G. Malcolm Lewis collection of cartographic activities of the North American Indian and Inuit peoples at the Library of Congress, 1972-2000

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SERIES 2	The Green Series: Amerindian and Inuit maps: maps and accounts of maps and mapping, 1511-1776
SERIES 2		Items: approximately 1580
		Note on arrangement: This series is arranged in the order established by G. Malcolm Lewis, chronologically by the date of original publication of each map described in each research packet.
		Note on attribution terms: The term Cartographer refers to any person(s) responsible for creating a map in print or manuscript form. If a print or manuscript map is copied from an original manuscript map, both the makers of the copied map and original map will both be assigned the term Cartographer. When a map is created using informal information, the maker of the map will be assigned the term Cartographer, and the provider of information will be assigned the term Creator. Furthermore, in this series the term Account by refers to historical figures who made mention of a possible or actual Native American map.
		Note on dates: The dates listed in this finding aid represent the approximate creation dates of the original subject map/event.
		Note on titles: The titles in this series are transcribed from the cartobibliography summaries. Titles derived by the Library are in brackets.
		Lewis' original order included a numbering system for each bag file, called "Provisional Reference Numbers." Provisional reference numbers are included in this finding aid and can be used in conjunction with the catalog files found at the end of each series.
		Descriptive notes for folder entries in this finding aid are transcribed from GML's cartobibliographies.
		The Green Series contains G. Malcolm Lewis' research regarding maps and accounts of maps created by Native Americans, or maps created using information provided by Native Americans. According to Lewis, "this is the most thoroughly researched and best described of the several series. In that it includes the historically early maps and similarly early accounts of maps and mapping, it is arguably the most important." In each folder of this series, users of the collection can expect to find descriptions of a cartographic item and its associated research material, generally consisting of: photocopies of printed and manuscript primary and secondary research sources; manuscript notes; correspondences (generally between Lewis and librarians or scholars); photographs, photocopies, phototransparencies, photocopies of maps; a cartobibliography record card. The final boxes of the series contains copies of the Green Series catalog developed by Lewis.
BOX 1/14		Amerindian and Inuit maps: maps and accounts of maps and mapping, 1511-1605
BOX 1/14			Folders: 16
			Items: 122
FOLDER 1			Account of a North Carolina-Virginia Algonquian map of an area to the south of Chesapeake Bay, 1585-1586
FOLDER 1				GML provisional ref. no.: 031
				Items: 4
				Account by: Ralph Lane
				cartobibliography, primary source
FOLDER 2			Incorporation of a Spanish manuscript map of inferred 1439-1443 Southeast Indians' map(s) of southeastern North America, circa 1544
FOLDER 2				GML provisional ref. no.: 022
				Items: 4
				Cartographer: Santa Cruz, Alonso de, 1505-1567
				cartobibliography, secondary sources, map reproductions
FOLDER 3			Mention of a probably Halchidhoma map of the lower Colorado River, 1540
FOLDER 3				GML provisional ref. no.: 001
				Items: 7
				Account by: Alarcón, Hernando de, 1500-1541
				cartobibliography, notes, primary and secondary sources
FOLDER 4			Incorporation on a Spanish printed map of an inferred early sixteenth-century Indian map of southern Florida, 1511
FOLDER 4				GML provisional ref. no.: 021
				Items: 11
				Cartographer: possibly Arawak or Lucayo Native Americans
				cartobibliography, notes, primary and secondary sources, map reproductions, correspondences
FOLDER 5			Account of a probably Micmac map of the coastline of Maine and perhaps Nova Scotia and southern Newfoundland, 1602
FOLDER 5				GML provisional ref. no.: 004
				Items: 6
				Account by: Archer, Gabriel, -1609 or 1610
				cartobibliography, notes, secondary sources
FOLDER 6			Account of Plains Indians' map of rivers and settlements in either (a) the east-central or (b) the southeastern Great Plains, 1601
FOLDER 6				GML provisional ref. no.: 136
				Items: 6
				Account by: Rodríguez, Juan
				Cartographer: "Plains" Native Americans
				cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, map reproductions
FOLDER 7			Account of a Zuni map of their seven pueblos, 1540
FOLDER 7				GML provisional ref. no.: 040
				Items: 12
				Account by: Coronado, Francisco Vásquez de, 1510-1554
				Cartographer: possibly Zuni Pueblo Native American
				cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, notes, correspondences
FOLDER 8			Account of a St. Lawrence Iroquoian ephemeral map of the Lachine Rapids on the St. Lawrence River, 1541
FOLDER 8				GML provisional ref. no.: 002
				Items: 12
				Account by: Cartier, Jacques, 1491-1557
				Cartographer: four St. Lawrence Iroquois Native Americans
				cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, newsprint, notes, map reproductions
FOLDER 9			Account of a Yavapai map of the Verde and Gila River Valleys, 1598
FOLDER 9				GML provisional ref. no.: 112
				Items: 8
				Account by: Farfán de los Godos, Marcos
				Cartographer: Yavapai Native Americans
				cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, notes
FOLDER 10			Account of the earlier of two Algonquin maps of the upper St. Lawrence and lower Ottawa Rivers, Lake Ontario, Niagara Falls and Lake Erie, 1603
FOLDER 10				GML provisional ref. no.: 032
				Items: 9
				Account by: Champlain, Samuel de, 1574-1635
				Cartographer: possibly Algonquin Native Americans
				cartobibliography, map reproduction, primary and secondary sources, notes
FOLDER 11			[Contemporary map of Champlain's 17th century travels in Canada and correspondence]
FOLDER 11				Items: 2
				map, correspondence
FOLDER 12			Account of the second of two Algonquin maps of the upper St. Lawrence River, Lakes St. Pierre, Ontario and Erie and the lower Ottawa River, 1603
FOLDER 12				GML provisional ref. no.: 706
				Items: 5
				Account by: Champlain, Samuel de, 1574-1635
				Cartographer: two to three Algonquin Native Americans
				cartobibliography, primary source
FOLDER 13			Mention of a Southwest Indian map of the lower Colorado River and the Gulf of California, 1604-1605
FOLDER 13				GML provisional ref. no.: 005
				Items: 6
				Account by: Escobar, Francisco de
				Cartographer: Otata (Bahacecha)
				cartobibliography, primary sources
FOLDER 14			Accounts of two identical Virginia Algonquian maps of the lower and middle reaches of the James River, 1607
FOLDER 14				GML provisional ref. no.: 008
				Items: 8
				Account by: Archer, Gabriel, -1609 or 1610
				Cartographer: possibly Virginia area Algonquin Native American
				cartobibliography, primary sources, notes
FOLDER 15			Account of a Northeast Indian map of the mouth of the Merrimack River and Massachussetts Bay, 1605
FOLDER 15				GML provisional ref. no.: 006
				Items: 12
				Account by: Champlain, Samuel de, 1574-1635
				Cartographer: five or six Native Americans, possibly Pawtucket or Massachusetts
				cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, correspondences, map reproductions
				LC copy of reference
FOLDER 16			Account of one or more Eastern Abenaki maps of coastal Maine, 1605-1607
FOLDER 16				GML provisional ref. no.: 007
				Items: 10
				Account by: Gorges, Ferdinando, Sir, 1565?-1647
				Cartographer: Manida (Abenaki)
				Cartographer: Skettwarroes (Abenaki)
				Cartographer: Tasquantum (Abenaki)
				cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, notes
BOX 2/14		Amerindian and Inuit maps: maps and accounts of maps and mapping, 1607-1608
BOX 2/14			Folders: 9
			Items: 95
FOLDER 1			Account of a Virginia Algonquian ephemeral map of their world, 1607
FOLDER 1				GML provisional ref. no.: 009
				Items: 15
				Account by: Studley, Thomas
				Account by: Smith, John, 1580-1631
				Cartographer: seven Algonquin Native Americans
				cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, notes, map reproductions
FOLDER 2			Supposed northeast Indian map of (a) the lower James River, Virginia or, alternatively, a profile of (b) a skyline on the coast of Maine, on skin, 1607
