1502022 Joseph B. Casagrande: An Inventory of the Joseph B. Casagrande Papers at the University of Illinois Archives. Copyright © University of Illinois Archives. August 7, 2000
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Joseph B. Casagrande Joseph B. Casagrande Papers 1938-82 43.2 cubic feet. Papers of Joseph B. Casagrande (1915-82), professor of anthropology (1960-82), department head (1960-67), and director of the Center for International Comparative Studies (1968- ) and Campus Research Services Office (1979- ), including correspondence, manuscripts, microfilmed and photocopied documents, publications, field notes and diaries, professional associations; Graduate College; the Department of Anthropology; Social Science Research Council; national Science Foundation site visits; the teaching, research methodology, and history of anthropology; language and linguistics; research among the Highland Indians of Ecuador, at the Archivo Nacional de los Indias at Seville, and among the Chippewa and Comanche Indians and psycholinguistics. 1502022 English. Biographical or Historical Notes

Born in Cincinnati, Ohio, Joseph B. Casagrande (1915-1982) was prominent in the post-World War II development of anthropology as a field of knowledge distinct from sociology. At the University of Illinois, with colleagues Julian Steward, Oscar Lewis, and Kenneth L. Hale, Casagrande established in 1959 the Anthropology department, where he served as head between 1960 and 1967. Casagrande was also an elected member and officer of learned societies and national committees, including the Social Science Research Council, the American Anthropological Association, the American Ethnological Society, and the Royal Anthropological Society of Great Britain and Ireland. Well known for his language and psycholinguistics studies, Casagrande (B.A. 1938, Wisconsin; Ph.D. 1951, Columbia) conducted extensive research on Native American Indian societies (Chippewa and Comanche) of North America and, particularly, among Indian communities in the Ecuadorian highlands.

Writings

Editor, In the Company of Man: Twenty Portraits by Anthropologists(New York, 1960).

Related Sources

Who was Who, vol. 8: 1982-85 (Chicago, 1985, p. 71).

Collected folk tales in, Barnouw, Victor. Wisconsin Chippewa Myths and Tales(Madison, WI, 1977).

List of primary contributions, Fifth International Directory of Anthropologists, p. 61

42-page Finding Aid.

CURRICULUM VITAE for Joseph B. Casagrande, November 1982 Born: Cincinnati, Ohio, February 14, 1915 Degrees A. B. with Highest Honors, University of Wisconsin, 1938 Ph.D., Anthropology, Columbia University, 1951 Honors and Fellowships Phi Beta Kappa, 1937 Wisconsin Scholar, 1938-39 Demobilization Award, Social Science Research Council, 1946-47 and 1948-49 Guggenheim Fellowship, 1966-67 (declined) Military Service Army of the United States, 1942-46, Europe and North Africa, 1st Lt. Employment Instructor in Anthropology, Queens College, N.Y., summer 1949. Staff Secretary, XXIX International Congress of Americanists, New York, N.Y., 1948-49 (part time). Staff Member, Social Science Research Council, Washington, D.C., and New York, N.Y., 1950-60. Lecturer and Adjunct Associate Professor, The American University, Washington, D.C., 1953-57. Professor (1960- ) and Head (1960-67) Department of Anthropology; Director (1968- ) Center for International Comparative Studies; Associate Director (1975- ) Office of International Programs and Studies; Director (1979- ), Campus Research Services Office – all at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Field Work Comanche Indians, Oklahoma, 1940 (summer) Ojibwa, Wisconsin, 1941. Navaho Indians, Arizona, 1955, 1956 (summers). Ecuador, various groups, summers 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965. (As field supervisor for Columbia-Cornell-Harvard-Illinois Summer Field Training Program in Social Anthropology); 1966-67, summers 1968, 1969, 1973-75 and 1977-78. Archival research in Ecuador and Spain, 1970-71, on the position of the Indian in Ecuador from the colonial period to the present. Memberships and Office in Learned Societies American Anthropological Association, Fellow, Member of the Executive Board (1960-63), President Elect, 1971-72, President, 1972-73. Anthropological Society of Washington, Secretary (1954-57). American Ethnological Society, Vice-President and President, 1962-64. Fellow, Royal Anthropological Society of Great Britain and Ireland. Member, Latin American Studies Association, Alternate Member of Executive Council, 1969. Vice-President and President, University of Illinois chapter, Phi Kappa Phi (1975-77). Fellow, Society for Applied Anthropology. Fellow, American Association for the Advancement of Science. National Committee Memberships Member, Behavioral Sciences Fellowship Committee, National Institutes of Health, 1960-62. Member, Advisory Panel in Anthropology, National Science Foundation, 1962-64. Member, Behavioral Sciences Study Section, National Institutes of Health, 1964-69. Member, Advisory Committee for the Social Sciences, National Science Foundation, 1966. Director, Social Science Research Council, 1963-65. Member-at-large, Division of Behavioral Sciences, National Academy of Science – National Research Council, 1969-71. Member, Joint ACLS-SSRC Committee on the Foreign Area Fellowship Program, 1969-73. Member, Executive Committee and Board of Directors, Human Relations Area Files, New Haven, Conn., 1960- . Grants National Science Foundation, 1966-69, for a comparative study of six Indian communities in Highland Ecuador. National Science Foundation, 1970-73 for an ethnohistorical study of the position of the Indian in Ecuador from colonial times to the present. National Institute of Mental Health, 1974-75, ecological and ethnohistorical research in Ecuador. National Endowment for the Humanities, 1976, Director of Summer Seminar, for College Teachers on "Anthropological Perspectives on the Nature of Man and Culture." Principal Committees, University of Illinois (an asterisk indicates prior or current service as chairman) Executive Committee, Graduate College (elective), three terms. Executive Committee, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (elective). *Divisional Committee on the Social Sciences. *Library Committee. *Woodrow Wilson Fellowship Committee. *University Fellowship Committee. Steering Committee, Center for Advanced Study. *Graduate College Committee on Staff. *Committee on the Reorganization of the Social Sciences. College on the Reorganization of the Social Sciences. College Committee on Plans and Programs. Also served as both chairman and member of a number of search committees to nominate persons for appointment as departmental and college executive officers. Current Service Executive Committee, Office of International Programs and Studies. *Promotion and Tenure Committee, School of Social Sciences. Executive Committee, Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies. *Publications Committee, University of Illinois Studies in Anthropology. Member, Graduate College Research Board. Publications 1948: "Comanche Baby Language," International Journal of American Linguistics, Vol. 14, pp. 11-14. (Reprinted in Language in Culture and Society, Dell Hymes, Ed. New York: Harper and Row, 1964, pp. 245-50. 1951: Book Review: Social Structure: Studies Presented to A. R. Radcliffe-Brown (Meyer Fortes, Ed.), American Anthropologist 53:383. Book Review: Social Anthropology by J. S. Slotkin. American Anthropologist 53:245-46. 1952: With Elbridge Sibley, "Fellows of the Social Science Research Council: Some Statistics," SRRC Items 6:13-17. "Ojibwa Bear Ceremonialism: The Persistence of a Ritual Attitude." In Acculturation in the Americas, Proceedings and Selected Papers of the XXIX International Congress of Americanists, Sol Tax, Ed., Univ. of Chicago Press, pp. 113-17. 1953: With M. Brewster Smith, "The Cross-Cultural Education Projects: A Progress Report," SRRC Items 7:26-32. With Elbridge Sibley, "Area Research Training Fellowships and Travel Grants: An Epilogue," SRRC Items 7:37-42. 1954: "Comanche Linguistic Acculturation: I," International Journal of American Linguistics20:140-51. "Comanche Linguistic Acculturation: II," International Journal of American Linguistics20:217-37. "The Ends of Translation," International Journal of American Linguistics 20:335-40. Book Review: Group Relations at the Crossroads (Muzafer Sherif and M. O. Wilson, Eds.), The Annals 293:185. Book Review: Theory and Method in the Social Sciences by Arnold Rose. The Annals 296:185-86. Book Review: Culture Change: An Analysis and Bibliography of Anthropological Sources by Felix M. Kessing. American Anthropologist 56:1138-40. 1955: "Comanche Linguistic Acculturation: III," International Journal of American Linguistics 21:8-25. "John Mink: Ojibwa Informant," Wisconsin Archaeologist 26:106-128. Book Review: Becoming by Gordon W. Allport. The Annals 302:171. 1956: "The Psychic World of the Ojibwa Indians," Tomorrow 4:33-40. Editor (with Thomas Gladwin), Some Uses of Anthropology: Theoretical and Applied (papers presented to the Anthropological Society of Washington, 1954-55), Washington, D.C. Book Review: Language and Society by Joseph Bram. American Anthropologist 58:211. Book Review: Learning Across Culturesby Jeanne Watson and Ronald Lippitt. Science, No. 8356. "The Southwest Project in Comparative Psycholinguistics: A Progress Report," SRRC Items 10:41-45. 1958: With John B. Carroll, "The Function of Language Classifications in Behavior." In Readings in Social Psychology, Third Ed., Eleanor E. Maccoby, Theodore M. Newcomb, and Eugene L. Hartley, Eds. New York: Henry Holt & Co., pp. 18-31. (Reprinted in Communication and Culture, Alfred G. Smith, Ed. New York: Holt, Rinehart, and Winston, 1966.) 1959: "Some Observations on the Study of Intermediate Societies." In Intermediate Societies, Social Mobility, and Communication, Proceedings of the 1959 Annual Spring Meeting of the American Ethnological Society, Verne F. Ray, Ed., University of Washington Press, Seattle, pp. 1-10. Book Review: Comanche Texts by Eliott Canonge. Journal of American Folklore 72:194-95. 1960: Editor, In the Company of Man: Twenty Portraits by Anthropologists. New York: Harper & Co., 540 pp. (Also published as a paperback, In the Company of Man: Twenty Portraits of Anthropological Informants, Harper Torchbooks, The University Library, Harper & Row, New York, 1964. Published in Italian as La ricera anthropologica: Venti studi sulle societa primitive, 2 vols., Giulio Einaudi Editore, Torino, 1966. "The Southwest Project in Comparative Psycholinguistics: A Preliminary Report." In selected Papers of the Fifth International Congress of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences, Philadelphia, September 1-9, 1956, Men and Cultures, edited under the Chairmanship of Anthony F. C. Wallace, University of Pennsylvania Press, Philadelphia, pp. 777-82. Book Review: Bilingualism in the Americas: A Bibliography and Research Guide by Einar Haugen. American Anthropologist 62:180-81. 1961: Book Review: Human Organization Research: Field Relations and Techniques by Richard N. Adams and Jack J. Preiss. American Anthropologist 63:1348-51. Book Review: Worker in the Cane: A Puerto Rican Life History by Sidney W. Mintz and Beyond the Mountains of the Moon: The Lives of Four Africans by Edward H. Winter. American Anthropologist 63:1354-60. 1962: With Herbert Landar. "Navaho Anatomical Reference," Ethnology, Vol. 1, pp. 370-73. 1963: "The Relations of Anthropology with the Social Sciences." In The Teaching of Anthropology, David G. Mandelbaum, G. W. Laskar, and Ethel M. Albert, Eds., American Anthropological Association, Memoir 94, University of California Press, Berkeley, pp. 464-74. "Language Universals in Anthropological Perspective." In Universals of Language, Joseph H. Greenberg, Ed. Cambridge Mass.: M.I.T. Press, pp. 220-35. Book Review: Trends in Social Science (Donald P. Ray, Ed.), American Anthropologist 65:177-78. 1964: "On 'Round Objects,' a Navaho Convert Category." In Actes du VI<emph render="super">e</emph> Congress International des Sciences Anthropologiques et Ethnologiques (Paris 1960), Tome II (2e volume), Paris, pp. 49-54. With Stephen I. Thompson and Philip D. Young, "Colonization as a Research Frontier: The Ecuadorian Case." In Process and Pattern in Culture: Essays in Honor of Julian H. Steward, R. A. Manners, Ed. Chicago: Adline Publishing Co., pp. 281-335. "Cultural Accumulation," "Cultural Alternative," "Cultural Specialty," and "Cultural Universal." In A Dictionary of the Social Sciences, Julius Gold and W. L. Kolb, Eds. New York: The Free Press of Glencoe, New York. 1966: "Betty Warren Starr 1906-1964," Obituary, American Anthropologist 68:128-31. 1967: With Kenneth Hale, "Semantic Relationships in Papago Folk-Definitions." In Studies of Southwestern Ethnolinguistics, Dell H. Hymes and William E. Bittle, Eds. The Hague-Paris: pp. 165-93. 1969: With Arthur R. Piper, "La transformacion estructural de una parroquia rural en las tierras altas del Ecuador," America Indigena (Mexico) 29:1029-64. 1971: Book Review: The Tewa World: Space, Time, Being, and Becoming in a Pueblo Society by Alfonso Ortiz. The Annals 396:199-200. "The Indian in Ecuadorian Society" and "Indigenous Society." In The Condor and the Bull, Peter Furst and Karen Reed, Eds. Los Angeles: Latin American Center, University of California. 1972: "Closing Vicious Circles: An Ecological Model for Understanding Population Biology in Indian Communities of Highland Ecuador." Paper for the Symposium of Andean Kinship and Marriage, held at the 71st annual meeting of the American Anthropological Association, Toronto, November 29–December 3 (in press). Book Review: Giambattista Vico: An International Symposium, Giorgio Tagliascozzo and Hayden V. White, Eds. American Anthropologist 74(1-2):11-12. 1973: "Strategies for Survival: The Indians of Highland Ecuador." In Contemporary Cultures of Latin America, 2nd ed., Dwight B. Heath, Ed. New York: Random House and Alfred A. Knopf, pp. 93-107. 1974: "To Be or Not to Be an Indian in Ecuador," paper presented in the Symposium on Ethnicity and Ethnic Identity, XLI International Congress of Americanists, Mexico City, September 2-7, 1974 (in press.) 1975: With Louis B. Casagrande, "Comment" on "Social Borders: Definitions of Diversity," by Jennie-Keith Ross, Current Anthropology 16(1):63-64. 1976 "Estrategias para sobrevivir: los indigenas de la sierra del Ecuador," America Indigena, Vol. 36, No. 1, enero-marzo, 1976. Reprinted in Temas sobre la Continuidad y Adaptacion Cultural Ecuatoriana, Marcelo F. Naranjo, Jose L. Pereira V., and Norman E. Whitten, Jr., Eds. Quito: Universidad Catolica, 1977, pp. 75-104. 1977: "Looms of Otavalo," Natural History LXXXVI, No. 8:48-59. "Comment" on "Likeness and Likelihood in Everyday Thought: Magical Thinking in Judgments and Personality," by Richard A. Shweder, Current Anthropology 18(4):648-49. Contributor to Wisconsin Chippewa Myths & Tales and their Relation to Chippewa Life (Based on folk tales collected by Victor Barnouw, Joseph B. Casagrande, Ernestine Freidl, and Robert E. Ritzenthaler), Victor Barnouw, Ed. Madison: University of Wisconsin Press. "Introduction" to "The Sociological Thought of Wilheim Wundt," by Alexander Goldenweiser, Journal of the Steward Anthropological Society 8:169-186. 1978: Book Review: "The Experience of Culture: The Anthropologically Constituted World of A. I. Hallowell," Contributions to Anthropology: Selected Papers of A. I. Hallowell. Reviews in Anthropology 5:65-73. Book Review: The View from Language: Selected Essays, 1948-1974 (by C. F. Hockett), American Anthropologist 80:711-12. "Religious Conversion and Social Change in an Indian Community of Highland Ecuador," in Amerikanitische Studien: Festschrift fur Hermann Trimborn, Vol. I, Roswith Hartmann and Udo Oberem, Eds., Collectanea Instituti Anthropos, Vol. 20. St. Augustin: Haus Volker and Kulturen, Anthropos Institut, pp. 105-11. 1979: Book Review: Meaning in Anthropology (Keith H. Basso and Henry A. Selby, Eds.), Man 14:566-67. 1981: "Strategies for Survival: The Indians of Highland Ecuador." In Cultural Transformations and Ethnicity in Modern Ecuador, Norman E. Whitten, Jr., Ed. Urbana: University of Illinois Press. 1982: "Crisis in Anthropology?" In Crisis in American Anthropology: View from Spring Hill, E. A. Hoebel, Ed. Cambridge, Mass.: The Garland Press. Scope and Contents of the Collection

