Title: Museum of Northern Arizona Photo Archives - Prints · Title: Museum of Northern Arizona...

Title: Museum of Northern Arizona Photo Archives - Prints

Dates: 1930s-1990s

Extent: number of items of each format and type (linear inches/feet)

Name of Creator(s): Museum of Northern Arizona staff including Leland Abel, John Adair, E.

Capps, Harold S. Colton, S. Cooper, Robert Fronske, Marc Gaede, Parker Hamilton, Lyndon L.

Hargrave, Neil Judd, A.J. "Lex" Lindsay, P. Long, M. Middleton, T. Nichols, L. W. Smith, C.

Turner, W.M. Wells, and Barton Wright.

Organizational History:

In 1959, the Photography Department and position of Photographer created by director Dr. E. B.

Danson, with Parker Hamilton as MNA’s first Assistant in Photography, later that year promoted

to Photographer. Prior to 1959, the photo archives were a part of the Publications Department but

not under the management of a photographer. In 1960, a large-scale cataloging initiative of new

and old prints, negatives, and slides was undertaken. A photography studio and cataloging room

was established in Fleischman Hall (now Schaeffer) in 1965. An inventory was made of

negatives in June 1969 which noted missing negatives. By the early 1980s the Photography

Department became the Photo Archives, reflecting a shift in focus from active photography to

preservation of and access to existing materials. An inventory of negatives was done again in

February 1988 with notes made of missing negatives. The Photo Archives moved to the Library

in 1995.

In 2005, the Photo Archives ceased operation as a department, and staff photography became the

responsibility of the Marketing Department while the care of materials and use requests were the

responsibility of the Library staff. The Photo Archives were made the responsibility of the

Archivist in 2008. In 2013 the Photo Archives was moved from the Library in the Administrative

building to the Archives in the Easton Collection Center. In December 2013, extensive

conservation work was begun on sections of the Photo Archives with funding from the Institute

of Museum and Library Services. Conservation care has continued with funding from a variety

of sources like the NEH, Southwest Foundation, and the Arizona Historical Records Advisory

Board.

Photographers associated with the MNA Photo Archives are:

1963 Paul Long, Jr., Photographer

1964 Carol Ruff (ASU), Assistant in Photography

1965 Nancy Jo Wright (NAU), Assistant in Photography

1966 Albert G. Smith, Photographer

1967 Ann Pollock Assistant in Photography

1968 Marc Gaede, Photographer

7/1969 Gayle Harrison, Photographer

9/1969 Glenn Abbeloos, Photographer

7/1970 Marc Gaede returns as Photographer

1973 Marc Gaede promoted to Chief Photographer

1973 Claudia Lucas, Mike Wallach, and Carroll Bennett, Assistants in Photography

1974 Mark Middleton and Ruth Eryn Sharp, Assistants in Photography

1975 Mark Middleton, Photographer

1977 Marc Gaede, Curator of Photography

1978 Mark Middleton, Museum Photographer

1983 Carol Burke becomes Photo Archivist

1994 Susan Olberding Photo Archivist

1995 W. James Burns Photo Archivist

1996 Tony Marinella Photo Archivist

Scope and Content: The Photo Archives contains silver gelatin prints, 35 mm slides (color and

black and white), and acetate negatives. Subject covers the Colorado Plateau and the various

research areas of the Museum of Northern Arizona. Broad topics include anthropology,

archaeology, ethnology, paleontology, geology, Museum history, botany, and meterology.

System of Arrangement: The Photo Archives is divided into series and then into multiple

subseries. The series identifiers are listed below. Please review the individual series descriptions

which contain tables showing the breakdown into further categories. Please use the identifiers

listed in the individual series descriptions when making research requests.

Series Identifier Series Name Scope and Content

A Archaeology and Physical

Anthropology

Miscellaneous archaeological specimens

from unknown sites, maps, diagrams,

reconstructions; photos relating to human

biology.

NA Archaeological Survey All photos associated with known

numbered archaeological sites: views

before and after excavation, artifacts,

plans, reconstructions, etc.

B Botany

C Crafts and Arts All photos of art objects, painting, etc.

except Native American arts which are

placed under individual tribe in Ethnology.

Also includes Craftsmen Shows at MNA.

D Dendrochronology Photos related to the study of tree ring

dating and its use in the dating of

archaeological sites.

E Ethnology All photos of Native Americans, Native

American crafts, house, ceremonies,

etc…; classified by tribe name.

EM Environmental Modification All photos associated with environmental

modification by man and/or economic

development in the Southwest.

Fr Forestry

G Geology

Gg Geography

H History

M Meteorology

N Northern Arizona Society of

Science and Art (NASSA)

All photos of MNA buildings, permanent

exhibits, staff, conferences, etc…

P Petroglyphs Photos of rock art taken around the

Southwest in relation to MNA projects.

Z Zoology

Conditions Governing Access: Due to cultural sensitivities and federal law, photographs

documenting archaeological excavations are restricted to professional archaeologists if they

show burials or other information that the tribes deem private. To view these materials,

researchers must request permission from the appropriate tribal authority.

Physical Access: Materials may be unavailable due to conservation work or staff availability.

Please make an appointment with the Archivist to view these materials.

Conditions Governing Reproduction and Use: Unpublished and published manuscripts are

protected by copyright. Permission to publish, quote, or reproduce must be secured from the

repository and the copyright holder.

Custodial History: Materials were created by various MNA departments and staff throughout

the history of the museum. Please see the Organizational History for information on the creation

of this collection.

Related Archival Materials: Museum of Northern Arizona Site Archives and Museum of

Northern Arizona Institutional Record Group: Anthropology.

Related Museum Collections: Museum of Northern Arizona Anthropology Collection

Publication Note: Please use the photograph identification number provided by the Archivist in

any citations or captions for these images.

Description Control: Finding aid created by Patricia L. Walker using DACS, October 2015.

