Shirley Glubok papers [part 2] 1962-1994.

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Shirley Glubok papers [part 2] 1962-1994.

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For each title, the collection contains some combination of typescripts, galleys, dummies, page layouts, and blues. Books documented in this collection are mostly about art history and archaeology. The books are: The art of the North American Indian (1964); The art of the Northwest Coast Imdians (1975); The art of the old West (1971); The art of the Plains Indians (1975); The art of the southeastern Indians (1978); The art of the Southwest Indians (1971); The art of the Spanish in the United States and Puerto Rico (1972); The art of the Vikings (1978); The art of the Woodland Indians (1976); Digging in Assyria (1970); Discovering the royal tombs at Ur (1969); Discovering Tut-ankh-Amen's tomb (1968); Dolls, dolls, dolls (1975); Dolls' houses (1984); The fall of the Aztecs (1965); The fall of the Incas (1967); Home and child life in colonial days (1969); Knights in armor (1969); The mummy of Ramose (1976); Olympic Games in ancient Greece (1976); Painting (1994); and Voyaging to Cathay (1976).

19.6 cubic ft.

University of Southern Mississippi, Regional Campus, Joseph Anderson Cook Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7405861

University of Southern Mississippi, Regional Campus, Joseph Anderson Cook Library

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