The Papers contain Casagrande's correspondence with Oscar Lewis and other anthropologists as well as Betty Warren Starr's field diaries on Mexico and Chile (1949-59) and a manuscript, "Field Guide for a Study of Socialization in Five Societies" (1955). A collection of field diaries by Casagrande on the Ojibway Indians (1941) and field research notes from Venezuela (1950-77), Columbia (1959-66), and Ecuador (1963-69, 1976-79) are enhanced by tape recordings (with transcriptions) of life histories made in Ecuador (1966-1970). Of special significance are Casagrande's extensive notes, photographic copies, and microfilms (34 rolls) of primary Spanish documents, and chronicles and scholarly articles on the history of Ecuador (1543-1860), Peru, and Columbia obtained from the Biblioteca Ecuatoriania in Colocollao, Ecuador, and the Archivo General de Indias (primarily from Audiencia de Quito; some from Seccion Justicia and Escribania de Camara) in Seville, Spain. A research assistant of Casagrande, Jose Rumazo, prepared a partially annotated catalog of documents on Ecuador in the Archivo General de Indias. Photographic copies and microfilms are also available of 16th-19th century hand-written and printed documents of colonial Ecuador, Peru, and Columbia from the Lilly Library at Indiana University and the British Museum. The Papers also include a set of 800 note cards made by Casagrande for an indigenous history of highland Ecuador largely based on 17th and 18th century documents in the Presidencia de Quito section of the Archivo Nacional de Historia, Quito.

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Correspondence relating to academic positions, grants, language and linguistics, Social Science Research Council, and Southwest Project in Comparative Linguistics. Correspondents include Pendleton Herring, Eleanor Isbell, Oscar Lewis, Charles E. Osgood, Elbridge Sibley, Betty Starr, William Sturtevant, Carl Voegelin, and James B. Watson.

