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301	Author:	unknown	Add to Favorites
	Title:	Bureau of Ethnic Research (BER) records, 1854-2000 (bulk 1952-1982) ead
	Date(s):	1854-2000 (bulk 1952-1982)
	Abstract:	The BER records housed at Arizona State Museum includes documents from the first 30 years of BER operation (1952-1982). The collection includes information on most tribes and reservations in Arizona, with particular emphasis on the Akimel O'Odham and Tohono O'Odham. The collection also contains documentation of research on border communities, Mexico, and tribes outside Arizona.
	Repository:	Arizona State Museum
	Subjects:	Indians of North America -- Southwestern States. \| Indians of North America -- Southwest, New. \| Indians of North America -- Health and hygiene. \| Apache Indians \| Chemehuevi Indians. \| Havasupai Indians. \| Hopi Indians. \| Hualapai Indians. \| Mescalero Indians. \| Maricopa Indians. \| Mohave Indians. \| Navajo Indians. \| Paiute Indians. \| Pima Indians. \| Tohono O'Odham Indians. \| Yuma Indians. \| Yavapai Indians. \| Community development -- Arizona. \| Economic assistance, Domestic -- Arizona. \| Water resources development. \| Water-supply -- Arizona. \| Hispanic Americans -- Arizona. \| Children Nutrition. \| Child welfare -- North America. \| Education -- Arizona. \| Demography. \| Poverty -- California. \| Schools -- Arizona -- Tucson.
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302	Author:	unknown	Add to Favorites
	Title:	Hodges Site Materials, undated ead
	Date(s):	undated
	Repository:	Arizona State Museum
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303	Author:	Holzkamper, Frank M.	Add to Favorites
	Title:	Field Notes of an Archaeological Survey for the Southern Pacific R.R. Co. May 16, 1955-November 20, 1955 ead
	Date(s):	May 16, 1955-November 20, 1955
	Abstract:	A bound volume of field notes from an archaeological survey conducted for the Southern Pacific Railroad Company between May 16 and November 20, 1955, by Frank M. Holzkamper and John McConnville. The survey worked westward from the Arizona-New Mexico state line to central Arizona. The volume contains 170 pages of original notes, letters, and sketches, mostly handwritten, along with carbon copies of handwritten materials.
	Repository:	Arizona State Museum
	Subjects:	Archaeological surveying -- Arizona. \| Archaeological surveying -- New Mexico. \| Railroads -- Arizona -- History. \| Archaeology -- Fieldwork -- Arizona.
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304	Author:	Stoner, Victor R., Rev.	Add to Favorites
	Title:	Correspondence of Reverend Victor R. Stoner 1906-1955 ead
	Date(s):	1906-1955
	Abstract:	Correspondence of Reverend Victor R. Stoner spanning 1906 to 1955, comprising 119 items (330 pages) relating to Arizona Catholic mission history, Southwestern archaeology, Father Eusebio Kino, Fray Marcos de Niza, Father Garces, Arizona mission bells, church records surveys, and related historical and archaeological topics. Correspondents include Herbert Bolton, Zane Grey, Emil Haury, J.O. Brew, Francis Borgia Steck, Maynard Geiger, and others.
	Repository:	Arizona State Museum
	Subjects:	Christian missions -- Arizona -- History. \| Indians of North America -- Arizona -- Missions. \| Church records and registers -- Arizona. \| Bells -- Southwest, New. \| Excavations (Archaeology) -- Arizona. \| Explorers -- Southwest, New -- History. \| Franciscans -- Missions -- Southwest, New. \| Jesuits -- Missions -- Arizona.
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305	Author:	Brown, Herbert, 1848-1913.	Add to Favorites
	Title:	Correspondence Received by Herbert Brown 1891-1912 ead
	Date(s):	1891-1912
	Abstract:	Incoming correspondence received by Herbert Brown between 1891 and 1912, comprising 133 letters and 3 additional items (136 total). The bulk of the correspondence is from federal agencies including the USDA Divisions of Ornithology and Mammalogy, Biological Survey, and Entomology, as well as from natural history institutions including the US National Museum, the Zoological Society of Philadelphia, the California Academy of Sciences, and the New York Zoological Society. Topics center on the receipt, identification, and exchange of natural history specimens including reptiles, mammals, insects, birds, and botanical material collected in Arizona. Also includes items relating to Brown's published writings and his death announcement.