Series A: Archaeology and Physical Anthropology

Dates:

Extent:

Scope and Content: Miscellaneous archaeological specimens from unknown sites, maps,

diagrams, reconstructions; photos relating to human biology. This series is broken down into the

following subseries and sub-subseries.

Subseries

Identifier

Description Restrictions and Access

A1 Miscellaneous archaeology maps,

diagrams, plans, etc…

A2 Ceramic sherd photos

A3 Miscellaneous artifacts

A3A Baskets

A3B Stone

A3C Clay and bone

A3D Sandals

A3E Textiles

A3F Miscellaneous

A4 Basketmaker I artifacts (pre-ceramic)

A5 Basketmaker II artifacts (pre AD 500)

A6 Basketmaker III artifacts (AD 500-700)

A7 Pueblo I artifacts (AD 700-900)

A8 Pueblo II artifacts (AD 900-1100)

A9 Pueblo III artifacts (AD 1100-1300)

A10 Pueblo IV artifacts

A11 Pueblo V artifacts

A12 Basketmaker III pottery

A13 Pueblo I pottery

A14 Pueblo II pottery

A15 Pueblo III pottery

A16 Pueblo IV pottery

A17 Pueblo V pottery

A18 Pithouse plans and reconstructions ?

A19 Mesa Verde – Nordenskiold

A20 Labyrinths

A21 Miscellaneous architecture and ruins

A22 Native American populations

A23 Sunset Crater (see Geology)

A24 Reconstructions (see also N2 – Museum

Exhibits)

A25 Ceramic experimentation

A26 Patayan pottery

A27 Hohokam pottery

A28 Mogollon pottery

A29 Miscellaneous

A30 - A100 Pottery Wares

A30 Tusayan White Ware

A31 Tusayan Gray Ware

A32 Utah, Moapa, and Shinarump Gray Wares

A33 Little Colorado Gray Ware

A34 Little Colorado White Ware

A35 Mesa Verde White Ware

A35A Mesa Verde Gray Ware

A36 Rio Grande Gray Ware

A37 Pajarito White and Gray Ware

A38 Cibola White Ware

A38A Cibola Gray Ware

A39 Acoma White Ware

A40 San Francisco Mountain Gray Ware

A41 Prescott Gray Ware

A42 Mogollon Brown Ware

A43 Chihuahua Red Ware

A44 Roosevelt Red Ware

A45 Zuni White and Buff Wares

A46 Rio Grande Red Ware

A47 Rio Grande Buff Ware

A48 Rio Grande Glaze Ware

A49 White Mountain Brown Ware

A50 White Mountain Red Ware

A51 Homolovi Orange Ware

A52 Winslow Orange Ware

A53 Tsegi Orange Ware

A54 Jeddito Yellow Ware

A55 Awatovi Yellow Ware

A56 Hohokam Buff Ware

A57 Hohokam Plain Ware

A58 Coconino Buff Ware

A59 Topoc Buff Ware

A60 Tizon Brown Ware

A61 Alameda Brown Ware

A62 San Juan Red Ware

A62A San Juan Orange Ware

A63 Pimeria Brown Ware

A64 - A99 OPEN SUBSERIES – NOT USED

A100 Miscellaneous Pottery


A200 Special Collections

A201 Barth Collection, St, Johns, Arizona

A202 Mr LeRoy’s Collection, El Paso

Polychrome

A203 Verde Valley School Collection (baskets)

A204 Peter Wray Collection from Casas Grandes

A205 Meso-American Archaeology


A300 Miscellaneous shots of survey

environment, camps and personnel,

ordered by project

A301 Methods and Equipment

A302 Scientific seminars or conferences


A400 Project points, miscellaneous

A401

Projectile points, early man (general,

Western) Paleo-Indian

A402 OPEN SUBSERIES – NOT USED








A410 Projectile Points, Archaic (general,

Western)

A411 Projectile Points, Basketmaker

A412 Projectile Points, Pueblo


A500 Petroglyphs


A650 Soil and Water Control Systems


A795

Human Burials (includes cremations);

classified by culture name

RESTRICTED – CULTURAL

SENSITIVITIES

A795A Aleut RESTRICTED – CULTURAL

SENSITIVITIES

A795B Chugash RESTRICTED – CULTURAL

SENSITIVITIES

A795C Pueblo RESTRICTED – CULTURAL

SENSITIVITIES

A795D Anasazi RESTRICTED – CULTURAL

SENSITIVITIES

A795E Prehistoric burial (child) – Dove Springs RESTRICTED – CULTURAL

SENSITIVITIES

A795F Etc to Z


A800 - A900 Physical Anthropology


A820 Craniology and osteology RESTRICTED – CULTURAL

SENSITIVITIES

A821 Skeleton RESTRICTED – CULTURAL

SENSITIVITIES

A822 Cranium RESTRICTED – CULTURAL

SENSITIVITIES

A823 Teeth RESTRICTED – CULTURAL

SENSITIVITIES

A824 Blood types – from bone, etc… RESTRICTED – CULTURAL

SENSITIVITIES

A825 Growth studies RESTRICTED – CULTURAL

SENSITIVITIES

A826 Cranial deformation (includes artificial; ie

cradle board)

RESTRICTED – CULTURAL

SENSITIVITIES

A827 Diseases and pathology of bone RESTRICTED – CULTURAL

SENSITIVITIES

A828 Age studies RESTRICTED – CULTURAL

SENSITIVITIES

A829 Sex determination RESTRICTED – CULTURAL

SENSITIVITIES

A830 Radiographs (X-rays) RESTRICTED – CULTURAL

SENSITIVITIES

A831 Trauma RESTRICTED – CULTURAL

SENSITIVITIES

A832 Conservation

Series NA: Archaeological Survey

Dates:

Extent:

Scope and Content: All photos associated with known numbered archaeological sites: views

before and after excavation, artifacts, plans, reconstructions, etc. All archaeological

photographs are restricted for use to practicing and professional archaeologists or

anthropologists. Archaeologists and anthropologists must have permission from the

appropriate tribal entity prior to viewing photographs deemed culturally sensitive.

