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5 [[underlined]] CHANGES IN STAFF [[/underlined]] There were no changes in the staff during the year. [[underlined]] EXPEDITIONS [[/underlined]] We were able during the Autumn of 1948 to sent Mr. Bernard Edley to collect among the Santa Cruz Maya of Quintana Roo, Mexico. Mr. Edley returned with a considerable amount of material culture specimens and several interesting ceremonial pieces. As these Santa Cruz Indians were not previously represented among our collections, this expedition permitted us to fill a gap in the material made and used by the present day Maya of the Yucatan peninsula. [[underlined]] OUTSTANDING GIFTS [[/underlined]] Mrs. H.D. Barrow Nine pieces of archaeology and ethnology from the Northwest Coast and Alaska. Miss Margaret E. Bell A most interesting incised silver bracelet from the Haida of British Columbia. Mr. Rene d'Harnoncourt Three pottery heads from the famous Tlatilco site in the Valley of Mexico. Mr. Bernard Edley A complete ceremonial costume used in the Zapotec Plume Dance. Dr. Marion Eppley Four examples of bows used by the Huron, the Montagnais and the Seminole, and an Apache bow with obsidian pointed arrow. Dr. Paul Fejos Six pieces of archaeological and ethnological material from Mexico and Guatemala, and two wooden dishes from the Tlingit of Alaska. Mr. M.R. Harrington A corn husk doll which had been owned since childhood by the late Mrs. Harrington (Endeka) a Seneca woman.