Hendricks-Hodge Archaeological Expedition papers. 1917-1923.

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Hendricks-Hodge Archaeological Expedition papers. 1917-1923.

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Field notes, some loose, some in notebooks, and original manuscript texts regarding Hawikuh portion of the expedition. Three notebooks of Edwin Francis Coffin Notes on the Hawikuh site include lists of the burials and objects from the burial sites, maps and diagrams, language translations, presumably for helping to communicate with Zuni workers, architectural notes, forms of burial, types of bones, plant remains, Manuscripts and notes on pottery, the Plaza Trench, Square Kiva, and the cities of Cibola. Correspondence and photocopies to and from Thea Heye, Harry Shusta, Louis Chavez, and the Indian Temperance Union. Several photographs of the dig site and artifacts with captions and notes for publication. Also included are photocopies and a printed catalog of Cambridge University's Ketchipaun documentation of the expedition, from 1986. Copies of Cambridge holdings include the field notes, burial data, specimen list, diary, and transcripts ofthe record of excavation. There is one original notebook from Ketchipaun included. A folder of transcripts and microfilm information is also included.

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The Hendricks-Hodge Archaeological Expedition was funded by the Museum of the American Indian, Heye Foundation. It was one of the most extensive such projects ever conducted in the Southwest. Zuni Indians participated in the excavation of their ancestral villages of Hawikku and, Kechiba:wa, sometimes seen as Hawikuh and Kechipauan. Sophisticated archaeological techniques led to the excavation of thousands of artifacts. From the guide to the Hendricks-Hodge Archaeological Expedition p...

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