	Repository:	Arizona State Museum
	Subjects:	Natural history -- Arizona. \| Zoology -- Arizona -- Specimens. \| Reptiles -- Arizona -- Collection and preservation. \| Mammals -- Arizona -- Collection and preservation. \| Insects -- Arizona -- Collection and preservation. \| Birds -- Arizona. \| Botany -- Arizona -- Specimens. \| Natural history -- Societies, etc. \| Naturalists -- Arizona -- Correspondence.
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306	Author:	unknown	Add to Favorites
	Title:	Photographs and Negatives Relating to Jewett Gap and Gallo Pueblo ead
	Date(s):	unknown
	Abstract:	A collection of 72 photographs and 8 negatives relating to Jewett Gap and Gallo Pueblo. The photographs comprise 15 images of pottery and 47 images of sites. Catalogue numbers are recorded on the back of each photograph. The collection accompanies the Gallo Pueblo files in Archives A-25 and Archives A-13.
	Repository:	Arizona State Museum
	Subjects:	Pueblo Indians -- Antiquities. \| Pottery, Prehistoric -- Southwest, New -- Pictorial works. \| Archaeological sites -- Arizona -- Pictorial works. \| Excavations (Archaeology) -- Arizona -- Pictorial works.
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307	Author:	Gladwin, Harold S. (Harold Sterling), 1883-1983.	Add to Favorites
	Title:	Excavation Notes, Globe:6:1, Gila Pueblo, Rooms 1-28 November 24, 1928-March 16, 1929 ead
	Date(s):	November 24, 1928-March 16, 1929
	Abstract:	A bound volume of excavation notes for Rooms 1-28 at Gila Pueblo (Arizona State Museum site number Globe:6:1), recorded by Harold S. Gladwin between November 24, 1928 and March 16, 1929. The notes are in the form of 8x5 cards, typed on one side only, and the volume contains 29 pages.
	Repository:	Arizona State Museum
	Subjects:	Excavations (Archaeology) -- Arizona -- Globe Region. \| Hohokam culture. \| Salado culture. \| Pueblo Indians -- Antiquities. \| Indians of North America -- Arizona -- Antiquities.
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308	Author:	Komerska, Robert.	Add to Favorites
	Title:	Archaeological Survey for Engineering Management, Inc., Yuma and Eastward for Southern Pacific Pipeline: Weekly Reports May 28-November 5, 1955 ead
	Date(s):	May 28-November 5, 1955
	Abstract:	A bound volume of weekly reports from an archaeological survey conducted for Engineering Management, Inc., covering the Southern Pacific Pipeline corridor from Yuma eastward across Arizona, between May 28 and November 5, 1955, by Robert Komerska and David Breternitz. The volume contains 214 pages of original letters, notes, and sketches, along with carbon copies of handwritten materials.
	Repository:	Arizona State Museum
	Subjects:	Archaeological surveying -- Arizona. \| Archaeology -- Fieldwork -- Arizona. \| Pipelines -- Arizona -- History. \| Cultural resource management -- Arizona.
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309	Author:	Solosth, Robert E.	Add to Favorites
	Title:	Andean Anthropological Expedition circa 1936-1940 ead
	Date(s):	circa 1936-1940
	Abstract:	Records of the Andean Anthropological Expedition, a planned scientific expedition to Ecuador and Peru directed by Dr. Robert E. Solosth under the auspices of the Arizona Anthropological Association. The collection comprises 168 items (506 pages) in two bound volumes (A-83a and A-83b) and documents the diplomatic and logistical preparations for the expedition, including correspondence with U.S. and foreign government officials, letters of endorsement, permits for entry and importation of equipment and firearms, radio licensing, and extensive planning materials including equipment lists, personnel rosters, organizational charts, mimeographed bulletins, photographs, maps, and promotional materials for a proposed Institute for Scientific Research.
	Repository:	Arizona State Museum
	Subjects:	Anthropological expeditions -- Ecuador. \| Anthropological expeditions -- Peru. \| Jivaro Indians. \| Indians of South America -- Ecuador. \| Scientific expeditions -- Planning. \| Diplomatic and consular service, American -- Ecuador. \| Diplomatic and consular service, American -- Peru.