FOLDER 2				GML provisional ref. no.: 127
				Items: 10
				Cartographer: possibly Naurius or possibly Skidwarres (Abenaki)
				See also Series 5 for printed reproduction
				cartobibliography, map reproductions, notes
FOLDER 3			[Correspondence between Alwin H. Morrison and G. Malcolm Lewis]
FOLDER 3				Items: 2
				correspondence, secondary resources, map reproduction
FOLDER 4			[Correspondence and excerpts about Maine-area indigenous groups]
FOLDER 4				Items: 9
				primary and secondary sources, map reproductions, notes, correspondences
FOLDER 5			[Correspondence and documents relating to supposed Indian chart of James River area]
FOLDER 5				Items: 16
				correspondences, notes, primary and secondary sources, map reproductions
FOLDER 6			[Primary and secondary sources relating to Maine-area indigenous groups]
FOLDER 6				Items: 11
				primary and secondary sources, map negative
FOLDER 7			Incorporation on an English manuscript map of inferred 1607-1608 Virginia Algonquian maps of the middle and upper Chesapeake Bay and parts of the rivers entering it from the west, 1608
FOLDER 7				GML provisional ref. no.: 722
				Items: 12
				Creator: possibly Virginia area or North Carolina area Algonquin
				Cartographer: unknown English copyist
				cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, notes, map reproductions
FOLDER 8			Mention of Virginia Algonquian maps of areas to the west and north of Chesapeake Bay, 1608
FOLDER 8				GML provisional ref. no.: 113; 128
				Items: 12
				Account by: Smith, John, 1580-1631
				Cartographer: Powhatan, approximately 1550-1618 (Virginia area Algonquin)
				cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, correspondences, map reproductions, notes
FOLDER 9			A Virginia Algonquian map of settlements on the lower James and York Rivers on skin, 1608
FOLDER 9				Map supposedly belonged to Powhatan, but there is no proof of this
				GML provisional ref. no.: 130
				Items: 8
				Cartographer: unknown
				cartobibliography, map reproductions, primary sources, correspondence
BOX 3/14		Amerindian and Inuit maps: maps and accounts of maps and mapping, 1609-1634
BOX 3/14			Folders: 8
			Items: 68
FOLDER 1			Account of a Southeast Indian map of the Atlantic Coast from Winyah Bay to Cape Fear, 1609
FOLDER 1				GML provisional ref. no.: 033
				Items: 4
				Account by: Fernández de Écija, Francisco
				Cartographer: possibly Sewee Native American
				cartobibliography, primary sources
FOLDER 2			Account of a Huron-Algonquin-Montagnais ephemeral plan made in preparing for battle, 1609
FOLDER 2				GML provisional ref. no.: 026
				Items: 5
				Account by: Champlain, Samuel de, 1574-1635
				Cartographer: Huron, Algonquin, and Montagnais Native Americans
				cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, notes
FOLDER 3			Mention of Huron maps of various, unspecified places, 1611
FOLDER 3				GML provisional ref. no.: 034
				Items: 4
				Account by: Champlain, Samuel de, 1574-1635
				Cartographer: possibly Ochateguin (Huron)
				Cartographer: possibly Iroquet (Huron)
				Cartographer: possibly Tregouaroti (Huron)
				cartobibliography, primary sources
FOLDER 4			Incorporation on an English printed map of acknowledged 1607-1608 Virginia Algonquian Indians' information about the upper reaches of rivers draining into Chesapeake Bay, 1612
FOLDER 4				GML provisional ref. no.: 129
				Items: 11
				Creator: Powhatan, approximately 1550-1618
				Cartographer: Smith, John, 1580-1631
				Engraver: Hole, William
				cartobibliography, map negative, map reproductions, primary and secondary sources, notes
				LC facsimile copy of map
FOLDER 5			Incorporation on a Spanish manuscript map of acknowledged northeast Indian information about Lakes Ontario, Champlain and George and the upper St. Lawrence, Susquehanna and Potomac Rivers, 1611
FOLDER 5				GML provisional ref. no.: 020
				Items: 15
				cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, map reproductions, map negative, notes
FOLDER 6			Incorporations on a French printed map of several inferred early 17th century Northeast Indians' maps and accounts of rivers and coasts in the lower St. Lawrence basin, 1612
FOLDER 6				GML provisional ref. no.: 023
				Items: 7
				Creator: Algonquin, Huron, Iroquois, Maliseet-Passamaquoddy, Montagnais and other Native Americans
				Cartographer: Champlain, Samuel de, 1574-1635
				cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, map reproductions
FOLDER 7			Account of a Delaware ephemeral map of Manhattan Island, 1619
FOLDER 7				GML provisional ref. no.: 010
				Items: 10
				Account by: Dermer, Thomas
				Cartographer: possibly Munsee-speaking Delaware Native Americans
				cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, notes
FOLDER 8			Account of an Oneida ephemeral map of the Mohawk valley and adjacent areas, 1634
FOLDER 8				GML provisional ref. no.: 011; 125
				Items: 12
				Account by: possibly Bogaert, Harmen Meyndertsz van den
				Cartographer: Arenias (Oneida)
				cartobibliography, map reproductions, primary and secondary sources, notes
BOX 4/14		Amerindian and Inuit maps: maps and accounts of maps and mapping, 1637-1662
BOX 4/14			Folders: 6
			Items: 107
FOLDER 1			A printed redraft of a 1637 manuscript copy of a possible Narragansett map of the Connecticut Colony, 1825
FOLDER 1				GML provisional ref. no.: 134
				Items: 36
				Cartographer: possibly Canonicus and other Narragansett Indians
				Cartographer: Williams, Roger
				See also Series 5 for printed reproduction
				cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, correspondences, map negative, notes
FOLDER 2			Mention of a Montagnais map of either the upper St. Lawrence River and the area southeast of Lake Ontario or of the Richlieu River - Lake Champlain - Mohawk River route, 1637
FOLDER 2				GML provisional ref. no.: 035
				Items: 7
				Account by: Le Jeune, Paul, 1592-1664
				cartobibliography, primary sources, notes
FOLDER 3			Account of a possible Huron map of Indian tribal territories to the south and east of the Great Lakes, 1640
FOLDER 3				GML provisional ref. no.: 724; see also 035
				Items: 9
				Account by: Le Jeune, Paul, 1592-1664
				cartobibliography, secondary sources, notes
FOLDER 4			Account of a Pocomoke ephemeral map of the southern Delmarva Peninsula, 1650
FOLDER 4				GML provisional ref. no.: 012
				Items: 9
				Account by: Norwood, Henry
				Cartographer: one of the King of the Kickotank's (Assateague?) councillors
				cartobibliography, notes, primary and secondary sources
FOLDER 5			Mention of a Subarctic Indian (possibly Cree) map of an unknown area, 1659
FOLDER 5				GML provisional ref. no.: 036
				Items: 16
				Account by: Radisson, Pierre Esprit, approximately 1636-1710
				Cartographer: multiple Native Americans, possibly Cree
				cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources
FOLDER 6			A supplemented manuscript copy by John Tinker of a 1662 possible Indian map reconstructing the eastern extent of Pequot country prior to 1637, 1662
FOLDER 6				GML provisional ref. no.: 135; 136
				Items: 30
				Cartographer: Tinker, John
				Cartographer: Woncas/Uncas (Pequot)
				Cartographer: Casasinomon (Mohegan)
				Cartographer: Nesawegun (Narragansett)
				See also Series 5 for printed reproduction
				cartobibliography, map reproductions, primary and secondary sources, correspondences, notes
BOX 5/14		Amerindian and Inuit maps: maps and accounts of maps and mapping, 1666-1681
BOX 5/14			Folders: 4
			Items: 112
FOLDER 1			A supplemented manuscript copy by John Sassamon of a 1666 or 1668 Wampanoag map showing the boundaries of land in southern Massachusetts not to be sold to settlers by their sachems
FOLDER 1				GML provisional ref. no.: 137
				Items: 42
				Cartographer: Sassamon, John (Massachusetts)
				cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, correspondence, map reproductions, map negatives, notes
FOLDER 2			Account of a Monacan ephemeral map of a route to the Allegheny mountains, 1670
FOLDER 2				GML provisional ref. no.: 013
				Items: 11
				Account by: Lederer, John
				Cartographer: Monacan Native American
				cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, notes
FOLDER 3			Account of an Illinois map of the Mississippi, 1680
FOLDER 3				GML provisional ref. no.: 027
				Items: 26
				Account by: Hennepin, Louis, active 17th century
				Cartographer: Illinois Native American
				cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, notes, map reproductions
