Yale Peruvian Expedition offprints collection. 1912-1916.

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Yale Peruvian Expedition offprints collection. 1912-1916.

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The collection contains the following offprints: Hiram Bingham, "Along the uncharted pampacinas" (August 1914), "The Discovery of Machu Picchu" (April 1913), "In the wonderland of Peru" (April 1913), "Investigation of the prehistoric human remains found near Cuzco, Peru, in 1911" (July 1913). Hiram Bingham, "Ruins of Espiritu Pampa, Peru" (April-June 1914), "A search for the last Inca capital" (October 1912), "The story of Machu Picchu: the National Geographic Society--Yale University explorations in Peru" (February 1915), "Types of Machu Picchu pottery" (April-June 1915). Lawrence Bruner, "Results of the Yale Peruvian Expedition of 1911: orthoptera (acridiidae--short-horned locusts)" (February 11, 1913); A.N. Caudell, "Results of the Yale Peruvian Expedition of 1911: orthoptera (exclusive of acrididae)" (February 11, 1913). George F. Eaton, "Vertebrate remains in the Cuzco gravels" (July 1913); H.B. Ferris, "The Indians of Cuzco and the Apurimac" (1916); H.W. Foote and W.H. Buell, "The composition, structure, and hardness of some Peruvian bronze axes" (August 1912); Herbert E. Gregory, "The gravels at Cuzco, Peru" (July 1913). Osgood Hardy, "Cuzco and Apurimac" (July 1914); C.H. Mathewson, "Metallographic description of some ancient Peruvian bronzes from Machu Picchu" (December 1915); S.A. Rohwer, "Results of the Yale Peruvian Expedition of 1911: hymenoptera, superfamilies vespoidea and sphecoidea" (February 20, 1913); H.L. Viereck, "Results of the Yale Peruvian Expedition of 1911: hymenoptera--ichneumonoidea" (February 20, 1913).

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