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Excavations of the Hemenway Archaeological Expedition, New Mexico
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Excavations, Hemenway Archaeological Expedition. Zuni, New Mexico
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View of a human skeleton in an archaeological dig site. A Pueblo Indian man sits at center above the skeleton.
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Apache, Navajo, Maricopa, Mohave, Taos, and Pima Indians; Zuni (NM); Hemenway Archaeological Expedition
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The evidence of a tragedy discovered in a remote canyon of the Chinle desert, Arizona. The bones are of Navajo Indians
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View of human remains (skeletons).
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Photographs of Towns and Indians of the Southwest
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A collection of photographs focusing on Apache and Pueblo Indians and the pueblos of Isleta, Jemez, Taos, Zuni (and dancers), Laguna, and Walpi, ca. 1880s-1890s. There are also early views of Albuquerque and Santa Fe in New Mexico, and Florence and Flagstaff in Arizona; unidentified towns; the Riordan Mansion; Casa Grande ruins (Arizona); cliff-dwellings; and a halfway rest station between Casa Grande and Florence. Mohave, Navajo, Maricopa, Moqui (Hopi), and Pima Indians are also represented. There are some views of digs and human remains unearthed by the Hemenway Southwestern Archaeological Expedition. Includes some photographs by Charles F. Lummis, Isaiah W. Taber, W. Calvin Brown, and a photographer called "Sanders." Images of the Indians include studio portraits and candid field photographs, in particular, Moqui (Hopi) and Zuni Indian dances as well as groups of men on horseback. Other people pictured are Frank Granger Logan, a philanthropist who funded many archaeological expeditions to the Southwest, and D.B. Robinson, an Arizona businessman. Also included is an unidentified newspaper clipping that reports on the Hemenway Southwestern Archaeological Expedition. Research has shown this article to have been published January 1888. Several photos are marked "Sellers" on the reverse, but it is unclear who this refers to. Photographs that have "Sellers" written on their versos are grouped in Folder 5. Copy negatives have been made for photographs (8), (12), (45), (149), and (162).
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San Francisco St., Santa Fe, New Mexico
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View of a street in Santa Fe, with adobe buildings on either side and mules in the road.
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Ruins of an Ancient Indian Pueblo, near Zuni, New Mexico
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View of ruins of adobe structures in desert of New Mexico.
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