NA 1 - [find last number included]

Project ID Project

Name

Site ID Site Name Formats Restrictions

and Access

GCP Glen Canyon

Project

25 image

files

NA405 2 image files

NA1019 1 image file

NA1785 48 image

files

NA2076 1 image file

NA2400 3 image files


NA3500 1 image file

NA3590 1 image file

NA3597 1 image file


NA5137 17 image

files





NA10946 80 image

files


RBMVE Rainbow

Bridge –

Monument

Valley

Expedition

2 image files

Series B: Botany

Dates:

Extent:

Scope and Content:

Series Identifier Description

THALLOPHYTA (1 - 13)

B1 Chlorophyta (green algae)

B2 Euglenophyta (Euglenoids)

B3 Cyanophyta (blue-green algae)

B4 Chrysophyta (yellow-green, golden-brown algae, diatoms)

B5 Pyrrophyta

B6 Phaeophyta (brown algae)

B7 Rhodophyta (red algae)

B8 Schizophyta (fission plants)

B9 Myxomycota (true slime mold)

Eumycota

B10 Algal Fungi

B11 Sac Fungi

B12 Basidium Fungi

B13 Fungi Imperfecti

EMBRYOPHYTA (14 - 22)

Bryophyta

B14 Hepaticae (liverworts)

B15 Anthocerotae (horned liverworts)

B16 Musci

Tracheophyta (vascular plants)

B17 Psilopsida

B18 Lycopsida

B19 Sphenopsida

Pteropsida

B20 Filicinae (ferns)

B21 Gymnosperm

B22 Angiosperm

B23 – B30 OPEN SUBSERIES – NOT USED

PLANT ECOLOGY (31 - 44)

Life Zones

B31 Arctic Alpine

B32 Hudsonian

B33 Canadian

B34 Transition

B35 Upper Sonoran Forest

B36 Upper Sonoran Grassland

B37 Lower Sonoran

B38 OPEN SUBSERIES – NOT USED

B39 Micro-Environmental Studies

B40 – B44 OPEN SUBSERIES – NOT USED

B45 Arizona Vegetation

B45a Rio de Flag

B45a1 Miscellaneous Lower Plants

B45a2 Miscellaneous Gymnosperms

B45a3 Miscellaneous Angiosperms

B45a4 Micro-environmental studies

B45a5 Seasons – Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall

B45a6 General Views

B45a7 Water

B45a8 Economic Botany

B45b Longhouse Valley

B45b1 Miscellaneous Lower Plants

B45b2 Miscellaneous Gymnosperms

B45b3 Miscellaneous Angiosperms

B45b4 Micro-environmental studies

B45b5 Seasons – Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall

B45b6 General Views

B45b7 Water

B45b8 Economic Botany

B45c Glen Canyon and Grand Canyon

B46 Vegetation – US except Arizona

B47 Vegetation – North America except US

B48 Vegetation – World except North America

B49

B50 Maps and Diagrams

B51 Plant Taxonomy

B52 Plant Genetics

B53 Plant Anatomy

B54 Plant Morphology

B55 Plant Cytology

B56 Phycology

B57 Mycology

B58 Plant Physiology

B59 Micro-botany

B60 Plant Pathology

B61 Economic Botany (other than forestry)

B62 Pharmacognosy

B63 History

Series C: Crafts & Arts

Dates:

Extent:

Scope and Content: All photos of art objects, painting, etc…, except Native American arts

which are placed under individual tribe in Ethnology Also includes Craftsmen Shows at MNA


C1 General Art

C2 Architecture

C3 Landscape Architecture

C4 Furniture

C4A Early New England

C4B

C4C Spanish

C5 Ceramics

C6 Textiles

C7 Basketry

C8 Jewelry

C9 Metal work

C10 Book binding

C11 Paintings – MNA Collection – arranged alphabetically by artist

C12 Paintings – not MNA collection

C13

C14

C15 Sculpture (including Kopta Collection)

C16 Book Illustrations

C17

C18

C19

C20 Rotary Exhibits

C21 Special Exhibits

C21A Junior Indian Art Show (arranged alphabetically)

C21B Baskets Exhibits

C21C Ceramics Exhibits

C21D Graphics Exhibits:

Wood block prints by Gustave Bauman – 1938

C21E Paintings Exhibits:

Atwood, Colton, Stanley, Indian Artists – 1939

George E Burr Show – 1959

Arizona Indian Artists – 1960

Early West (paintings owned by Reed Mullan) – 1961

The West on Canvas (O’Brien Art Show) – 1962

Paul Van Dyke Show – 1964

Flagstaff Collectors Art – 1966

Southwest Art – 1968

Gunnar Widfross Show – 1969

Dorothy Dunn Show – 1970

NPS: Artists in the Parks – 1971

Louis Akin Show – 1974

C21F Photography Exhibits:

Photographic Exhibition – 1938

Arizona Photographers Exhibition – 1946

Photography Show – 1959

Canyon Lands Show (by Parker Hamilton) – 1964

Flagstaff Photographers – 1966

Frederick Sommer Show – 1967

Photographic Art – 1968

San Xavier Photographic Show (by Helga Tiewes) – 1972

Indian Images – 1972

C21G Silver Exhibits:

Spratling Silver – 1946

Bits and Bridles – 1969

C21H Textile Exhibits

C21I Special Collections Exhibits:

PJ McGough Collection (Maximiliana) – 1938

Hubbell Collection – 1957

Harvey Collection – 1963

Phoenix Art Museum – 1965

Schroeter Collection – 1968

Shields and Weapons – 1970

Curtin Collection – 1975

C21J Exotic (non-US Southwest) Exhibits:

Bali and Java – 1938

Philippine Islands – 1944

Hawaii Exhibit – 1950

Monte Alban Jewelry – 1957

Eskimo Graphics – 1965

Bali – 1972

C21K Contemporary Crafts Show (ADC):

