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Pyramid construction in Mesoamerica: profiles through Mound A: top=side-to-side; bottom=front to back, showing superposition of temples (Original teaching slide code: RL-11)
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35mm slide: 20531
Image Number
16790

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Pyramid construction in Mesoamerica. Plans of temples in Mound A, showing how temples were superimposed. Note tombs associated with different temples. (Original teaching slide code: RL-12)
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35mm slide: 20532
Image Number
16791

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Uxmal -- Governor's Palace -- House of Turtles.
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35mm slide: 413
Image Number
1680

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Choukoutien (Zhoukoudian) sites, Peking, China. Early hominid "Homo erectus" or "Peking man" site, strata from Middle Pleistocene-early Holocene. Note: Homo erectus has been found in Choukoutien (or Zhoukoudian) near Peking with stone tools, fire?, and a lot of faunal remains. (Original teaching slide code: RS-1)
Date of Photo
1972
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35mm slide: 20657
Image Number
16807

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"Hoabinhian" tools, the SEA early Holocene lithic assemblage (see H. R. van Heekeren 1972: Prehistory of Indonesia) Note: Southeast Asian archaeologists put the "Hoabinhian" in global and regional temporal frameworks by comparing with the Vietnamese and European chronologies. In trying to establish correlations with European archaeological phases, it was noted that artifacts thought to be characteristic of the Lower Paleolithic, "chopper-chopper tool
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35mm slide: 20666
Image Number
16808

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Ban Chiang, northeastern Thailand. Note: This shows the open-air museum of Ban Chiang site, northeastern Thailand. The site's dates range from 3,600 BC to AD 200. (Original teaching slide code: RS-11). Photo taken by Rasmi Shoocongdej.
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35mm slide: 20667
Image Number
16809

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Uxmal -- Governor's Palace and House of Turtles.
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35mm slide: 414
Image Number
1681

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Ban Chiang, northeastern Thailand. Note: Ban Chiang is well-known for its red on buff painted pottery and early metallurgy of Thailand (Chin You-Di). (Original teaching slide code: RS-12). Photo taken by Rasmi Shoocongdej.
Late Period, Bronze Age, 300 BC - AD 200
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35mm slide: 20668
Image Number
16810

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Rollers and other artifacts from Ban Chiang (Chin You-Di). (Original teaching slide code: RS-13). Photo taken by Rasmi Shoocongdej.
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35mm slide: 20669
Image Number
16811

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"Dongson" bronze drum from Thailand. Note: Dongson refers to a settlement and burial sites located in Viet Nam, dated from ca. 500 BC to ca. A.D. 200 and often termed by the Vietnamese as "Bronze Age". Bronze drums are one of the distinctive elements of Dongson material culture, a prestige item. Dongson material culture spread throughout Southeast Asia through mechanisms of long-distance trade. (Original teaching slide code: RS-15)
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35mm slide: 20671
Image Number
16813
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"Dongson" bronze drum from Viet Nam (personal) Note: This slide is from the National Museum of History, Hanoi, Viet Nam. Dongson is characterized as a period of increasing technological sophistication, marked transformations in socio-political organization, and expansion of long-distance trade, which presumably contributed towards the emergence of more complex societies in Southeast Asia. (Original teaching slide code: RS-16). Photo taken by Rasmi Sh
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35mm slide: 20672
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16814

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Model of ships representing long-distant trade in Southeast Asia during the 15th-17th centuries AD. Between 15th and 17th AD, the Thai and the Vietnamese traded their glazed ceramics in competition with the Chinese. The glazed wares were found throughout inland Southeast Asia. (Original teaching slide code: RS-17) Related information in Guy 1976. Photo taken by Rasmi Shoocongdej.
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35mm slide: 20673
Image Number
16815

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Uxmal -- Governor's Palace.
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35mm slide: 415
Image Number
1682

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Uxmal -- Governor's Palace -- detail of façade.
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35mm slide: 416
Image Number
1683

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Uxmal -- Governor's Palace -- detail of decoration.
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35mm slide: 417
Image Number
1684

