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Description

The Franklin O. Loveland Collection is divided into three Series. I. Charles S. Wake; II. Native American Culture and III. Caribbean Culture. Series I is material Loveland collected while conducting research on British anthropologist Charles S. Wake (1835 - 1910) and includes correspondence between Loveland and other Wake scholars. Series II constitutes the bulk of the collection and includes research, articles and various other materials on Native American cultures. Of special note to researchers is the field research Loveland conducted on Shawnee Indians in Oklahoma during his sabbatical during the summer and fall of 1985. Series III includes research, articles and papers on various aspects of Caribbean culture, with the bulk of the Series comprised of field research Loveland conducted in Belize in the summer of 1982.

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Collection Size

17 cubic feet

Publication Date

August 1999

Keywords

Charles S. Wake, Native American culture, Shawnee Indians, Caribbean culture, Belize

Disciplines

Anthropology | Cultural History | Ethnic Studies | Indigenous Studies | Latin American Languages and Societies | Social and Cultural Anthropology

Document Type

Finding Aid

MS-002: Franklin O. Loveland Papers

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