 1 Vita and Publications1958-1970 1 Letters1949-51 1 Correspondence (7 folders)1952-59 1 January to June 1960 1 University of IllinoisJanuary to June 1960 1 July to December 1960 1 January to June 1961 1 July 1961 to June 1962 1 (2 folders)1962-64 1 Ten Great Books in Anthropology1963-65 1 Departmental Correspondence, A-Z 1 (2 folders)1960-61 1 (2 folders)1961-62 1 Harold Conklin Paper, "Ethnogenealogical Method" 1962 1 (4 folders)1962-63 1 (4 folders)1963-64 2 Research Correspondence1964-65 2 Correspondence (2 folders)1964-66 2 Visit to BuffaloApril 1966 2 City University of New York1966 2 Correspondence, A-Z 2 (4 folders)1964-65 2 1968-69 2 Sidney Greenfield papers, social stratification in Brazil1969 2 Correspondence1970 2 Guggenheim Fellowship1970 2 Correspondence 2 January to March1971 2 May to December1971 2 Personal papers, appointments1971-82 2 Correspondence (4 folders)1972-75 2 Research on prehistoric trace elements1975 2 Trip to New York City1975-76 2 Correspondence (5 folders)1976-80 2 California trip1980 2 Correspondence (2 folders)1981-82 2 Measurement Theory manuscript for editorial comment1982 BETTY WARREN STARR NOTES1949-50 3 Diplomas1929, 1949, 1951 3 Pascuas en Santiago Tuxtla articleca. 1952 3 Regional social structure (Chapter XII)ca. 1952 3 Tuxtla maps1949-52 3 Letters from Santiago TuxtlaSept. 1952-June 1953 3 Santiago Tuxtla DiaryAugust 1955 3 Field diary and notes, Santiago Tuxtla, Veracruz1952-53 3 Los Tuxtlas1952-53 3 "Los Tuxtlas" field diary, book II1949-50 3 Field diary1952-53 3 Field notes1952 3 Field diary manuscript1952-53 3 The Region of Los Tuxtlas manuscript1955 3 Los Tuxtlas manuscript1957-59 ORGANIZATIONS 3 Field guide for a study of socialization in five societies, ms1955 3 UNESCO1959-60 3 Wenner-Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research1982 3 HEW Award1963 3 HEW Research Review1965 3 National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)1965-66 3 Conference on Ethical Issues in Behavioral Science Research, Denver1966 3 NIMH Behavioral Science Research Review1966 3 NIMH Social Science Research Review1966-68 3 Social Science Research Review1966-69 4 NIMH Reviews1967-68 4 Social Science Research Review (4 folders)1967 4 Henry Lundsgaarde research, Gilbert Islands1967 4 Susan Freeman, Spain1967 4 William B. Rodgers, Bahamas1967-68 4 Social Science Research Review (4 folders)1968 4 Vogt research1968 4 Social Science Research Review Committee (2 folders)1968-69 4 NIMH meeting, New York1969 4 HEW Research Review, Hall-Northwestern1970 4 NDEA Title VI, Washington D.C.1972-74 4 NRC, Committee on Military Psychology1955-57 4 Committee on International Directory of Anthropologists1956-59 4 National Academy of Sciences-National Research Council1964-65 4 National Science Foundation, Advisory Panel 4 1962-64 4 1965-66 4 A Comparative Study of Intergroup Relations in Ecuador, application1966 5 NSF Field Research Seminar, Ecuador Summer 1968 5 Ecuadorian Research Review1968-69 5 "Social Change in Developing Areas," Cornell NSF proposal1969 5 "Position of the Indian in Colonial Ecuador and After Independence," revised budget1970 5 Site Visit, University of TexasApril 1966 5 Columbia proposal review for Peruvian research1972 5 SSRC/NIMH Research Review visit 5 Navaho trip1974 5 Berkeley trip1974 5 Visit to Marquette-Albany, Anthropology Department review1974-75 5 SUNY-Albany1974 5 SUNY-Binghamton1974 5 Dartmouth1975-77 5 University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee1975-76 5 University of Notre Dame1976 5 SSRC Research Review site visit, Evanston, Illinois1976 5 University of Pittsburgh, Anthropology Department review1976-77 5 New York State Regents Doctoral Evaluation Project1978 5 Review of Graduate Programs, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee1980 5 Social Science Research Council 5 Board of Directors Meeting Agenda (3 folders)1950, 1952, 1954 6 Board of Directors Meeting Agenda1955, 1957-59, 1961, 1963-65 6 Board of Directors, Committees1962-63 6 Committee on Problems and Policy1950-60 6 Summer Seminar Proposals1954 6 Summer Seminar on Kinship (2 folders)1954 7 International Cooperation Among Social Scientists1951-54 7 Foreign Students in the U.S.1951-56 7 Foreign Students Look at the U.S.1953-58 7 Committee on Cross-Cultural Education1954 7 Literature review on acculturation and social change, and role of industry in these processes1950-52 7 Ithaca Conference, Cross-Cultural Education1952-53 7 Anthropology and the SSRC1952-61 7 Cross-cultural education notes1950-51 7 Committee on Cross-Cultural Education 7 Hyman list of core variables1952 7 New York (2 folders)1953 7 Pending1955 7 Review of Evaluation Studies, R. H. Heindel1950 7 Indian Domestic Study 1952-53 7 Allerton House Conference on the measure of subjective culture1960 7 Japanese Domestic Study1952-53 7 Scandinavian Domestic Study, "Initial Impressions" 1952-53 7 S. Brewster Smith, Memorandum on research topics1953 7 Mexico/Foreignn.d. 7 Correspondence/Useem1952-53 7 Japan/Foreign1953 7 Foreign/Data Sheetsn.d. 7 Correspondence/Passin, Herbert1952-53 7 Staff memoranda1952 7 Correspondence and miscellaneous papers1951-52 7 Foreign Research Group, Princeton Conference1952 7 Conference of Project Directors, Ithaca, New York1953 7 Committee on Preventive Medicine1956 7 Committee on Linguistics and Psychology 7 Correspondence and Research Projects1952-53 7 Conference on Word Association1955-59 7 Southwest Project on Comparative Psycholinguistics1956-57 7 Anatomical Atlas1956 7 Committee on Language and Culture, Laurence Wylie 1955 7 Subcommittee on Child Development, Cambridge, Mass.1954 7 Committee on Research Training1956 7 Middle East Research Conference1957 7 Intermediate Societies1957-59 7 Consultation on Sponsorship of Human Relations ResearchMay 1958 7 Contrastive Cultural Analyses: Buffalo Conference1959 7 Research on Juvenile Delinquency1959-60 7 Auxiliary Research Awards1961-62 7 Spring Meeting1963, 1964 7 Correspondence1964-65 7 Spring Meeting1965 7 Casagrande/SSRC personal correspondence, photos1967 7 Committee on Sociolinguistics1967-68 7 SSRC/American Council of Learned Societies meeting1973 CONFERENCES AND SEMINARS 8 Papers from the Conference of Linguists & Anthropologists, Indiana University (2 folders)July 21-30, 1952 8 Conference on Communication and Influence1952 8 Conference on Africa, Carnegie Corp., New York CityFebruary 11, 1953 8 Seminar on Acculturation, Stanford University1953-54 8 Conference on Research in Bilingualism, New YorkMay 10-11, 1954-55 8 Comparative Psycholinguistics, Bilingualism1954-55 8 Conference on Cross-Cultural Research and Personality Development1955 8 Proposed 1956 Seminar on Acculturation1955-56 8 Paper for International Congress of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences, PhiladelphiaSeptember 1-9, 1956 8 The Culture Concept," FSI LectureApril 29-30, 1957 8 Seminar on Aphasia, Boston (2 folders)June 16-July 25, 1958 8 Conference on Peasant Society1958-59 8 Urbanization, economic development (SSRC summer seminar?)1959 8 Internationaler Amerikanistenkangres, Vienna, July 18-25, 1960 and XI International Congress of Anthropological-Ethnological Sciences, Paris, July 31-August, 1960 8 SRRC Conference on the History of Anthropology, 1962 Papers (2 folders)1962 8 International Congress of Americanists, Spain1964 8 Seminar on Agricultural Economics, U. of Ill.April 13-15, 1964 8 Summer Seminar, Midwestern Universities Institute for Cross-Cultural Research Sociology (3 folders)1966 8 Peace corps training for Ecuador, Montana State UniversityJune 1966 9 Summer Seminar cont. (2 folders)1966 9 Applied Anthropology Mexico City meeting paper-EcuadorApril 9-16, 1969 9 XXXIX International Congress of Americanists, Lima, PeruAugust 2-9, 1970 9 IX Congress of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences, Chicago1973 9 41st International Congress of Americanists, MexicoSeptember 1974 9 Seminar on Ethnicity1975 9 Bishop's Conference on Ecuador1976 9 Spring Hill ConferenceOctober 1976 9 Conference paper1976-79 9 Spring Hill Conference, volumes 1 and 2 (4 folders)1976 9 Conference on Anthropology and Literature1977 9 Maya Conference, St. PaulMay 18-19, 1979 9 Illinois Latin American ConferenceNovember 19, 1977 9 Midwest Regional Conference for Senior Fulbright Scholars1978, 1980 9 Papers for International Congress of Americanists1982 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS COMMITTEES 9 Search Committee: Anthropology Dept. Head, UICC1965-66 9 Committee on the Reorganization of the Behavioral Sciences1968 9 School of Behavioral Sciences (2 folders)1968 10 Graduate College Executive Committee1974 10 Graduate Program (2 folders)1974 10 Graduate College Executive Committee (2 folders)1974 10 Course proposals, Graduate College1974 10 Committee on Human Ecology1961-63 10 Introduction to Human Ecology, UI publication1964 10 Center for International Comparative Studies (CICS)1967 10 Agenda1968 10 Advisory Committee MeetingOctober 13, 1969 10 Ad hoc Committee on International Programs (3 folders)1967-68 10 Office of International Programs1968 10 Steering Committee1968 10 Planning Committee1975-76 10 International Studies in LAS1968 10 LAS, Policy and Development Committee1969-70 10 Miller Lectures, Johan Galtung1972-73 11 Perkins Commission on Foreign Language and International Studies (2 folders)1981-82 11 Research Services Office, Campus-Wide1982 11 Social Science Curriculum Project 11 Summer Study Information1964-65 11 Language unit1965 11 Survey Research Laboratory1967 11 Julian H. Steward's Proposed Symposium on Cross-Cultural Regularities1953 11 Survey of Library Resources1961 11 Julian H. Steward's Proposed Symposium on Cross-Cultural Regularities1953 11 Survey of Library Resources1961 11 Book adsn.d. 11 Book listsn.d. 11 Citations, the behavioral sciencesn.d. 11 Microfilm readers, booksellers, etc.1970-71 ANTHROPOLOGY DEPARTMENT1963 11 Steward Festschrift & Party1963-64 11 Information for graduate students1964-65 11 Staff meetings1964-66 11 Faculty meetings1968-75 11 Memos1974-82 COURSE MATERIALS 12 Prospectus, dissertation1967-70 12 American University course1954-55 12 Cross-cultural analysis papers1955 12 Anthropology 161b, Ethnoscience1967 12 Anthropology 270 (2 folders)1965-81, 1966-81 12 Linguistic Anthropology1979 12 Linguistic Analysis1980-82 12 Papers and exams,Spring 1981, 1982 12 Anthropology 370, Language, Culture and Society, Handouts1963-65 12 Language and Culture--Bibliographies and Bibliographic Notes1958-70 12 Anthropology 370, Linguistic Communications Fall 1965 12 Word Association studies1966 12 Anthropology 370, Language, Culture and Society Fall 1967 12 Interrelations of Language and Culturen.d. 12 Cross-cultural Communication; Problems of Translation1952, 1970 12 The Ethnography of Communication; Verbal Customs; Functions of Languagen.d. 12 Speech & Gender1981 12 Language and the Contact of Cultures, Marginal Languages, Pluralingualism, 1938-81 12 Anthropology 370, Language, Culture and Society: Linguistic Acculturation 12 Linguistic Perspectives on Culture History1963-81 12 Language and the Nation1962-81 12 Esperanto1981 12 Pronouns of Direct Address in Spanish1967 12 Sociolinguistics1966-67 12 Anthropology 370Spring 1962, Spring 1963 12 Plurals for Fish1962-63 12 Language and Culture 12 General materials1958-64 13 Language reprints1945-61 13 Language and Culture, American University, Fall 1955 13 D.D. Karve, "The Linguistic Problem in India," working paper1960 13 Anthropology/Linguistics/Communications 3701963-65 13 Analyses of Pronomial Systems, student papers1962 13 Student papers 13 Adam-Eaton1962-65 13 Hagedorn-Johnson1962-65 13 Katz-Meinecke1962-65 13 Nasr-Wilson1965-66, 1968 13 Linguistics materials1979-81, 1978-82 13 Anthropology 370 13 A Model for the Course1966-67 13 Linguistic Relativity: Language and Cognitionn.d. 13 Language and Aspects of Social Structure1967-81 13 The Nature of Language; Language Universals1968-69 13 The Evolution of Language, Culture and the Self1969-81 14 Semantic Analysis, Lexical Domains; Dictionary Making1961-81 14 Papago Folk Definition, n.d. 14 Anthropology 371-373, Personality and Culture1961 14 Lecture to Communications 4711961-64 14 General Anthropology 401-4021948-62 14 Anthropology 4021962-63, Spring 1964 14 Anthropology 4011963 14 Sociology 172, Social Theory, University of Rochester1949-50 14 Primitive Mentality: Theory-Benedict (notes)1939 14 Conference on Comparative Method in Anthropology: Schafer's Paper and Comments, University of ChicagoFebruary 21, 1953 14 Resources for Teaching and Research on the History of Anthropology1962-71 14 Great Books in Anthropology (Casagrande's compilation)n.d. 14 Course outlines and bibliographies, UIUC1960-64 14 History of Anthropology-Bibliographies1962-65 14 Anthropology 460 14 Schedules, lists of earlier years1966-79 14 History of Anthropology course notes: Gower1937; Benedict, 1940 14 Components of Anthropological (Ethnological) Theory1980 14 Proto-anthropology: Classical & Medieval Antecedents1979 14 American Anthropology, pre-Boasca. 1976 14 Notes on theory, Boas, primitive art1939 14 Gregory Bateson1976-80 14 Ruth Benedict--History of Anthropology1940, 1966-70 14 Franz Boas1938-81 14 Kenneth Bock, The Acceptance of Histories n.d. 14 E. Durkheim, L'Annee Sociologique1963-70 14 Loren Eiseley--Darwin's Century and John Greene--The Death of Adam 14 The Enlightenment 14 E.E. Evans-Pritchard1963-79 14 Minor Evolutionists, Evolutionism; McLennan 14 The Evolutionary Theories of Charles Darwin and Herbert Spencer, Derek Freeman1972 14 Evolutionists 15 Sir James Frazer1966 15 Sigmund Freud1966 15 German anthropologists: Bastian, Graebner, Schmidt, Rivers 15 Maurice Godelier 15 Marvin Harris 15 Melville J. Herskovits 15 Margaret T. Hodgen, Early Anthropology in the 16th and 17th Centuries. 15 Abram Kardiner 15 A. L. Kroeber 15 Thomas Kuhn, The Structure of Scientific Revolutions 15 Edmund Leach 15 Levy-Bruhl and Heinz Werner, History of Anthropology 15 Sir Henry Maine 15 B. Malinowski 15 Mauss, Herbert, Hertz 15 John Ferguson McLennan 15 Margaret Mead 15 Lewis H. Morgan 15 G. P. Murdock 15 S. F. Nadel 15 Karl Polanyi 15 A. R. Radcliffe-Brown (ditto master) 15 A. R. Radcliffe-Brown 15 Radical anthropology 15 Paul Radin/A. Goldweiser/ Lowie 15 Robert Redfield 15 William H. R. Rivers 15 Marshall Sahlins 15 Edward Sapir 15 Grafton Elliot Smith 15 Julian H. Steward 15 John R. Swanton 15 The Establishment of British Social Anthropology, a proposal by George Stocking1971 15 Edward B. Tylor (2 folders) 15 Max Weber 15 Heinz Werner and Levy-Bruhl 15 Leslie A. White 15 Clark Wissler 15 Karl A. Wittfogel 15 Anthropology 489, A History of Anthropology, M. L. McCall1962 15 Anthropology 490, Term paper/proposal, Race Relations in Posorja, Ecuador1963 16 Urban Anthropology1968-69 16 Bibliography1970 PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS 16 American Anthropological Association 16 Annual Meeting Programs (2 folders)1936-61 16 Programs of Annual Meetings1938-64 16 Annual Meetings 16 TusconDec. 28-30, 1953 16 Santa MonicaDec. 28-30, 1956 16 Research Training, Conference on the Ph.D. Curriculum, Washington, D.C.November 1958 16 Annual Meetings 16 Washington, D.C.November 20-23, 1958 16 Mexico CityDecember 1959 16 MinneapolisNovember 17-20, 1960 16 ChicagoNovember 1962 16 Executive Board MeetingMay 13-14, 1963 16 San FranciscoNovember 1963 16 Annual Meetings 16 DenverNovember 18-21, 1965 16 Washington, D.C.Nov. 30-Dec. 2, 1967 16 SeattleNovember 1968 16 Paper for Seattle Meetings1968-69 16 New OrleansNov. 20-23, 1969 16 Visiting Lecturer Program1960-61 16 Committee on Anthropology in the Secondary Schools1962 16 Nominations for Officers1962-68 16 Anthropology for the Secondary Schools, a proposal to NSF1963 16 The Emergence of Civilization1963 16 Curriculum Study Project1963-69 16 Committee on Anthropology in the Secondary Schools1963-64 16 Project Camelot1964-66 16 Minutes of past Executive Board Meetings1970-72 17 American Anthropological Association - Special Fund1971-73 17 Correspondence1971-72 17 Correspondence (3 folders)1972 17 Finance CommitteeMay 21, 1972 17 Clippings1972 17 Agenda - 74th Annual Meeting of the Executive BoardNov. 29, 1972 17 Washington meeting1972 17 American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting, Washington, D. C.1972-73 17 Annual meetings, Toronto - paper1972-75 17 Current CorrespondenceDecember 1972-1975 17 Papers1973 17 Visit to NIMHApril 9, 1973 17 Annual meetings, New OrleansNov. 