FOLDER 4			Supplemented manuscript copy by Randolph Brandt of a 1681 Mattawoman map of the Susquehanna and Chemung River valleys, 1681
FOLDER 4				GML provisional ref. no.: 140
				Items: 33
				Cartographer: Brandt, Randolph
				Creator: Mattawoman Native Americans
				Creator: "Jackanapes," also known as Passanucohanse (Mattawoman)
				See also Series 5 for printed reproduction
				cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, map reproductions, correspondences, notes
BOX 6/14		Amerindian and Inuit maps: maps and accounts of maps and mapping, 1683-1697
BOX 6/14			Folders: 6
			Items: 102
FOLDER 1			Supplemented manuscript copy by Robert Livingston of a 1683 Cayuga-Susquehannock map of the Susquehanna, Mohawk and upper Hudson River valleys, 1683
FOLDER 1				GML provisional ref. no.: 139
				Items: 19
				Cartographer: Ackentjaeckon (Cayuga)
				Cartographer: Kaejaegoehe (Cayuga)
				Cartographer: Susquehannock Native American
				Cartographer: Livingston, Robert, 1654-1728
				See also Series 5 for printed reproduction
				cartobibliography, map reproductions, secondary sources, map negative, correspondences, notes
FOLDER 2			Accounts of a Cenis map of the country extending west of the lower Mississippi towards the Rio Grande, 1687
FOLDER 2				GML provisional ref. no.: 014
				Items: 14
				Account by: Cavelier, Jean, 1636-1722
				Account by: Douay, Anastase
				Account by: Hennepin, Louis, active 17th century
				Cartographer: Cenis/Hasinai Native Americans
				cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, notes
FOLDER 3			Supplemented manuscript copy by Lawrence Van den Bosh of a circa 1693 probably Shawnee version of a Southeast Indian map of the country extending west of the lower Mississippi towards the Rio Grande, 1694
FOLDER 3				GML provisional ref. no.: 141
				Items: 20
				Cartographer: Shawnee Native American
				Cartographer: Bosh, Lawrence van den
				Cartographer: possibly Cenis/Hasinai Native American
				See also Series 5 for printed reproduction
				cartobibliography, map reproductions, map negative, notes, secondary sources, correspondences
FOLDER 4			Supplemented manuscript copy, possibly by Robert Livingston, of a 1696-1697 probable Northeast Indian map of the lower Great Lakes, upper St. Lawrence valley and Lake Champlain, and the Connecticut, Hudson, Mohawk, and Susquehanna valleys, 1697
FOLDER 4				GML provisional ref. no.: 142
				Items: 24
				Cartographer: possibly Livingston, Robert, 1654-1728
				See also Series 5 for printed reproduction
				cartobibliography, secondary sources, map reproductions, notes, correspondences
FOLDER 5			Account of a probable Onondaga representation of an anticipated conflict between themselves and French forces, 1696
FOLDER 5				GML provisional ref. no.: 015
				Items: 15
				Account by: Colden, Cadwallader
				Cartographer: Onondaga Native Americans
				cartobibliography, secondary sources, notes
FOLDER 6			Mention of an Iroquois map of the St. Lawrence River and adjacent area, 1696
FOLDER 6				GML provisional ref. no.: 016
				Items: 10
				Account by: Fletcher, Benjamin, 1640-1703
				Cartographer: Iroquois Native American
				cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources
BOX 7/14		Amerindian and Inuit maps: maps and accounts of maps and mapping, 1699-1700
BOX 7/14			Folders: 10
			Items: 100
FOLDER 1			Mention of a Bayogoula/Mugulasha map of the lower Mississippi, 1699
FOLDER 1				GML provisional ref. no.: 017; 018
				Items: 37
				Account by: Le Moyne d'Iberville, Pierre, 1661-1706
				Cartographer: Bayogoula Native Americans
				Cartographer: Mugulasha Native Americans
				cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, map reproductions, correspondences, notes
FOLDER 2			[Secondary source material and correspondence]
FOLDER 2				Items: 8
				secondary sources, correspondences
FOLDER 3			Incorporation on an English manuscript map of an inferred 1700 Iroquois map of the area south of Lake Ontario and east of Lake Erie, 1700
FOLDER 3				GML provisional ref. no.: 156
				Items: 10
				Cartographer: Iroquois (possibly Onondaga) Native Americans
				Cartographer: possibly Romer, Wolfgang William, 1640-1713
				cartobibliography, secondary sources, map reproduction
FOLDER 4			Possible Quawpaw map of villages and warfare in the lower Mississippi valley painted on skin, early 18th century
FOLDER 4				GML provisional ref. no.: 165
				Items: 2
				Cartographer: possibly Quapaw Native American
				cartobibliography, map reproduction
FOLDER 5			[Correspondences regarding the Quawpaw map of villages and warfare painted on skin]
FOLDER 5				Items: 18
				correspondences
FOLDER 6			[Notes regarding the Quawpaw map of villages and warfare painted on skin, with reproductions]
FOLDER 6				Items: 15
				notes, map reproductions, map negative, secondary sources
FOLDER 7			[Correspondence with Morris S. Arnold regarding the Quawpaw map of villages and warfare painted on skin]
FOLDER 7				Items: 7
				correspondence
FOLDER 8			[Secondary source by Morris S. Arnold regarding the Quawpaw map of villages and warfare painted on skin]
FOLDER 8				Items: 1
				secondary source
FOLDER 9			[Secondary source by Colin G. Calloway regarding the Quawpaw map of villages and warfare painted on skin]
FOLDER 9				Items: 1
				secondary source
FOLDER 10			[Book "Robes of splendor: Native North American painted buffalo hides" with contributions by George P. Horse Capture, Anne Vitart, Michel Waldberg, and W. Richard West, Jr.]
FOLDER 10				Items: 1
				bound volume
BOX 8/14		Amerindian and Inuit maps: maps and accounts of maps and mapping, 1701-1708
BOX 8/14			Folders: 4
			Items: 104
FOLDER 1			Printed French redraft of a 1688-1689 Plains Indians' map of the Minnesota and Big Sioux River valleys and Coteau des Prairies, 1703
FOLDER 1				GML provisional ref. no.: 162
				Items: 40
				Cartographer: Lahontan, baron de, 1666-1716
				cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, map reproductions, map reproductions, correspondences, notes
				See also LC copy of source material
FOLDER 2			Account of a possible Iroquois map of the castles of two tribes to the west with whom peace had recently been concluded, 1701
FOLDER 2				GML provisional ref. no.: 038
				Items: 13
				Account by: Livingston, Robert, 1654-1728
				cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, notes
FOLDER 3			[Notes and information about Baron de Lahontan]
FOLDER 3				GML provisional ref. no.: 161 [?]
				Items: 8
				cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, notes, map reproductions
FOLDER 4			Supplemented manuscript copy, perhaps by Robert Beverley, of a 1708 Towasa map of the southern Appalachians, 1708
FOLDER 4				GML provisional ref. no.: 163
				Items: 43
				Cartographer: possibly Beverley, Robert, approximately 1673-1722
				Cartographer: "Towasa" (Tawasa?) Native American
				See also Series 5 for printed reproduction
				cartobibliography, map negative, primary and secondary sources, map reproductions, correspondences, notes
BOX 9/14		Amerindian and Inuit maps: maps and accounts of maps and mapping, 1717-1729
BOX 9/14			Folders: 6
			Items: 116
FOLDER 1			Incorporation on a French manuscript map of an acknowledged early 18th-century Micmac map of Isle Royale (Cape Breton Island), circa 1717
FOLDER 1				GML provisional ref. no.: 025; 164 [?]
				Items: 8
				Cartographer: possibly Mi'kmaq Native American
				cartobibliography, notes, map reproductions, correspondences
FOLDER 2			Incorporation on Hudson's Bay Company manuscript map of acknowledged pre-1720 Chipewyan and Cree maps of an extensive area to the west of Hudson Bay, post-1719
FOLDER 2				GML provisional ref. no.: 169
				Items: 19
				Cartographer: Chipewyan Native Americans
				Cartographer: Knight, James
				Cartographer: Cree Native Americans
				cartobibliography, secondary sources, notes, map reproductions, map negatives
FOLDER 3			Supplemented manuscript copy by an unknown draughtsman of a circa 1721 Catawba map of the hinterland of South Carolina, 1721
FOLDER 3				GML provisional ref. no.: 167
				Items: 26
				Cartographer: Catawba Native American
				Cartographer: possibly colonial American
				cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, correspondences, map reproductions, map negative
				See also LC copy of map
FOLDER 4			Mention of a Chipewyan (Yellowknife) Indian map of the coast from Churchill to the mouth of the Coppermine River, 1722
FOLDER 4				GML provisional ref. no.: 039
				Items: 16
				Account by: Forster, John R.
