Visual Materials
Photographs of the Doheny Scientific Expedition to the Hava Supai Canyon, Northern Arizona
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- Description
- This set of photographs depicts the Doheny Scientific Expedition in Northern Arizona, October-November, 1924. Views include the expedition party in a group portrait (item 63), traveling with equipment on horseback, and conducting archeological fieldwork. Also seen are Havasupai Indians; scenery of the Grand Canyon and Havasu Canyon, Arizona; petroglyphs, and several views of fossil impressions in stone, which some claimed to be mammal footprints. Identified people in photographs are Samuel Hubbard (expedition director), Art Metzger (assistant), Bud Clawson (guide), Charles W. Gilmore (paleontologist), Joseph F. Roop (sculptor), Fred V. Shaw, Robert L. Carson (photographer), and Elvin T. Scoyen. Ralph Arnold (1875-1961), a geologist for the U.S. Geological Survey, was not an official participant in the expedition but appears in some photographs, including one where he is seen photographing members of the party. Two photographs of a woman on horseback are identified as "Mrs. Arnold."
- Production date
- 1924
- Call number
- photCL 205