Arizona Designer Craftsman - 1974

C21L Miscellaneous Exhibits

C21M Student Art Exhibit

C22 – C49 OPEN SUBSERIES – NOT USED

C50 Miscellaneous


C90 Craftsman of Northern Arizona Show – filed chronologically


C100 Hopi Craftman Show – filed chronologically (1930 thru 1985)

C100A Preparation / Judging (1956 – 1977)

C100B Preview Night (1956 – 1977)

C100C Demonstrators (1957 - 1978)

C100D Displays (1958 - 1978)

C100E (1958 – 1968)

C100F (1956 - 1967)

C200 Navajo Craftman Show – filed chronologically (1949 – 1985, 2006)

C200A Preparation / Judging (1946 - 1978)

C200B Preview Night (1946 - 1978)

C200C Demonstrators (1958 - 1977)

C200D Displays (1958 - 1975)

C200E (1958 – 1969)

C200F (1958 – 1966)

C300 Zuni Craftsman Show

C300A Preparation / Judging

C300B Preview Night

C300C Demonstrators

C300D Displays

Series D: Dendrochronology

Dates:

Extent:

Scope and Content: Photos related to the study of tree ring dating and its use in the dating of

archaeological sites


D1 Yellow Pine

D2 Other trees

D3 Tree-ring Conference

D4 Tools

D5 Graphs

D6 Wood Sections

D7 Charcoal

D8 OPEN SUBSERIES – NOT USED

D9 OPEN SUBSERIES – NOT USED

D10 Miscellaneous

Series E: Ethnology

Dates:

Extent:

Scope and Content: All photos of Native Americans, Native American crafts, house,

ceremonies, etc…; classified by tribe name

Series

Identifier

Description

General

E1 Maps and Diagrams

E2 Miscellaneous Ethnology

E3 Old World Ethnology

E4 Miscellaneous South American Ethnology

E5 Miscellaneous Central American Ethnology

E6 Miscellaneous Mexican Ethnology

E7 Miscellaneous Plains Indian Ethnology

E7A Miscellaneous Plains Indian paintings

E8 Miscellaneous California Indian Ethnology

E9 Miscellaneous Southwestern Indian Ethnology (Charles Swank Photos)

E9A Miscellaneous Southwest paintings

E10 Miscellaneous Northeastern Indian Ethnology

E11 Miscellaneous Northwest Coast Indian Ethnology

E12 Miscellaneous Inuit Ethnology

E13 Athabascan Ethnology

E14 Chinese Ethnology

E15 Anglo Ethnology

E16 Miscellaneous Northwest Indian Ethnology

E17 OPEN SUBSERIES – NOT USED



E20 Miscellaneous African Ethnology

E21 – E99 OPEN SUBSERIES – NOT USED

Hopi

E100 People

E100A General

E100B Craftsmen, Prizewinners (1935 – 1976)

E101 Agriculture

E101A Produce

E101B Fields, Gardens, Orchards

E101C Springs, Wells

E101D Animal Husbandry

E101E Miscellaneous

E102 Transportation

E103 Textiles (weaving)

E103A Large, upright loom weaving (shawls, wedding dress)

E103B Brocade

E103C Embroidery

E103D Modern Embroidery

E103E Woven belts, sashes, hair ties, garters

E103F Finger weaving

E103G Knitting

E103H Spinning, carding, tools

E104 Basketry

E104A Utility baskets, yucca sifters

E104B Wicker baskets, plaques

E104C Coiled baskets, plaques

E104D Demonstrations of techniques

E105 Ceramics

E105A Pottery

E105B Techniques

E106 Architecture (see also E128: Hopi Villages)

E107 Stone and Metal Work (includes silver work & fetishes

E108 Ceremonies for Individuals

E109 Snake Dance and Flute dance

E110 Kachina Dances

E111 Dolls (includes Katsina Dolls)

E111A Katsinas (Kachina) dolls

E111B Non-Kachinas dolls

E112 Wood work

E113 Traders and Trading Posts

E114 Household activities (excluding cooking)

E115 Animals

E116 Hunting

E117

E118 Silver designs (Museum) and Silver marks (Hopi Guild)

E119 Leather work

E120 Major ceremonies (many restricted, in vault)

E121 Social dances

E122 Ceremonial equipment (medicine bundles)

E123 Children (Games, toys, etc…)

E124 Preparation of food, cooking

E125 Recreation (rodeos, etc)

E126 History

E127 Village Plans

E128 Villages and Settlements

E128A First Mesa (Tewa-Hano, Sichomovi, Walpi)

E128B Second Mesa (Shungopovi, Mishongnovi, Shipaulovi)

E128C Third Mesa (Oraibi, new Oraibi-Kiaiochomovi, Bacabi, Hotevilla

E128D Moenkopi

E129

E130

E131 Graves, burials

E132 Shrines

E133 Education

E134 Politics

E135 Law enforcement

E136 Medicine (hospitals, etc…)

E137 Mining

E138 Clan Property

E139 Tribal Fair

E140 Business Enterprise

E141 Mills

E142 Employment

E143 Modern Rock Art

E144 Weapons

E145 Cradleboards

E146 Articles for personal use

E147 Tools

E148 Walpi Archaeological Project (plates for final report)

E149 Communication – Postal Service (US)

E150 Painting – filed alphabetically by artist


Navajo

E200 People

E201 Agriculture

E201A Fields, gardens

E201B Water resources

E202 Transportation

E203 Textiles

E203A Textiles (rugs, blankets, etc)

E203B Weaving techniques

E203C Spinning, carding, weaving

E203D Shearing sheep

E203E Cordage

E203F Dyes and dying

E204 Basketry

E205 Ceramics

E205A Pottery

E205B Techniques

E206 Architecture

E207 Stone and metal

E207A Jewelry

E208 Ceremonies

E208A Ceremonies for Individuals

E208B Sandpaintings (Reichard Collection)

E209 Jewelry (non-metal)

E210

E211 Dolls and Ceremonial figurines

E212 Wood

E213 Trading posts [E213H.003 is RESTRICTED]