				Cartographer: Chipewyan Native Americans
				cartobibliography, notes, secondary sources
FOLDER 5			Supplemented manuscript copy by an unknown draughtsman of a circa 1723 Chickasaw map of southeastern North America, 1723
FOLDER 5				GML provisional ref. no.: 166
				Items: 32
				cartobibliography, map reproductions, map negatives, primary and secondary sources
FOLDER 6			Incorporation on a French manuscript map of three acknowledged 1728-1729 Cree maps of rivers and lakes northwest of Lake Superior, 1729
FOLDER 6				GML provisional ref. no.: 094
				Items: 15
				Cartographer: Auchagach (Cree)
				Cartographer: La Marteblanche (Cree)
				Cartographer: Tacchigis (Cree)
				Cartographer: possibly La Vérendrye, Pierre Gaultier de Varennes, sieur de, 1685-1749
				cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, map reproductions, notes
BOX 10/14		Amerindian and Inuit maps: maps and accounts of mapping, 1737-1754
BOX 10/14			Folders: 6
			Items: 75
FOLDER 1			Supplemented manuscript copy by Alexandre De Batz of a 1737 Chickasaw/Alabama map of Indian nations in southeast North America, 1737
FOLDER 1				GML provisional ref. no.: 151
				Items: 16
				Cartographer: Batz, Alexandre de
				Cartographer: Mingo Ouma (Chickasaw)
				cartobibliography, map reproductions, map negative, primary and secondary sources, notes
FOLDER 2			[Secondary sources]
FOLDER 2				GML provisional ref. no.: 152
				Items: 11
				secondary sources, notes
FOLDER 3			Supplemented manuscript copy by Alexandre De Batz of a 1737 Alabama map of Chickasaw villages in northern Mississippi, 1737
FOLDER 3				Items: 13
				Cartographer: Batz, Alexandre de
				Cartographer: Captain of Pakana (Alabama)
				See also Series 5 for printed reproduction
				cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, correspondences, map reproductions, notes, map negative
FOLDER 4			Letters
FOLDER 4				Items: 6
				correspondences
FOLDER 5			Mention of several Cherokee maps of the lower Ohio Valley, 1743-1754
FOLDER 5				GML provisional ref. no.: 114
				Items: 14
				Account by: Glen, James, 1701-1777
				Cartographer: Cherokee Native Americans
				cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, correspondences, notes
FOLDER 6			Incorporation on an English printed map of an acknowledged 1742-1743 "French Canadese Indian('s)" map of subarctic Canada, 1744
FOLDER 6				GML provisional ref. no.: 154
				Items: 15
				Cartographer: La France, Joseph, approximately 1707- (Métis)
				Cartographer: Dobbs, Arthur, 1689-1765
				Cartographer: Bowman, Walter, 1699-1782
				See also Series 5 for printed reproduction
				cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, notes, map reproductions, map negative
BOX 11/14		Amerindian and Inuit maps: maps and accounts of maps and mapping, 1755-1767
BOX 11/14			Folders: 13
			Items: 176
FOLDER 1			Reconstruction of a circa 1755 probably northeast Indian account of the Ohio and upper Potomac Rivers, with Lakes Erie and Ontario, circa 1755
FOLDER 1				GML provisional ref. no.: 177
				Items: 7
				cartobibliography, map reproductions, secondary sources
				See also Series 5 for printed reproduction
FOLDER 2			Supplemented English copy of a circa 1755 northeast or southeast Indian map of the Ohio valley, circa 1755
FOLDER 2				GML provisional ref. no.: 176
				Items: 6
				Cartographer: Chegeree
				Cartographer: unknown possibly Anglo-American copyist
				cartobibliography, map reproductions, notes
				See also LC map
				See also Series 5 for printed reproduction
FOLDER 3			Supplemented manuscript copy probably endorsed by Sir William Johnson of a 1755 Mohawk map of Lakes George and Champlain, circa 1755
FOLDER 3				Showing Lake Champlain and Lake George.
				GML provisional ref. no.: 180
				Items: 17
				Cartographer: possibly Hendrick (Mohawk)
				Cartographer: possibly Johnson, William, 1715-1774
				cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, map reproductions, map negative, notes, correspondences
FOLDER 4			Supplemented manuscript copy probably by John Montresor of a 1755 Northeastern Indian's map of the approach of Major General Edward Braddock's expedition towards Fort Duquesne, 1755 or later
FOLDER 4				GML provisional ref. no.: 175
				Items: 7
				Cartographer: Native American, possibly Iroquois
				Cartographer: Montrésor, John, 1736-1799
				cartobibliography, map reproductions, correspondences, notes
				See also LC map
				See also Series 5 for printed reproduction
FOLDER 5			Supplemented manuscript copy probably by Charles Thompson of a 1757 probably Delaware map of northeastern Pennsylvania, 1757
FOLDER 5				GML provisional ref. no.: 178
				Items: 16
				Cartographer: Teedyuscung, Delaware chief, 1700-1763
				Cartographer: Thomson, Charles, 1729-1824
				cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, map reproductions, notes
				See also Series 5 for printed reproduction
FOLDER 6			Supplemented manuscript copy by Guy Johnson of a 1759 Onondaga map of the St. Lawrence River above Montreal and Lake Ontario, 1759
FOLDER 6				GML provisional ref. no.: 179
				Items: 12
				Cartographer: Original: "the Red Head" (Onondaga)
				Cartographer: Johnson, Guy, approximately 1740-1788
				cartobibliography, map reproductions, map negative, notes, correspondences
				See also Series 5 for printed reproduction
FOLDER 7			Supplemented manuscript by unknown copyist of a circa 1759 northeast Indian's map of the Allegheny River-east Lake Erie region, circa 1759
FOLDER 7				GML provisional ref. no.: 181
				Items: 10
				Cartographer: Native American, possibly Delaware
				cartobibliography, secondary sources, notes, map reproductions
FOLDER 8			Printed redraft of a pre-1760 probably Cherokee map of their tribal territory in the southern Appalachians, 1760
FOLDER 8				GML provisional ref. no.: 183
				Items: 22
				Engraver: Kitchin, Thomas, 1718-1784
				cartobibliography, map reproductions, secondary sources, notes
				See also LC map
				See also Series 5 for printed reproduction
FOLDER 9			Enhanced subarctic Indian map of a large area west of Hudson Bay on animal parchment, 1760
FOLDER 9				GML provisional ref. no.: 182
				Items: 14
				Cartographer: possibly Chipewyan Native Americans
				Cartographer: possibly Norton, Moses
				cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, notes, map reproductions, map negatives
				See also Series 5 for printed reproduction
FOLDER 10			Account of a Micmac Indians' gestural map of Acadia, New England and the St. Lawrence River, 1761
FOLDER 10				GML provisional ref. no.: 028
				Items: 22
				Account by: Smethurst, Gamaliel
				Cartographer: Aikon Aushabuc (Pokemouche, Mi'kmaq)
				cartobibliography, correspondences, notes, map reproductions
FOLDER 11			Account of a Delaware cosmological map of their earthly and after-life worlds, 1762
FOLDER 11				GML provisional ref. no.: 493
				Items: 18
				Account by: Heckwelder, John Gottlieb Ernestus, 1743-1823
				Cartographer: Delaware Native American
				cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, map reproductions, notes
FOLDER 12			Account of a Chippewa message map of the Chippewa River, Wisconsin, 1767
FOLDER 12				GML provisional ref. no.: 071
				Items: 12
				Account by: Carver, Jonathan, 1710-1780
				Cartographer: Chippewa Native American
				cartobibliography, primary sources, notes, map reproduction
FOLDER 13			Account of Dakota Sioux maps of the upper Minnesota River and adjacent regions, 1766-1767
FOLDER 13				GML provisional ref. no.: 187
				Items: 13
				Account by: Carver, Jonathan, 1710-1780
				Cartographer: "Naudowessie" (Dakota Sioux) Native Americans
				cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, map reproductions, notes
BOX 12/14		Amerindian and Inuit maps: maps and accounts of maps and mapping, 1767-1775
BOX 12/14			Folders: 6
			Items: 104
FOLDER 1			Supplemented manuscript copy by James Morrison of a 1767 probable Southeastern Ojibwa map of the eastern Great Lakes region, 1767
FOLDER 1				GML provisional ref. no.: 123
				Items: 17
				Cartographer: possibly Mississauga Native Americans
				Cartographer: Morrison, James
				cartobibliography, correspondences, notes, map reproductions, primary and secondary sources
FOLDER 2			Accounts of an ephemeral Gabrielino map of the Santa Barbara Channel and islands, 1769
FOLDER 2				GML provisional ref. no.: 019
				Items: 17
				Account by: Crespí, Juan, 1721-1782
				Account by: Costansó, Miguel
				Cartographer: Native Americans, possibly Fernandeño
				cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, notes
FOLDER 3			Supplemented manuscript copy by Moses Norton of a 1767 Chipewyan map on skin of a large area west of Hudson Bay, 1767-1768
FOLDER 3				GML provisional ref. no.: 188
				Items: 28
				Cartographer: Meatonabee (Chipewyan)
				Cartographer: Idotlyazee (Chipewyan)
				Cartographer: Norton, Moses
				cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, notes, map reproductions, map negatives, correspondences
				See also Series 5 for printed reproduction
FOLDER 4			Incorporation on an English manuscript map of acknowledged pre-1770 probably Micmac information about west central Newfoundland, 1770
FOLDER 4				GML provisional ref. no.: 190; 191
				Items: 16
				Cartographer: Native Americans, possibly Mi'kmaq
				Cartographer: Parker, William, Lieutenant
				cartobibliography, map reproductions, secondary sources
FOLDER 5			Mention of a probably Mingo map of lands at Buffalo Creek, southwestern Pennsylvania and northern West Virginia, 1770
FOLDER 5				GML provisional ref. no.: 070
				Items: 14
				Account by: Washington, George, 1732-1799
				Cartographer: "the Pheasant," possibly Mingo
				cartobibliography, notes, primary sources
FOLDER 6			Account of an eastern Abenaki map of the Dead River, Maine, 1775
FOLDER 6				GML provisional ref. no.: 063
				Items: 12
				Account by: Henry, John J.