27-Dec. 2, 1973 17 CorrespondenceMay 1, 1973-75 17 76th Meeting Executive BoardApril 6-8, 1973 17 Anthropology Manpower1973 17 Annual Meetings 17 Houston, Symposium, 8:30-12 p.m.Dec. 1, 1977 17 Los AngelesDecember 1981 17 American Council of Learned Societies - NEH Resources for Research1971-72 17 American Ethnological Society1958-71, 1969, 1974 17 Correspondence re AES - AAA, D'Andrade1981-82 17 AES - Society for Applied Anthropology, MontrealApril 5-9, 1972 17 Meeting, LexingtonApril 7-10, 1982 17 American Association for the Advancement of Science1972-73 17 American Folklore Society (Elizabeth Franck)1981 17 American Geographical Society Focus, list of publications1953-55 17 American Psychological Association1957 18 Anthropological Society of Washington, inc. Some Uses of Anthropology: Theoretical and Applied 1956, 1973, 1976 18 Asociacion Peruana de Antropologos1967-68 18 Behavioral Research Council Bulletin, "A Current Appraisal of the Behavioral Sciences" 1963 18 Central States Anthropological Society Bulletin and Paper1970-76 18 Meeting, ClevelandApril 26-29, 1972 (-1974) 18 St. LouisMarch 1973 (-1975) 18 Ethnomusicology Newsletter1953-56 18 Group for the Study of Verbal Behavior1957-69 18 Illinois Archaeological Survey (Antiquities Act)1960-62 18 Illinois Foreign Language Teachers Association, Mexico Current Development Project1982 18 International Congress of Americanists1979-81 18 International Sociological Association, Sociolinguistics Newsletter1970, 1975-77 18 International Studies Association1971-76 18 Latin American Anthropology Group of the AAA1972, 1982 18 Latin American Studies Association, "Responsibilities of the Foreign Scholar to the Local Scholarly Community in Latin America1969, 1969-70, 1977, 1980 18 Linguistic Society of America1961-70 18 Midwest Association for Latin American Studies1973, 1976, 1980 18 Modern Language Association, Center for Applied Linguistics, "The Linguistic Reporter" 1959-68 18 Royal Anthropological Institute, Annual Reports1976 18 Society for Applied Anthropology1952-70 REPRINTS 18 Reprints by Casagrande (3 folders)1948, 1952, 1954-56, 1958, 1962-64, 1966-67, 1969, 1976-77 18 Book reviews by Casagrande1954-71 18 Reprints, University of Illinois authors, A-Z1960-65, 1968-69 18 Gould, Harold A., "The Baby and the Bath: Is the Modernity-Tradition Model All Bad?"ca. 1969 18 Lewis, Oscar, The Culture of Poverty1958-60, 1970 18 Papers by Marayama, Pondy ca. 1976 18 Solaun, Mauricio, "Latin American Military Coups d'Etat" 1969 PUBLICATIONS 19 Race and Racism1961-63 19 Clippings1958-60, 1963, 1973, 1976 19 Reprints & papers from others, A-Z (a 5% sample)1956-63 19 Anthropology Curriculum Project, "Introduction to the Study of Human History" series1964 19 Comparative Studies of Affective Meaning, draft, chapters 1-6, (3 folders)1966 19 E. A. Hammel, Zadruga paperca. 1970 19 Merton on sociology1959 19 Papers by Myron Winick on nutrition1975 19 Sociology 214, Language and Culture, Wisconsin/Columbia1938 19 Correspondence re Comanche and other Indian baby language & metaphor1940-41 19 Status and Role paper, JBC1952 19 The Concept of Culture1954 19 Tomorrow article (Ojibwa Indians)1955-58 19 "Strangers in our Midst" 1955-60 19 Suicide and pseudo-suicidal notes1956 19 Linguistic Relativity1956? 19 SWPCP ms Navajo Language Research1956-58 19 Culture: An Introductory Statement1959-60 19 Project on Intercultural Relations1962 19 "On Round Objects" 1962 19 Language materials, mss & correspondence1960-63 19 Language Universals (2 folders)1959-61, 1962-63 19 Casagrande & Ritzenthaler, "White Attitudes Toward Indians" 1962-67 19 The Teaching of Anthropology ms (2 folders)1961 19 "Teaching the Social Sciences," Encyclopedia of Social Sciences1964-65 20 Ethnographic research papers1964-65 20 Copies of papers1969-79 20 A. Irving Hallowell, Reviews in Anthropology 1977-78 20 Alexander Goldenweiser on Wilhelm Wundt1977-78 20 Fieldwork (4 folders)1970-74, 1970-75, 1974-77, 1977 20 Strategies for Survival/Estrategias para Sobrevivir conference paper, (2 folders)1970, 1975 20 Religious Conversion and Social Change in Ecuador1976-77 20 Religious Conversion and Social Change in an Indian Community in High- land 20 Ecuador - drafts1977 20 Nessie (Loch Ness monster)1976 20 Cultural Transformation and Ethnicity in Modern Ecuador: Norm Whitten, editor (2 folders)1977-79 20 Human Relations Area Files (5 folders)1960-61, 1962, 1963, 1963-65, 1963-66 20 Annual meeting 20 May 12, 1961 20 April 27, 1962 20 May 31963 20 March 5-61964 20 Executive CommitteeOctober 1967 20 Probability Sample of files for cross-cultural research, file copy #21967 21 Board Meeting at University of IllinoisApril 18-19, 1968 21 Meeting, Ann ArborSept. 26, 1968 21 Spring MeetingApril 24-25, 1969 21 Conference and Executive Committee MeetingNov. 6-7, 1969 21 MeetingApril 16-17, 1970 21 Urban files1975-82 21 HRAF Handbook on Ecuador1972-77, 1973-76 21 Vision Panoramica de la Educacion en el Ecuador, Emilio Uzcategui1975 21 Everyday Customs1975 21 The Peoples of Coastal Ecuador," Milton Altschuler1973-76 21 Historia de la Republica, Alfredo Pareja 21 "Internal Commerce," R. Bromley 21 "History of Colonial Period," M. Hamerly1975 21 "Transportation," Dawn Wiles1975 21 Indian Languages of Ecuador, Louisa Stark1975-78 21 Colonization, R. J. Bromley1973 21 Development Planning, mss. by Rosemary D.F. Bromley & R. J.Bromley1973-74 21 "The Ecuadorian Devaluation of 1970: Causes and Consequences," Clarence Zuvekas1972 21 Literatura, Hernan Rodrigues C.1973-78 21 La Musica, Francisco Alexander 21 Land Tenure and Agrarian Reform, Zuvekas1974-75 21 Habla Ecuatoriana, Piedad Larea Borja1973 21 "Los Canaris," Leslie Brownrigg1973 21 La Religion, Padre Jose Maria Vargas1973 21 Politics of Ecuador, Georg Maier1973 21 Geography, Francisco Teran1973 21 The Economy, C. Zuvekas1973 21 "Population Change in Ecuador," John Saunders1973-79 21 Cultural Sequences, Settlement History, and Environmental Change in Coastal Ecuador, Jorge Marcos 21 Populations of Coastal Ecuador, Dewight Middleton1972-76 21 The Oriente: An Ethnic Interface, Norm Whitten1972-76 22 McCaleb-Seiler Publishing Co.1969-70 22 Anthropology Pamphlets: McCaleb, Goodenough, Hammel, Casagrande1969-70 22 McCaleb-Seiler Publishing Co.1970-71 22 Addison-Wesley Publishers 22 Editing, business correspondence1971 22 Royalty statements, contracts1971-72 22 Correspondence re modular publications (2 folders)1971-72 22 Berkeley meeting1972 22 Pending re modular publications1972 22 New Orleans meeting1973-74 22 Financial statements1973-78 22 Unnumbered modules (8)1971 22 Modules, #9-261971-72 22 Modules, # 30-31, 34-37, 39-56, 581972-75 22 Manuscripts 22 Adams, Richard N., Power1973 22 Angel, L., Reconstructing Demography1974 22 Barnes, J.A., Social Networks1972 22 Bernard and Sibley, Anthropology and Jobs: a guide for undergraduates1974 22 Bouvguiguon, Erica, Altered States of Consciousness1973 22 Bruner, Edward M., Batak Homecoming1973 22 Bruis, Alice, Genetic Diversity in Man1972 22 Buettner-Janusch, Evolution of Man1972 22 Chang, Kwang-chih, Settlement Patterns in Archaeology1972 22 Chowning, Ann, Melanesia1972 22 Cohn, Werner, The Gypsies1972 22 Courier, Richard, World Ethnography as Species-specific Behavior of Homo Sapiens1972 22 D'Andrade, Roy. Cultural Belief Systems1973 22 Edgerton, R., The Anthropological Study of Deviant Behavior1973 23 Fowler/Martin, Cahokia Joint Site1973 23 Fried, Morton, The Notion of Tribe1974 23 Gelher, Steven, Business Values and Black Employment: A Case Study in Cultural Adaptationn.d. 23 Goody, Domestic Groups1972 23 Guthrie, G., Culture and Mental Disorder1972 23 Hammel, E., The Myth of Structural Analysis: Levi-Strauss and the Three Bears1972 23 Hammond and Joblaw, Women: Their Economic Role in Traditional Societies1974 23 Howell, R.W., Teasing Relationships1973 23 Jennings, Jesse, The Social Uses of Archaeology1972 23 Koch, K., The Anthropology of Warfare1974 23 Koentjaraningrat, Peoples and Cultures of Indonesia and Malaysia 23 Kolenda, Caste in India (2 folders)1974 23 Kramer, Samuel, Sumerian Culture and Society1974 23 Lasker, Gabriel, Physical Anthropology1972 23 Lewis, H.S., Leaders and Followers1973 23 Little, Kenneth and Price, Anne, Urbanization and the African Family1973 23 Little, M.A. and Hochner, Human Thermoregulation Growth and Evolution1973 23 Martin, M. Kay, The Foraging Adaptation--Uniformity or Diversity?1974 23 McKern, T.W., History of Human Evolutionary Theory1973 23 Melitz, Jacques, Primitive and Modern Money1973 23 Mintz and Price, Study of Afro-American History1973 23 Redman, Charles, Archaeological Sampling Strategies1973 23 Shutler, Richard and M.E., Oceanic Prehistoryn.d. 23 Smith, Ledyard, Oaxactun1972-73 23 Smith, Philip E. L., "Food Production: Its Consequences to Human Society and Culture1972 23 Southwick, C. H., Aggression Among Non-Human Primates1971 23 Spooner, B., "Nomadism" 1973 23 Thompson, S., "Pioneer Colonization"1972 23 Todd, Ian A., Catal Huyuk in Perspective1974 23 Valentine, Charles A., Washington University, "Black Studies, Social Science..." 1971 RESEARCH 24 Ojibwa-Chippewa Field Notes (5 folders)1941 24 American Indians, Medical Diagnosis Study of the Navaho1957 24 Argentina1971 24 Papers by Elmer Miller1970-77 24 Materials on Bolivia1962, 1968-70 24 Reportaje DESAL (Chile)1969 24 Colombia brochureca. 1967 24 Guatemala notes, no nameno date 24 Map of Mexico 24 Bilingual Population1950 24 Papaloapan region, Mexico1956 24 Mayan materials1958, 1966 24 Field reports from Mexico (2 folders)1961 24 Mexico1973 24 Cornell Peru Projectca. 1961, 1972 24 "Peru," S. Miller (J. B. Casagrande) 24 Peruvian Archivesno date 24 Peru materials (Arequipa)1975-76 24 Peru Project1977 24 Universidad Central de Venezuela1964 24 Ecuadorian circle correspondence (5 folders)1970-82 25 Columbia-Cornell-Harvard Program of Summer Grants in Anthropology (Carnegie)1959-61, 1962-64 25 Columbia-Cornell-Harvard-Illinois Summer Field Training Program, Ecuador1966, 1969 25 Mision Andina/Andean Mission, United Nations (4 folders)1959-63 25 Ecuador materials (2 folders)1959, 1960-61 25 El Indio e El Negro de la Provincia de Imbabura, Cesar Villacis Guasi1950s 25 On Catarama, Ecuador (photos)1961 25 Ecuadorian materials1961-63 25 South America tripAugust 1961 25 Ecuador trip, JBC, expenses (3 folders)1962-63 25 Medical Information1962 25 Structural Transformation of a Highland Ecuador Parishn.d. 25 Ecuador materials1962 25 "On the Pronunciation of Spanish in Ecuador," readings1962 25 Student papers from CCHI program1962 25 Ecuador materials1962 25 Correspondence re Ecuador1962 25 Ecuador (2 folders)1962-65 25 Appendix, The Ethnozoology of Zinacantecan Indians1962 25 Paper on Colonization in Ecuador1962-63 25 Ecuadorian materials1963 25 Ecuador1963 25 Papers on Ecuador1963? 25 The Banana and its Ecuadorian Adaptation, student paper1963 25 Hennessey, Sheila; Ecuador Summer Research1963 25 Miki Crespo papersn.d. 25 Colonization in Ecuador, ms (Casagrande a joint author)1963-64 25 Ecuadorian Book List1963-64 25 S. Swigert - Ecuador1963 25 Vistazo, Ecuadorian magazine1963 25 Copies of El Comercio, Ecuador newspaper (Quito)1962 26 Clippings, El Comercio1963-65, 1968-69 26 Brochures for public distribution, Ecuador1964 26 Ecuador, student applications for CCHI summer study1964 26 T. L. Spiegel, Achievement Motivation, CCHI student paper1964 26 Ecuador summer program1965 26 Johanna Lessinger, Weaving in Agato, Ecuador1965 26 Expenses, summer 1965 26 Ecuador1965-66 26 Problems in international and Ecuadorian research1966 26 Pedro Morocho Genealogy; Censo de San Francisco; Genealogy of Juan Paca1966 26 Ecuador, NSF Grant1966-69 26 Receipts & accounting - Ecuador1966-69 26 Ecuador trip1966-67 26 Ecuador materials1967-68 26 Ecuadorian art1967 26 Trip to EcuadorNovember 30, 1967 26 Bonifacio Tenesaca1967-68 26 Carol Robinson, An Analysis of Contemporary Ecuadorian Highland Indian Dress, M.S, Thesis, Cornell University1968 27 Quichua, Spring 1968 27 Saraguro, Belotesn.d. 27 Notes on Hacienda Pesillo, Muriel CrespiSummer 1968 27 Notes on GuabugSummer 1968 27 Guabug - Arthur Pipern.d. 27 Notes on Guaslan SeminarSummer 1968 27 Transcripts del Seminario Experimental de Guaslan, transcripts of Pedro Medinan.d. 27 Ecuador ms1969 27 Materials for Ecuador1968-69 27 Ecuador - Research notes and talks1968-69 27 Ecuador Survey Volume1969 27 Fishing data1969? 27 Antropologia social, Cuenca, Ecuador1969 27 Position of the Indian in Colonial Ecuador & After Independence1969-70 27 Peace Corp Project - Ecuador1969 27 Peace Corps - papers1970 27 Photos, postcards - Ecuadorn.d. 27 Ecuador materials1970 27 Notes on Pesillo, Crespi1970 27 Pesillo - draft, Parts I & II, Peasants and Indiansn.d. 27 H. S. Strouth, "A Window to the Morrow, An Archaeological Phantasy"1970 27 NSF Grant, Research and microfilming at Arquivo de las Indias, Seville, Spain1970-71 27 Correspondencia - ayudantes1970-71 27 Notes from Seville (2 folders)1970-71 27 Ecuador - Correspondence, Piper et al1971-72 27 Lawrence Greene, "Growth and Development in Highland Ecuador" 1972 27 Ecuador - Accounting1972-76 27 Hugo Burgos1973-80 27 Summer Seminar - Ecuador1973 27 Ecuador - notes, mss1973 27 Ethnic Identity in Ecuador, other notes1974 27 Census of Ecuador 1974; Boletin del Banco Central del Ecuador1975 27 Jacob Peter Klassen, Fire on the Paramo, M.A. Thesis1975 27 Norman R. Stewart, Saraguro ms1975 27 Photographs of Indians found inserted in Emilio Bonifaz's book on Highland Indians 1976 28 Ecuador1975-76 28 "Strategies for Survival," Casagrande1976 28 Weavers at Otavalo - draft1977 28 Spain/EcuadorSummer 1978 28 History of Peguche, K. Klumppn.d. 28 Variable Attitudes Toward Change: Peasant Responses to Agrarian Reform, M. Crespin.d. 28 John Peter Ekstrom, Colonization East of the Andes: Responding to a New Ecology, Ph.D. dissertation, UIUC1979 28 Field Diaries (14)1966-78 28 Tape I/Transcription I: Life history of Pedro Morocho from San Francisco. Taped in Riobamba, 69 pp.4/1/67 28 Tape II/Transcription II: Life history of Pedro Morocho, 66 pp.4/4/67 28 Tape III/Transcription III: Morocho, 51 pp.4/4/67 28 Tape IV/Transcription IV: Morocho re borrowing on land, songs, santos, witchcraft, treatment of Indians, forms of greeting, selling of children, haciendas; 103 pp.4/26-27/67 28 Tape V/Transcription V: Morocho re account of those who have fallen into the quebrada; diseases caused by arcos and whirlwinds; taped in Guayaquil; 32 pp.4/28/67 28 Tape VI/Transcription VI: Morocho re regidores, alcaldes, apus, agricultural practices, inheritance; taped in San Francisco; 56 pp. 4/13-14/67 28 Tape VII/Transcription VII: 1) interview with Bonifacio re Indian groups in Chimborazo and elsewhere in Ecuador; 2) with Pedro Morocho and Anselmo Ilbay re role-playing; 3) with Pedro Morocho re events in San Francisco during 1967-68; 4) with Anselmo Ilbay re working on a coastal hacienda in Bolivar; 5) with a young man who works in Quito; 6) role-playing with Tomas, Cayetano and Pablo Yuquilema, Santiago Pacos; 134 pp., original of first 12 pp. of track 1 missing, duplicate substitutedn.d. 28 Tape VIII/Transcription VIII: Guatlan seminar I: members of indigenous communities talk together about their lives. Participants: 1) Pedro Morocho and Anselmo Ilbay from San Francisco de Calpi, Chimborazo;2) Jose Quimbo and Florentino Teran from Peguche, Imbabura; 3) Rafael Calcan and Leonidas Catacuamba from Hacienca Pesillo, Pichincha; 4) Mariano Masaquisa and Mariano Huarango from Salasaca, Tungurahua; 140 pp., (no date given on transcript) 7/29-30/68 28 Tape VIIIa/Transcription VIIIa: 1) interview with Apuof San Francisco, Jesus Quinancela R.,19 pp.; also on tape, but not transcribed:2) Interview with Pedro Morocho and Cayetano Yuquilema re rice harvesters from San Francisco; 3) with Pedro Morocho re election of alcalde; 4) Harvest song "Hahuay" in Flavio Jara's fieldtaped 5/17-18/67, 6/2/67 28 Tape IX/Transcription IX: Interview with Santiago Mejillones and Gustavo Garcia, fishermen in Playas re fishing; 42 pp.; 3/24/? 28 Tape X/Transcription X: Guatlan (Guaslan?) Seminar II. Participants:1) Mariano Huaranga from Salasca; 2) Remigio Inga and Manuel Paca from Guabug; 48 pp. 7/31/68 28 Tape XII/Transcription XII: 1) Bargaining game at Guaslan, 8/7/68;2) Mariano Masaquisa: evaluation of Indian groups at Guaslan; 9 pp.; n.d. 28 Tapes I - IV 28 Tapes V - VIIIa 28 Tapes VIII - XII: Tape X: copy of Guatlan tapes with material on San Francisco 28 Tape XI: Mass at San Francisco during Carnival; also at home with Jacinto and Mary 29 Tapes: Seminars I-III, VI-VII1968 29 Tapes: San Francisco 1969; Mesa Redonda 1970 29 Tape: Implications of Language Universals for Anthropology (Casagrande) 29 Transcribed materials, pp. 246-644, Ecuadorn.d. 29 Correspondence and index cards for Sevilla1972 29 Biblioteca Ecuatoriana, Cotocollao, Ecuador