E214

E215 Domesticated animals

E216 Horse gear

E217 Silver

E218 Belts and straps

E219 Leather work

E220 Major Ceremonies

E221

E222 Ceremonial Equipment

E223 Children (games, toys, etc)

E224 Preparation of food, cooking

E225 Recreation

E226 History

E227

E228 Villages and Settlements

E229

E230

E231

E232

E233 Education

E234 Politics

E235 Law Enforcement

E236 Hospitals

E237 Mining

E238

E239 Tribal Fair

E240 Business Enterprise

E241 Mills

E242 Employment

E243 Modern Rock Art

E244 Weapons

E245

E246 Articles for personal use

E247 Tools

E248 Archaeological sites, no NA#’s

E249

E250 Paintings – filed alphabetically by artist


NOTE: The order of topics for the following tribes is

the same as that listed under Hopi and Navajo

E300 Havasupai

E400 Yavapai

E500 Walapai or Hualapai

E600 Apache – White Mountain and San Carlos/Western (see also E1400)

E700 Pima

E800 Papago

E900 Zuni

E1000 Keresan Pueblos: Acoma, Laguna, Santa Ana, Zia, San Felipe, Santo Domingo,

Cochiti

E1100 Tewa Pueblos: Nambe, Tesque, San Ildefonso, San Juan, Santa Clara

E1200 Tanoan Pueblos: Taos, Pictures, Isleta, Sandia, Jemez (Hemis), etc…

E1300 Paiute

E1400 Tonto Apache

E1500 Maricopa

E1600 Mojave

E1700 Ute

E1800 Mexico – Rio Grande

E1900 Chemehuevip

E2000 Chiricahua Apache

E2100 Mescalero Apache

E2200 Seri (Mexico)

E2300 Potawatomi

E2400 Choctaw

E2500 Sioux

E2600 Kiowa

E2700 Shoshone

E2800 Comanche

E2900 Jicarilla Apache

E3000 Cocopa

E3100 Mayo

E3200 Pueblo (miscellaneous)

E3300 Caddo-Kiowa (East Texas – Plains)

E3400 Iroquois

E3500 Crow

E3600 Alaskan

E3700 Black Foot

E3800 Siadmans

E3900 Hidatsa

E4000 Sityatki (should be filed under A54 Jeddito Yellow Ware)

E4100 Plains (miscellaneous unspecified)

E4200 Wiyot

E4300 Tlingit

E4400 Yurok

E4500 Pakistanis

E4600 Yuman

E4700 Hupa (California group)

Series EM: Environmental Modification

Dates:

Extent:

Scope and Content: All photos associated with environmental modification by man and/or

economic development in the Southwest

Series Identifier Description Formats Restrictions and Access

Conservation Organizations (each organization is numbered separately)

EM1 National and Arizona Wildlife

Federation

EM2 Sierra Club

EM3 Friends of the Earth

EM4 Black Mesa Defense

EM5 John Muir

EM6 Central Clearinghouse

EM7 CPEAC (these photos are filed

under N100-C

EM8

EM9 Miscellaneous

Biology – All photos relating to changes or disturbances in the biological community

EM10 Botanical

EM11 Zoological

EM12 Micro-environmental

EM13 General biological community

EM14

EM15

EM16

EM17

EM18

EM19 Miscellaneous

Energy – non-industrial

EM20 Recreational

EM21 Private

EM22

EM23

EM24

EM25

EM26

EM27

EM28

EM29 Miscellaneous

Energy – Industrial (the order of topics for all electrical and nuclear power plants,

smelters, etc… is the same as that listed under “Four Corners”)

Electrical

EM30 Four Corners

EM30A Site before construction

EM30B Construction

EM30C Operation

EM30D Equipment

EM30E Effects of operation

EM30F Demonstrations

EM30G

EM30H

EM30I

EM30J Miscellaneous

EM31 Huntington Canyon


EM31B Construction

EM31C Operation

EM31D Equipment



EM31G

EM31H

EM31I

EM31J Miscellaneous

EM32 Kaiparowitz


EM32B Construction

EM32C Operation

EM32D Equipment



EM32G

EM32H

EM32I

EM32J Miscellaneous

EM33 Mojave or Mohave


EM33B Construction

EM33C Operation

EM33D Equipment



EM33G

EM33H

EM33I

EM33J Miscellaneous

EM34 Navajo


EM34B Construction

EM34C Operation

EM34D Equipment



EM34G

EM34H

EM34I

EM34J Miscellaneous

EM35 San Juan


EM35B Construction

EM35C Operation

EM35D Equipment



EM35G

EM35H

EM35I

EM35J Miscellaneous

EM36 Cholla


EM36B Construction

EM36C Operation

EM36D Equipment



EM36G

EM36H

EM36I

EM36J Miscellaneous

EM37 Glen Canyon Dam


EM37B Construction

EM37C Operation

EM37D Equipment



EM37G

EM37H

EM37I

EM37J Miscellaneous

EM38 Davis Dam


EM38B Construction

EM38C Operation

EM38D Equipment



EM38G

EM38H

EM38I

EM38J Miscellaneous

EM39 – EM45 OPEN SUBSERIES – NOT USED

EM46 Railroad


EM46B Construction

EM46C Operation

EM46D Equipment



EM46G

EM46H

EM46I

EM46J Miscellaneous

EM47 Communication Lines


EM47B Construction

EM47C Operation

EM47D Equipment



EM47G

EM47H

EM47I

EM47J Miscellaneous

EM48 Transmission Lines


EM48B Construction

EM48C Operation

EM48D Equipment



EM48G

EM48H

EM48I

EM48J Miscellaneous

EM49 Miscellaneous

Nuclear


Smelters

EM70 Clifton


EM70B Construction

EM70C Operation

EM70D Equipment



EM70G

EM70H

EM70I

EM70J Miscellaneous


Other


Land Use – The order of topics listed under each heading is the same as that for “Energy –

Industrial”