				Cartographer: Natanis or, his brother, Sabatis (possibly Kennebec Abenaki)
				cartobibliography, notes, primary and secondary sources, correspondences
BOX 13/14		Green with white interior: Amerindian and Inuit maps, Green Series catalogue 1,2,3,4 1511-1775
BOX 13/14			Contents: 4 sets of full summaries of maps identified by GML contained in the Green Series. Each description features the object title, map maker, date, culture area, geographic region, material, method of production, size, prose description, location, call number, and bibliography. Each of these cartobibliographies are found in the preceding folders; the following catalogue files contain the cartobibliography alone, without their related research materials.
			Folders: 4
			Items: approximately 300
			This box contains catalogs made by G. Malcolm Lewis for the research files in the preceding boxes, arranged chronologically according to the date of the map or account. They can be used to browse all the files at once, and, using either a title, author, keyword, or provisional reference number search, be cross-referenced with this finding aid to find individual research files' locations.
FOLDER 1			[Catalogue files No. 1], 1511-1608
FOLDER 2			[Catalogue files No. 2], 1608-1683
FOLDER 3			[Catalogue files No. 3], 1687-1737
FOLDER 4			[Catalogue files No. 4], 1744-1775
BOX 14/14		[Catalogue duplicate], 1511-1775
BOX 14/14			Folders: 2
			Duplicates in loose leaf form of the previous box.
FOLDER 1/2			[loose leaf duplicate catalog files], 1511-1701
FOLDER 2/2			[loose leaf duplicate catalog files], 1703-1775
SERIES 3	Blue Series: Amerindian and Inuit maps - accounts, extant artifacts, and lost artifacts, 1700-1916
SERIES 3		Items: approximately 1175
		Note on arrangement: This series is arranged in the order established by G. Malcolm Lewis, chronologically by the date of original publication of each map described in the research file.
		The Blue Series is arranged into 10 subseries: 3:i: Originals: accounts; 3:ii: Originals: extant and lost artifacts; 3:iii: Maps etc. of the Lewis and Clark Expedition; 3:iv: Capt. W.E. Parry's expedition; 3:v: Maps, etc. of Capt. Sir John Ross' expedition; 3:vi: Maps etc. of Capt. J.C. Frémont; 3:vii: Maps etc. of Capt. 1st Rank M.D. Tebenkov's Atlas; 3:viii: Maps etc. of Capt. F.L. Mclintock's expedition; 3:ix: Maps etc. of H.Y. Hind's expedition to Labrador; 3:x: Map etc of J.B. Tyrrell geological survey. The final two boxes of the Blue Series contain miscellaneous items and items ultimately rejected from consideration from being included in the research file.
		Note on attribution terms: The term Cartographer refers to any person(s) responsible for creating a map in print or manuscript form. If a print or manuscript map is copied from an original manuscript map, both the makers of the copied map and original map will be assigned the term Cartographer. When a map is created using informal information, the maker of the map will be assigned the term Cartographer, and the provider of information will be assigned the term Creator. The term Account by refers to historical figures who made mention of a possible or actual Native American map.
		Note on dates: The dates listed in this finding aid represent the approximate creation dates of the subject map/event.
		Note on titles: The titles in this series are transcribed from the cartobibliographic summaries. Titles derived by the Library are in brackets.
		Lewis' original order included a numbering system for each bag file, called "Provisional Reference Numbers." Provisional reference numbers for his bag files are included in this finding aid and can be used in conjunction with the catalog files found at the end of each series.
		Descriptive notes for folder entries in this finding aid are transcribed from GML's cartobibliographies.
		The contents of this series are partially derived from the Red Series, and were created after the Green Series according to G. Malcolm's Lewis' notes. In his words, this Blue Series "was less thoroughly researched and the items were less rigorously described than the [Green Series]." Pre-1771 items are primarily "superseded and supplemented by the Green Series." Items from the post-1770 period are generally related to accounts of maps, mapmaking, and map use by Indigenous communities.
SUBSERIES 3:i		Originals: accounts
SUBSERIES 3:i			Items in this subseries contain research into historical accounts of Native American and Inuit maps, uses of maps, and mapmaking process.
BOX 1/19			Originals: accounts - pre 1700
BOX 1/19				Items: 0
				All the items originally contained in this [box] have been reworked and transferred to the Green Series.
BOX 2/19			Originals: accounts, 1700-1799
BOX 2/19				Folders: 6
				Items: 77
FOLDER 1				Account of a Havasupai map of Oraibi Wash, the Little Colorado River and the Coconino Plateau, 1776
FOLDER 1					GML provisional ref. no.: 111
					Items: 12
					Account by: Vélez de Escalante, Silvestre, -1792
					Cartographer: Havasupai Native American
					cartobibliography, correspondences, notes, map reproductions, primary and secondary sources
FOLDER 2				Mention of a Shawnee map of the Ohio Valley, 1777
FOLDER 2					GML provisional ref. no.: 041
					Items: 13
					Account by: Stuart, John, 1718-1779
					Cartographer: Keigh-tugh-qua, also known as Cornstalk, Shawnee chief, 1720?-1777
					cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, correspondences, notes
FOLDER 3				Account of a Hare or Dog Rib map of the Alaska Peninsula, Norton Sound and the Aleutian Islands, 1789
FOLDER 3					GML provisional ref. no.: 072
					Items: 10
					Account by: Mackenzie, Alexander, 1764-1820
					Cartographer: possibly Hare (K'asho Got'ine) or Dogrib (Tlicho) Native American
					cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, correspondences, notes
FOLDER 4				Account of a Carrier map of part of the Fraser River, 1793
FOLDER 4					GML provisional ref. no.: 042; 043
					Items: 21
					Account by: Mackenzie, Alexander, 1764-1820
					Cartographer: possibly Carrier (Dakelh) Native American
					cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, notes
FOLDER 5				Account of a Chinookan gesture map of falls (almost certainly the Cascade) on the lower Columbia River, 1792
FOLDER 5					GML provisional ref. no.: 045
					Items: 7
					Account by: Vancouver, George, 1757-1798
					Account by: Broughton, William Robert, 1762-1821
					Cartographer: Chinook Native American
					cartobibliography, notes, primary and secondary sources
FOLDER 6				Account of a northwest coast Indian gesture map of Dalco Passage and Commencement Bay, 1792
FOLDER 6					GML provisional ref. no.: 044
					Items: 14
					Account by: Vancouver, George, 1757-1798
					Cartographer: Native Americans, possibly Salish
					cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, notes
BOX 3/19			Originals: accounts, 1800-1829
BOX 3/19				Folders: 12
				Items: 148
FOLDER 1				[Contents lists and inventories]
FOLDER 1					Items: 5
					notes
FOLDER 2				Mention of a Lower Kutenai map of the Columbia River, 1807
FOLDER 2					GML provisional ref. no.: 046
					Items: 11
					Account by: Thompson, David, 1770-1857
					Cartographer: Lower Kootenay Native American
					cartobibliography, secondary sources, notes, correspondences
FOLDER 3				Account of a Kotzebue Sound Inuit gesture map of the Nugnugalukluk River, 1816
FOLDER 3					GML provisional ref. no.: 047; 048
					Items: 16
					Account by: Kotzebue, Otto von, 1787-1846
					Cartographer: Kotzebue Sound area Inuit
					cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, notes
FOLDER 4				Account of Chipewyan map of Coronation Gulf, the Coppermine River, Despair Lake and the Great Bear Lake, 1820
FOLDER 4					GML provisional ref. no.: 103; 050
					Items: 15
					Account by: Franklin, John, 1786-1847
					Cartographer: Akaitcho (Yellowknives)
					Cartographer: Keskarrah (Yellowknives)
					Cartographer: Yellowknives Native Americans
					cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, map reproductions, notes
FOLDER 5				Mention of an Ojibwa map of the southern coast of Lake Superior, in or before 1820
FOLDER 5					GML provisional ref. no.: 102; 051; 052; 053
					Items: 28
					Account by: Schoolcraft, Henry Rowe, 1793-1864
					cartobibliography, notes, secondary sources
FOLDER 6				Account of a Kiowa Apache map of part of either the Cimmarron or Salt Fork of the Arkansas Rivers and the route westward from there to the Rocky Mountains, 1820
FOLDER 6					GML provisional ref. no.: 049
					Items: 12
					Account by: James, Edwin
					Cartographer: Kiowa Apache Native American
					cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, notes, map reproductions
FOLDER 7				Mention of a mainland southwest Alaska Inuit map of Stuart Island and the south coast of Norton Sound, 1822
FOLDER 7					GML provisional ref. no.: 055; 058
					Items: 14
					Account by: Khromchenko, V. S.
					Cartographer: Mainland southwest Alaska area Inuit
					cartobibliography, notes, primary and secondary sources
FOLDER 8				Account and mention of an Iglulik map of the coast of the Melville Peninsula, 1822
FOLDER 8					GML provisional ref. no.: 713
					Items: 1
					note
FOLDER 9				Mention of Montagnais map of the route between St. George's Bay and Crooked Lake, Newfoundland, 1822
FOLDER 9					GML provisional ref. no.: 059; 736 [?]
