Papers of Robert Sharp, 1933-1996.

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Papers of Robert Sharp, 1933-1996.

The collection includes; Series I correspondence, both incoming and outgoing correspondence organized in alphabetically ordered folders. However, researchers should be aware that Sharp's correspondence from the 1970s and 1980s has not yet been deposited in the Archives. Series II contains Sharp's geology field notebooks covering the years between 1936 to 1996, as well as his research notes and his annotated maps. Series III contains teaching material such as course and lecture notes, class assignments, and exams. Teaching aids, such as reference lists, can also be found in this section. Series IV deals with both academic and non-academic field trips conducted by Sharp. Photos related to field trips are found under Series VIII. Sharp's manuscripts, preprints and talks can be found in Series V. They are arranged in chronological order and contain a wide variety of related documents, from outlines and notes to related correspondence. Sharp's reprints have been grouped in Series VI. Series VII contains a small amount of biographical material. Researchers should refer to Sharp's oral histories, conducted in 1979-1980 by Graham Berry and in 1999 by Shelley Erwin, which are deposited in the Caltech Archives. Series VIII contains research related photos, field trip photos, and some personal photos.

19 linear feet, 44 boxes.

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SNAC Resource ID: 6862751

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Sharp, Robert P. (Robert Phillip)

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Geologist (geomorphologist). Born 1911. From the description of Oral history interview with Robert Phillip Sharp, 1990 April 25. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 78404571 Sharp earned his Harvard AM in 1936 and his PhD in 1938. From the description of Techniques applicable to the preparation of thin sections of friable materials. 1936. (Harvard University). WorldCat record id: 228511728 Robert P. Sharp 1911-2004. PhD, geology from Harvard 1937. Taught at C...

California Institute of Technology. Division of Geological Sciences.

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