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1,394 Contributions
With over 5400 cards in 4 boxes, this study of Native American vocabularies in the southern states offers insight into language choices. Transcribe these cards and learn how many phrases Alabama Indians used to describe “walking.”
834 Contributions
In 1909, the Smithsonian teamed with Col. Theodore Roosevelt on an expedition to Africa to collect specimens for the Institution's new Natural History Museum. The team collected an estimated 11,400 animal specimens from what is now Kenya, the Democratic Republic of Congo and up to the Nile river into Sudan. Edgar Alexander Mearns (1856 - 1916) joined the expedition as a retired US Army surgeon and medical officer. Help us transcribe these field notes that document specimens 1 to 1858, noting collection locations, landmarks, and more.
JMosely marked for review a page from Archaeological Research in China (manuscript), 1923-1934
JMosely marked for review a page from Archaeological Research in China (manuscript), 1923-1934
JMosely transcribed a page from Archaeological Research in China (manuscript), 1923-1934
JMosely marked for review a page from Archaeological Research in China (manuscript), 1923-1934
JMosely transcribed a page from Archaeological Research in China (manuscript), 1923-1934
scrumpy transcribed a page from Archaeological Research in China (manuscript), 1923-1934
