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Digitized Content MS 3357 Arapaho linguistic and ethnographic notes from Jesse Rowlodge
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Creators:
Michelson, Truman, 1879-1938
Rowlodge, Jesse, circa 1884-1974
Dates:
1932
Size:
233 Items (Approximately 233 cards)
Collection ID:
NAA.MS3357
Repository:
National Anthropological Archives

Arapaho linguistic and ethnographic notes on note cards from Truman Michelson's work with Jesse Rowlodge. The majority of the notes consist of Arapaho vocabulary with English translations. These include kinship terms, terms for body parts, and phrases. There are also some notes on ethnology and phonetic shifts.

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MS 7458 They walk these hills: a study of social solidarity among the racially-mixed people of the Ramapo Mountains
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Creators:
Cohen, David Steven, 1943-
Dates:
undated
Size:
308 Items (xlii + pages xlii + 308 pages)
Collection ID:
NAA.MS7458
Repository:
National Anthropological Archives

Concerns the racially mixed people of the Ramapo Mountains of the vicinities of Mahwah and Ringwood, New Jersey, and Hillburn, New York, that are sometimes referred to as the Jackson Whites. Considers the geographic setting, origins, race relations, family and kinship, and folk culture. Includes biographical data on informants.

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MS 2180 Report of a visit to the Grave Creek Mound, at Moundsville, West Virginia
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Creators:
Setzler, Frank M. (Frank Maryl), 1902-1975
Norona, Delf, 1895-1974
Dates:
August 30-31, 1949
Size:
4 Pages
9 Photographs
3 Items (newspaper clippings )
Collection ID:
NAA.MS2180
Repository:
National Anthropological Archives

Typed report by Frank M. Setzler of a visit to the Grave Creek Mound, at Moundville, West Virginia. Also photographs by Delf Norona showing vertical and horizontal cross section views, (2 -30 cm.) one showing mound, from N.W., and one looking east toward the small building on the south side of mound, (2 - 7 cm.).

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Digitized Content MS 2182 Life of Mrs. White Bear, an Arapaho, recorded and translated by Jesse Rowlodge
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Creators:
Michelson, Truman, 1879-1938
Rowlodge, Jesse, circa 1884-1974
White Bear, Mrs
Dates:
1929
Size:
22 Pages
Collection ID:
NAA.MS2182
Repository:
National Anthropological Archives

Life of Mrs. White Bear, an 87 year old Arapaho woman, recorded by Jesse Rowlodge in an Arapaho script that he created. According to the Bureau of American Ethnology catalog card for the manuscript, the script is "deficient phonetically." The text, which contains interlineal English translation, is accompanied by a letter from Rowlodge to Truman Mi...

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Digitized Content MS 2267 Arapaho story of Medicine Grass by Jesse Rowlodge
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Creators:
Michelson, Truman, 1879-1938
Rowlodge, Jesse, circa 1884-1974
Dates:
undated
Size:
50 Pages
Collection ID:
NAA.MS2267
Repository:
National Anthropological Archives

Story of Medicine Grass by Jesse Rowlodge in Arapaho with interlineal English translation.

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Photographs of Smithsonian awards presentations to Department of Anthropology staff
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Dates:
1955-1964
Size:
18 Prints (silver gelatin)
Collection ID:
NAA.PhotoLot.77-52
Repository:
National Anthropological Archives

Photographs depicting Smithsonian Institution Secretary Leonard Carmichael presenting awards, including the Sherd Medal, Certificates of Award, and Certificates of Achievement, to staff in the Department of Anthropology. Award recipients include Charles T. Terry Jr., Jeraldine M. Whitmore, Peter Paul Hilbert, Neil M. Judd, Carlos Angulo V, Robert ...

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MS 2008-12 Matthew Stirling manuscript on the history of anthropology
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Creators:
Stirling, Matthew Williams, 1896-1975
Carmichael, Leonard, 1898-1973
Dates:
circa August 1956
Size:
21 Leaves (typescript, 11 x 8.5 inches.)
Collection ID:
NAA.MS2008-12
Repository:
National Anthropological Archives

This collection is comprised of a 20-leaf typed manuscript of an article tracing the history of anthropology in America. A title has been added in blue ink, presumably by Stirling, which reads "The History of Anthropology in America with Special Reference to the Smithsonian Institution." Also present is a letter from Stirling to Dr. Leonard Carmich...

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Ricardo Villaalba portrait of an indigenous Peruvian man
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Creators:
Villaalba, Ricardo
Dates:
circa 1865-1875
Size:
1 Mounted print (albumen)
Collection ID:
NAA.PhotoLot.2000-11
Repository:
National Anthropological Archives

Studio portrait (carte-des-visite) of an indigenous Peruvian man holding bow and arrows. Upper corners of the mount have been rounded, probably for placement in an album.

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American Red Cross posters: African American HIV/AIDS program series with African proverbs
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Creators:
Smith, Damballah Dolphus
American Red Cross
Dates:
1992
Size:
5 Posters (28 x 24 inches)
Collection ID:
ACMA.10-004.11
Repository:
Anacostia Community Museum Archives

Proverb 1 "He who upsets a thing should know how to rearrange it" (Sierra Leonean) -- Proverb 3 "The ruin of a nation begins in the homes of its people" (Ghanian) -- Proverb 4 "He who does not cultivate his field will die of hunger" (Guinean)-- Proverb 5 "When spider webs unite they can tie up a lion" (Ethiopian)-- and Proverb 6 "He who conceals hi...

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L. T. Butterfield photograph of Plenty Horses' Trial Group No. 1
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Creators:
Butterfield, L. T.
Dates:
circa 1891
Size:
2 Copy negatives (35 mm)
1 Copy print
Collection ID:
NAA.PhotoLot.165
Repository:
National Anthropological Archives

Portrait of people involved in Plenty Horses' Trial, including Plenty Horses, Living Bear, Bear-That-Lays-Down, He Dog, Broken Arm, White Moon, Rock Road, Pete Richard, Phillip H. Wells, William Rowland Thompson, Cris Mathison, F. C. Fry, Captain J. G. Ballance, W. B. Sterling, George P. Nock, and D. E. Powers.

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