Collection of xerox copies of chronicles and scholarly articles relating to the history of Ecuador. 122 numbered folders, arranged by author and cross-indexed according to the same number-code employed in the AGI microfilm collection. Box 29 - 53 folders. Box 30 - 31 folders. Box 31 - 31 folders. Box 32 - 7 folders.

29 Cotocollao index cards 29 Illinois index cards 30 Index to AGI Microfilm, Quito; folder contains various indices: index to The Social Position of Ecuadorian Indians in the Colonial Times and After Independence, Joseph B. Casagrande, Principal Investigator, Hugo Burgos-Guevara, Research Associate (Index designed by Ines and Hugo Burgos-Guevara.); indice de rollos; indice abreviado; indice alfabetico de lugares (2 copies). 30 Copia - legajos 1 - 922 30 912A, Camara 30 922A, Escribania de Camara (2 folders) 30 1, 4, 5, Q8 y 10, 12, 13 30 25, 27 y 33, 47, 48, 57 30 59, Q69 (Ordenanzas de Obrajes) 30 114, 156, 187, 213, 397 30 Q435 (Tributos - Quito) 30 Q447 (Tributos - Ambato) 30 Q448 (Tributos - Alausi) 30 Q460 (Tributos - Cuenca) 30 Q483 (Tributos - Guayaquil) 30 Q491-492 (Alcabalas y Chimbo, Tributos Guaranda) 30 Q494 (Tributos - Ibarra) 30 Q500 (Tributos - Loxa) 30 Q504 (Tributos - Latacunga) 30 Q537 (Tributos - Riobamba, 1780- ) 30 Q506 (Tributos - Otavalo); Q508 (Aguardiente - Otavalo) 30 550 30 Atroces Agravios a los Indios de Pelileo en el Obraje y Encomienda de Antonio Lopez de Galarza (15 de noviembre 1666; version paleografica de Hugos Burgos-Guevara) 30 AGI 683 (Justicia) Visita de la Encomienda de Francisco Ruiz1559 30 Biblioteca Ecuatoriana, Cotocollao, 31 folders 31 Biblioteca Ecuatoriana, Cotocollao, 31 folders 31 Lilly Library, Latin American Manuscripts Department, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana: Collection of xerox copies of documents relating to colonial Ecuador, Peru and Colombia. Compiled by J. B. Casagrande. In 6 red envelopes. The contents of the envelopes are as follows: 31 I. Vols. 2-9, 10 Obispado, Quito: 40 documents, handwritten and printed, from 18th to 19th centuries, relating to Ecuador. 31 II. Vols. 19-20 Obispado, Quito: 33 documents, handwritten and printed, from 17th and 18th centuries, relating to Ecuador. 31 III. Document 15, Peru: A single document in manuscript dating from 1744: "Relacion critica sobre la administracion colonial." 31 IV. Lima section (no reference as to specific call number): 14 documents, handwritten and printed, from 16 to 18th centuries, relating to colonial Peru. 31 V. Tributos del Corregidor de Quito, 1678-9: single document, handwritten, of tributes from 1673-75 of communities belonging to the Crown. Typewritten table of contents included. 31 VI. Vols. 1, 11-12, 14, 16-18: 68 documents, printed and handwritten, from 17th and 18th centuries, relating to colonial Quito and Colombia 32 Survey materials from San Francisco1967 32 Copied documents (6 folders) 32 History of Settlements and Trade in the East and West Indies; Los Cabildos Seculares en la America Espanola 32 Los Obrajes en el Virreinato del Peru1964 32 El complejo de inferioridad en el indio otavaleno1955 32 Servidumbres Personales de Indios 32 Relacion Historica del Viaje Hecho de Orden de S. Mag. a la America Meridional, Primera parte, tomo II 32 Universidad Central de Ecuador, Social survey materials 32 Pontifica Universidad Catolica de Ecuador, Antropologia, informacion1975-76 32 El Sector Agropecuarion.d. 32 Matrimonio Civil, Calpi1973 32 Matrimonia Eclesiastico1930-72 32 Student (?) paper, "Problemas Sociales Indigenas en el Putumayo" n.d. 32 Mision Andino del Ecuador, Questionnaires: Inventario de Trabajo por Comunidad; Diario de Pescan. d. 32 Nelson A. R. Simancas, "Estructura Agraria y Clases Sociales en el Ecuador"1970 33 Congreso Indigenista Interamericano, Ecuador1964 33 40th International Congress of Americanists, Rome1972 33 Boletin Informativo, Savings and Credit1963 33 Piper, Arthur, Unedited fieldnotes from Guabug, Ecuador: includes a sampling of a series of tests (picture, sentence completion, circle) of 33 individuals from Guabug. Also general census information, data on landholdings, general descriptions of individuals. In English and Spanish; collected between May and August 1967. 33 Klumpp, Kathleen, Unedited fieldnotes from Peguche, Ecuador: Notes include test results (sentence completion and work association); data on marriage patterns; oral histories; commentaries on attitudes toward Indians and beliefs held about them; application of kinship terminology; observations of interaction between Indians and non-Indians; historical data; synthesized census data; the writings of Michi Quimbo de Guerrero. In Spanish. Summer 1967 33 Belote, Linda and James Belote, Unedited field notes from Saraguro, Ecuador: Notes are typed and arranged chronologically. Information is identified in each entry by subtopic, informant and date. A table of contents is provided, and chronological entries are cross-indexed by topic (kinship, Indian-white relations, community organization, Oriente, cattle, economic, religious). There is also a more detailed alphabetical index of subtopics. In English. Collected between 2/68 and 8/68. 33 Folklore y artesania - A. Fuentes1976-77 MICROFILM OF SOURCE DOCUMENTS 34 Ecuador, Archivo General de Indias, Sevilla - 34 rolls of negative 35 mm. film; Rumazo Quito File, 3-16 mm. cassettes; British Museum. 1 roll of 35 mm. microfilm; Mendel Film from Lilly Library, Indiana University, 2-35 mm. rolls.

Contents include indices: The Social Position of Ecuadorian Indians in the Colonial Times and After Independence; indice de rollos; indice alfabetico de lugares; indice abreviado.

British Museum, London, England: Collection of microfilmed documents relating to colonial Ecuador. Includes following references: PS 11788; ADD 13977; KINGS 219; EG 1809; ADD 13.976; EG 1810. On one roll of approximately 400 photograms.

