University of Missouri, Columbia

Library and Archives of the Museum of Anthropology: collections include over 2,000 anthropology books, series, and journals. The collections are searchable online through the Museum Collection Databases. The Museum Archives provide a central repository for records and other documentation associated with Museum collections. Included in the Museum Archives are the papers of the Cordle Collection, documenting work in British Malaysia and among Native American groups of Alaska and Arizona; photocopies of colonial documents from Hispanic archives in Central America and Spain; Archives of the American Archaeology Division (AAD), including field notes, reports, photographs and other documentation from archaeological projects conducted in Missouri...The AAD archives also include the archaeological records and professional papers of the late Carl H. Chapman and the late Robert T. Bray. These document Missouri archaeology for the 50-year period 1935-1985, and include archaeological and ethnographic resource collections. Select digital collections and virtual exhibits are available online. See website for full holdings and details on access.