Forestry – Listed by area and/or specific project


Mining – Listed by specific mining operation

EM150 Black Mesa


EM150B Construction

EM150C Operation

EM150D Equipment



EM150G

EM150H

EM150I

EM150J Miscellaneous


Reclamation – Listed by specific project


Recreation – Listed by specific project and/or area

EM190 Flagstaff


EM190B Construction

EM190C Operation

EM190D Equipment



EM190G

EM190H

EM190I



Housing and Commercial Developments – Listed by area

EM220 Flagstaff region


EM220B Construction

EM220C Operation

EM220D Equipment



EM220G

EM220H

EM220I


EM221 Sedona region


EM221B Construction

EM221C Operation

EM221D Equipment



EM221G

EM221H

EM221I


EM222 Verde Valley


EM221B Construction

EM221C Operation

EM221D Equipment



EM221G

EM221H

EM221I


EM223

EM224

EM225 Northern Arizona – general


EM225B Construction

EM225C Operation

EM225D Equipment



EM225G

EM225H

EM225I


EM226 Phoenix region


EM226B Construction

EM226C Operation

EM226D Equipment



EM226G

EM226H

EM226I


EM227 Tucson region


EM227B Construction

EM227C Operation

EM227D Equipment



EM227G

EM227H

EM227I


EM228

EM229

EM230 Southern Arizona – general


EM230B Construction

EM230C Operation

EM230D Equipment



EM230G

EM230H

EM230I


EM231 Utah


EM231B Construction

EM231C Operation

EM231D Equipment



EM231G

EM231H

EM231I


EM232 Colorado


EM232B Construction

EM232C Operation

EM232D Equipment



EM232G

EM232H

EM232I


EM233 New Mexico


EM233B Construction

EM233C Operation

EM233D Equipment



EM233G

EM233H

EM233I



Agriculture

EM240 Ranching


EM240B Construction

EM240C Operation

EM240D Equipment



EM240G

EM240H

EM240I


EM241 Farming


EM241B Construction

EM241C Operation

EM241D Equipment



EM241G

EM241H

EM241I



EM250 Soil Erosion


EM250B Construction

EM250C Operation

EM250D Equipment



EM250G

EM250H

EM250I



Pollution – All photos relating to pollution which are not filed under specific industries (all

are listed by area)

Controls

EM270 - EM279 OPEN SUBSERIES – NOT USED

Air

EM280 Four Corners region

EM281 Phoenix region

EM282 Winslow region


Water


Soil


Transportation – The order of topics under each highway, railroad, airport, etc… is the

same as that for Beeline Highway

Roads and Highways – Listed by highway

EM320 Beeline Highway

EM320A Prior to construction

EM320B Construction

EM320C Usage after construction

EM320D Effects of construction

EM320E

EM320F

EM320G

EM320H Miscellaneous

EM321 Black Canyon Highway (I-17)

EM322 Page


Railroads – listed by railroad

EM340 Salt River Project Railroad

EM341 Black Mesa Railroad


Airports – listed by airport

EM360 Pulliam Airport, Flagstaff


Population – Listed by area


Resources


Water – All photos related to general use and disuse, quality, etc… of water (listed by

water source and/or area)

EM440 Colorado River

EM441 Phoenix River


Series Fr: Forestry

Dates:

Extent:

Scope and Content:

Series Identifier Description Formats Restrictions and

Access

FR1 Fort Valley

Experimental Forest

FR2 Timber Research

FR3 Lumber Salvage

FR4

FR5

FR6

FR7

FR8

FR9

FR10 Miscellaneous

Series G: Geology

Dates:

Extent:

Scope and Content:

Series Identifier Description Formats Restrictions and Access

Mineralogy & Crystallography

G1 – G100 All minerals catalogued

alphabetically

Petrology

G101 Petrology and Petrography –

general

G102 Igneous Intrusive rocks

G103 Igneous Extrusive rocks

G104 Metamorphic rocks

G105 Sedimentary rocks

G106 Extra-terrestial rocks

(meteorites, tektites, etc…)

G107 Xenoliths

G108 Structures (ripple marks,

mud cracks, etc…)

G109 - G200 OPEN SUBSERIES – NOT

USED

Economic Geology

G201 Ore Deposits

G202 Fuels

G203 Petroleum

G204 Building Stones

G205 Clays

G206 Water

G207 Gems

G208 Mines


USED

Regional Geology and Geography (filed alphabetically)

G301 A

G302 B

G303 C

G304 D

G305 - G324 E – Z 2 image files

G325 Regional Geology – United

States

G326 Regional Geology – North

America (excluding US)

G327 Regional Geology – Europe

G328 Regional Geology – Asia

G329 Regional Geology – South

America

G330 Regional Geology –

Antarctica

3 image files

G331 Regional Geology – Africa


USED

Paleontology

G401 Protozoa

G402 Porifera

G403 Coelenterata

G404 Ctenophora

G405 Annelida & other worm

phyla

G406 Bryozoa

G407 Brachiopoda

G408 Mollusca

G409 Arthropods

G410 Echinoderms

G411 Fish

G412 Amphibians

G413 Reptiles

G414 Birds

G415 Mammals

G416 Paleobotany

G417 Tracks & Trails –

vertebrates

G418 Tracks & Trails –

invertebrates

G419 Miscellaneous (includes

charts, graphics, etc…)


USED

Stratigraphy & Historical Geology

G501 Pre-Cambrian – general

G502 Pre-Cambrian – Older

G503 Pre-Cambrian – Younger

G504 Paleozoic

G505 Cambrian

G506 Ordovician

G507 Silurian

G508 Devonian

G509 Mississippian

G510 Pennsylvanian

G511 Permian

G512 Mesozoic – general

G513 Triassic

G514 Jurassic

G515 Cretaceous

G516 Cenozoic – general

G517 Paleocene

G518 Eocene

G519 Oligocene

G520 Miocene

G521 Pliocene

G522 Pleistocene 1 image file

G523 Recent


USED

Physical Geology

G601 Weathering and Soils

G602 Running Water (streams)

G603 Ground Water

G604 Lakes and Basins

G605 Glaciers and Glaciations

G606 Wind Action

G607 Oceans

G608 Mass Wasting

G609 Volcanoes and Extrusive

Volcanic features

10 image files

G610 Intrusive Igneous bodies

G611 Hot Springs and Fumaroles

G612 Speleology – caves,

fissures, blowholes, sinks,

etc.