Archivo General de Indias, Seville, Spain: Collection of microfilms of documents relating to colonial Ecuador, Colombia and Peru. Added notes and transcriptions. Series: Audiencias de Quito, Santa Fe, Lima; Estado; Escribania de Camara; Patronato; Justicia. Collection supervised by Joseph B. Casagrande with funding from the National Science Foundation. See below for a summary of contents.

ARCHIVO GENERAL DE INDIAS

Collection of microfilms of documents relating to colonial Ecuador, Colombia, and Peru. Added notes and transcriptions. (Collection supervised by Joseph B. Casagrande with funding from the National Science Foundation.)

Summary of contents:

The collection is arranged by legajo, with the following areas covered.

Audiencia de Quito: legajos 1-606 Audiencia de Santa Fe: legajos 161-957 Audiencia de Lima: legajos 654-745 Estado: legajo 73 Escribanía de Cámara: legajos 912a-924b Patronato: legajos 28/R-1 - 93no.12/r.1 Justicia: legajo 669-no.1/r.1

Complete legajos are not present, for the most part, in this collection. Instead, it is a collection of selected documents, some of which are microfilmed, some transcribed, and some only noted down. These are coded in the card index. Each document is coded by location (geographical), subject, signatura, and microfilm roll, the coding corresponding to a typed index. The index is entitled, "The Social Position of Ecuadorian Indians in the Colonial Times and After Independence."

At the beginning of some rolls, there is an index of documents copied, which includes dates and numbers of exposures. Some rolls do not contain this index.

ROLL LEGAJO # DOCUMENTS # EXPOSURES DATES FOR ROLL 1 Quito 9 65 464 1565-1638 1 Quito 10 56 352 1 Quito 11 41 319 2 Quito 85 7 178 1554-1740 2 Quito 86 4 38 2 Quito 88 6 13 2 Quito 92 9 89 2 Quito 58 6 207 2 Quito 199 6 128 2 Quito 200 2 54 2 Quito 77 9 177 2 Quito 78 6 17 2 Quito 139 11 277 2 Quito 116 14 36 3 Quito 134 3 166 3 Quito 133 11 436 3 Quito 159 1 180 3 Quito 161 2 166 3 Quito 148 2 85 4 Quito 172 10 665 1543-1823 4 Quito 592 3 178 4 Quito 593 2 39 4 Quito 16 8 25 4 Quito 45 1 94 4 Quito 179 1 170 4 Quito 442 2 14 4 Quito 188 3 141 4 Quito 312 2 25 5 Quito 227 6 7 1543-1823 5 Quito 263 3 49 5 Quito 573 1 1 5 Quito 483 ("433") 5 166 5 Quito 398 1 62 5 Quito 399 (not listed) 368 5 Quito 394 6 171 5 Quito 386 1 22 6 Quito 274 4 65 6 Quito 421 1 78 6 Quito 60 3 174 6 Quito 433 3 548 6 Quito 328 5 286 6 Quito 145 5 126 6 Quito 393 9 919 7 Quito 569 7 Quito 233 7 Quito 234 7 Quito 248 7 Quito 397 8 Quito 397 8 Quito 555 8 Quito 377 9 Quito 245 9 Quito 276 9 Quito 547 10 Quito 240 18 (not listed) 1780 11 Quito 276 12 164 1780-1860 11 Quito 547 27 229 12 Quito 241 40 436 12 Quito 242 44 391 12 Quito 243 38 433 12 Quito 244 11 82 12 Quito 245 9 204 13 5 Quito 412 13 779 total for roll 1680-1790 13 5 Quito 69 19 14 Santafe 910 2 41 1542-1805 14 Santafe 628 3 11 14 Santafe 553 3 100 14 Santafe 737 1 4 14 Santafe 957 5 122 14 Santafe 161 2 37 14 Santafe 741 5 122 14 Santafe 623 1 16 14 Santafe 591 1 5 14 Lima 656 4 152 14 Lima 654 2 4 14 Lima 745 1 9 14 Estado 73 3 51 14 Justicia 669 n1 r1 (not listed) 10 14 Patronato 28 r1 (not listed) 5 14 Patronato 93 n12 r3 (not listed) 34 15 Quito 189 6 61 1701-1817 15 Quito 570 2 460 15 Quito 375 8 50 15 Quito 360 6 150 15 Quito 376 11 122 15 Quito 354 3 14 15 Quito 546 5 98 15 Quito 119 11 60 15 Quito 181 1 36 15 Quito 548 8 91 15 Quito 396 4 84 15 Quito 255 12 65 15 Quito 258 8 99 15 Santafe 589 1 4 15 Santafe 930 1 68 15 Santafe 547 1 4 16 Quito 223 6 368 16 Quito 545 6 275 16 Quito 574 5 50 16 Quito 419 4 53 16 Quito 320 1 5 16 Quito 253 3 61 16 Quito 551 4 48 16 Quito 552 2 19 16 Quito 481 1 433 16 Quito 349 16 Quito 346 16 Quito 339 17 Quito 339 17 Quito 354 17 Quito 546 17 Quito 119 17 Quito 548 17 Quito 396 17 Quito 255 17 Quito 258 17 Santafe 589 17 Santafe 930 17 Santafe 547 18 Quito 48 10 279 1582-1814 18 Quito 50 22 323 18 Quito 1 16 75 18 Quito 13 8 113 18 Quito 213-v8-10 48 213 18 Quito 3 6 31 18 Quito 14 12 157 18 Quito 15 5 117 18 Quito 33 2 16 18 Quito 34 6 384 18 Quito 54 1 20 18 Quito 278 7 145 18 Quito 284 5 51 18 Quito 290 2 27 18 Quito 292 2 506 18 Quito 494 1 13 18 Quito 605 3 19 18 Quito 606 2 27 18 Quito 209 completos 758 18 Quito 210 " 818 18 Quito 211 " 788 18 Quito 212 " 848 18 Quito 214 " 30 19 Quito 50 19 Quito 1 19 Quito 13 19 Quito 14 19 Quito 15 19 Quito 3 19 Quito 33 19 Quito 54 19 Quito 278 19 Quito 284 19 Quito 494 19 Quito 605 19 Quito 606 19 Quito 290 20 Quito 290 20 Quito 292 20 Quito 213 20 Quito 214 20 Quito 209 21 Quito 209 21 Quito 210 22 Quito 210 22 Quito 211 22 Quito 212 23 Quito 212 23 Quito 34 24 Quito 447 1 total for roll: 1597 1670-1792 24 Quito 500 1 24 Quito 506 1 24 Quito 508 1 24 Quito 114 10 24 Quito 303 3 24 Quito 307 3 24 Quito 550 13 24 Quito 379 5 24 Quito 279 12 24 Quito 4 2 24 Quito 59 10 25 Quito 12 115 total for roll: 810 25 Quito 5 4 25 Quito 156 10 25 Quito 47 11 26 Quito 29 9 67 26 Quito 31 7 28 26 Quito 32 15 102 26 Quito 24 10 25 26 Quito 21 1 5 26 Quito 37 7 58 26 Quito 182 11 32 26 Quito 55 12 247 26 Quito 56 3 109 26 Quito 46 5 44 26 Quito 18 6 113 26 Quito 8 24 209 27 Quito 381 11 142 28 Quito 26 9 74 28 Quito 25 11 91 28 Quito 27 6 53 28 Quito 22 10 91 28 Quito 57 3 22 28 Quito 30 13 136 28 Quito 23 10 64 29 Quito 128 4 30 29 Quito 131 10 190 29 Quito 132 5 375 29 Quito 157 1 49 29 Lima 683 1 5 29 Cámara 926A 1 240 30 Quito 401 10 506 30 Quito 448 2 24 30 Quito 544 16 262 30 Quito 557 6 45 30 Quito 235 1 5 30 Quito 503 1 19 30 Cámara 912A 1 23 30 Cámara 919 1 1590 30 Cámara 922A 1 300 30 Cámara 924B 2 612 30 Cámara 925A 1 1420 30 Quito 390 1 14 31 Cámara 544 31 Cámara 557 31 Cámara 235 31 Cámara 503 31 Cámara 390 31 Cámara 912A 31 Cámara 919A 32 Cámara 919A 32 Cámara 922A 32 Cámara 924B 33 Cámara 924B 33 Cámara 925A 34 Cámara 925A

TRANSCRIPTIONS OF SOURCE DOCUMENTS 34 Some of the documents contained in the index for this collection, listed under the term "copista," are transcriptions made at the Archivo General de Indias of AGI documents which were too deteriorated to microfilm. The overwhelming majority of these transcriptions are from the Audiencia de Quito section of the archives; there are also transcriptions from Sección Justicia and from Escribanía de Cámara. Transcriptions are of documents from the sixteenth to eighteenth centuries.

