000
229			Webster, Jane S. and Larry Scott, 1955-1979
229			Weckler, Joe, 1938-1939
229			Wedel, Mrs. Waldo R. (Mildred Mott), 1938-1965
229			Weinman, Janice, 1969
229			Weitlaner, Robert, 1970
229			Wellemeyer, John Fletcher, 1962
229			Welles, Phil, 1955
229			Wentworth, William E, 1941
229			Weppner, Robert S, 1967
229			Wescott, Roger, 1953
229			Western Washington State College, 1971
229			Weston, Edward, 1941-1981
229			Whalen, Fr. Norman, 1941-1981
229			Whishaw, Lorna, 1963
229			White, Charles B, 1956-1969
229			White, Leslie A, 1962-1967
229			White House Department Store, 1942
229			Whiting, Alred F. "Al", "Owl", 1947-1978
229			Wicke, Charles R, 1963-1967
229			Wiener, Leonard, n.d.
229			Wilcox, David R, 1972-1980
229			Wilder, Carleton S, 1940-1979
229			Wilder, Charles G, 1938-1943
229			Wilgarde, Ralph, 1949
229			Wilkins, Theresa, 1939
229			Willard, William, 1967-1976
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230			Willey, Gordon R, 1938-1960
230			Williams, Aubrey, 1958-1982
230			Williams, Lloyd and Minnie, 1979-1983
230			Williams, Norman and Jeanne, 1980
230			Williams, Sidney E, 1976
230			William, Thomas, 1954-1977
230			Williamson, George Hunt, n.d.
230			Willink, Frank and Silira, 1968-1975
230			Wilmsen, Edwin M, 1965
230			Wilson, M.L, 1952-1953
230			Wilson, Oliver L. (Mrs.), 1945-1947
230			Winheld, Mark, 1969-1980
230			Winner, Marcus C, 1970
230			Wirth, Louis, 1948-1949
230			Wisconsin-Milwaukee, The University of (James Silverberg), 1964
230			Wisdom, Charles, 1947
230			Wise, Russ and Winnie, 1969-1972
230			Wittfogel, Karl and Esther, 1962-1963
230			Wolff, Kurt H, 1949
230			Woodbury, Natalie and Dick, 1945-1987
230			Woodworth's Book Store, 1938
230			World Book Encyclopedia, Inc, 1974
230			Wright, Barton, 1977-1981
230			Wright, Charles MacPhee, 1955
230			Wright, Rolland H, 1967-1968
230			Wulff, Robert M, 1975
230			Wylie, Margaret, 1953-1954
230			Xavier, Juan, 1976
230			Yale, Andrew, 1975
230			Yale University (David Pilbeam), 1976
230			Yatsushiro, Toshio, 1950-1962 See also WRA.
230			Yawman and Erbe Mfg. Co, 1945
230			Yazzie, Edwin L, 1966
230			Yeganehlayegh, Judith L. Garner, 1982
230			Young, Vernon, n.d.
230			Young Women's Christian Association, 1953
230			Yoshino, Roger, 1966-1969
230			Zahniser, Jack L, 1965
230			Zamora, Mario D, 1964-1975
230			Zanni, Mr. Shlomo, 1956
230			Zingg, Robert M, 1941
230			Zoritch, George, 1965-1987


Series VIII: Yaqui Files, 1700s-1999 (Bulk 1939-1988)

	Subseries 1: Yaqui Files
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231	1	Yaqui Field Notes: Key to marginal notations in Yaqui Diary & field notes.
231	2	Gila Sonoran Files: Suggestions for setting up, from Betty Williamson & M.T.
231	3	Gila Sonoran Files: Suggested Plan for Setting up an Ethnological Laboratory for the Gila-Sonora area.
231	4	Gila Sonoran Files.
231	5	Middle America research.
231	6	Ramah (Navajo).
231	7	File Categories for Yaqui & Ethnology Files.
231	8	Yaqui correspondence: Sundry Notes, addresses.
231	9	Yaqui correspondence: A, 1940-1966
231	10	Yaqui correspondence: B, 1936-1975
231	11	Yaqui correspondence: William Bork, 1982-1983
231	12	Yaqui correspondence: C, 1940-1978
231	13	Yaqui correspondence: C. Castaneda, 1969, n.d.
231	14	Yaqui correspondence: D, 1941-1991
231	15	Yaqui correspondence: Richard Day, William T. Yost, 1940-1968
231	16	Yaqui correspondence: John M. Dedrick, 1940-1983
231	17	Yaqui correspondence: Evelyn Hu DeHart, 1971-1979
231	18	Yaqui correspondence: E, 1978-1994
231	19	Yaqui correspondence: F, 1944-1971
231	20	Yaqui correspondence: G, 1940-1980
231	21	Yaqui correspondence: Cecile Gouy Gilbert, Jim Griffith, 1976-1981
231	22	Yaqui correspondence: Lorne Greenberg, Gwinn Vivian, 1982-1994
231	23	Yaqui correspondence: Salome Hernandez, 1972-1973
231	24	Yaqui correspondence: H, 1936-1989
231	25	Yaqui correspondence: I, 1975
231	26	Yaqui correspondence: J, 1958, n.d.
231	27	Yaqui correspondence: Johnson, Jean B. and Irmgard, 1939-1977
231	28	Yaqui correspondence: K, 1938-1976
231	29	Yaqui correspondence: Jane Holden Kelley, 1969, n.d.
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232	1	Yaqui correspondence: Jane Holden Kelley, 1969-1974
232	2	Yaqui correspondence: Gertrude Prokosch Kurath, 1944-1956
232	3	Yaqui correspondence: L, 1942-1985
232	4	Yaqui correspondence: M, 1941-1994
232	5	Yaqui correspondence: Mc, 1975
232	6	Yaqui correspondence: N, 1941-1977
232	7	Yaqui correspondence: O, 1941-1980
232	8	Yaqui correspondence: P, 1943-1996
232	9	Yaqui correspondence: Chad T. Phinney, 1982
232	10	Yaqui correspondence: Q - empty.
232	11	Yaqui correspondence: R, 1956-1975
232	12	Yaqui correspondence: S, 1941-1995
232	13	Yaqui correspondence: Virginia Sorenson (Mrs. Alec Waugh), 1946-1969
232	14	Yaqui correspondence: Richard Sortomme, 1938. Includes photographs.
232	15	Yaqui correspondence: T, 1969-1978
232	16	Yaqui correspondence: Tucson Chamber of Commerce, 1938
232	17	Yaqui correspondence: U - empty.
232	18	Yaqui correspondence: V, 1942-1979
232	19	Yaqui correspondence: W, 1950-1982
232	20	Yaqui correspondence: Carleton S. and Judith Wilder, 1942-1956
232	21	Yaqui correspondence: X- empty.
232	22	Yaqui correspondence: Y - empty.
232	23	Yaqui correspondence: Z - empty.
232	24	Correspondence with Yaquis: A-Z, 1937-1992
232	25	Correspondence with Yaquis: Joe D. Romero, 1937-1969
232	26	Correspondence with Yaquis: Juan Jesus Ujllolimea, 1942-1971
232	27	Correspondence with Yaquis: Joe F. Vasquez, 1955-1987
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233	1	Pascua Diary and Field Notes: Notes about, location of.
233	2	Pascua Diary and Field Notes: Pascua diary, January 28-March 19, 1937
233	3	Pascua Diary and Field Notes: Pascua diary, March 20-April 21, 1937
233	4	Pascua Diary and Field Notes: Pascua Diary, April 22-June 27, 1937
233	5	Pascua Diary and Field Notes: Reports on field work, 1936-1937
233	6	Pascua Diary and Field Notes: Various notes.
233	7	Pascua Diary and Field Notes: Field notes, 1981-1986
233	8	Pascua Diary and Field Notes: Yaqui recordings at ASM, 1988
233	9	Yaqui conferences and seminars: C.O.R.D. Conference, 1972
233	10	Yaqui conferences and seminars: “Context of the Yaqui Easter ceremony,” EHS talk, C.O.R.D. Conference, 1972
233	11	Yaqui conferences and seminars: UA 399b: World Views - Yaqui, 1971?
233	12	Yaqui conferences and seminars: Yaqui seminars, 1972-1978
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234	1	Yaqui conferences and seminars: UA 396Q, Spring 1975
234	2	Yaqui conferences and seminars: Various notes.
234	3	Yaqui conferences and seminars: Wenner-Gren Yaqui Ritual Conference, 1981
234	4	Yaqui conferences and seminars: The Year of the Yaqui, Holden Symposium at Texas Tech, 1984
234	5	Yaqui conferences and seminars: “A Brief Period in the Long History of the Yaqui,” RBS paper and notes for Holden Symposium, 1984
234	6	Yaqui conferences and seminars: Texas Tech - ICASALS.
234	7	Yaqui conferences and seminars: First International Yaqui Language & Culture Conference, Old Pascua, AZ, RBS talk, 1989
234	8	Yaqui conferences and seminars: Arts Genesis Trilingual Conference, 1990
234	9	Yaqui conferences and seminars: RBS talks and notes re: Easter movie, 1991
234	10	Yaqui conferences and seminars: Yaqui Easter movie, film narration.
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235	1	Yaqui conferences and seminars: Yaqui Easter movie, script and correspondence.