					Items: 9
					Account by: Cormack, W. E. (William Eppes), 1796-1868
					Cartographer: Montagnais Native American
					cartobibliography, notes
FOLDER 10				A general account, with one example, of Comanche maps prepared for the briefing of raiding parties, 1825
FOLDER 10					GML provisional ref. no.: 054
					Items: 9
					Account by: Dodge, Richard Irving, 1827-1895
					Account by: Espinosa, Pedro
					Cartographer: Comanche Native American
					cartobibliography, secondary sources, notes
FOLDER 11				Account and mention of a Bering Strait Inuit map of the coastline between Cape Krusenstern and Point Darby, 1826
FOLDER 11					GML provisional ref. no.: 057
					Items: 8
					Account by: Beechey, Frederick William, 1796-1856
					Account by: Peard, George, 1783-1837
					cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, notes
FOLDER 12				Mention of Huron of Lorette map of the upper Riviere Montmorency, pre-1829
FOLDER 12					GML provisional ref. no.: 260; 261; 262; 494
					Items: 20
					Account by: Green, William
					Cartographer: Tsioui, Michel (Huron of Lorette)
					cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, notes, correspondences
BOX 4/19			Originals: Accounts, 1830-1850
BOX 4/19				Folders: 10
				Items: 73
FOLDER 1				[Contents lists and inventories]
FOLDER 1					Items: 2
					notes
FOLDER 2				Account of a Tukudeka map of the upper Yellowstone and Lamar Valleys, 1834
FOLDER 2					GML provisional ref. no.: 060
					Items: 11
					Account by: Russell, Osborne, 1814-1892
					Cartographer: Tukudeka Native American
					cartobibliography, notes, primary and secondary sources
FOLDER 3				Mention of northeast Indian maps of the Maine-lower Canada boundary region, 1839
FOLDER 3					GML provisional ref. no.: 061
					Items: 8
					Account by: Featherstonhaugh, George William, 1780-1866
					Cartographer: two Native Americans, possibly Maliseet (Malecite)
					Account by: Mudge, Richard Z. (Richard Zachariah), 1790-1854
					cartobibliography, notes, primary sources
FOLDER 4				Account of a Comanche map of the route from Missouri to Santa Fe, 1839
FOLDER 4					GML provisional ref. no.: 062
					Items: 8
					Account by: Gregg, Josiah, 1806-1850
					Cartographer: Tabba-quena (Comanche)
					Creator: possibly Kiowa Native Americans
					cartobibliography, notes, primary sources
FOLDER 5				Mention of a northwest coast Indian map of the upper Yakima Valley, 1841
FOLDER 5					GML provisional ref. no.: 064
					Items: 7
					Account by: Pickering, Charles, 1805-1878
					Cartographer: Native American, possibly Nisqually or Wenatchi
					cartobibliography, notes, primary sources
FOLDER 6				[Note about the location of three map files]
FOLDER 6					Items: 1
					note
FOLDER 7				Mention of an Iglulik map of the Gulf of Boothia, 1846
FOLDER 7					GML provisional ref. no.: 718
					Items: 12
					Account by: Rae, John, 1813-1893
					Cartographer: Rei-lu-ak (Inuit, possibly Aivilingmiut)
					cartobibliography, secondary sources, notes, correspondences
FOLDER 8				[Note about the location of six map files]
FOLDER 8					Items: 1
					note
FOLDER 9				An account of a Great Basin Indian map of a route across the central Sierra Nevada, 1849
FOLDER 9					GML provisional ref. no.: 068
					Items: 12
					Account by: McCall, A. J. (Ansel J.), 1816-
					Cartographer: Native American, possibly Washoe or Paiute
					cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, notes, correspondences
FOLDER 10				Account of a northern Paiute map of the Humboldt and Carson Rivers, Pyramid and Honey Lakes and three emigrant trails across the Sierra Nevada, 1850
FOLDER 10					GML provisional ref. no.: 069
					Items: 11
					Account by: Bruff, Joseph Goldsborough, 1804-1889
					Cartographer: possibly northern Paiute Native American
					cartobibliography, notes, secondary sources
BOX 5/19			Originals: accounts, 1851-1860
BOX 5/19				Folders: 13
				Items: 152
FOLDER 1				Two accounts and a mention of a Copper Inuit map of the coastline of Wollaston Peninsula and part of the North American coastline, 1851
FOLDER 1					GML provisional ref. no.: 073; see also 077 and 078
					Items: 15
					Account by: Armstrong, Alexander, Sir, 1818-1899
					Account by: Miertsching, Johann August, 1817-1875
					Account by: McClure, Robert John Le Mesurier, Sir, 1807-1873
					Cartographer: Yellowknives Inuit, possibly Kangarjuatjiarmiut
					cartobibliography, notes, primary and secondary sources
FOLDER 2				Mention of an Iglulik map of part of the western shore of Baffin Island, 1851
FOLDER 2					GML provisional ref. no.: 704
					Items: 7
					Account by: Bellot, J.-R. (Joseph-René), 1826-1853
					Cartographer: Iglulik area Inuit
					cartobibliography, primary sources, notes
FOLDER 3				Mention of Eqalugtormiut maps of the east coast of Victoria Island and probably the east coast of Victoria Strait and M'Clintock Channel, 1853
FOLDER 3					GML provisional ref. no.: 079
					Items: 14
					Account by: Collinson, Richard, Sir, 1811-1883
					Cartographer: Yellowknives Inuit
					cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, notes, map reproductions
FOLDER 4				Mention of a north Alaska coast Inuit map of Dease Inlet, 1853
FOLDER 4					GML provisional ref. no.: 077; 078; 115; see also 073
					Items: 20
					Account by: Maguire, Rochfort
					Cartographer: Iwatsa (Inuit, north Alaska coast area)
					cartobibliography, primary sources, notes, map reproductions
FOLDER 5				Accounts of a north Alaska coast Inuit map of the coastline from Point Barrow to an uncertain point east of Barter Island, 1853
FOLDER 5					GML provisional ref. no.: 077
					Items: 2
					Account by: Maguire, Rochfort
					Account by: Simpson, John
					Cartographer: Arksinra (also known as Erk-sin'-ra) (Inuit, north Alaska coast area)
					cartobibliography, primary source, map reproduction
FOLDER 6				Untitled map of Rio Colorado giving names and positions of various tribes, 1853-1854
FOLDER 6					GML provisional ref. no.: 104; see also 303 and 120
					Items: 2
					Cartographer: Yuma ("Cuchan," Quechan) Native American
					cartobibliography, map reproduction
					See also Series 5 for printed reproduction
FOLDER 7				Untitled map of Rio Colorado giving names and positions of various tribes, 1854
FOLDER 7					GML provisional ref. no.: 303
					Items: 16
					Cartographer: "Chemehuèvis" Paiute Native American
					See also Series 5 for printed reproduction
					cartobibliography, map reproductions, primary and secondary sources, correspondences, notes
FOLDER 8				Account of a Sioux map of the Cannon River and its tributaries, 1855-1856
FOLDER 8					GML provisional ref. no.: 080
					Items: 16
					Account by: Kohl, J. G. (Johann Georg), 1808-1878
					Cartographer: Sioux Native American
					cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, notes
FOLDER 9				Mention of a Salteaux of Lake Winnipeg map of a route from the Lake of the Woods to the Red River, 1857
FOLDER 9					GML provisional ref. no.: 081
					Items: 10
					Account by: Hind, Henry Youle, 1823-1908
					Cartographer: possibly Lake Winnipeg area Salteaux Native American
					cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, notes, map reproductions
FOLDER 10				Account of a Plains Indian map of the Qu'Appelle River from the Fishing Lakes to the Assinniboine, 1858
FOLDER 10					GML provisional ref. no.: 099
					Items: 11
					Account by: Dickinson, James Austen
					Account by: Hind, Henry Youle, 1823-1908
					Cartographer: Plains Native American, possibly Plains Cree or Assinniboin
					cartobibliography, notes, secondary source, map reproduction
FOLDER 11				Mention of a Saulteaux of Lake Winnipeg map of the southwest shore of Lake Winnipeg, 1858
FOLDER 11					GML provisional ref. no.: 082
					Items: 12
					Account by: Fleming, John
					Cartographer: "Little Saskatchewan Indian," possibly Saulteaux of Lake Winnipeg
					cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, notes, map reproduction
FOLDER 12				An account of a Montagnais map of a route from Hamilton Inlet to the lower St. Lawrence, 1859
FOLDER 12					GML provisional ref. no.: 097
					Items: 12
					Account by: Hind, Henry Youle, 1823-1908
					Cartographer: seven Montagnais Native Americans
					cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, notes, map reproductions
FOLDER 13				Account of a Nootkan map of Acktis Island, off the west coast of Vancouver Island, 1860-1865
FOLDER 13					GML provisional ref. no.: 084
					Items: 15
					Account by: Sproat, Gilbert Malcolm, 1832-1913
					Cartographer: Quartsoppy (Clayoquot)
					Creator: Clayoquot, Mowachaht, and Hesquiaht Native Americans
					cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, map reproductions, correspondences, notes
BOX 6/19			Originals: accounts, 1861-1916
BOX 6/19				Folders: 16
				Items: 108
FOLDER 1				[Contents lists and inventories]
FOLDER 1					Items: 2
					notes
FOLDER 2				Account of a Naskapi message map of the lower Nipissis River, 1861
FOLDER 2					GML provisional ref. no.: 086
					Items: 4
					Account by: Hind, Henry Youle, 1823-1908
					Cartographer: possibly Naskapi Native American
					cartobibliography
FOLDER 3				Mention of a Shuswap Indian map of the Thompson River route from Tete Jaune Cache to Kamloops, 1863
