Audrey and Harry Hawthorn Library and Archives

Item is a published map that shows the distribution and extent of 10 major North American language families and subdivisions. Faded and perforated.Published by Rand McNally for American Ethnological Society, 1966.

Anthropology 502 Overview and ecology (502-3)

29-6-A-164
File
1965-1966

Part of Wilson Duff fonds

Anthropology 502 Ethnohistory sessions

29-6-A-165
File
1965-1966

Part of Wilson Duff fonds

Anthropology 502 Ethnohistory (culture) (502-5)

29-6-A-166
File
1965-1966

Part of Wilson Duff fonds

Anthropology 502 Northwest Coast art (502-2-1)

29-6-A-169
File
1965-1966

Part of Wilson Duff fonds

Anthropology 502 Family traditions (502-2-3)

29-6-A-171
File
1965-1966

Part of Wilson Duff fonds

Anthropology 502 Linguistic approach to prehistory (502-2-4)

29-6-A-172
File
1965-1966

Part of Wilson Duff fonds

[Northwest Coast Art] (4 of 4)

29-6-A-193
File
1966

Part of Wilson Duff fonds

Case 4 - Centennial poles

29-9-C-04
File
1966

Part of Wilson Duff fonds

File consists of slides showing poles by a number of different carvers. Includes: Sam Henderson, Henry Hunt, Tony Hunt, C. Dudoward, S. Modeste, S. Charlie, J. John, J. James, S. Walkus, W. Jeffrey, Alert Bay carvers, U.B.C. Totem Park Haida poles, Victoria museum,carving tools, ferry shots. Note: Includes lists of argillite slides, centennial totem pole programme carvers and judges, and text of legends. Argillite slides have been added; these are duplicated in part in case 18.

Southern Kwakiutl villages and tribes

29-10-B-17
File
1966

Part of Wilson Duff fonds

Item is a base map with ms. additions showing territories and names of South Kwakiutl tribes, names and locations of former and current villages, and non-Indian settlements. Includes legend. Marked "W. Duff 1966." Encapsulated.
Base map: Southern Kwakiutl base map, Duff-CM-14.