Richard D. Daugherty Papers 1944-1985

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Richard D. Daugherty Papers 1944-1985

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Correspondence and enclosures relative to archaeology in the Pacific Northwest, to employment at Washington State University, to the Aswan Dam survey, the National Council on Historic Preservation, and the Committee for the Recovery of Archaeological Remains.

8 containers.; 7.5 linear feet of shelf space.

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Daugherty, Richard D., 1922-....

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Richard Deo Daugherty was born March, 1922, at Aberdeen, Washington. He completing high school in Aberdeen, attended Central Washington College of Education at Ellensburg, Wa., and the University of Washington in Seattle, from which he received his doctor's degree in anthropology. In 1950 he began employment at Washington State College in Pullman, which he continued until retirement in 1985. Daugherty's main focus as an anthropologist was the pre-history of the Pacific Northwest, approached thro...