LEGAJO # DOCUMENT DATE DESCRIPTION Cámara 912A (none listed) 1570 A set of 5 documents relating to the governing of the indigenous doctrinas, persons not eligible for taking the sacraments, etc. 50 pp. Cámara 922A c-1 1565 Gaspar Ruiz vecino de Quito con el fiscal sobre los indios de mocha. 139 pp. Cámara 922A c-2 1583 El fiscal de Su Majestad...con Leonor de Valenzuela sobre los indios de Otavalo. First part. 27 pp. Cámara 922A c-3 1583 El fiscal de Su Majestad...con Leonor de Valenzuela de Otavalo. Third and fourth parts (second part on microfilm). 98 pp. Quito 1 c-1 1584 Memorial de Don Pedro de Henao, cacique principal de Ypiales. 9 pp. Quito 4 c-1 1699 Méritos y servicios...de Don Tomás Caiche, ...cacique principal de Daule y sus parcialidades y alcalde mayor de ellos de la jurisdicción de...Guayaquil. 60 pp. Quito 5 c-1 1664 Méritos y servicios de Don Cristóval Chudin Bamon, hijo legítimo de Don Cristóval Chudin Bamon, cacique y governador...del pueblo de Chongon. 3 pp. Quito 5 c-2 1647 Memorial de Don Joachin García de Morales, cacique principal...de Otavalo..sobre agravios. 6 pp. Quito 5 c-3 1687 Merced a Don Pedro García de la Torre. 2 pp. Quito 8 c-2 1571 Instrucción que se le dio al Lizenciado Francisco de Cardenas para el modo de hacer la visita de los repartimientos de términos. 58 pp. Quito 10 c-1 1621 (Testimonios de cédulas, particularmente sobre la residencia de los encomenderos en la provincia de los Quixos y las encomiendas allí). 14 pp. Quito 12 c-1 1634 Carta del fiscal licenciado Suárez de Poago a Su Majestad informando las causas por que se ven desmantelando, despoblando y acabando a gran priesa los pueblos de indios y en particular los de Loja, Cuenca, Riobamba y su corregimiento, Latacunga, etc. 4 pp. Quito 12 c-2 1639 Testimonio de la causa criminal contra Don Joan Guerrero. 6 pp. Quito 12 c-3 1639 Don Antonio Rodríquez de San Isidro da cuenta...de algunos excesos...que comunmente se hacen por los doctrineros en gran daño y perjuicio de los indios. 5 pp. Quito 12 c-4 1639 Apuntamientos y memorial del fiscal de Quito...en defensa de los caciques e indios del pueblo de Amaguaña. 8 pp. Quito 13 c-1 & 3 1657 (Sobre agravios que los cobradores de los diezmos hacian a los indios) 10 pp. Quito 13 c-2 n.d. Sobre Don Antonio López de Galarza. 3 pp. Quito 25 c-1 1598 Juan de Munoa Ronquillo hace constar que no salen visitadores hace mucho tiempo. 9 pp. Quito 25 c-2 1594 Petición de Doña Catalina de Valer, de la encomienda (Conocoto) que tenía su marido, Diego de Arcos. 18 pp. Quito 25 c-3 1574 Petición de los indios de Pinta de Quito para el Real Consejo de Indias. 7 pp. Quito 25 c-4 1599 Juan de Salas notifica al Rey su introducción en Esmeraldas; envío de 3 mercedarios; que han pacificado y convertido más de 2000 almas. 3 pp. Quito 25 c-5 1599 Alegación que hicieron los cuatro regidores de lo sucedido en Quito con las alcabalas, en razón de sus descargos. 43 pp. Quito 25 c-6 1597 Relación de los indios que hay en Mocoa, hecha por el visitador Francisco Velez de Zúñiga. 5 pp. Quito 25 c-7 1600 Relación del viaje del Capitán Pedro de Arévalo a Esmeraldas y Bahía de San Mateo. 24 pp. Quito 27 c-1 1607 Relacíon de Cristóbal de Troya de su viaje al Mar del Sur. (2 relaciones). 41 pp. Quito 27 c-2 1593 Testimonios de lo que valen los indios (del Molino, Achambo, Pungas Quero, Cotocollao). 2 pp. Quito 27 c-3 1587 (Relación del Contador de Cuentas, Don Pedro de Figueroa dando razón de ciertas fundiciones de oro en la real caja de Popayán). 8 pp. Quito 27 c-4 1600 (Información de méritos del Capitán Gaspar Manuel sobre la espera que pide de 2000 pesos en indios bacos en Quito). 24 pp. Quito 27 c-5 1607 Carta de Pedro de Beraza expediente de información, sobre la riqueza de la mina de oro de Zaruma. 34 pp. Quito 27 c-6 1608 Petición de Don Francisco Cayancela cacique de Calpi, de confirmación o nuevo título de Gobernador. 25 pp. Quito 33 c-1 1678 Da cuenta de lo que cobran los cobradores que envían los corregiodores del asiento de Chimbo y de otros pueblos contra los indios. 7 pp. Quito 33 c-2 1677 Los indios caciques de la provincia de Quito respresentan los agravios que padecen a Su Majestad. 8 pp. Quito 47 c-1 1586 Información de oficio de los servicios del Capitán Bernardo de Loyloa. 14 pp. Quito 47 c-2 1577 Méritos y servicios de García Ximénez Franco, clérigo en doctrinas en el pueblo de Pelileo. 23 pp. Quito 47 c-3 1583 Servicios del canónigo Juan Correa de Acosta; en la conquista de los Jíbaros. 10 pp. Quito 47 c-4 1583 Servicios de Hernando Burbano de Lara sobre los trabajos de su padre (Diego B. de L.) en los servicios a la corona. 11 pp. Quito 47 c-5 1584 Servicios de Capitán Joseph de Villamar Maldonado, gobernador de Yaguarzongo. 18 pp. Quito 48 c-1 1595 Sobre la población de la villa de Zaruma. 57 pp. Quito 48 c-2 1601 Información de oficio de los servicios y partes de Don Francisco Tomala Gouernador de la Isla de la Puná. 12 pp. Quito 57 c-1 1680 Expediente de Doña Teresa María del Castillo y Campero, viuda de Don Fernando de Rivera. Pide 1000 ducado de renta de los tributos del repartimiento de Otavalo, como sucesora en segunda vida de dicha renta de su marido, hijo del Duque de Alcalá. 6 pp. Quito 57 c-2 1540 Título de gouernador al Adelantado Sebastian de Velalcazar. Popayan. 6 pp. Quito 59 c-1 1680 Real Cédula sobre el tratamiento de indios y la formación de obrajes. Madrid. 7 pp. Quito 69 c-1 1681 Autos de suspensión de la real cédula de 22 de febrero de 80 sobre obrajes de Quito y pedimentos de conventos ciudad y fiscal sobre asta informar a Su Majestad – y las ordenanzas de obrajes. Quito. 74 pp. Quito 114 c-1 1722 El Provincial de la Compañía de Jesús, en conformidad de lo que se le previno por Real Cédula de 26 de agosto de 1721 informa lo que se le ofrece en quanto al Hospital Real de la Caridad de aquella ciudad que está a cargo de los Padres Bethlehemitas. Quito. 20 pp. Quito 156 c-1 1660 Confirmación de la encomienda de Chanduy (Guayaquil) por parte de Doña Laureana Briceño. 4 pp. Quito 156 c-2 1636 Cédula haciendo merced a Don Pedro de Ortega Valencia, vecino de la ciudad de Cuenca, por una vida más de los repartimientos de indios que posée en secunda vida. 2 pp. Quito 156 c-3 1636 Cédula haciendo merced a Doña Mariana Jaime Contreras por una vida más de los repartimientos de indios que posée en segunda vida en Guayaquil. 4 pp. Quito 187 c-1 1711 Sobre la numeración y apuntamento de indios de Quito y Chimbo, hecho por comisión del Virrey. 4 pp. Quito 213 v.9 c-1 1680 Al corregidor de Guayaquil sobre el remedio que ha de poner en la reducción de los indios que sea entendido están retirados a las montañas de aquella jurisdicción y que informe sobre lo demas arriba contenido. 2 pp. Quito 213 v.9 c-2 1680 Al Virrey del Peru que provea lo más conveniente lo que representado Francisco de Guzmán acerca de los indios criollos de Guayaquil que lo merecieren sean empleados en puestos militares. 1 p. Quito 397 c-1 1803 Don Francisco Diez Catalán hace relación del miserable estado de aquella provincia, trato cruel que se usa con aquellos indios, relajacion de costumbres, y de otros puntos. 9 pp. Quito 435 c-1 1780 Tributos de la Ciudad de Quito y sus cinco leguas. Quito 435 c-2 1785 Tributos de Quito, hecho por Don Francisco Javier de Arcelus, administrador principal del Ramo Real de Tributo. 5 pp. Quito 447 c-1 1790 Tributos de Ambato. 3 pp. Quito 448 c-1 1782-86 Tributos de Alausi, 1782-3 y 1785-6. 3 pp. Quito 460 c-1 1779-90 Cuenta de tributos de Cuenca. 9 pp. Quito 483 c-1 1785-1801 Cuenta de tributos de Guayaquil. 5 pp. Quito 491 c-1 1780 Alcavala de Guaranda. 2 pp. Quito 492 c-1 1783-99 Tributos de Guaranda (Chimbo). 6 pp. Quito 494 c-1 1781 Relación de Don Ignacio Barreto, administrador del Real Ramo de Tributo del partido de Ibarra, respectivo al año de 1780, cuya recaudación se practico desde el día 4 de abril hasta 26 de septiembre de 1781. 10 pp. Quito 500 c-1 1785 Tributos de Loja – por don Manuel Vallano y Cuesta, Administrador General de Reales Tributos del partido de Loxa. Tercios de San Juan y Navidad de 1785. 9 pp. Quito 500 c-2 1799 Tributos de Loxa – por Don Tomás Ruiz Gómez de Quevedo, Adminstrador principal de Reales Tributos, dos tercios de 1799. 7 pp. Quito 504 c-1 1780 Tributes de Latacunga. 3 pp. Quito 504 c-2 1782 Tributos correspondientes a 3 tercios desde Navidad de 1781 a Navidad de 1782. 6 pp. Quito 537 c-1 1780-85 Tributos de las encomiendas de Lito, Chambo, Quimiaq y forasteros (Riobamba). 20 pp. Quito 506 c-1 1780-82 Tributos de Otavalo. 1 p. Quito 506 c-2 1785-90 Tributos de Otavalo. 1 p. Quito 506 c-3 1802 Tributos de Otavalo, 1 p. Quito 506 c-1 1790 Renta de alcavalas del asiento de Latacunga. 1 p. Quito 508 c-1 1785-93 Cuentas de aguardiente de Otavalo. 1 p. Quito 550 c-1 1777 Comercio de Guayaquil con Panamá y Cartagena, listas de productos, petición para que sea asignado Guayaquil a Lima. 12 pp. Justicia 683 c-1 1561 Visita de la encomienda de Francisco Ruiz en Panzaleo.Versión paleográfica de Frank Salomon. Quito 13 (none listed) 1666 Atroces agravios a los indios de Pelileo en el obraje y encomienda de Antonio López de Galarza. Versión paleográfica de Hugo Burgos-Guevara.

NOTE CARDS ON SOURCE DOCUMENTS 35 Archivo Nacional de Historia, Quito, Note Cards

Archivo Nacional de Historia: Collection of note cards for documents in the National Archive of Ecuador (Quito) relating to the colonial indigenous history of highland Ecuador. Compiled by J. B. Casagrande. Collection consists of approximately 800 note cards, typed in Spanish, covering the following areas: mayorazgos, litigios de tierras, tributos, obrajes, yanaconas, gananes, cacicazgos, haciendas, encomiendas. These documents are from the Presidencia de Quito section of the Archive, and are for the most part from the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Geographical locations most frequently mentioned include Otavalo, Quito, Latacunga, Ambato, Ibarra, Loja and Riobamba. Cards are ordered by subject, and each entry includes the following information: date of document, sigla, place, subject, title and summary of document, relevant quotations.

 36 Bibliographic Note Cards 37 Archivo General de Indias (Seville), Index Cards, Quito Legajo 1-606, Lima, Santa Fe, Camara 38 Archivo General de Indias (Seville), Rumazo Card Index

Rumazo, Jose, Card index for entries in the Archivo General de Indias (Seville, Spain) relating to the history of Ecuador: Collection of file cards, providing a partial annotated catalog of AGI holdings relating to Ecuador. Includes entries from the Audiencia de Quito, Lima and Santa Fe. The file is composed of handwritten cards, in Spanish, organized by legajo, according to both old and modern siglas. Entries are coded in the following manner, as a comparison of the Rumazo file with the Casagrande microfilm collection

blue-green tabs: no corresponding Rumazo entry for entry in Casagrande file red tabs: corresponding entries in both files, but Rumazo entry less complete white-yellow tabs: corresponding entries in both collections, but Rumazo entry more complete, or entries are similar for both collections. 38 Quito Legajo, 1-11 39 Quito Legajo, 12-30 40 Quito Legajo, 31-64 341 Quito Legajo, 65-118 42 Quito Legajo, 119-209 43 Quito Legajo, 209-214 44 Quito Legajo, 215-260 45 Quito Legajo, 261-377 46 Quito Legajo, 378-556 47 Quito Legajo, 577-605; Santa Fe, 1-575 48 Santa Fe, 576-1255; Lima, 1-126 49 Lima, 127-799 50 Lima, 803-1608 50 Lima sin fecha, 28-619 50 Patronato, 1-259 50 Estado, 52-86 50 Simancas Estado, 601 50 Indiferent General, 533-2987 50 Camara, 909-962 50 Justicia, 669-1162 50 Contribucion, 332- 50 AMN - Ord. Mil. Sant. Exp., 476-479 50 Casagrande's notes on cultures

Chapter 1 (Tasmanians) - Chapter 18 (Dahomeans)

 50 Research projects, notes and bibliographic citations OVERSIZE MATERIAL 51 Large Oversize: Maps, Posters & Photographs 51 South America - World Events, Latin America, Time-Life, ChicagoJan. 20, 1964 51 South America, Railroads (reduced blueprint from 1=10,000,000) G. Schmidt, Santiago, Chile1932 51 South American Indian Languages, Classification of Joseph Greenberg & Donald Lathrap 51 North American Indian Languages, C.F.C.E.W. Vogelin, American Ethnological Society, Menasha, Wis.1941 51 Mexico, Tepoztlan, Morelos 51 San Andres de la Cal (Town Map) 51 Philip D. YoungJanuary 1962 51 Mexico & Caribbean1:5,000,000, German (1940) 51 National Geographic Society, Washington D. C.1942 51 Venezuela, Eastern Half, n.p.n.d. 51 Ecuador, Quito; 00.PP.MM,.1:10,000, Quito1959 51 Ecuador, Los Rios Province 51 Difusion Technica Ecuatoriana, Guayaquil1955 51 Venezuela, Physical and Political Map 51 4 sections, 30 1/2 x 20 3/4, Ministry of Public Works, Caracas1950 51 Topographical Maps, Institute of Military Geography, Ecuador: 51 NIV-B3, 3990-111, Sucre, Tungurahua1968 51 NIV-C2, 3889-1, Quero, Tungurahua 1968 51 NIV-A4, 3890-11, Ambato, Tungurahua 1968 51 NVI-D3, 3783-111, Selva Alegre, Loja1968 51 NVI-D4, 3783-11, Saraguro, Loja 1968 51 NVI-F1, 3782-IV, Santiago, Loja 1967 51 NVII-C2, 3680-1, Rio Calvas, Loja 1966 51 NVII-B1, 3781-IV, Nambacola, Loja 1967 51 NVI-D2, 3783-1, Nabón, Loja 1968 51 NVI-D1, 3783-IV, Manú, Loja 1968 51 MVII-B1, 3581-IV, Manga Uvev, Loja 1966 51 NVII-B3, 3781-III, Gonzanama, Loja 1967 51 MVII-B3, 3581-III, Bejucal, Loja 1966 51 MVII-B2, 3581-I, Alamor, Loja1966 51 NIII-E3, 3891-III, Pilalo, Cotopaxi1969 51 NIII-E4, 3891-II Latacunga, Cotopaxi 1968 51 NIV-A1, 3890-IV, Angamarca, Cotopaxi 1969 51 NIV-A2, 3890-1, Salcedo, Cotopaxi 1968 51 NV-A4, 3987-II, Totoras, Chimborazo1968 51 NIV-AI, 3887-IV, Tixan, Chimborazo 1969 51 NIV-E1, 3888-IV, Sicalpa, Chimborazo 1969 51 NIV-E2, 3888-1, Riobamba, Chimborazo 1968 51 NIV-A2, 3887-1, Palmira, Chimborazo 1968 51 NIV-E3, 3888-III, Pallatanga, Chimborazo 1969 51 NIV-C4, 3889-II, Guano, Chimborazo 1968 51 NIV-E4, 3888-II, Guamote, Chimborazo 1968 51 NIV-C1, 3889-IV, Chimborazo, Chimborazo 1969 51 NIV-A3, 3887-III, Alausi, Chimborazo 1969 51 NIV-C1, 3886-IV, Juncal, Cañar1968 51 NIV-E1, 3885-IV, Azogues, Cañar 1969 51 NIV-C4, 3886-II, Cola de San Pablo, Cañar1969 51 NIV-A3, 3890-III, Simiatuq, Bolivar1969 51 NIV-C3, 3889-III, Guaranda, Bolivar 1969 51 NVI-A1, 3884-IV, Sigsig, Azuay1969 51 NVI-B4, 3784-II, Yarigzaqua, Azuay1969 51 NIII-D3, Sincholagua1963 51 NIV-B1, 3990-IV, San José de Poaló1968 51 MVII-D1, Rio Alamor1963 51 NIII-D1, Pintag1963 51 NIII-C4, Machachi1963 51 NIII-F3, 3991-III, Laguna de Anteojos 51 NV-C2, 3886-1, Huangra 51 NIII-F1, Cotopaxi 51 NIII-C2,3892, Amaquaña 51 Topographical Map Sheets for Eastern Ecuador