235	2	Yaqui conferences and seminars: Rosamond B. Spicer slide talk at 4th International Yaqui Language & Family Literary Conference, 1991
235	3	Yaqui conferences and seminars: Talk on Yaqui women by Michelle Taigue, 1991
235	4	Talks, Lectures by Edward H. Spicer: Radio programs on Yaquis. See also: Symposia, Talks.
235	5	Talks, Lectures by Edward H. Spicer: Heard Museum lecture, 1950
235	6	Talks, Lectures by Edward H. Spicer: “The Interpretation of Yaqui Religion” talk, 1975
235	7	Talks, Lectures by Edward H. Spicer: BIA lecture on Yaquis, Phoenix, 1978
235	8	Talks, Lectures by Edward H. Spicer: Easter Ceremonies-lecture notes by Edward H. Spicer, 1948-1962
235	9	Articles and books by Edward H. Spicer and Rosamond B. Spicer: First draft of “Potam,” 1942
235	10	Articles and books by Edward H. Spicer and Rosamond B. Spicer: “Cultural Integration in Southwestern United States,” 1937
235	11	Articles and books by Edward H. Spicer and Rosamond B. Spicer: “The Religious Participation of Yaqui Children,” 1937
235	12	Articles and books by Edward H. Spicer and Rosamond B. Spicer: “The Yaqui Indians of Arizona,” 1940
235	13	Articles and books by Edward H. Spicer and Rosamond B. Spicer: “Perspectives,” Yaqui notes for chapter 2, 1961
235	14	Articles and books by Edward H. Spicer and RBS: Dance probe, 1978
235	15	Articles and books by Edward and Rosamond Spicer: Rosamond B. Spicer Interview with Anselmo and Heather Valencia, 1985
235	16	Articles and books by Edward H. Spicer and Rosamond B. Spicer: Correspondence re: “A Yaqui point of view,” 1985
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236	1	Articles and books by Edward H. Spicer and Rosamond B. Spicer: RBS Yaqui article for Encyclopedia of Native Americans in the 20th Century, 1992-1993
236	2	Papers about Yaquis and related subjects: Edward H. Spicer article “Problemas Yaquis,” in Hispano Americano, 1951
236	3	Papers about Yaquis and related subjects: Edward H. Spicer article “Maintenance of Solidarity: The Arizona Yaqui Case”
236	4	Papers about Yaquis and related subjects: Article by Lic. Francisco Xavier Manzo Taylor, “El Corrido de Obregon: Un Hecho Historico ala Luz de la Tradicion Oral Sonorense,” 1981
236	5	Papers about Yaquis and related subjects: Article by Fernando “Camara Barbachano, El Papel de la Religion en la Integracion Y Desintegracion de la Sociedad y Cultura Yaqui,” 1962
236	6	Papers about Yaquis and related subjects: Larry Evers and Felipe Molina, “The Holy Dividing Line,” draft, 1991
236	7	Papers about Yaquis and related subjects: Larry Evers and Felipe Molina, “The Holy Dividing Line,” Draft and Hiakim: The Yaqui Homeland, 1991-1992
236	8	Papers about Yaquis and related subjects: Ramiro Guerrero, S.J., “The Role of Religious Institutions in the Process of Change among Yaqui Indians of Sonora, Mexico,” 1970
236	9	Papers about Yaquis and related subjects: Pamela Hartman, article for Tucson Citizen, 1994
236	10	Papers about Yaquis and related subjects: Thomas B. Hinton, “North Mexican Indian Cultures,” Encyclopaedia Britannica, 13th ed., 1974
236	11	Papers about Yaquis and related subjects: Armando Hopkins Durazo, “Los Indigenas Sonorenses y su contribucion a Sonora Actual,” in Boletin de la Sociedad Sonorense de Historia, #21, May-June 1955
236	12	Papers about Yaquis and related subjects: Jane Holden Kelley, The Tall Candle.
236	13	Papers about Yaquis and related subjects: Jane Holden Kelley, working draft of “Life History of Matilde Gonzalez.” Chapter for Yaqui Women, 1978
236	14	Papers about Yaquis and related subjects: Gertrude P. Kurath, “Panorama of Dance Ethnology,” in Current Anthropology, 1:3, 1960
236	15	Papers about Yaquis and related subjects: Steven V. Lutes, “The Mask and the Magic of the Yaqui Paskola Clowns,” 1978
236	16	Papers about Yaquis and related subjects: Mary Jane Martinez, “A Yaqui View,” 1965
236	17	Papers about Yaquis and related subjects: Janet R. Moone, “Yaqui Social Structure; An Analysis in the Context of Change,” May 1965
236	18	Papers about Yaquis and related subjects: Thomas R. McGuire, “Ecological Consequences of Economic Change in a Yaqui Fishing Cooperative,” 1975
236	19	Papers about Yaquis and related subjects: Tom McGuire, “Ceremonial participation, economic change and cultural persistence: a comparison of Yaquis and Mayos,” 1975
236	20	Papers about Yaquis and related subjects: Thomas R. McGuire, “Administration, Autonomy and Conflict in the Yaqui Valley, Sonora,” December 1977
236	21	Papers about Yaquis and related subjects: Articles by Gary Nabhan.
236	22	Papers about Yaquis and related subjects: Articles by Gary Nabhan: Newspaper clippings.
236	23	Papers about Yaquis and related subjects: Margarita Nolasco Armas, “Estratificacion Intraetnica e interetica,” 1974
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237	1	Papers about Yaquis and related subjects: Mary O'Connor, “The Pilgrimage to Magdalena,” 1984
237	2	Papers about Yaquis and related subjects: A. Ortiz, “Cosmological Correlates of Tewa Sex Role Classification,” 1981
237	3	Papers about Yaquis and related subjects: Marilyn Quinto, “Why Families Move. Summary of Literature of Socio-Demographic Migration Literature. Old to New Pascua,” 1977
237	4	Papers about Yaquis and related subjects: Cynthia Radding, “Capitalism in the Desert: Conflict and Accommodation in Revolutionary Sonora,” 1987
237	5	Papers about Yaquis and related subjects: Letter, George Roth to Edward H. Spicer, 1975
237	6	Papers about Yaquis and related subjects: Letter, George Roth to Edward H. Spicer, 1976
237	7	Papers about Yaquis and related subjects: Romney, Kim, “The Genetic Model and Uto-Aztecan Time Perspective.”
237	8	Papers about Yaquis and related subjects: Schechner, Richard, “Points of Contact Between Theatre People and Anthropologists,” draft, 1982
237	9	Papers about Yaquis and related subjects: Sheridan, Tom, “An Economic History of Republican Sonora,” 1975
237	10	Papers about Yaquis and related subjects: Sheridan, Tom and Gary Nabhan, “Living the River: Traditional Farmers of the Rio San Miguel, Sonora, Mexico,” in Journal of Arizona History , 19:1, 1978
237	11	Papers about Yaquis and related subjects: Thomas, Robert K, “Comparison of Mexican American and Yaqui Culture,” 1979
237	12	Papers about Yaquis and related subjects: Warner, Judith Ann, “The Life History of Miguel Martinez,” 1976
237	13	Papers about Yaquis and related subjects: Willard, Bill, “Toward an Anthropology of Anthropology, A Place Beneath the Dawn,” 1993
237	14	Yaqui Ceremonialism: Edward H. Spicer notes.
237	15	Yaqui Ceremonialism: Field notes, 1936
237	16	Yaqui Ceremonialism: Lucas Chavez's Notebook.
237	17	Yaqui Ceremonialism: Leaflets about various Indian fiestas.
237	18	Yaqui Ceremonialism: Re: Ignacio Alvarez's (Puri) Prayer Book.
237	19	Easter: Passion Plays.
237	20	Easter: Bibliography.
237	21	Easter: Holy Week in: Sevilla, Lucerne, Sicily - reading notes.
237	22	Easter: Easter in Suaqui, etc. Letters, Manuel Martinez Jr. to Edward H. Spicer, 1950
237	23	Easter: Warner (Gittings), Bets - reading notes, bibliography on Easter in Mexico.
237	24	Easter: Barker, George C, The Yaqui Easter Ceremony in Hermosillo, 1957
237	25	Easter: Semana Santa in Tumacacori, letter, Louis Caywood to Spicers, 1941
237	26	Easter: Letter, Ralph L. Beals to Spicers, 1932, 1937
237	27	Easter: Edward H. Spicer general notes on Pascua Easter, 1940
237	28	Easter: Newspaper clippings, 1948
237	29	Easter: Various stories about.
237	30	Easter: Newspaper clippings, 1960
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238	1	Easter: Rosamond B. Spicer “The Easter Fiesta of the Yaqui Indians of Pascua Arizona,” unpublished M.A. thesis, Univ. Of Chicago, 1939 (1 of 2)
238	2	Easter: Rosamond B. Spicer “The Easter Fiesta of the Yaqui Indians of Pascua Arizona,” unpublished M.A. thesis, Univ. Of Chicago, 1939 (2 of 2)
238	3	Easter: Rosamond B. Spicer notes and analysis for M.A. thesis.
