Eliot, HenryWare, 1879-1947 Papers, 1933-1946, bulk

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Eliot, HenryWare, 1879-1947 Papers, 1933-1946, bulk

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Henry Ware Eliot was a Research Associate and Research Fellow inNear Eastern Archaeology in the Peabody Museum from 1937 until his death. His work focusedon analysis of major archaeological sites in Mesopotamia. The Papers include class notes,research notes, correspondence, site cards and analyses, drawings, and maps and are presumablythe working documents from which Eliot built his series of analysis charts.

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Peabody Museum Archives, Harvard University

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