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Uxmal -- Governor's Palace -- detail of decoration.
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35mm slide: 418
Image Number
1685

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Great Zimbabwe, Zimbabwe. Elliptical building. (Original teaching slide code: WG-10)
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 20491
Image Number
16851

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Great Zimbabwe, Zimbabwe. Elliptical building from overhead. (Original teaching slide code: WG-11)
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 20492
Image Number
16852

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Uxmal -- House of the Turtles northwest of Governor's Palace.
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35mm slide: 419
Image Number
1686

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Jenne-jeno from the air during rainy season. Inner Niger Delta (Original teaching slide code: WG-7)
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35mm slide: 20488
Image Number
16868
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Uxmal -- part of great south group. So-called "Dove cote."
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35mm slide: 420
Image Number
1687

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Statue. (Original teaching slide code: WG-9)
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35mm slide: 20490
Image Number
16870

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Uxmal -- North face of temple near summit of Great Pyramid.
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35mm slide: 421
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1688

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Uxmal -- Altar -- unrestored ruin in so-called cemetery.
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35mm slide: 422
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1689

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Uxmal -- The Monjas Quadrangle Nunnery.
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35mm slide: 423
Image Number
1690

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Uxmal -- Nunnery north structure.
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35mm slide: 424
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1691

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Uxmal -- Nunnery north structure.
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35mm slide: 425
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1692

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Uxmal -- Nunnery -- tablet of stairway.
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35mm slide: 426
Image Number
1693

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Uxmal -- Nunnery -- east building.
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35mm slide: 427
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1694

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Uxmal -- East building.
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35mm slide: 428
Image Number
1695
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Mississippian and related Late Woodland sites and complexes.
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35mm slide: 11138
Image Number
16950

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Hopewellian and related Middle Woodland sites and complexes. Dated 8/66
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35mm slide: 11139
Image Number
16951

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Culture sequence and chronology in eastern United States. Dated 8/66
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35mm slide: 11140
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16952

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Wisconsin, Mero site. Decorated shell-tempered and cordmarked shell tempered body sherds.
Date of Photo
1966
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35mm slide: 11150
Image Number
16958

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Mero Site. Decorated and cord-marked shell tempered body sherds.
Date of Photo
1966
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35mm slide: 11151
Image Number
16959

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Uxmal -- Nunnery -- east building.
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35mm slide: 429
Image Number
1696

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Shell tempered Oneota rims.
Date of Photo
1966
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35mm slide: 11152
Image Number
16960

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Mero Site. Grit tempered Oneota Sherds.
Date of Photo
1966
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35mm slide: 11153
Image Number
16961

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Grit tempered Oneota rims with scalloped lips.
Date of Photo
1966
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35mm slide: 11154
Image Number
16962

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Grit tempered rim sherds
Date of Photo
1966
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35mm slide: 11155
Image Number
16963
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Radiocarbon dates for Oneota sites
Date of Photo
Oct. 1966
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35mm slide: 11156
Image Number
16964

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Oneota sherds with hangover.
Date of Photo
1945
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35mm slide: 11157
Image Number
16965

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Traditional Ramey to Oneota.
Date of Photo
1945
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35mm slide: 11158
Image Number
16966

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Uxmal -- Nunnery -- west building.
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35mm slide: 430
Image Number
1697

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Mound # 11 of White Group. Trempealeau Focus pot.
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35mm slide: 11165
Image Number
16972

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Clovis Site. Cross section along north bank.
Date of Photo
Jan. 1966
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35mm slide: 11169
Image Number
16975

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Clovis Site. Horizontal distribution of artifacts and faunal remains
Date of Photo
Jan. 1966
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35mm slide: 11170
Image Number
16976

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Clovis Site. Gravers and points from gray sand.
Date of Photo
Jan. 1966
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35mm slide: 11171
Image Number
16977

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Clovis site. Scrapers and knives made from blades.
Date of Photo
Jan. 1966
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35mm slide: 11172
Image Number
16978

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Clovis site. Scrapers and flake knives from gray sand.
Date of Photo
Jan. 1966
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35mm slide: 11173
Image Number
16979
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