238	4	Easter: Rosamond B. Spicer thesis, notes, correspondence, 1938-1939
238	5	Easter: Edward H. Spicer, A Short History of Pascua, 1937
238	6	Easter: Pascua Field notes by David J. Jones, Jr, 1936
238	7	Easter: Pascua, Edward H. Spicer & Rosamond B. Spicer field notes, 1940-1941
238	8	Easter: Pascua, Al Schroeder and Carleton Wilder field notes; Richard Jones field notes, 1940, 1959
238	9	Easter: Pascua, student observations, 1959
238	10	Easter: Pascua, field notes on 5th & 6th Fridays by MVG, 1951
238	11	Easter: Pascua, some Rosamond B. Spicer notes on Easter, 1984-1985
238	12	Easter: Pascua, Chamber of Commerce: field notes,
238	13	Easter: Pascua, Chamber of Commerce: field notes,
238	14	Easter: Pascua, Chamber of Commerce: pamphlets, committees, correspondence, 1940-1950
238	15	Easter: The Pascua Yaqui Easter Ceremonies, official program of the Pascua Yaqui Association, 1967-1968
238	16	Easter: Sermon of Ignacio Alvarez, 1941, 1947
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239	1	Easter: Pascua, “The Yaqui Easter Ceremony,” correspondence, 1938-1940
239	2	Easter: Pascua, “Soldiers of Satan, an Interpretation of a Yaqui Indian Passion Play” by Richard Sortomme and “He Painted the Yaquis,” by Ruby Bowen, 1939
239	3	Easter: Pascua, “The Passion,” by Refugio Savala.
239	4	Easter: William C. Holden, “La Fiesta de Gloria” and correspondence, 1934, 1984
239	5	Easter: Corrected copy of Holy Week in Potam, by Edward H. Spicer.
239	6	Easter: Partially corrected copy of Holy Week in Potam, by Edward H. Spicer.
239	7	Easter: Edward H. Spicer notes for a long “Poem of the Easter Ceremonies at Pascua.”
239	8	Easter: Mary Elizabeth, “The Easter Sermon at Pascua and a comparison of Pascua, Torim, and Potam,” 1963
239	9	Easter: Tamara B. Gilbert, “The Image of the Viejito in Yaqui Society,” 1980
239	10	Easter: Photographs by Charles Herbert of Western Ways, April 1952
239	11	Easter: Charles Herbert, “Pascua Ceremonies Blend Two Cultures,” 1975
239	12	Easter: “Easter at Pascua Village,” 1968
239	13	Easter: “Arizona's Yaqui Indians Relive Holy Week Drama,” in National Geographic School Bulletin, 1973
239	14	Easter: Harold S. Choate, Cokie.
239	15	Easter: Joe Wilder's Symposium, The Southwest: Region as Commodity, April 1990
239	16	Chapayekas: Edward H. Spicer notes.
239	17	Chapayekas: Rosamond B. Spicer, “The Clown in Yaqui Ceremony.”
239	18	Chapayekas: Cowlic Fariseos.
239	19	Chapayekas: Notes.
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240	1	Deer Dancer: Edward H. Spicer notes for Dance Probe, 1978
240	2	Deer Dancer: Photos by Tom Hinton, Magdalena, 1954
240	3	Deer Dancer: Miki Maso's Sermon at Yuem Pueblo, Marana, 1987
240	4	Deer Dancer: Record of tape recording of Deer and Pascola, Dr. Variakojis, 1959
240	5	Deer Dancer: Larry Evers and Felipe Molina, Yaqui Deer Songs early draft, later published as Yaqui Deer Songs, Maso Bwikam.
240	6	Deer Dancer: Larry Evers, “Seyawaila - The Flower World - Yaqui Deer Songs.”
240	7	Deer Dancer: Mary Shaw articles and correspondence, 1981, 1987
240	8	Deer Dancer: Edward H. Spicer, “La Danza Yaqui del Venado en la Cultura Mexicana” and letter to Marvin Cohen, 1965, 1980
240	9	Deer Dancer: Photographs and paintings of Deer Dancer.
240	10	Pascolas: Photographs and drawings.
240	11	Pascolas: Drawings by Edward H. Spicer of Pascola masks and of Chapayeka mask by Rosamond B. Spicer, 1942
240	12	Pascolas: Edward H. Spicer notes.
240	13	Pascolas: Edward H. Spicer ephemera.
240	14	Pascolas: 7 photographs.
240	15	Pascolas: Amos Taub, “The Traditional Poetry of the Yaqui Indians” and “On the Trail of Song.”
240	16	Pascolas: Correspondence re: Pascola mask at Bryn Athyn Museum, 1981
240	17	Matachinis: Notes by David Jones et al.
240	18	Matachinis: 15 photographs, 1937-1947
240	19	Matachinis: 5 photographs, San Juan Pueblo, NM, 1940
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241	1	Matachinis: Matachin dance at San Xavier, dia de San Francisco, 1948
241	2	Matachinis: Sylvia Rodriguez, “The Matachines in Taos: Ritual Symbolism and Interethnic Relations,” 1988
241	3	Matachinis: Patron Saint of Matachinis in Potam, Rosamond B. Spicer note, 1995
241	4	Coyote: Larry Evers and Felipe Molina, “Coyote Songs,” 1988
241	5	Coyote: Stephen Erdely letter to Rosamond B. Spicer and musical notations.
241	6	Other Yaqui Dances, 1940, 1995
241	7	Easter related papers: Yaqui Holy Week in Potam, not corrected.
241	8	Easter related papers: Yaqui Holy Week in Potam.
241	9	Easter related papers: Edward H. Spicer, “Yaqui Easter Ceremonies.”
241	10	Easter related papers: “Context of the Yaqui Easter Ceremony,” 1972
241	11	Easter related papers: Rosamond B. Spicer, Pascua Easter Ceremony, 1939
241	12	Easter related papers: Rosamond B. Spicer, “The Clown in Yaqui Ceremony,” 1937
241	13	Easter related papers: Rosamond B. Spicer, “Easter Ceremonies in the Yaqui Village of Pascua, Arizona,” 1937
241	14	Easter related papers: Rosamond B. Spicer, “Yaqui Holy Week in Potam, (R.Y.) and Pascua (AZ) Compared,” 1985
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242	1	Easter related papers: Anita Alvarado, Easter in Verges, Catalonia, Spain, notes and correspondence, 1973
242	2	Easter related papers: Jean Armstrong, “Yaqui Easter,” 1985
242	3	Easter related papers: Donald Bahr, “Pima-Papago Christianity and Easter,” and correspondence, 1988
242	4	Easter related papers: Fernando Benitez, Los Indios de Mexico: I. Tierra de los brujos, II. Nostalgia del paraiso, 1970
242	5	Easter related papers: Antonino Buttitta, “Pasqua in Sicilia.”
242	6	Easter related papers: N. Ross Crumrine, “Drama Folklorico en Latino America: Estructura y significado del ritual y simbolismo en Cuaresma y de la Semana Santa,” 1986
242	7	Easter related papers: N. Ross Crumrine, “Folk Drama in Latin America: Lenten-Easter Ritual and Symbolism.”
242	8	Easter related papers: Pamphlets – “Spanish Holy Week in Esparraguera and Elbe,” 1971
242	9	Easter related papers: James S. Griddith, “Kachinas and Masking,” 1983
242	10	Easter related papers: Jose Iturriaga de la Fuente, “Los Tarahumara: Persistencia de la Magia,” 1988
242	11	Easter related papers: Francisca vd. de Figueroa of Topupa Aceda, “La Oracion del Huerto,” 1959
242	12	Easter related papers: Roger C. Owen, “Easter Ceremonies among Opata Descendants of Northern Sonora, Mexico,” 1958
242	13	Easter related papers: “Taxco, Mexico, Holy Week,” newspaper clipping,1985
242	14	Easter related papers: People interested in Yaquis for one reason or another.
242	15	Easter related papers: Compendio de Historia Sagrada for F.T.D.
242	16	Easter related papers: Christian Life Calendar, 1936
242	17	Easter related papers: Christian Life Calendar, 1937
242	18	Easter related papers: Calendario Artistico-Religioso and Calendario Religioso Astronomico y Literario, 1942, 1971
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243	1	Religion: Yaqui Ritual Material Culture - purchases by Arizona State Museum.
243	2	Religion: Folk Catholicism.
243	3	Religion: Edward H. Spicer notes on Yaqui religion.
243	4	Religion: Edward H. Spicer notes, “The Forms of Religious Life: Ceremony and Ritual,” 1936
243	5	Religion: Edward H. Spicer, “Yaqui Religion and the Religious Arts,” 1980
243	6	Religion: Edward H. Spicer, “What Is Religion to the Yaquis?”
243	7	Religion: Rosamond B. Spicer, “The Religious Participation of Yaqui Children,” 1937
243	8	Religion: Xavier Albo, “Jesuitas y Culturas Indigenas. Peru 1568- 1606,” 1966
243	9	Religion: Richard Schechner, “Restoration and Behavior,” 1981
243	10	Early Historic Documents: Edward H. Spicer request to UA Foundation for funds to translate 18th & 19th century documents, 1972
243	11	Early Historic Documents: Thomas E. Sheridan, “Prelude to Conquest: Yaqui Population, Subsistence, and Warfare during the Protohistoric Period,” 1979
243	12	Early Historic Documents: Spanish articles from the Bancroft Library.
243	13	Early Historic Documents: Yaqui - Seri, Pima, and Apache notes from Biblioteca Nacional.
243	14	Early Historic Documents: Andres Perez de Ribas, Libro Septimo.
243	15	Early Historic Documents: Yaqui Migrations - Kino missions, notes copied from Bolton.
243	16	Early Historic Documents: Letter to Hank Dobyns and copies of documents from Archivo del Govierno Eclesiastico...Catedral de San Agustin.
