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1Author:  Southwest Folklore CenterAdd to Favorites
 Title:  Southwest Folklore Small Manuscripts Collection 1926-2017 ead 
 Date(s):  1926-2017 
 Abstract:  Manuscript materials, printed texts and photographs acquired by the University of Arizona Folklore Committee, and Southwest Folklore Center after its establishment in 1980, on topics concerning folklore and popular music in Arizona the U.S. Southwest, and northern Mexico. This collection was previously titled SWF 013. 
 Repository:  University of Arizona Libraries, Special Collections 
 Subjects:  Folklore --Arizona. | Folklore -- Southwest, New. | Folklore -- Mexico. | Folk music. | Corridos. | Mexican Americans -- Folklore. | Indians of North America -- Southwest, New -- Folklore. | Cowboys’ writings, American. | Cowboys -- Arizona -- Folklore. 
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1 hit(s)     		...topical jokes from 449a and faculty, undated 6 SWF 95.28/M.1...
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2Author:  Gifford, James C.Add to Favorites
 Title:  James C. Gifford Papers 1926-2009 (bulk 1952-1973) ead 
 Date(s):  1926-2009 (bulk 1952-1973) 
 Abstract:  Consists of the professional papers of archaeologist James C. Gifford dating from the 1920s to the early 2000s. The bulk of the collection is composed of records for the journal Ceramica de Cultura Maya et al. This publication was a key platform for collating scholarship on Mayan ceramics. Also included in the papers are items such as Gifford's journal of his 1952 trip to Tarahumara settlements in Mexico, extensive ceramic typology research files, publication materials for his study of the Barton Ramie site in Belize, the records of a joint project with Watson Smith on Awatovi corrugated ceramics, and extensive correspondence files from scholars around the world involved in pottery research. These papers document the conceptual development of the type:variety-mode approach to the study of prehistoric ceramics. 
 Repository:  Arizona State Museum 
 Subjects:  Archaeological expeditions--Mexico--Copper Canyon. | Indian pottery--Central America. | Indian pottery--Mexico. | Indian pottery--Southwest. | Maya pottery. | Pottery--Analysis. | Pueblo pottery--Arizona--Jeddito Valley. | Tarahumara Indians. | Tusayan Gray Ware. 
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1 hit(s)     		...1959-1964) and then a faculty member at Temple University,...
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