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Search archive finding aids, and browse transcripts of Frederick Starr's field notebooks from Congo Expedition (1905-1906), original Berthold Laufer's guide to the Chinese Hall, and Otto Finsch archive (catalog, drawings, watercolor paintings) compiled during Pacific Expeditions (1879-1885).

Educator Materials Finding Aids Division of Anthropology Archives houses approximately 670 linear feet of archival material, dating from the 1890's to the present.... Database Adolph Bandelier Drawings (1892-1899) Adolph Bandelier, a Swiss-American archaeologist, and his wife, Fanny, collected over 7,900 pre-Columbian artifacts during an expedition... Article Victoria de la Jara Collection (1962-1993) The collection of Peruvian archaeologist Victoria de la Jara consists of her research on ancient symbols, especially Inka tokapus,... Database Finsch Pacific Expeditions (1879-1885) During his Pacific expeditions (1879-85), Otto Finsch collected over 1,000 artifacts and compiled an extensive archive which includes... Educator Materials Laufer's Guide to the Chinese Hall In 1904, objects collected by Berthold Laufer during an expedition to China (1901-1904) were installed in the Southwest Gallery (Chinese... Educator Materials Starr Congo Expedition Field Notes (1905-1906) American Anthropologist Frederick Starr joined the missionary/explorer Samuel Verner on a collecting expedition to the Congo from...