243	17	Early Historic Documents: Reports/letters from Spanish Padres and Captains from the 1700s.
243	18	Early Historic Documents: Archival papers of Mission of San Ignacio, Torim, up to year 1744.
243	19	Early Historic Documents: Paul H. Ezell, “Fray Diego Bringas, a Forgotten Cartographer of Sonora,” 1956
243	20	Early Historic Documents: Henry F. Dobyns, “A Proposal for Continuing Investigation of the Conditions of Peace and War in Yaqui Indian-Mexican Relations,” 1954
243	21	The 'Rebellion' of 1740: Letter, Charlie Polzer to Edward H. Spicer
243	22	The 'Rebellion' of 1740: Abstract about rebellion, correspondence with John Meredith, and translation of Mateo Ansaldo text.
243	23	The 'Rebellion' of 1740: Notes on rebellion.
243	24	The 'Rebellion' of 1740: John Meredith articles. The Yaqui Rebellion of 1740: A Jesuit Account, An Interpretation and The Yaqui Rebellion of 1740: A Reconsideration.
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244	1	The 'Rebellion' of 1740: Edward H. Spicer, “Rebellion of 1740” draft.
244	2	Period of banderas and jusacamea: Robert W. Munson, “Analysis of Contemporary Documents Concerning Yaqui History in the Period 1825-1833,” 1975
244	3	Period of banderas and jusacamea: Robert C. Stevens, Mexico's Forgotten Frontiers: A History of Sonora, 1821-1846, ch. 3 of Ph.D, 1963
244	4	Period of banderas and jusacamea: Letters re: Yaqui/Mayo, 1826-1832 notes from the Arizona Historical Society.
244	5	Period of banderas and jusacamea: Letters re: Yaqui/Mayo, 1826-1832.
244	6	Period of banderas and jusacamea: Letter from Jose Ysidro Gocochoa to Jusacamea and letter to Juan de la Bandera from Buitemea and Jusacamea, translated by Ernesto Quiroga.
244	7	Period of banderas and jusacamea: Juan Banderas, materials collected by Bill Bork.
244	8	Period of banderas and jusacamea: Albert William Bork, “Juan de la Bandera, Hero or Charlatan?”
244	9	Period of banderas and jusacamea: Letter, Bork to Edward H. Spicer, 1952
244	10	Period of banderas and jusacamea: John M. Dedrick, “Las Cartas en Yaqui de Juan 'Bandera',” 1985
244	11	Period of banderas and jusacamea: Notes by Rosamond B. Spicer on Banderas War from Lt. Hardy Travels in Mexico.
244	12	Cajeme: Jose Maria Leyva Cajeme.
244	13	Cajeme: Frank M. Hillary, “The Yaqui Leader: Jesus Maria Leyva, Cajeme, 1837-1887, and the Mexico of His Time,” 1924
244	14	Cajeme: Sundry Edward H. Spicer notes.
244	15	Yaquis and the Mexican Revolution of 1910, Edward H. Spicer notes.
244	16	Summaries of Yaqui History: Notes from newspaper clippings.
244	17	Summaries of Yaqui History: References to newspaper and other articles.
244	18	Summaries of Yaqui History: Los prisioneros, 1976
244	19	Summaries of Yaqui History: War Department report, The Yaqui Indians of Mexico, 1916
244	20	Summaries of Yaqui History: Edward H. Spicer reading notes.
244	21	Summaries of Yaqui History: Tom Sheridan, “A Summary of Sonoran Colonial History,” 1974
244	22	Summaries of Yaqui History: Memories of Valle Nacional as told by Don Enrique Segura of Xalapa, Vera Cruz, 1967
244	23	Summaries of Yaqui History: Raphael Carlos Estrada, “Historical Account of the Yaqui Indian,” 1932
244	24	Summaries of Yaqui History: Evelyn HuDehart, “A History of the Yaqui Nation, rough outline.
244	25	Summaries of Yaqui History: Anselmo Valenica, “Brief History of the Yaqui,” 1956
244	26	Summaries of Yaqui History: Felipe Molina, Yaqui History and Language.
244	27	Summaries of Yaqui History: Review of Cycles of Conquest.
244	28	Summaries of Yaqui History: Proposal for study of the oral history of Arizona Yaquis.
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245	1	Yaquis in Sonora: Letter from Henry F. Dobyns to Edward H. Spicer, 1957
245	2	Yaquis in Sonora: Notes and pamphlets.
245	3	Yaquis in Sonora: Lazaro Cardenas Decrees to the Yaqui Tribe, 1938-39, Xeroxed from Fabila, Las Tribus Yaquis de Sonora, 1940
245	4	Yaquis in Sonora: Martin Rubio, alias Rodney Adam Coronado, newspaper clipping, 1994
245	5	Yaquis in Sonora: Letter to President Diaz Ordaz from Tribu Yaqui. Two different copies, with signatures, 1965
245	6	Yaquis in Sonora: Letter, Gonzalo Aguirre Beltran to Edward H. Spicer, 1966
245	7	Yaquis in Arizona: Alien Registration newspaper clipping and notes, 1940
245	8	Yaquis in Arizona: Edward H. Spicer and Rosamond B. Spicer notes.
245	9	Yaquis in Arizona: Work.
245	10	Yaquis in Arizona: Edward H. Spicer notes.
245	11	Maps: Map of Potam, drawn by Rosamond B. Spicer.
245	12	Maps: Yaqui River/Sonora maps.
245	13	Maps: Hacienda map & notes.
245	14	Maps: Missions of Sonora, 1614-1826.
245	15	Yaqui law: Lora l. Miller, “‘Yaqui Law’ or Yaqui Law?”1975
245	16	Yaqui law: Jane Holden Kelley, “Some Observations on Yaqui Law,” 1972
245	17	Yaqui law: Jane Holden Kelley, “Some Observations on Yaqui Law,” revision.
245	18	Yaqui law: Jane Holden Kelley, “Conflict and Law in Yaqui Society,” 1972
245	19	Yaqui law: Jane Holden Kelley, “Yaquis as Users of Legal Systems: A Preliminary Inquiry into the Context and Handling of Dispute Situations,” 1978
245	20	Yaqui law: Jane Holden Kelley, “Forms of Social Control in Yaqui Society and Law Talk Mobilization Procedures, and Dispute Management in Yaqui Society,” 1984, 1989
245	21	Land: Pascua land tenure.
245	22	Land: The Marshall Foundation - (Old) Pascua Land.
245	23	Land: Rio Yaqui Wheat Harvest, 1973
245	24	Land: Andy Yale, “A Comparison of Territorial Sanctity in Two Cultures Yaqui and Hopi,” 1973
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246	1	OEO New Pascua: The Founding of New Pascua Pueblo, Edward H. Spicer notes for lecture, 1978,1979
246	2	OEO New Pascua: Indices of Edward H. Spicer and MTP materials in ASM Archives.
246	3	OEO New Pascua: John R. Lewis, E. H. Spicer, William Willard, The Pascua Yaqui Development Project, 1966-69, 1970
246	4	OEO New Pascua: William Willard, The Pascua Yaqui Development Project, 1966-69, revision of Part III, 1985
246	5	OEO New Pascua: UA Press MS appraisals.
246	6	OEO New Pascua: OEO MS correspondence with William Willard (missing).
246	7	OEO New Pascua: Rosamond B. Spicer correspondence with William Willard, 1983-1994
246	8	OEO New Pascua: William Willard and Jane Vislocky, “A Continuum in Applied Anthropology,” several drafts, 1987-1988
246	9	OEO New Pascua: Yaqui Language Policy for the Pascua Yaqui Tribe, 1983
246	10	OEO New Pascua: Yaqui Constitution, 1986
246	11	OEO New Pascua: Constitution, 1992
246	12	OEO New Pascua: “Woman seeks Pascua Yaqui job” newspaper clipping, 1994
246	13	OEO New Pascua: Federal Recognition of Yaqui Tribe, 1975-1993
246	14	Yaqui Language: Alden J. Mason, “A Preliminary Sketch of the Yaqui Language,” 1923
246	15	Yaqui Language: Kurath notes, also, Rosamond B. Spicer & Edward H. Spicer.
246	16	Yaqui Language: Yaqui linguistic notes - Edward H. Spicer
246	17	Yaqui Language: Yaqui grammar, word lists, brief texts, Edward H. Spicer & Rosamond B. Spicer, 1936-1940
246	18	Yaqui Language: Yaqui Dictionary. (Missing).
246	19	Yaqui Language: Correspondence, 1936-1947
246	20	Yaqui Language: Correspondence re Kurath & Spicer, “Introduction to Yaqui, A Native Language of Sonora,” 1946-1947
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247	1	Yaqui Language: Yaqui texts for various occasions, Refugio Savala stories, Lucas Chavez notebook, songs, deer songs.
