A laboratory for anthropology : science and romanticism in the American Southwest, 1846-1930 / Don D. Fowler.

Contents Documenting the Southwest, 1540-1846 -- The topographical engineers in the Southwest -- Legends and ruins, 1846-1859 -- Army ethnographic observations, 1846-1860 -- The great surveys -- The Bureau of Ethnology : organizing anthropological research in America -- The Bureau and the Southwest -- Cushing, Matthews, Bourke, and compatriots -- Washington Matthews -- Bourke, Keam, and Stephen -- The Mindeleff Brothers -- The Bureau after Powell -- The Hemenway Expedition -- Jesse Walter Fewkes : from ichthyologist to ethnologist -- Bandelier, Bancroft, and Bolton -- The Wetherills and Nordenskiöld --World's fairs, museums, and modern anthropology -- Universities, museums, and anthropology -- Building a new American anthropology -- The western scholar-entrepreneurs -- Byron Cummings -- Edgar Lee Hewett -- A "new archaeology" in the Southwest -- Expanding the new archaeology -- A.V. Kidder and Southwestern archaeology -- Ethnography in the Southwest -- Inventing the Southwest, 1890-1930 -- Literary and pictorial ethnography -- New institutions, new directions -- Epilogue.
General note"Published in cooperation with the University of Arizona Southwest Center."
General note"A University of Arizona Southwest Center Book"--P. [v].
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references (p. 412-469) and index.
LCCN 00009359
ISBN0826320368 (cloth : alk. paper)

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