G613 Sedimentary Structures

G614 - 700 OPEN SUBSERIES – NOT

USED

Structural Geology

G701 Monoclines, Synclines,

Anticlines

G702 Faults

G703 Joint patters and lineation

G704 Concretions, etc…


USED

G801 - G900 Maps & Charts

National Parks – filed alphabetically


USED

G910 Grand Canyon National

Park

G916 Mesa Verde National Park

G925 Yosemite National Park

National Monuments – filed alphabetically

G927 Bandolier National

Monument

G928 Chaco Canyon National

Monument

G929 Canyon de Chelly National

Monument

G933 Hovenweep National

Monument

G937 Montezuma Castle National

Monument

G938 Navajo National Monument

G940 Petrified Forest National

Monument

G942 Rainbow Bridge National

Monument

G944 Sunset Crater National

Monument

G945 Wupatki National

Monument

Rivers – filed alphabetically

G954 Colorado River

G963 Little Colorado River

G970 San Juan River

G974 Walnut Creek


USED

Geology Summer Assistants

G1001 See also N7

Geology Volunteers

G1002 See also N7

Geology Research Workers

G1003 See also N7 4 image files

Geology Symposia

G1004 Symposia 1933 – 1984 4 image files

G1004A International Upper Mantle

Commission

G1004B Grand Canyon Symposium

G1004C Arizona Geological

Symposium

Geologists

G1005 Geologists – visiting

G1006 Geologists – historical

G1007 Photographs for publication

G1008 Geologists – international

Paleontologists

G1009 Paleontologists – historical

G1010 – G1100 OPEN SUBSERIES – NOT

USED

Series Gg: Geography

Dates:

Extent:

Scope and Content: See N25, N26, and G401 – 500 for Reconstruction of Ancient Life


Gg1 Solar System – maps, etc

Gg2 Earth

Gg3 Eastern Hemisphere

Gg4 Western Hemisphere

Gg5 Europe

Gg6 Africa

Gg7 Asia

Gg8 Arctic and Antarctic

Gg9 Central American and Mexico

Gg10 South America

Gg11 Oceania

Gg12 Pacific Islands

Gg13 Indonesia

Gg14 North America

Gg15 North America, West

Gg16 New Mexico

Gg17 Utah

Gg18 Colorado

Gg19 Arizona – Hopi, Navajo, etc…, Sedona, Red Rocks

Gg20 Flagstaff – Rio de Flag, etc…

Gg21 Maps – Hopi, etc…

Gg22 Atlantic Islands

Gg23 – Gg49 OPEN SUBSERIES – NOT USED

Gg50 Location Unidentified – Scenic

Series H: History

Dates:

Extent:

Scope and Content: * All items concerning National Parks, National Monuments, Rivers, etc…

are filed under G900


H1 Travel

H2 Travel Maps

H3 Roads and Trails

H4 Ancient History (prehistory, miscellaneous)

H5 Spanish History

H6 American History

H7 Southwest History

H8 Arizona History

H9 New Mexico History

H10 Utah History

H11 Colorado History

H12

H13

H14

H15

H16 Mormon History

H17 People, misc.

H18 Historic inscriptions

H19 Documents

H20 Aviation

H21 Railroads

H22 Old Ranches

H23 Lumbering

H24

H25

H26

H27

H28

H29 Destroying old chemicals

H30 Flagstaff People

H31 Flagstaff Buildings (old town)

Flagstaff Industry

H32 Lumbering

H33 Ranching

H34 Water Supply

H35 Mining

H36 Fire Control

H37 – H75 OPEN SUBSERIES – NOT USED

H76 Fort Moroni (Fort Valley)

H77 Lowell Observatory

H78 Wetherill History

H79 White Mesa District – copper deposit

H80 U of A Arch Field School – Grasshopper

H81 Bureau of Indian Affairs

H82 Peales Museum

H83 Heard Museum (Military History)

H84 Arizona State Museum – U of A

H85 Amerind Foundation


Historic Objects – filed by material type

H100 Wood

H101 Metal

H102 Stone

H103 Ceramic


Series M: Meteorology

Dates:

Extent:

Scope and Content:


M1 Miscellaneous – snow in June, rainbows, lightning, clouds, snow gauges, etc

M2 Rain Gauge Stations

M3 Clouds

M4 Lightning

M5 Frost

M6 Rainbows

M7

M8

M9

M10

Series N: Northern Arizona Society of Science and Art (NASSA)

Dates:

Extent:

Scope and Content:


N1 Publicity photographs – see also N9

N2 Social occasions – parties, picnics, weddings, etc… - filed by year

N3 MNA meetings – Annual Members Night, Board of Trustees, staff, etc…

N4 Visitors to Museum of Northern Arizona

N5 Friends of the Museum of Northern Arizona

N6 Seminars (summer)

N7 Staff and associates – filed by year

N8 Dr. Harold S. Colton

N8A Furniture

N8B Paintings

N8C Photographs – filed by year

N8D Colton House

N8E Colton Room at Pioneer’s Historical Museum

N8F Documents

N8G – N8Z OPEN SUBSERIES – NOT USED

N9 Publications, posters, etc…

N10 Sinagua Society – filed by year

N11 Member Events – filed by year

N12 Sedona Lecture Series; Muse Activities

N13 Meteoritical Society

N14 Museum of Northern Arizona Docents

N15 Museum of Northern Arizona Buildings and Surroundings

N15A Women’s Club

N15B Museum building

N15C Research Center and Homestead – see also N17

N15D Annex

N15E Library

N15F Fern Mountain Ranch

N15G Parking lot and grounds or land

N15H Nature Walk Trail

N15I

N15J Chicken Coop

N15K Green House

N15L Homestead – see also N15c

N15M Peaks

N16 Museum of Northern Arizona – aerial views

N17 Museum of Northern Arizona laboratories – Early Research Center

facilities

N18 Museum of Northern Arizona equipment, furniture and fixtures

N19 Museum of Northern Arizona Shop

N20 Storage – Research collections

N21 Miscellaneous items in Museum collection

N22 Permanent Traveling Exhibits

N23

N24 Display of the Month

N25 Permanent Exhibits

N26 Special Exhibits – filed by year (see also C21)