247	2	Yaqui Language: Edward H. Spicer, “Linguistic Aspects of Yaqui Acculturation,” notes, drafts, word cards and lists, 1943
247	3	Yaqui Language: Edward H. Spicer, “Linguistic Aspects of Yaqui Acculturation,” notes, drafts, correspondence, 1943
247	4	Yaqui Language: Yaqui - word list, collected by Joel Shiner from Ponciano Flores, Barrio Libre, 1953
247	5	Yaqui Language: Ken Hale, “The Sub-Grouping of Uto-Aztecan Languages: Lexical Evidence for Sonora,” 1964
247	6	Yaqui Language: David L. Shaul, “A Contrastive Analysis of Yaqui, Spanish, and English, with Reference to the Viewpoint of Yaqui,” 1978
247	7	Yaqui Language: Samuel A. Brewer, The Yaqui Indians of Arizona: Trilingualism and Cultural Change, 1976
247	8	Yaqui Language: Jacqueline Lindenfeld, correspondence and intro to Yaqui Syntax, 1973
247	9	Yaqui Language: Olivia Arrieta and Maria Mercedes Martinez, “The Cross-Cultural Context of the Development of a Bilingual Education Project for Yaqui Indians in Arizona,” 1987
247	10	Yaqui Language: Flyer from LSA & MLA Institute, 1989
247	11	Yaqui Language: etejoim yoemnokpo, Yaqui vocabulary for children.
247	12	Yaqui Language: Yaqui words, concepts, etc. re Budge Painter's manuscript.
247	13	Yaqui names: Places.
247	14	Yaqui and Spanish names.
247	15	Yaqui names: Pseudonyms used in J. H, Kelley's Tall Candle and Yaqui Women.
247	16	Yaqui Mythology: Bets Giddings Notebook, Sonora, 1941.
247	17	Yaqui Mythology: “Singing the Boundary,” written in Spanish by Alfonso Flores Leyva, Guasimas, 1987
247	18	Yaqui Mythology: M.T. Painter, Yaqui notes on dreams, 1964. [Restricted]
247	19	Yaqui Mythology: Notes, correspondence, and articles.
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248	1	Savala, Refugio: Tales, myths, poems.
248	2	Savala, Refugio: Stories about Yaqui history.
248	3	Savala, Refugio: Interviews, Harry T. Getty and Edward H. Spicer, 1936, 1948
248	4	Savala, Refugio: Interview with Refugio Savala by Carleton Wilder, 1941
248	5	Savala, Refugio: Radio program, correspondence, and notes.
248	6	Savala, Refugio: Notes, drawings, and poems.
248	7	Savala, Refugio: Article by Patricia Slatin, Refugio Savala, Arizona's Yaqui Poet, 1989
248	8	Savala, Refugio: Death.
248	9	Culture change: Statement by Edward H. Spicer on 5 steps in study of Yaqui culture, 1940
248	10	Culture change: Edward H. Spicer, two drafts of “Two Types of Culture Contact Among Arizona Yaquis.”
248	11	Culture change: Notes and correspondence, 1940
248	12	Culture change: Some ideas on culture change.
248	13	Culture change: Edward H. Spicer, draft of “Three Types of Yaqui Dancer.”
248	14	Culture change: Edward H. Spicer, draft of “Three Types of Yaqui Dancer,” program and correspondence, 1937
248	15	Kinship: Pascua.
248	16	Kinship: Terms, genealogy.
248	17	Kinship: Terms in several North West Mexico tribes. (1 of 2)
248	18	Kinship: Terms in several North West Mexico tribes. (2 of 2)
248	19	Population: Yaqui Population Counts, 1936
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249	1	Population: Yaqui population charts and notes.
249	2	Yaqui art: Various drawings and photos.
249	3	Yaqui art: Correspondence and articles, 1979-1989
249	4	Yaqui art: Frank Dauster, “Investigaciones Recientes en el Teatro HispanoAmericano,” 1966
249	5	Ethnic dance: Gertrude Prokosch Kurath, “Dance in Fiestas,” 1946
249	6	Yaqui medicine: Newspaper clipping.
249	7	Yaqui music, 1950-1992
249	8	Yaqui humor: Edward H. Spicer notes.
249	9	Old Pascua: Letter, Edward H. Spicer to John Provinse. (Missing), 1936
249	10	Old Pascua: Maps, 1922-1937
249	11	Old Pascua: Deeds.
249	12	Old Pascua: Ownership of property, 1936
249	13	Old Pascua: Ownership of property newspaper clippings.
249	14	Old Pascua: Households.
249	15	Old Pascua: Household inventories.
249	16	Old Pascua: Economics, wages, literacy, 1936-1937
249	17	Old Pascua: Births, deaths, 1936-1937
249	18	Old Pascua: Marshall Foundation, complaint, 1963
249	19	Old Pascua: OEO - Survey of Pascua Yaqui Village, April-May 1965
249	20	Old Pascua: Population Characteristics.
249	21	Old Pascua: Housing, program, 1976.
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250	1	Old Pascua: Rohn Eloul, Report: Evaluation of a CDBG Housing Rehabilitation Project in Old Pascua, Tucson, 1983, 1984
250	2	Old Pascua: San Ignacio Yaqui Council, 1985-1986
250	3	Old Pascua: Certificates of Appreciation to Rosamond B. Spicer from San Ygnacio Yaqui Council, Inc, 1988-1989
250	4	Old Pascua: Lupe Sinohui.
250	5	Richey School: Thamar Richey, 1927-1988
250	6	Richey School: Attendance, forms, charts.
250	7	Richey School: History of Richey School, by 6th grade at Richey School, May 1986
250	8	Richey School: Rosamond B. Spicer talks to classes.
250	9	Richey School: History of Barrio Adelanto by Alex Kimmelman, 1995
250	10	Richey School: OEO “Some Facts Concerning the Relocation of People in Pascua Village,” 1966
250	11	Pascua: A Yaqui Village in Arizona: Notes, interview, letter, draft of chapter 1.
250	12	Pascua: A Yaqui Village in Arizona: Edward H. Spicer notes and drafts for dissertation.
250	13	Pascua: A Yaqui Village in Arizona: Maps.
250	14	Pascua: A Yaqui Village in Arizona: Photographs and diagrams.
250	15	Pascua: A Yaqui Village in Arizona: Correspondence, 1940-1949
250	16	Pascua: A Yaqui Village in Arizona: Reviews and blubs.
250	17	Pascua: A Yaqui Village in Arizona: Newspaper clippings.
250	18	Potam and Sonora: SSRC Application for study of a Mexican Yaqui town, 1937
250	19	Potam and Sonora: Plans for the Sonora Yaqui project.
250	20	Potam and Sonora: Permissions.
250	21	Potam and Sonora: Letters of Reference, Sonora, 1941-1955
250	22	Potam and Sonora: Yaqui Towns Trip (with Ramiro Guererro), 1970
250	23	Potam and Sonora: Rio Yaqui Field Trip, 1970
250	24	Potam and Sonora: Sonora trips, 1975-1978
250	25	Arts Genesis, Inc.: Nomination for Governor's Award for Arts Genesis.
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251	1	Arts Genesis, Inc.: Newsletters, etc. Annual Report.
251	2	Arts Genesis, Inc.: Project Choki, Yaqui Opera, 1982,1992
251	3	Arts Genesis, Inc.: Project Choki - Bwia Toli, 1988
251	4	Arts Genesis, Inc.: Old Pascua Youth Artists.
251	5	Arts Genesis, Inc.: Trilingual Curriculum Project.
251	6	Arts Genesis, Inc.: Letter, Rosamond B. Spicer to Carol Kestler, 1994
251	7	New Pascua, Yoem Pueblo: Handouts
251	8	New Pascua, Yoem Pueblo: Move to New Pascua, 1967, 1980
251	9	New Pascua, Yoem Pueblo: Move to New Pascua, 1967, 1980, Newspaper Clippings.
251	10	New Pascua, Yoem Pueblo: Bingo.
251	11	New Pascua, Yoem Pueblo: Rosamond B. Spicer notes, 1992
251	12	New Pascua, Yoem Pueblo: Yoemem Tekia Foundation: Yaqui History and Culture Project.
251	13	New Pascua, Yoem Pueblo, Marana: Bilingual project.
251	14	New Pascua, Yoem Pueblo, Marana: Announcement of lecture by Felipe Molina.
251	15	New Pascua, Barrio Libre: Field notes by David J. Jones, 1960
251	16	New Pascua, Barrio Libre: Correspondence.
251	17	New Pascua, Guadalupe: Study.
251	18	New Pascua, Guadalupe: Easter, 1935-1940
251	19	New Pascua, Guadalupe: Notes by Frank Mitalsky, Edward H. Spicer, Rosamond B. Spicer, correspondence, and newspaper clippings.
251	20	New Pascua, Guadalupe: Schools.
251	21	New Pascua, Guadalupe: Guadalupe, Arizona 1968, by Pat McAlister, 1968
251	22	New Pascua, Guadalupe: Guadalupe Yaqui Project, Newsletter and article, “New Hope for A Desert Town,” 1965-1977
251	23	New Pascua, Scottsdale: Notes by Edward H. Spicer and Frank Mitalsky.
251	24	New Pascua, Tumacacori.
251	25	New Pascua, Yuma, 1940
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252	1	SSRC project: Edward H. Spicer thoughts about framing the study of People of Pascua.
252	2	SSRC project: Grant.
252	3	SSRC project: Receipts and report.
252	4	Relations with other groups: Pascua and outside world, diagram of influences.
252	5	Relations with other groups: Anglo Contacts.
252	6	Relations with other groups: Anglo Contacts-Students, Artists, etc.
252	7	Relations with other groups: Anglo Attitudes.
252	8	Relations with other groups: Anglo Contacts - Political.
252	9	Relations with other groups: Anglo Contacts – Political: Newspaper clippings.
