Lothrop, Samuel K. Papers 1915-1962

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Lothrop, Samuel K. Papers 1915-1962

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This collection contains papers documenting Samuel K. Lothrop's research and work in Peru, Panama, Guatemala, Mexico, Chile, Tierra del Fuego, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Puerto Rico and Colombia. Also included are correspondence and reports concerning the Institute of Andean Research as well as Lothrop's surveillance work for the U. S. Military Intelligence Department during World War I.

10 document boxes

Peabody Museum Archives, Harvard University

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