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310	Author:	Danson, Edward Bridge, 1916-1998.	Add to Favorites
	Title:	An Archaeological Survey of the Santa Cruz River Valley from the Headwaters to the Town of Tubac in Arizona ead
	Date(s):	unknown
	Abstract:	A bound volume of 61 pages of carbon copies comprising an archaeological survey of the Santa Cruz River Valley from its headwaters to the town of Tubac, Arizona, conducted by Edward Bridge Danson.
	Repository:	Arizona State Museum
	Subjects:	Archaeological surveying -- Arizona -- Santa Cruz River Valley. \| Excavations (Archaeology) -- Arizona -- Santa Cruz River Valley. \| Hohokam culture. \| Indians of North America -- Arizona -- Antiquities.
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311	Author:	Works Progress Administration (U.S.)	Add to Favorites
	Title:	Watercolor Paintings of Maricopa Pottery in Arizona State Museum, Smurthwaite Collection, Executed by W.P.A. 1939 ead
	Date(s):	1939
	Abstract:	A bound volume of 103 pages of watercolor paintings depicting Maricopa pottery from the Smurthwaite Collection held by the Arizona State Museum, executed by artists of the Works Progress Administration (W.P.A.) in 1939. Descriptive notes are found on the reverse of some sketches.
	Repository:	Arizona State Museum
	Subjects:	Maricopa Indians -- Material culture. \| Pottery, Maricopa -- Pictorial works. \| Indian pottery -- Arizona -- Pictorial works. \| Museum objects -- Arizona -- Pictorial works. \| New Deal, 1933-1939 -- Art. \| Federal Art Project (U.S.)
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312	Author:	Farmer, Malcolm F.	Add to Favorites
	Title:	Field and Laboratory Reports: Archaeological Work Done in the Old Navaho Country, Summer of 1938 1938-1939 ead
	Date(s):	1938-1939
	Abstract:	A bound volume of 440 pages comprising the field and laboratory reports of archaeological work conducted by Malcolm F. Farmer in the Old Navaho (Navajo) country during the summer of 1938. The report is organized in five sections covering a preliminary field report, ethnographic notes, a catalogue of sites surveyed, excavation notes with site catalogues and tree-ring data for three excavated sites (Largo #1, Upper Blanco #1, and Upper Largo #1), and a pottery analysis covering plain, decorated, and intrusive wares. The catalogue of sites (Section III) was completed in May 1939. The following pages are oversized: 48, 274, 283, 286, 287.
	Repository:	Arizona State Museum
	Subjects:	Archaeological surveying -- New Mexico -- Largo Canyon. \| Excavations (Archaeology) -- New Mexico -- Largo Canyon. \| Gallina culture. \| Navajo Indians -- Antiquities. \| Pottery, Prehistoric -- New Mexico -- Analysis. \| Indians of North America -- New Mexico -- Antiquities. \| Tree-ring dating.
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313	Author:	Cummings, Byron, 1860-1954.	Add to Favorites
	Title:	Byron Cummings Papers: Correspondence 1926-1947 ead
	Date(s):	1926-1947
	Abstract:	A bound volume of 98 pages comprising 67 items of correspondence and related documents from the papers of Byron Cummings, spanning 1926 to 1947. Materials document Cummings's late career activities including the publication of his Kinishba book and a proposed handbook on Southwestern archaeology, the operation of Kinishba Museum and efforts to secure a salaried curator, the Arizona Hohokam Museum Association, collection donations, and professional correspondence with scholars and institutions. Correspondents include Senator Carl Hayden, F. W. Hodge of the Southwest Museum, Lula and John Wetherill, Jesse Nussbaum of the National Park Service, and R. E. Solosth. Table of contents and pagination were added by J. Barr, Arizona State Museum Library, July 10, 1968.
	Repository:	Arizona State Museum
	Subjects:	Archaeology -- Southwest, New -- History. \| Archaeologists -- Arizona -- Correspondence. \| Museums -- Arizona -- Administration. \| Scholarly publishing -- United States -- History -- 20th century.