252	10	Relations with other groups: Chinese Contacts/Yaquis.
252	11	Relations with other groups: Mexican Contacts - Yaqui, Papago: Field notes.
252	12	Relations with other groups: Mexican Contacts - Yaqui, Papago: Newspaper clippings.
252	13	Relations with other groups: Yaqui - Papago Contacts: Field notes, 1936-1941
252	14	Relations with other groups: Yaqui - Papago Contacts: Newspaper clippings, 1936-1940
252	15	Relations with other groups: Missionaries - Pascua.
252	16	Relations with other groups: Church-Catholic - Yaquis, Santa Rosa.
252	17	Relations with other groups: Patrons.
252	18	Relations with other groups: Relief and Charities.
252	19	Relations with other groups: Trade, Money.
252	20	Relations with other groups: Yaqui Self Conception.
252	21	SSRC project - Life History Material: Personality Types, Motivation.
252	22	SSRC project - Life History Material: Acuna Family - Pascua.
252	23	SSRC project - Life History Material: Alipas, Jose - Pascua.
252	24	SSRC project - Life History Material: Alvarez, Ignacio - Pascua.
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253	1	SSRC project - Life History Material: Alvarez, Thomas - Pascua.
253	2	SSRC project - Life History Material: Alvarez, Thomas II - not Pascua.
253	3	SSRC project - Life History Material: Juan de Amarillas - Pascua.
253	4	SSRC project - Life History Material: Angwamea, Chico - Pascua.
253	5	SSRC project - Life History Material: Balthazar, Guadalupe - Pascua.
253	6	SSRC project - Life History Material: Castillo, Rosario - Pascua.
253	7	SSRC project - Life History Material: Chavez, Lucas.
253	8	SSRC project - Life History Material: Escalante-Araiza-Martinez Household – Pascua.
253	9	SSRC project - Life History Material: Garcia, Jesus - Pascua.
253	10	SSRC project - Life History Material: Garcia, Teresa - Pascua.
253	11	SSRC project - Life History Material: Gastelo, Celso - Pascua.
253	12	SSRC project - Life History Material: Lora Family - Barrio Libre.
253	13	SSRC project - Life History Material: Lopez, Cayetano - Pascua.
253	14	SSRC project - Life History Material: Molonko (Juan Flores) - Pascua.
253	15	SSRC project - Life History Material: Nevitt, Ferne - Anglo teacher at Richey School.
253	16	SSRC project - Life History Material: Pilato, Juan (Vasquez) - Pascua.
253	17	SSRC project - Life History Material: Richey, Thamar - Founder of Pascua School, Anglo Teacher.
253	18	SSRC project - Life History Material: Romero, Joe D. - Pascua.
253	19	SSRC project - Life History Material: Savala, Refugio - Pascua.
253	20	SSRC project - Life History Material: Silvas, Juan - Pascua.
253	21	SSRC project - Life History Material: Suarez, Lino - Pascua.
253	22	SSRC project - Life History Material: Tapia Family - Pascua.
253	23	SSRC project - Life History Material: Valenzuela, Salamina & Dolores – Pascua.
253	24	SSRC project - Life History Material: Vasquez, Manuel [Miguel] - Pascua.
253	25	SSRC project - People of Pascua: About Life Histories.
253	26	SSRC project - People of Pascua: SSRC Plan of Study.
253	27	SSRC project - People of Pascua: Names, maps, photographs.
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254	1	SSRC project - People of Pascua: Drafts of chapters, notes.
254	2	SSRC project - People of Pascua: Odd jottings and ideas.
254	3	SSRC project - People of Pascua: Drafts of chapters, notes, and discarded.
254	4	SSRC project - People of Pascua: Part I, early draft, Chapters 2, 3, 4.
254	5	SSRC project - People of Pascua: Part II, 1st draft, 1941
254	6	SSRC project - People of Pascua: Part III, 1st draft, 1941
254	7	SSRC project - People of Pascua:: Part III, draft of Chapters 8, 9, 10, 11.
254	8	SSRC project - People of Pascua:: Part III, draft of Chapters 8, 9, 10, 11.
254	9	Mayo: “Praying & Feasting: Modern Guamanian Fiestas,” N. Ross Crumrine.
254	10	Mayo: “Ritual Mediation of the Life-Death Opposition: The Meaning of Mayo Pariseo Lenten Masks,” N. Ross Crumrine.
254	11	Mayo: Mayo Articles by N. Ross Crumrine.
254	12	Mayo: “Notes on Segua, a Mayo Village,” by Aubrey Williams, correspondence with Chuck Erasmus, photographs of an altar and of Antonio Bacasewa. (1 of 3)
254	13	Mayo: “Notes on Segua, a Mayo Village,” by Aubrey Williams, correspondence with Chuck Erasmus, photographs of an altar and of Antonio Bacasewa. (2 of 3)
254	14	Mayo: “Notes on Segua, a Mayo Village,” by Aubrey Williams, correspondence with Chuck Erasmus, photographs of an altar and of Antonio Bacasewa. (3 of 3)
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255	1	Mayo: “Holy Week in Los Patos, Sinaloa,” James S. Griffith.
255	2	Mayo: “Mayo Protestantism & Mayo Revivalism,” Mary O'Connor.
255	3	Yaqui/Mayo Bibliography: References, Edward H. Spicer list.
255	4	Yaqui/Mayo Bibliography: Bibliography of Yaqui and Mayo History, Ethnobiography, letter William H. Gilbert.
255	5	Yaqui/Mayo Bibliography: Notes, Photocopy, Borderlands Sourcebook: A Guide to the Literature on Northern Mexico and the American Southwest, Stoddard, Nostrand, & West, eds.
255	6	Yaqui/Mayo Bibliography: Bibliographic References to Pascua & Yaquis, correspondence, “Words & Place: Native Literature from the American Southwest.”
255	7	Yaqui/Mayo Bibliography: Notes and three copies of bibliography.
255	8	Yaqui/Mayo Bibliography: Crumrine - 1st draft and correspondence, 1978?
255	9	Yaqui/Mayo Bibliography: Crumrine, 1982
255	10	Yaqui/Mayo Bibliography: Crumine, correspondence, also includes Pima Bajo and Seri, 1984
255	11	Proposed Journal of the Southwest issue on holy week ceremonies, 1988?
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OV	OV	Yaqui artwork and ephemera. Oversize material stored in Flat File Cabinet 5.

	Subseries 2: Yaqui A-Files and Additional Material
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256	1	A-Files: Old Pascua: Population (A-532) (1 of 2)
256	2	A-Files: Old Pascua: Population (A-532) (2 of 2)
256	3	A-Files: Old Pascua: Religion and Ritual (A-533-a) (1 of 2)
256	4	A-Files: Old Pascua: Religion and Ritual (A-533-a) (2 of 2)
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257	1	A-Files: Old Pascua: Religion and Ritual (A-533-b) (1 of 3)
257	2	A-Files: Old Pascua: Religion and Ritual (A-533-b) (2 of 3)
257	3	A-Files: Old Pascua: Religion and Ritual (A-533-b) (3 of 3)
257	4	A-Files: Old Pascua: Religion and Ritual (A-533-c) (1 of 2)
257	5	A-Files: Old Pascua: Religion and Ritual (A-533-c) (2 of 2)
257	6	A-Files: Old Pascua: Economics (A-534-a)
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258	1	A-Files: Old Pascua: Economics (A-534-b) (1 of 2)
258	2	A-Files: Old Pascua: Economics (A-534-b) (2 of 2)
258	3	A-Files: Lucas Chavez Notebooks: Catholic Ritual (A-674)
258	4	A-Files: Old Pascua: EHS Notes, 1936-1937: Ceremonial Societies (A-674)
258	5	A-Files: Old Pascua: EHS Notes, 1936-1937: Ceremonial Calendar (A-674)
258	6	A-Files: Old Pascua: Spot Notes of RBS, 1936-1937 (A-528) (1 of 2)
258	7	A-Files: Old Pascua: Spot Notes of RBS, 1936-1937 (A-528) (2 of 2)
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259	1	A-Files: Old Pascua: Spot Notes of EHS, 1936-1937 (A-529) (1 of 2)
259	2	A-Files: Old Pascua: Spot Notes of EHS, 1936-1937 (A-529) (2 of 2)
259	3	A-Files: Old Pascua: Typed Fieldnotes, 5/10/1936-12/31/1936, pg. 1-253 (A-570a)
259	4	A-Files: Old Pascua: Typed Fieldnotes, January-April 1937, pg. 254-522 (A-570b)
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260	1	A-Files: Old Pascua: Typed Fieldnotes, 5/1/1937-6/27/1937, pg. 523-693, Lucas Chavez’s Notebook (A-570c)
260	2	A-Files: Old Pascua: Fieldnotes, Carbon Copies and Misc. Notes 5/10/1936-1/25/1937, pg. 1-279 (A-570)
260	3	A-Files: Old Pascua: Fieldnotes by EHS, 5/10/1936-1/1/1937 (Duplicates) (A-570)
260	4	A-Files: Old Pascua: Notes of Lucas Chavez, Spot Notes By EHS (A-675a)