FOLDER 3					GML provisional ref. no.: 087
					Items: 6
					Account by: Milton, William Fitzwilliam, Viscount, 1839-1877
					Account by: Cheadle, Walter B. (Walter Butler), 1835-1910
					Cartographer: Kamloops band (Tkʼemlúps te Secwépemc) of the Shuswap Native American
					cartobibliography, primary sources, notes, map reproductions
FOLDER 4				Mention of a Shuswap map of the upper Columbia River, the Purcell, Selkirk, and Monashee Mountains and the South Thompson River, 1864
FOLDER 4					GML provisional ref. no.: 088
					Items: 10
					Account by: Macloughlin, David, 1786-1870
					Cartographer: three Shuswap Native Americans
					cartobibliography, primary sources, notes, map reproductions, correspondence
FOLDER 5				Mention of a Carrier Indian map of Natalkuz, Tetachuck and other lakes, 1876
FOLDER 5					GML provisional ref. no.: 109
					Items: 5
					Account by: Dawson, George Mercer, 1849-1901
					Cartographer: Charley (Stoney Creek area Carrier (Dakelh))
					cartobibliography, notes, primary source
FOLDER 6				Mention of a Carrier Indian map of the area between Francois and Ootsa Lake, 1876
FOLDER 6					GML provisional ref. no.: 110
					Items: 6
					Account by: Dawson, George Mercer, 1849-1901
					Cartographer: Je-sin (Stoney Creek area Carrier (Dakelh))
					cartobibliography, notes, primary sources
FOLDER 7				Account of a Paiute map of the route from Grapevine Springs to Las Vegas, 1871
FOLDER 7					GML provisional ref. no.: 089
					Items: 10
					Account by: Mallery, Garrick, 1831-1894
					Account by: Hoffman, Walter James, 1846-1899
					Cartographer: southern Pauite Native American
					cartobibliography, notes, map reproductions, primary and secondary sources
FOLDER 8				Mention of two or more subarctic Indian maps of Mudjatik River-Cree Lake region, 1882
FOLDER 8					GML provisional ref. no.: 091
					Items: 8
					Account by: Selwyn, Alfred Richard Cecil, 1824-1902
					Cartographer: Native American, possibly Western Woods Cree or Chipewyan
					cartobibliography, notes
FOLDER 9				Account of a Zuni map of the Zuni territory, pre-1884
FOLDER 9					GML provisional ref. no.: 090
					Items: 9
					Account by: Kate, Herman F. C. ten (Herman Frederik Carel), 1858-1931
					Cartographer: Zuni Native American
					cartobibliography, notes, correspondences, primary and secondary sources
FOLDER 10				Account of a Mandan/Hadatsa map of the upper-middle Missouri region, pre 1884
FOLDER 10					GML provisional ref. no.: 121; 092
					Items: 11
					Account by: Densmore, Frances, 1867-1957
					Cartographer: Good Fur Robe (Mandan-Hidatsa)
					cartobibliography, notes, primary source
FOLDER 11				Mention of subarctic Indian maps of the watershed between the Ogilvie/Peel, the Tatonduk/Yukon, and the Miner/Porcupine Rivers, 1888
FOLDER 11					GML provisional ref. no.: 093
					Items: 5
					Account by: Ogilvie, William, 1846-1912
					Cartographer: nine subarctic Native Americans, possibly Tutchone or Han (Tr'ondëk Hwëch'in)
					cartobibliography, notes, secondary source
FOLDER 12				Account of a subarctic Indian map of the Chigoubiche and/or Mistakopatajan River, 1892
FOLDER 12					GML provisional ref. no.: 100
					Items: 6
					Account by: Low, A. P. (Albert Peter), 1861-1942
					Cartographer: Beegin (subarctic Native American, possibly Montagnais)
					cartobibliography, notes
FOLDER 13				[Note about the locations of three map files]
FOLDER 13					Items: 1
					note
FOLDER 14				Account of a Tutchone map of Nisling and White Rivers and Kluane Lake, 1898
FOLDER 14					GML provisional ref. no.: 421
					Items: 4
					Account by: Tyrell, Joseph
					Cartographer: three men, possibly Tutchone Native Americans
					cartobibliography, notes
FOLDER 15				Accounts of an Inuit of Quebec map of the upper part of the north Payne River and the upper part of the Riviere Arnaud, 1912
FOLDER 15					GML provisional ref. no.: 108
					Items: 10
					Account by: Flaherty, Robert Joseph, 1884-1951
					Cartographer: Nawri (possibly Tarramiut Inuit)
					cartobibliography, notes, secondary source
FOLDER 16				Mention of a Copper Eskimo map of Bathurst Inlet, 1913-1916
FOLDER 16					GML provisional ref. no.: 098
					Items: 11
					Account by: Jenness, Diamond, 1886-1969
					Cartographer: a "Tree River Eskimo" (Yellowknives group)
					cartobibliography, notes, secondary sources
SUBSERIES 3:ii		Originals: extant and lost artifacts
SUBSERIES 3:ii			This subseries contains research files investigating archaeological artifacts with cartographic characteristics, both extant and lost.
BOX 7/19			Originals: extant artifacts
BOX 7/19				Folders: 11
				Items: 99
FOLDER 1				[Inventory and notes]
FOLDER 1					Items: 3
					notes, inventory list
FOLDER 2				Inuit map of the coastline from Cape Prince of Wales to St. Michael on walrus tusk, late 19th century
FOLDER 2					GML provisional ref. no.: 515
					Items: 10
					Cartographer: Inuit
					cartobibliography, correspondences, map reproductions
FOLDER 3				Inuit map of the coastline between Cape Prince of Wales and the Nome River on walrus tusk, circa 1890
FOLDER 3					GML provisional ref. no.: 641; 642; 643
					Items: 20
					Cartographer: Inuit
					See also Series 5 for printed reproduction
					cartobibliography, correspondences, map reproductions, map negatives, notes
FOLDER 4				Inuit map of the southern part of the Seward Peninsula on ivory, between circa 1892-circa 1910
FOLDER 4					GML provisional ref. no.: 640
					Items: 11
					Cartographer: Komanaciak (Wales, Bering Strait area Inuit)
					cartobibliography, secondary source, map reproductions, notes, correspondences
FOLDER 5				Inuit map of part of the Seward Peninsula and the Bering Straits on ivory tusk, late 19th or early 20th century
FOLDER 5					GML provisional ref. no.: 516; 710
					Items: 8
					Cartographer: possibly Guy Kakarook (Bering Strait area Inuit)
					cartobibliography, correspondences, map reproductions
FOLDER 6				Inuit map of St. Michael on mammoth tusk, circa 1900
FOLDER 6					GML provisional ref. no.: 712
					Items: 8
					Cartographer: possibly Joe Kakarook Austin (Bering Strait area Inuit)
					cartobibliography, map reproductions, notes
FOLDER 7				Inuit map of the coastline between St. Michael and Cape Prince of Wales, early 20th century
FOLDER 7					GML provisional ref. no.: 511
					Items: 7
					Cartographer: Inuit
					cartobibliography, correspondences, notes, map reproductions
FOLDER 8				Inuit map of King Island on tusk, before 1901
FOLDER 8					GML provisional ref. no.: 514
					Items: 9
					Cartographer: Inuit, possibly Angokwazhuk, also known as Happy Jack, approximately 1870-1918 (Bering Strait area Inuit)
					See also Series 5 for printed reproduction
					cartobibliography, map reproductions, secondary sources, notes
FOLDER 9				Inuit map of the northern edge of Norton Sound on walrus tusk, circa 1958
FOLDER 9					GML provisional ref. no.: 595
					Items: 8
					Cartographer: Pushruk, Tony (King Island, Bering Strait area Inuit)
					cartobibliography, secondary sources, notes, map reproductions
FOLDER 10				Inuit map of Norton Sound on walrus tusk, circa 1900
FOLDER 10					GML provisional ref. no.: 708
					Items: 2
					Cartographer: Inuit
					cartobibliography, map reproduction, correspondences
FOLDER 11				[Duplicate copies of cartobibliography contained in this box]
FOLDER 11					Items: 13
					cartobibliography drafts
BOX 8/19			Originals: lost artifacts
BOX 8/19				Folders: 4
				Items: 13
FOLDER 1				[Note about location of item]
FOLDER 1					Items: 1
					note
FOLDER 2				Lost Indian map of Canada [on powder horn], circa 1840
FOLDER 2					GML provisional ref. no.: 492
					Items: 3
					cartobibliography, primary source, correspondence
FOLDER 3				[Note about location of item]
FOLDER 3					Items: 1
					note
FOLDER 4				Lost northeast Indian map of the country east of Lake Champlain, pre-1775
FOLDER 4					GML provisional ref. no.: 122
					Items: 8
					Cartographer: a northeast Native American
					cartobibliography, correspondences, notes, primary source
SUBSERIES 3:iii		Maps etc. of the Lewis and Clark Expedition
BOX 9/19			Maps etc. of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, 1804-1806
BOX 9/19				Folders: 25
				Items: 170
FOLDER 1				[Manuscript maps of Mississippi, Missouri, Columbia, Snake, and other River systems], 1804-1806
FOLDER 1					Items: 25
					notes, correspondences, map reproductions, map negatives, secondary source
FOLDER 2				[Photocopy excerpts of "The journals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition"]
FOLDER 2					Items: 6
					primary sources, notes
FOLDER 3				["Maps from Indian sources from the Lewis and Clark expedition -- research report", by Margaret Pearce, 1992]
FOLDER 3					Items: 30
					primary and secondary sources, map reproductions
FOLDER 4				[Correspondences, notes, and map reproductions relating to "The journals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition]
FOLDER 4					Items: 13
					primary and secondary sources, map reproductions, notes, correspondences
FOLDER 5				A sketch of the Moltnomar River given by several different tribes of Indians near its entrance into the Columbia, 1806
FOLDER 5					Probably from an original drawn in dust.