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314	Author:	unknown	Add to Favorites
	Title:	Hodges Site Materials: Illustrations ead
	Date(s):	unknown
	Abstract:	A bound volume of 71 sheets of original photographs and drawings illustrating artifact types and house plans from the Hodges Site (AZ AA:12:18 ASM), a Hohokam site in the Tucson Basin, Pima County, Arizona. Materials include 71 numbered plates covering stone objects, shell artifacts, ceramics (including Snaketown, Canada del Oro, Rillito, Rincon, and Tanque Verde Red-on-Brown types), figurines, worked sherds, original drawings of shell and stone objects, and architectural plans for 23 houses. Three unnumbered photographs of three-quarter grooved axes and mauls are also present. Plate numbers were assigned in accordance with I. Kelly's report and J. Officer's revised summary. Assignment of plate numbers and table of contents were added by J. Barr, Arizona State Museum Library, July 3, 1968.
	Repository:	Arizona State Museum
	Subjects:	Hohokam culture. \| Indians of North America -- Arizona -- Antiquities. \| Pottery, Prehistoric -- Arizona -- Tucson Region. \| Stone implements -- Arizona -- Tucson Region. \| Shell ornaments -- Arizona -- Tucson Region. \| Excavations (Archaeology) -- Arizona -- Tucson Region.
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315	Author:	Kelly, Isabel T. (Isabel Truesdell), 1906-1983.	Add to Favorites
	Title:	Hodges Site Records 1936-1938 ead
	Date(s):	1936-1938
	Abstract:	Consists of small collections related to the excavation of the Hodges Ruin Site (also known as Gravel Pit Ruin) by Isabel T. Kelly working for the Gila Pueblo Archaeological Foundation between 1937 and 1938. Materials include correspondence, project reports, field catalogues, and photographs.
	Repository:	Arizona State Museum
	Subjects:	Hohokam culture. \| Indians of North America -- Arizona -- Antiquities. \| Pottery, Prehistoric -- Arizona -- Tucson Region. \| Excavations (Archaeology) -- Arizona -- Tucson Region.
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316	Author:	unknown	Add to Favorites
	Title:	Tucson Artifacts (Crosses) -- Silverbell Material circa 1920s-1970 ead
	Date(s):	circa 1920s-1970
	Abstract:	The collection documents the discovery, investigation, and prolonged authenticity debate surrounding the Tucson Artifacts (also known as the Silverbell Road artifacts or Lead Crosses), a group of lead objects — crosses, swords, spears, and related items bearing Latin and Hebrew inscriptions — excavated near Tucson, Pima County, Arizona, between 1924 and 1927. Materials include correspondence, reports, statements, typescripts, transcriptions, illustrations, maps, assay certificates, newspaper clippings, publications, and miscellaneous notes drawn from the files of the Arizona State Museum and other sources. Principal figures represented include Byron Cummings, Emil W. Haury, Raymond H. Thompson, A. E. Douglass, Thomas W. Bent, Charles E. Manier, Neil M. Judd, and numerous other scholars and correspondents. The collection incorporates materials previously held as Archives A-054, A-055, A-191, A-192, and A-193.
	Repository:	Arizona State Museum
	Subjects:	Antiquities -- Collection and preservation -- Arizona. \| Archaeological forgeries -- Arizona. \| Inscriptions, Latin -- Arizona. \| Inscriptions, Hebrew -- Arizona. \| Lead objects -- Arizona. \| Excavations (Archaeology) -- Arizona -- Tucson Region.
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317	Author:	Cummings, Byron, 1860-1954.	Add to Favorites
	Title:	Miscellaneous Papers of Byron Cummings 1906-1990 bulk 1906-1938 ead
	Date(s):	1906-1990
	Abstract:	Consists of a wide variety of materials relating to Byron Cummings's professional career in archaeology and at the Arizona State Museum. This collection does not constitute the official Cummings Papers, which are held at the Arizona Historical Society. Additional Cummings materials are found at ASM in the A-folders and in other accessioned collections.
	Repository:	Arizona State Museum
	Subjects:	Excavations (Archaeology) -- Arizona -- Tucson. \| Archaeology -- Southwest, New -- History. \| Museum collections -- Arizona -- History. \| Archaeologists -- Arizona -- Correspondence.