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261	1	A-Files: Old Pascua: Notes of Lucas Chavez, Spot Notes By EHS (A-675b)
261	2	A-Files: Old Pascua and Potam: Myths (A-670)
261	3	A-Files: Potam: Potam Survey of 1941: Diaries (A-477)
261	4	A-Files: Old Pascua: Diaries of EHS, July-August 1936 (A-474a) (1 of 2)
261	5	A-Files: Old Pascua: Diaries of EHS, September-October 1936 (A-474a) (2 of 2)
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262	1	A-Files: Old Pascua: Diaries of EHS, November-December 1936: Diary of C.L. Tanner, May 1930 (A-474-b)
262	2	A-Files: Old Pascua: Diary of RBS, 1936-1937, Original Typed (A-571-a) (1 of 3)
262	3	A-Files: Old Pascua: Diary of RBS, 1936-1937, Original Typed (A-571-b) (2 of 3)
262	4	A-Files: Old Pascua: Diary of RBS, 1936-1937, Original Typed (A-571-b) (3 of 3)
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263	1	A-Files: Old Pascua: Diary of RBS, January 1-March 3, 1937 (A-571)
263	2	A-Files: Old Pascua: Diary of RBS, March 4-June 27, 1937 (A-571)
263	3	A-Files: Old Pascua: Diary of RBS, January 1-June 27, 1937, Carbon copies (A-571-b)
263	4	A-Files: Old Pascua: Papers By Others about Yaqui: “Yaqui Oral Folk Literature” by Ruth W. Giddings (A-670)
263	5	A-Files: Papers by Others about Yaquis: “The Easter Complex at Guadalupe Arizona” by Frank Mitalsky (A-671)
263	6	A-Files: Papers by Others about Yaquis: “The Factors in Yaqui Acculturation” by Wilfrid Bailey, Critique of People of Pascua (A-671)
263	7	A-Files: Papers by Others about Yaquis: “A Community in Two Worlds” by Blake Brophy, 1959 (A-671)
263	8	A-Files: Papers by Others about Yaquis: Yaqui Easter fiesta notes by and correspondence with David Jones, 1937-1938 (A-465) (1 of 2)
263	9	A-Files: Papers by Others about Yaquis: 11 photographs of Pascua (A-465) (2 of 2)
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264	1	A-Files: Old Pascua: Fieldnotes by EHS: Linguistics (A-531-a)
264	2	A-Files: Old Pascua: Fieldnotes by EHS: Linguistics (A-531-b) (1 of 2)
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265	3	A-Files: Old Pascua: Fieldnotes by EHS: Linguistics (A-531-b) (2 of 2)
265	1	A-Files: Fieldnotes by EHS in Potam, 1941-1942, 1947 (A-505-a) (1 of 2)
265	2	A-Files: Fieldnotes by EHS in Potam, 1941-1942, 1947 (A-505-a) (2 of 2)
265	3	A-Files: Fieldnotes by EHS in Potam, 1941-1942, 1947 (A-505-b)
265	4	A-Files: Fieldnotes by EHS in Potam, 1941-1942, 1947, Photocopies (A-505-a)
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266	1	A-Files: Pascua Yaqui: Spot notes of David J. Jones, 1936 (A-530)
266	2	A-Files: Holy Week in Pascua Village: Observations by Students of Anthropology 206, 1955 (A-517)
266	3	A-Files: Student notes on Pascua Yaqui Ceremonies and Compadrazgo, 1948-1955 (A-482)
266	4	A-Files: Student notes: Interview of with Refugio Savala (Yaqui) and Escalante Birthday, 1948, 1949 (A-480)
266	5	A-Files: The Pascua Yaqui Development Project (A-390)
266	6	A-Files: John h. Provinse Plan for Rehabilitation of Yaqui of Tucson, Maps, Correspondence (A-673) (1 of 2)
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267	1	A-Files: John h. Provinse Plan for Rehabilitation of Yaqui of Tucson, Maps, Correspondence (A-673) (2 of 2)
267	2	A-Files: Talks and Lectures by EHS: “The U.S.-Mexico Border and Cultural Alternatives: The Yaqui Case:” UTEP Conference on Border Studies, 1976 (A-1191)
267	3	A-Files: Articles on the Yaqui Indians by EHS and RBS, drafts (A-466)
267	4	A-Files: University of Chicago Contact Seminar, [1936] (A-669)
267	5	A-Files: Field Reports to the University of Chicago, 1936-1937 (A-669)
267	6	A-Files: EHS Thesis Plan, [1936] (A-669)
267	7	A-Files: EHS Thesis, first draft, [1937] (A-669 b)
267	8	A-Files: Budget and accounts for dissertation research, [1935-1937] (A-699 b)
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268	1	A-Files: Yaqui Indians correspondence, notes, and newspaper clippings, 1930-1947 (A-467)
268	2	A-Files: Children’s Drawings, [1936-1937] (A-672)
268	3	A-Files: Chapayeka Masks Sketches, [1937-1951] (A-672)
268	4	A-Files: Sheet Music, Lyrics, Descriptions of Instruments by Lucas Chavez and Dolores Valenzuela (A-672)
268	5	A-Files: Deer Songs (A-672)
268	6	A-Files: Drawings and Paintings by T. Edmundson, [1951] (A-672)
268	7	Field Notes: Drinking Song, Brief Daily Calendar Potam EHS and RBS, Deer Song Jorge Borboa, Text Lucas Chavez in Pascua, Yomumuli Yaqui Text Lucas Chavez, Marriage Text Lucas Chavez, People in Potam, 1936-1947
268	8	Linguistic Notes from Refugio Savala, 1941
268	9	Talks and Lectures by EHS: “The Ceremonial Sponsor in Yaqui Social Organization:” Correspondence, Notes, 1939
268	10	Lectures and Talks by EHS: “The U.S. Mexico-Border and Cultural Alternatives: The Yaqui Case:” UTEP Conference, Notes, 1976
268	11	Lectures and Talks by EHS: “Shaping the Anthropologist,” “Fieldwork: The Unifier of Anthropology,” “Inside Cultures: How They (and We) Think:” Drafts, Notes, Correspondence with Eliot Chapple, [1978]
268	12	Lectures and Talks by EHS: “Processes of Change in Yaqui Culture,” “Differential Change in Yaqui Culture, 1600-1955,” “Yaqui Myths and Cultural Change:” Notes by RBS, 1984
268	13	“A Short History of the Yaqui Indian:” Outlines, Notes [1937]
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269	1	“Procesos de Cambio en Las Culturas Indigenas de Sonora, 1533-1960:” Spanish and English, 1961
269	2	Lectures and Talks by RBS: Congress on Research in Dance Conference: Correspondence, Notes, 1997
269	3	“Government Policy and Indian Integration in Mexico and the U.S. (also Peru):” Notes, Background Material, n.d.
269	4	“The Yaquis: People of the Sonora Desert:” Outlines and Partial Drafts, 1979
269	5	Lectures and Talks by EHS: “Assimilation and Accommodation of Southern Arizona Yaquis:” Society for Social Research, Program, Correspondence, [1938]
269	6	Talks and Lectures by EHS: “Parallels in Yaqui and Pueblo Ceremonial Organization:” AAAS, Program, Notes, Drafts, 1940
269	7	Talks and Lectures by EHS: “Differential Change in American Indian Cultures: Yaqui Acculturation”: Evaluation: AAA Symposium on Differential Change, 1958
269	8	SSRC: “Differential Change in Yaqui Culture” 1961
269	9	Lecture and Talks by EHS: “Cultural Integration in Southwestern U.S.: The Yaquis of Southern Arizona:” Race and Culture Contact Seminar University of Chicago, 1937
269	10	“A Brief History of the Yaqui Indians in Tucson” [1967]
269	11	Talks and Lectures by EHS: “The Military history of the Yaquis:” Fort Huachaca Academic Seminar, Correspondence, Notes, 1975
269	12	Talks and Lectures by RBS: “A Brief Period in the Long History of the Yaquis”: Texas Tech Symposium, April 26, 1984
269	13	Yaqui Easter Movie: Tohono Chul Park Screening, University of Arizona Graduate Student Indian Center Screening, Notes, 1990-1991
269	14	Yaqui Easter Movie: Adobe Corral of the Westerners Program, Correspondence, Notes, 1997
269	15	Yaqui Easter Movie, Sequence of Events, Script, and R. Spicer Talk for the Arizona Historical Societies [1997]
269	16	The Pascua Yaqui Development Project, 1966-1969 by John R. Lewis, Edward H. Spicer, and William Willard, 1970
269	17	“Pascua Village”: History of the Old and New Pascua and OEO [1968]
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270	1	Old Pascua: Papers about Yaquis by Others: “A Study of Pascua Clinic November 16, 1973 to March 29, 1974” by Eileen Lee
270	2	New Pascua: Papers about Yaquis by Others: “Policing Programs in Minority Communities” by Robert D. Hicks
270	3	“Celebrating the Yaquis” by Bonnie Henry, Arizona Daily Star, 1998
270	4	Yaqui Files”: Miscellaneous Newspaper Clipping Relating to the Yaqui, Invitation to Pascua Yaqui Health Center Dedication, 1993-1997
270	5	Yaqui Files” Transcript of Seyewailo, The Flower World, Yaqui Deer Songs Videotape by Larry Evers, n.d.
