Recorded in HRSCV.
The etching is accompanied by a Xerox copy of a portion of Alberta Hannum, Paint the Wind, that describes the work.
Recorded in Comparative Vocabulary in handwriting of a clerk. Copy from A.W. Whipple, Thomas Ewbank, and William W. Turner, Report upon the Indian Tribes, War Department, Washington, D.C., pages 81-83; the copy does not include the complete published vocabulary.
Recorded in Henry Rowe Schoolcraft Comparative Vocabulary.
One color poster measuring 31 x 22 inches, depicting over 20 head and face masks used in the Navajo Nightway ceremony. Printed as a companion to the book Head and Face Masks in Navaho Ceremonialism (1947) by Berard Haile.
Clerk's copy, apparently from Navaho Manuscript Number 1445, possibly incomplete. Title page inscribed "Nav-a-jo 7." Navajo terms numbered as in Smithsonian Institution Comparative Vocabulary; no English given.
Observations made on Navaho Reservation, Newcomb, New Mexico. Includes snapshots, drawings of sand paintings, and botanical samples.
Copy in the handwriting of George Gibbs from Simpson's vocabulary published in 1852 (see Gibbs Manuscript Number 104-a for citation). This copy is not an exact duplicate of the published vocabulary; it lacks a few terms.