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318	Author:	Kelly, Isabel T. (Isabel Truesdell), 1906-1983.	Add to Favorites
	Title:	Hodges Site Materials: Original Kelly Manuscript, Pottery ead
	Date(s):	unknown
	Abstract:	A bound volume of 280 numbered pages comprising the original manuscript by Isabel T. Kelly on pottery from the Hodges Site (AZ AA:12:18 ASM), a Hohokam site in the Tucson Basin, Pima County, Arizona. The manuscript covers decorated wares of the Pioneer, Colonial, and Sedentary periods, including Sweetwater Red-on-Grey, Snaketown Red-on-Brown, Canada del Oro Red-on-Brown, Rillito Red-on-Brown, Picacho Red-on-Brown, and Rincon Red-on-Brown, with figures illustrating vessel forms, designs, sherds, and interior and exterior decoration. Items marked with an asterisk (*) have been added by James Officer in his study of the manuscript; pages marked "changes to Snaketown Plates" are also Officer's work and are not part of the original manuscript. Many pages contain handwritten notes on the back bearing no relation to the text. Other portions of this document are found in A-0107 and A-0114. A bound Xerox copy is filed under call number 913.791 H689 v.3. Pagination and table of contents were added by J. Barr, Arizona State Museum Library, June 27, 1968.
	Repository:	Arizona State Museum
	Subjects:	Hohokam culture. \| Pottery, Prehistoric -- Arizona -- Tucson Region -- Classification. \| Indians of North America -- Arizona -- Antiquities. \| Excavations (Archaeology) -- Arizona -- Tucson Region.
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319	Author:	Kelly, Isabel T. (Isabel Truesdell), 1906-1983.	Add to Favorites
	Title:	Hodges Site Materials: Original Kelly Manuscript, Pottery (continued) ead
	Date(s):	unknown
	Abstract:	A bound volume comprising pages 186-280 of Isabel T. Kelly's original manuscript on pottery from the Hodges Site (AZ AA:12:18 ASM), a Hohokam site in the Tucson Basin, Pima County, Arizona. This volume is a direct continuation of A-0106 (p. 101-185). Contents include Tanque Verde Red-on-Brown (decorated wares of the Classic Period); a phase distribution chart of decorated vessel forms in the Gila Basin and at Tucson; a discussion comparing Hohokam and Mogollon decorated wares; H. S. Gladwin's suggested changes (handwritten); Redware by period and phase (Pioneer through Classic and unplaced); Plainware by period and phase (Pioneer through Classic); Remarks; Tradeware and the occurrence of intrusive wares; Miscellaneous Pottery Manufactures including human and animal figurines; Other Pottery Manufactures; and References Cited. Items marked with an asterisk (*) have been added by James Officer in his study of the manuscript; pages marked "changes to Snaketown Plates" are also Officer's work and are not part of the original manuscript. Many pages contain handwritten notes on the back bearing no relation to the text. Original plates are found in A-0105 and in Arizona State Museum files. A bound copy is filed under call number 913.791 H689 v.4. Pagination and table of contents were added by J. Barr, Arizona State Museum Library, June 28, 1968.
	Repository:	Arizona State Museum
	Subjects:	Hohokam culture. \| Pottery, Prehistoric -- Arizona -- Tucson Region -- Classification. \| Indians of North America -- Arizona -- Antiquities. \| Excavations (Archaeology) -- Arizona -- Tucson Region.
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320	Author:	Kelly, Isabel T. (Isabel Truesdell), 1906-1983.	Add to Favorites
	Title:	Correspondence Between Isabel Kelly and Harold Gladwin November 1936-May 1938 ead
	Date(s):	November 1936-May 1938
	Abstract:	A bound volume of 67 pages comprising 26 items of correspondence between Isabel Kelly and Harold Gladwin (HSG) relating to the excavation of the Hodges Site (AZ AA:12:18 ASM), also known as Gravel Pit Ruin, in the Tucson Basin, Arizona. The correspondence spans November 1936 through May 1938 and documents in detail the progress of the excavation, including stratigraphy and ceramic analysis, house types, cremation counts, interpretation of pottery phases, and plans for post-excavation work and report preparation. Also included are a sketch of wall types, a count of decorated sherds from Stratitest C, a 20-page carbon copy of the Progress Report for 1937, and a 5-page carbon copy of sherd counts for Houses 59, 80, 81, and 83. Letters are addressed also to Edith Sangster. A bound volume of this material is filed under call number 913.791 H689 v.6. Table of contents added by Susan Lobo, Arizona State Museum Library, December 8, 1967.
	Repository:	Arizona State Museum
	Subjects:	Hohokam culture. \| Pottery, Prehistoric -- Arizona -- Tucson Region -- Classification. \| Excavations (Archaeology) -- Arizona -- Tucson Region. \| Archaeologists -- Correspondence.
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