Edward Norbeck papers, 1951-1985.

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Edward Norbeck papers, 1951-1985.

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The papers of anthropologist Dr. Edward Norbeck, an expert in the cultures of the Pacific Ocean area, consist of correspondence, lectures notes, and article drafts dating from his years at Rice University and at the University of California at Berkeley.

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Rice University, Fondren Library

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Rice University, Fondren Library

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