Frederick A. Peterson. Part of the Frederick A. Peterson Pictorial Collection PICT 000-518 (Box 1, Folder 6).
Frederick A. Peterson, born in 1920, has an M.A. in Anthropology and Latin American Studies from the University of the Americas, 1949. Much of his professional career was spent in field excavations and expeditions in Mexico. In addition, he was an instructor at Mexico City College, a special lecturer at the University of Houston summer session in Mexico, field assistant in ethnography at the Milwaukee Public Museum, a staff archaeologist with the New World Archaeological Foundation, an Associate Professor and Director of Latin American Studies at West Virginia Wesleyan College, and a visiting professor at the University of the Americas. He was a fellow in the American Anthropological Association, the Institute Interamerican, and a member of several additional societies. Ancient Mexico, published by G.P. Putnam's Sons in 1959 stands out as one of Peterson's most well known publications.
From the guide to the Frederick A. Peterson Papers, 1701-1977, (University of New Mexico. Center for Southwest Research.)
Born in 1920. Received M.A. in Anthropology and Latin America n Studies from the University of the Americas. Much of his professional career was spent in field excavations and expeditions in Mexico. His most noted publication is the book, Ancient Mexico, published in 1959.
From the guide to the Frederick A. Peterson Photograph Collection, 1930-1980, (University of New Mexico Center for Southwest Research)