N26(1942) Volcanoes of Northern Arizona

N26(1956) Meem’s Show on Southwestern Architecture

Mission 66

Historic Maps

Navajo Resources Exhibit

Spencer Rock Show

N26(1958) Juniper Control Show

The Boring Story

Apache Crafts

N26(1959) Tobacco smoking devices display

Shonto Show

N26(1960) Glen Canyon Show

Meteorology Show

N26(1961) Publications display Exhibit

N26(1962) Reservation Days Show

N26(1963) Piki in Museum

Mapping the Moon

Outlaw River

N26(1964) Moenkopi Show

N26(1965) Salvage Archaeology

N26(1966) Rio de Flag

N26(1967) Space Exploration Exhibit

N26(1968) Geology Special Exhibit

N26(1969) Grand Canyon Explorer Exhibit

N26(1970) Dams and Dilemmas

Moon Rock Show

N26(1971) Burial of the Magician

N26(1972) Basket Show

N26(1973) Contemporary Indian Ceramic Show

N26(1974) Nampayo Show

Bronze bust of Elizabeth White

NEA Purchase Plan Display

Earth Resources Technology Satellite exhibit

Soil and Man Display

N26(1975) Prehistoric Tortoise

N26(1976) Sculpture by Jan Zach

Northern Arizona Craftsmen Show

Don Briggs Imagery Show

Wilson Hurley Painting exhibit

Voth Collection

N26(1977) Pueblo Pottery exhibit at Post Office

Solar Energy Show

Life Forms – Images by Tome Whitham

Flagstaff Handweaver Guild exhibit

Fred Kabotie Show

Judging of the Northern Arizona Art Invitational

N26(1978) Sacred Paths

N26(1979) Biology exhibit

Navajo Pottery exhibit

Blumenschein Family Art Exhibit Dick Arentz Photography Show

N27 Educational Projects

N28 Expeditions and reunions, collecting trips

N29 WPA Project

N30 Miscellaneous photographic items

N31 Museum of Northern Arizona conservation, collections conservation and

restoration

N32 – N99 OPEN SUBSERIES – NOT USED

N100 Scientific Conferences (Geo Symposia filed under G1004)

N100A Pottery Conference – filed by year

N100B Pecos Conference – filed by year

N100C Colorado Plateau Environmental Advisory Council – filed by year

N100D Fern Mountain Ecology School

N100E –

N100Z

OPEN SUBSERIES – NOT USED

N101 Other conferences and groups

N102 Seminars – filed by year

N103 Visiting scientists and researchers

N104 – N199 OPEN SUBSERIES – NOT USED

N200 SUNY Atmospheric Sciences

N201

N202

N203

N204 Astrogeology

Series P: Petroglyphs

Dates:

Extent:

Scope and Content: Photos of rock art taken around the Southwest in relation to MNA projects

NOTE: This category contains important groups of petroglyphs If the petroglyphs are associated

with a MNA site number (begins with NA), look under that number in the Archaeology section

of the photo archives


P1 Willow Springs Picture Rock (NA4492) – Tutuveni [Possible restriction]

P2 Turkey Tanks

P3 Picture Canyon

P4 Veit Ranch (NA286) [Possible restriction]

P5 Walnut Canyon Cliff Dwellings

P6 Picture Cave – Crack-in-the-Rock

P7 North of Black Point, W side LC

P8 Deadman’s Canyon

P9 First Mesa – Hopi

P10 Second Mesa – Hopi

P11 Third Mesa – Hopi

P12 Tolchaco Region

P13 Tappan Wash

P14 Citadel Region

P15 Dove Tank Region

P16 Second Sink south of Citadel

P17 Clear Creek near Winslow

P18 Homolovi

P19 Cedar Wash

P20 Inscription Point near Wupatki (NA2562)

P21 Mouth of Hopi Trail Canyon

P22 Honanki

P23 Partridge Creek

P24 Buttress Canyon, Lukachukai Mountains

P25 San Juan River

P26 Rio de Flag (in front of Museum of Northern Arizona)

P27 Cataract Canyon (Havasu)

P28 Havasupai Canyon

P29 Silver Creek Canyon

P30 - P59 OPEN SUBSERIES – NOT USED

P60 Kittredge Ranch, Verde Valley, Hartley Canyon

P61 - P99 OPEN SUBSERIES – NOT USED

P100 Miscellaneous

Series Z: Zoology

Dates:

Extent:

Scope and Content:

Subseries ID Description

Invertebrates

Z1 Protozoa

Z2 Porifera

Z3 Coelenterata

Z4 Platyhelminthes

Z5 Nemathelminthes

Z6 Trachelminthes

Z7 Brachiopoda

Z8 Bryzoa

Z9 Echinodermata

Z10 Mollusca

Z11 Annelida

Z12 Arthropoda

Vertebrates

Z13 Fish

Z14 Amphibians

Z15 Reptiles

Z16 Birds

Z17 Mammals

Z18

Z19 Aquatic Fauna

Z20 – Z49 OPEN SUBSERIES – NOT USED

Z50 Classification and Nomenclature

Z51 History

Z52 Physiology

Z53 Pathology

Z54 Embryology

Z55 Comparative Anatomy and Histology

Z56 Behavior and Psychology

Z57 Ecology

Z58 Evolution

Z59 Genetics

Z60 Distribution

Z61 Maps and Diagrams

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