270	6	“The Yaqui Easter Ceremony Movie, The Yaquis and Their History,” Talk Given by RBS to the Arizona and New Mexico Historical Societies, 1995
270	7	Proposal to the National Science Foundation for Doctoral Dissertation Research by Thomas R. McGuire, 1975
270	8	“A Continuum in Applied Anthropology” by William Willard and N. Jane Vislocky, 1987
270	9	“Highlights of Yaqui History” by EHS, Correspondence, 1973-1974
270	10	“Highlights in Yaqui History,” “Significant Problem Areas in Yaqui Culture History,” Drafts, Notes, Correspondence, 1973-1976
270	11	Arizona Highway March 1997, “The Deer Dance in Barrio Libre” by Karen Thure, 1997
270	12	“A Mayo-Yaqui Ethnology,” “Ethnology of Northwest Mexico,” Handbook of Middle American Indians Vol. 8, Drafts, Correspondence, 1959-1965
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271	1	“Patrons of the Poor,” Notes, Drafts, Correspondence, 1968-1974
271	2	“Contrasting Forms of Nativism among the Mayo and Yaqui Indians of Sonora, Mexico” by EHS, Drafts, Correspondence, 1967
271	3	“Contrasting Forms of Nativism among the Mayo and Yaqui Indians of Sonora, Mexico” by EHS, Drafts, Notes, 1967-1970
271	4	“La Danza Yaqui del Venado en la Cultura Mexicana” by EHS, Drafts, Notes, 1965
271	5	“El Problema Yaqui” by EHS, 1945
271	6	“Social Structure and the Cultural Process in Yaqui Acculturation” by EHS, Correspondence, “The Yaqui Adaptation of Christianity: A Study in the Causes of Syncretism by EHS, Read for AAA, 1956-1958
271	7	“Yaqui Militarism” by EHS, Correspondence, with Robert L. Nugent, Draft, Notes, 1947
271	8	“Yaqui Villages Past and Present” by EHS, 1947
271	9	“Social Organization and Disorganization in an Arizonan Yaqui Village” by EHS, Portion of Dissertation Published by the University of Chicago, 1947
271	10	“A Brief Introduction to Yaqui, A Native Language of Sonora” by EHS and William Kurath, Draft, Correspondence, 1947
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272	1	Book Reviews and Correspondence about Carlos Castaneda, “Castaneda’s Talen” by EHS, 1969-1979
272	2	“La Orientacion Militar de La Cultura Yaqui” by EHS, Draft, Correspondence, [1952]
272	3	“The Military Orientation in Yaqui Culture” by EHS, Drafts, Notes, “Military Organization of the Yaqui Indians” by John Gallovich, [1946]
272	4	Newspaper Clippings, 1980-1984
272	5	Newspaper Clippings, 1985-1989
272	6	Newspaper Clippings, 1990-1999
272	7	Newspaper Clippings, 1988-1992
272	8	Newspaper Clippings, Notes, 1887-1905
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273	1	Newspaper Clippings, Correspondence with Warrick R. Edwards, 1915-1978
273	2	Newspaper Clippings, [1923]
273	3	Newspaper Clippings, “Yaqui Chieftan Prisoner,” 1927
273	4	Newspaper Clippings, 1936-1938
273	5	Newspaper Clippings, 1940-1949
273	6	Newspaper Clippings, 1950-[1959]
273	7	Newspaper Clippings, 1960-1969
273	8	Newspaper Clippings, 1970-1979
273	9	Preliminary Report on Potam, Correspondence with Lynne Crumrine, 1942-1953
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274	1	Yaqui Stories, Correspondence with Nancy J. Schmidt, 1982
274	2	“Tales of Human Frailty and Devotion” by EBS and EHS, 1983
274	3	Stories of Pascua Village, 1918-1942
274	4	“Refugio Savala, Yaqui Poet,” “Marginal Man” by EHS
274	5	“Anima Animorum” by EHS, 1961
274	6	“Promised Land” by EHS, 1983-1984
274	7	“The Witch” by EHS, [1984]
274	8	Yaqui Stories, “Dedication”
274	9	“Deer Singer” by EHS
274	10	Yaqui Stories, “Miguel’s (Manue’s) Sickness” by EHS
274	11	Stories of Pascua Village, “Return” by EHS, 1951-1952
274	12	Yaqui Stories, “The Prisoners” by EHS, 1980
274	13	Ideas for Yaqui Stories


Series IX: Journals and Travel, 1915-1991
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275	1	Research Journals: Kinishba, 1932
275	2	Research Journals: King’s Ranch, 1932
275	3	Research Journals: Kinishba, Tuzigoot, 1932-1933
275	4	Research Journals: “The Disaster at Chololo, September 12, 1941
275	5	Research Journals: Journals and Seri Translations, 1951
275	6	Research Journals: Translations, September, 1951
275	7	Research Journals: Journals and Seri Translations, 1951
275	8	Research Journals: Journals and Seri Translations, 1951-1952
275	9	Research Journals: Seri with Tad Nichols and William Smith, 1951
275	10	Research Journals: Cornell Summer Field School, 1951
275	11	Research Journals: Oaxaca, 1955-1956
275	12	Research Journals: Graham Holmes, Navajo, 1969
275	13	Research Journals: Navajo, 1969
275	14	Research Journals: Notes from Europe Trip, 1970
275	15	Research Journals: Notes from Europe Trip, 1971, 1973
275	16	Research Journals: 1971
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276	1	Research Journals: Geology field trip with Doug Shakel, Audobon Institute of Desert Ecology, 1976-1977
276	2	Research Journals: Notes on Books, 1925; Travel, 1977-78; Hopi Tricentennial, 1980; notes for book idea, 1982
276	3	Research Journals: N.D.
276	4	Travel Journals: 1936
276	5	Travel Journals: Chicago to New Orleans, 1938
276	6	Travel Journals: Oaxaca, 1955-156
276	7	Travel Journals: Mexico, 1962
276	8	Travel Journals: Mexico City, Central and South America, Brussels, Waterloo, 1963-1964
276	9	Travel Journals: South America Tribe, 1963-1964
276	10	Travel Journals: Europe, 1964
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277	1	Travel Journals: Boulder, Fort Bragg, 1965
277	2	Travel Journals: Notes from summer trip, 1965
277	3	Travel Journals: Postcard, expenses, and reservation for California trip, 1966
277	4	Travel Journals: Sonora, Mexico, 1968
277	5	Travel Journals: West Coast Trip, 1968
277	6	Travel Journals: Sonora, Yaqui Trip, 1970
277	7	Travel Journals: Tucson, Spain, 1970
277	8	Travel Journals: Sabbatical, 1970-1971
277	9	Travel Journals: Spain, around the world, 1971
277	10	Travel Journals: Gran Quivira Conference, 1973
277	11	Travel Journals: Colorado Springs, notes, supplies, 1977
277	12	Travel Journals: Washington, D.C, New York, various notes, 1977
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278	1	Travel Journals: California, 1978
278	2	Travel Journals: Gainesville, miscellaneous notes, 1978
278	3	Travel Journals: Gran Quivira Conference and Santa Fe, 1984
278	4	Travel Journals: Hopi Snake Dance, Tucson Public Library, Writers of the Purple
278	5	Travel Journals: Washington, D.C, American Anthropology Association Conference, 1985
278	6	Travel Journals: Atecuaro, Uruapan, Morelia, 1988
278	7	Travel Ephemera: Mexico City, American Anthropology Association Meeting, [1959]
278	8	Travel Ephemera: 1962, 1969, 1970-1971, 1973
278	9	Travel Ephemera: Florida, 1977
278	10	Travel Ephemera: Eastern Shore of Maryland travel expenses, 1978
278	11	Travel Ephemera: Yucatan, 1978
278	12	Travel Ephemera: Sonora, 1978
278	13	Travel Ephemera: Havasupai camping, 1983
278	14	Travel Ephemera: Claremont, California, 1986-1991
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279	1	Travel Ephemera: Oakland, California, 1988
279	2	Short Stories: “Sam Nelson,” 1917
279	3	Personal Journals: Arden, Delaware, 1915
279	4	Personal Journals: Arden, Delaware, 1918
279	5	Personal Journals: Arden, Delaware, Woodcraft League 1918-1923
279	6	Personal Journals: Arden, Delaware, Merchant Marine, Germany, 1923-1924
279	7	Personal Journals: University of Delaware, Johns Hopkins, Diary, Short Stories, Poems, 1925-1928
279	8	Personal Journals: 1951-1955
279	9	Personal Journals: 1957, 1958, 1962, 1965
279	10	Personal Journals: Notes and Questions about American Anthropological Association, [1961]
279	11	Personal Journals: Teaching at University of Arizona, 1968
279	12	Personal Journals: American Anthropological Association and Society for Applied Anthropology meeting notes, 1971-1975
279	13	Personal Journals: Pima Café with Julian Hayden, 1977


Series X: Sound Recordings, Miscellaneous
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280			Overview of sound recordings, 1957, 2015 6 reel-to-reel audio tapes: 1 Edward H. Spicer talk on San Carlos, 1970; 3 reels of Yaqui word lists collected from Ponciano Flores by Joel Shiner in 1953; Yaqui ritual music, 1970. 1 Yaqui Easter film reel-to-reel
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281			3 x 5 bibliographies, notes, language. (1 of 3)
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282			3 x 5 bibliographies, notes, language. (2 of 3)
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283			3 x 5 bibliographies, notes, language. (3 of 3)
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284			Missing: 3 cases which contain 3 wire recordings, formerly located Series V, Ethnic Groups: Case 1. Apache with Morris Opler, Case 2. Navajo with Tom Sasaki, and Case 3. Spanish American with John Adair.