photocopies of sheets 8, 17, 822-823, 1203-1205, 1209-1210

 51 Plan of "Pesillo" Hacienda 51 Photocopy of Map of Quito Province1750 51 Poster: Hacia un Nuevo Ecuador 51 Land for the Farmers 51 Literacy & School for all 51 No presidential reelections 51 Order, peace, justice & work 51 Government of the Military Junta1965 51 Poster: "Viva Mexico, Vivalo en Septiembre!" 51 Festival in Mexico CitySeptember 13-29 52 Small Oversize: Maps, Posters & Photographs 52 16 National Geographic Maps to Archives Map File 52 Mexico, Tourist Road Map, 1=3,500,000 52 Secretary of Public Works, Mexico City1966 52 Mounted photograph prints, 10" x 10" 52 Bolivian landscape east of AltiplanoSept. 1963 52 Planting plots at Isla del Sol, Lake Titicaca 52 Itinerant workman-beggar near Montero in tropical eastern BoliviaAugust 1963 52 Japanese settler at San JuanAugust 1963 52 Street vendor in La PazAugust 1963 52 Poster Exposicion Ricaurte Miranda, 15-29 August 1967 52 Aerial Photographs 52 7124 8 Feb. 1965 52 24125 9 Jan. 1956 52 6776 7 Feb. 1965 52 1888, 19 x 19 24 June 1962 52 1888, 9 x 9 1962-63 52 1880, 19 x 19 San Francisco & Guabug24 June 1962 52 1886 " " " 52 1747 Saraguro1962-63 52 4563, 9 x 9, Salasaca 1962-63 52 Color sketch of Ecuadorian Indians 52 Map of Ecuador, Institute of Military Geography, Quito1966 52 Topographical Map 52 Olmedo, Imbabura & Pichincha1938 52 Iluman, Imbabura1938 52 Angochagua, Imbabura1942 52 Otavalo, Imbabura1938 52 Atuntaqui, Imbabura1938 52 San Pablo1938 52 Cerro Imbabura1942 52 Quichincha1942 52 Ecuador Grafico, wheel of information on 20 provinces 52 Tracing - Triangle for 1736 survey base 52 Continental Divide in the Andes 52 Galapagos Islands 52 Guayaquil area 52 Administrative-political divisions, 20 provinces 52 Railroad & profile, Quito to Guayaquil 52 Pipeline for oil, Lago Agrio to Esmeraldas 52 Lago Agrio to Balao 52 Pan American Highway, Route & profile, Tulcan to Macara 52 Ecuadorian ports area 52 Map of Ecuador showing ethnic groups, Museum of the Central Bank1980 52 Map of Ecuador showing popular handicrafts, Museum of the Central Bank1980 52 Government organization chart 52 Sheet describing 16 groups of Ecuadorian Indians 52 2 family charts, Judith Vinachy de Sanchez & Antonio Yaselga Aquilar 52 Reportaje DESAL, Santiago Chile, no. 41969 52 XV Fiesta of the Fruits & Flowers, AmbatoFeb. 10-13, 1966 52 Alianza Democrata Cristiana del Chimborazo, Gonzalo Davalos Valdivieso a la Alcaldia del Cantos Riobamba 52 Frente Democratica del Chimborazo, Adriano Brivio Ormaza para Alcalde 52 Lists for cantonal and provincial councils STUDENT REPORTS 53-54 Student Reports, Columbia-Cornell-Harvard-Illinois Summer Field Study Program on file at Columbia University, December 1965; Archives holds those papers checked filed alphabetically by author.

YEAR: 1960 DESCRIPTION OF STUDY FIELD STATION Binderman, William Chiapas Historiography Project Mexico Clemtsen, Beryl Aspects of Mestizo-White Relations in Capilla Loma Ecuador Collier, George Zinacantecan Color Categories Mexico Fine, Norman Lowy Coca Chewing: A Social versus A Nutritional Interpretation Peru Fishburne, Jane Some Aspects of the Division of Labor in a Zinacantan Household Mexico Fox, Richard The Markets of Riobamba Ecuador Gudeman, Stephen Some Aspects of the Economic System of Chilil Mexico Kasakoff, Alice Bee Class and the Schools in Huaylas, Peru Peru Koloseike, Allan Aspects of Social Life in San Francisco Ecuador Quinn, Naomi Report on Field Work on the Columbia Cornell Harvard Summer Field Program in Ecuador Ecuador Reeves, Peggy Aspects of the Compadrazgo System in a Mexican Indian Village Mexico Silverman, Martin Community, State, and Church: A Study in the Village of San Francisco, Chimborazo Province, Ecuador Ecuador Tebrock, Georgina Movement with Progress, A Study of Union Activity in Peru Peru York, Henry E. The Kinship System of Yalcuc Mexico Ziff, David The Interaction of a Spanish Village with Indian Villages in the Sierra of Ecaudor Ecaudor

YEAR: 1961 DESCRIPTION OF STUDY FIELD STATION Bahr, Don The Organization of Work and Space in a Highland Maya Colonia Mexico Barkin, David Commercial Activity in a Peruvian Community Peru Benderly, Jordan The Division of Labor in the Production of Panela on a Cana Ranch in Chiapas Mexico Ekholm, Susanna Disease and Herbal Remedy Ecuador Fearer, Jane An Analysis of Vicos Schoolboy Perception of Their Kinship System: An Experiment in Using a Projective Typing Test Technique Peru Goldberg, Harvey The Coheteros of San Cristobal Mexico Nelson, Steven R. Secondary Education for Students of Vicos Peru Pirrota, Adelaide The Economic Role of Women in S. Felipe Mexico Price, Richard Watanaki: Courtship and Marriage Institutions in Vicos, Peru Peru Rosaldo, Renato Paucar, Foliciano, Hijo de Cecilio Ecuador Skalka, Harold Some Aspects of Vicos Mythology and Folklore Vicos Stauder, Jack Zinacantecos in Hot Country Mexico Stubblefield, Phillip Medical Beliefs and Practices, and Disease Terminology in a Tzeital Village Mexico Tuohy, William S. A Study of the Political and Administrative Position of Vicos, a Peruvian Indian Community Peru

YEAR: 1962 DESCRIPTION OF STUDY FIELD STATION Acheson, Nicholas The Ethnozoology of the Zinacantecan Indians Mexico Bornstein, George J. Holy Places and Their Effect on Conduct in Vicos, Ancash, Peru Peru Carey, Susan Zinacantans Ladinos Mexico Chadbourn, Cheryl Concepts of Disease in a Peruvian Indian Community Peru Ducker, Paul A Study of Ethnocentrism in Vicos, Peru Peru Edel, Matthew Zinacantan's Ejido: The Effects of Mexican Land Reform on an Indian Community in Chiapis Mexico Epstein, David Offshore Fishing on the Bahian Coast Brazil Greene, Virginia Race Relations in a Rural Brazilian Community Brazil Kaufman, Susan Beth Internal Migration in Ecuador Ecuador Kottack, Conrad Race Relations in Arembepe: A Fishing Village in Northern Brazil Brazil Laechelt, Ronald Lee Four Colonists: Case Studies of Settlers in the Ecaudorean Oriente Ecuador Maduro, Ron Schools in San Cristobal Las Casas, Mexico Mexico Sherman, Brian Santa Clara Young, Allen Mexico's Federal Corn Warehouses in Highland Chiapis Mexico

YEAR: 1963 DESCRIPTION OF STUDY FIELD STATION Bunnin, Nicholas F. The Flower Industry in Zinacantan Mexico Dawes, Laurens D., Jr. A Study of the Self-Image of Mestizo Children and Adults in Huarez: A Replication of the Kennedy and Lasswell Study Peru Eisen, Arlene The Potential Role of Trade Unions in Social Change: Huarez the Exemplar Peru Epstein, Peter Political Attitudes in a Transitional Setting Peru Fliesser, Elaine The Office of Asistencia Familiar: Its Programs, Its Clientele, Its Effects Ecuador Freeman, David L. La Junta de Obras Publicas de Ancash, A Case Study of a Peruvian Government Agency at Departmental Level Peru Harper, Gordon The Children of Hipolito: A Study in Brazilian Pentecostalism Brazil Lancaster, Nadja Bee Hospital de Belen in Huarez, Peru Peru Thanhauser, Ralph J. A Peruvian Trucking Industry Peru Warfield, James P. House Architecture in Zinacantan Mexico Wilson, George C. Drinking and Drinking Customs in a Mayan Community Mexico Zimbalist, Michelle "The Corn Fields," A Study of the Social Structure of the Granadilla, A Milperia Paraje Mexico

YEAR: 1964 DESCRIPTION OF STUDY FIELD STATION Abram, Michael E. The Introduction of Democratic Municipal Government in a Peruvian Coastal Community Peru Blanco, Merida H. Chodorow, Nancy J. Children's Work and Obedience in Zinacanten Mexico Epstein, Edward Power and Politics in Water Administration Peru Gehlbach, Roger Cottage Weaving in an Ecuadorean Village, an Economic Study Ecuador Gehlbach, Sally A Study of Child-Rearing Practices in Quinchuqui Ecuador Most, Stephen A. The Eye of an Artist (The Life of Pedro Azabache) Peru

ADDITIONAL STUDENT PAPERS DESCRIPTION OF PAPER DATE Beck, Barbara Autonomy & Respect...Vicos 1965 Carlson, Duane G. Lourdes Dias, Sonia E. Salasaca Dunkleberger, Judith Religion in Montserrat 1966 Fox, Diana Health Problems...Pucarumi Gudaitis, Danuta Salasaca Indian Hennessy, Sheila L. Family and Community Hollenbach, Paula Oravalens Indians Jones, Willene Compadrez Jorda, Robert La Bolsa 1966 Kaminsky Quechua 1962 Lang, Norris Ecuador Sugar Plantation Lazan, Alan Otavalo Lessinger, Johanna Weaving in Agato Lozoff, Betsy Illness in Otavalo Norris, Mary Woman's Role in Peguche Preston, David Chota Valley Rassmussen Weaving in Agato Spiegal, Teresa Achievement Motivation Tiersky Negro Relations in Ecuador Tutton Pinsaqui Vazquez, Mario Viru Walter, Lynn Community Relationships in a Highland Village Weiner, Peter Factory and Worker 1966 Weinstock, Stephen Racial Identification Yuan, Chong Carabuela

MORE NOTECARDS ON SOURCE DOCUMENTS 53 Note Cards taken in Spanish by Jose Rumazo at the Archivo General de Indias showing date, location (Ecuador and Peru), summary of contents, file location and stamped if copied. 53 "Duplicados," (7 bundles)1500s 53 (15 bundles)1600s

1-13, 2 #11, 1 unmarked

 53 (9 bundles)1700s

#1-5, 7-10

 53 (5 bundles)1800s 53 (1 bundle)1500s - 1800s

broken

 53 CF Boxes 38-50

Locate 1800s #2 and #5 in Boxes 38-50