[Movius, Hallam L., Jr. (1907-1987), Papers c.1931-1969]

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[Movius, Hallam L., Jr. (1907-1987), Papers c.1931-1969]

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The papers of Hallam Leonard Movius, Jr. (HLM) are comprised almost exclusively of materials relating to the professional life of the Harvard instructor and archaeologist, dating back to his earliest research and field notes as a Harvard undergraduate, through his prolific career, to correspondence with colleagues and former students in his later retirement years. Much of the collection reflects the archaeolgoical work carried out by HLM as a student in Ireland, in the Burma/Java region shortly after graduation, and subsequent digs in the Ain Valley and Dordogne regions of France, as well as significant contributions to the area of carbon-14 dating.

210 boxes (c. 187 linear feet); 3 map case drawers, 3 oversize boxes

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Harvard University, Tozzer Library

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Harvard University, Tozzer Library

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