					GML provisional ref. no.: 228; 727
					Items: 11
					Cartographer: Clark, William, 1770-1838
					Creator: Multnomah and Columbia Rivers area Native Americans
					See also Series 5 for printed reproduction
					cartobibliography, map reproductions, map negative, notes
FOLDER 6				Supplemented manuscript copy by William Clark of a contemporary Nez Perce map of the upper Missouri, the upper Williamette, the Snake and Clark Fork Rivers, 1806
FOLDER 6					"This Sketch was given by Sundery Indians of the Chopunnish Nation together on the 29th, 30th, and 31st of May 1806 at our Camp on the Flat Head River."
					GML provisional ref. no.: 223
					Items: 7
					Cartographer: "Chopunnish" (Nez Perce) Native Americans
					Cartographer: Clark, William, 1770-1838
					cartobibliography, map reproductions, secondary sources
FOLDER 7				Supplemented manuscript copy by William Clark of a contemporary Nez Perce Indian map of the Columbia, Snake, Clark Fork, and Williamette Rivers, 1806
FOLDER 7					"Sketch given us May 8th 1806 by the Cut Nose and the brother of the twisted hair."
					GML provisional ref. no.: 225
					Items: 5
					Cartographer: Cut Nose, also known as Neeshnepahkeeook (Nez Perce)
					Cartographer: either the brother or the mother of Twistedhair (Nez Perce)
					Cartographer: Clark, William, 1770-1838
					cartobibliography, map reproduction, map negative
					See also Series 5 for printed reproduction
FOLDER 8				Mention of a Hidatsa map of the Missouri, 1805
FOLDER 8					"…one of the 1st War chief of the big bell[i]es nation."
					GML provisional ref. no.: 732
					Items: 3
					Mention by: Clark, William, 1770-1838
					Cartographer: possibly Hidatsa Native American
					cartobibliography
FOLDER 9				Lost Plateau Indian map of Oregon, 1805
FOLDER 9					GML provisional ref. no.: 734
					Items: 1
					Cartographer: possibly either Cutssahnem (Wanapum), or a Yakima Native American
					cartobibliography
FOLDER 10				Supplemented manuscript copy by Meriwether Lewis of a contemporary Wanapam map of the Columbia, Snake, and Yakima Rivers, 1805
FOLDER 10					GML provisional ref. no.: 216
					Items: 6
					Cartographer: Cutssahnem (Wanapum)
					Cartographer: Lewis, Meriwether, 1774-1809
					cartobibliography, map reproductions
					See also Series 5 for printed reproduction
FOLDER 11				No. 1 A sketch of the Columbia river and its waters and the situations of the fishing establishments of the natives above the entrance of Lewis's river, 1805
FOLDER 11					Supplemented manuscript copy by William Clark of a contemporary Wanapam 1805 map of the confluence of the middle Columbia and lower Snake Rivers.
					GML provisional ref. no.: 217
					Items: 6
					Cartographer: Cutssahnem (Wanapum)
					Cartographer: Clark, William, 1770-1838
					See also Series 5 for printed reproduction
					cartobibliography, map reproduction, map negative
FOLDER 12				Supplemented manuscript copy by William Clark of a contemporary Plateau Indian map of Clark Fork River, 1805
FOLDER 12					GML provisional ref. no.: 215
					Items: 4
					Cartographer: Clark, William, 1770-1838
					cartobibliography, map reproduction, map negative
FOLDER 13				Incorporation on William Clark's manuscript map of an acknowledged contemporary Mandan map of the Yellowstone and Missouri Rivers, 1805
FOLDER 13					GML provisional ref. no.: 214
					Items: 6
					Cartographer: "the Big White Chief of the Lower Mandan Village"
					Cartographer: Clark, William, 1770-1838
					cartobibliography, map reproduction, map negative
FOLDER 14				Supplemented manuscript copy by William Clark of a contemporary Mandan map of the Yellowstone and Missouri Rivers, 1805
FOLDER 14					GML provisional ref. no.: 729
					Items: 2
					Cartographer: "the Big White Chief of the Lower Mandan Village"
					Cartographer: Clark, William, 1770-1838
					cartobibliography
FOLDER 15				Supplemented manuscript copy by William Clark of a contemporary Nez Perce map of the Pend Oreille - Clark Fork basin, the upper Missouri and the Columbia and Clearwater basins, 1806
FOLDER 15					"This Sketch was given by Sundery Indians of the chopunish Nation together on the 29th 30th and 31st of may 1806 at our Camp on the Flat Head River."
					GML provisional ref. no.: 220
					Items: 6
					Cartographer: "Chopunish" (Nez Perce) Native Americans
					Cartographer: Clark, William, 1770-1838
					cartobibliography, map reproduction, map negative, notes
					See also Series 5 for printed reproduction
FOLDER 16				Enhanced Plateau Indian map of Snake, Bitterroot, Clark Fork and Pend Oreille Rivers on paper, 1806
FOLDER 16					GML provisional ref. no.: 218; 219
					Items: 5
					Cartographer: Clark, William, 1770-1838
					cartobibliography
FOLDER 17				Supplemented manuscript copy by William Clark of a contemporary Nez Perce map of the Columbia and Snake Rivers and the head-waters of the Missouri, 1806
FOLDER 17					"This sketch was given to us by Hohastillpilp May 29th 1806."
					GML provisional ref. no.: 221
					Items: 7
					Cartographer: Hohastillpilp, also known as Hohots Ilppilp or the "Bloody Chief"
					Cartographer: Clark, William, 1770-1838
					See also Series 5 for printed reproduction
					cartobibliography, map reproductions, map negative
FOLDER 18				Supplemented manuscript copy by William Clark of a contemporary map of the upper Columbia River and its major tributaries, 1806
FOLDER 18					"Sketch given us by Yellept the principal Cheif of the Wollahwollah Nation."
					GML provisional ref. no.: 226
					Items: 5
					Cartographer: Yellept (Walla Walla)
					Cartographer: Clark, William, 1770-1838
					cartobibliography, map reproduction, map negative
					See also Series 5 for printed reproduction
FOLDER 19				[Map showing what are now known as the Columbia, Snake, and Clark Fork Rivers], 1806
FOLDER 19					"This Sketch was goven by a Skaddat, a Chopunnish and Skillute (and) Several other Indians at the Great Narrows of Columbia on the 18th April 1806."
					GML provisional ref. no.: 229
					Items: 4
					Cartographer: Clark, William, 1770-1838
					Cartographer: "Skaddat" (Skagit?) Native Americans
					Cartographer: "Chopunnish" (Nez Perce) Native Americans
					Cartographer: "Skillute" (Quileute?) Native Americans
					cartobibliography, map reproduction, map negative
					See also Series 5 for printed reproduction
FOLDER 20				Enhanced map of the Bitterroot Clark Fork and Pend Oreille Rivers on paper, 1806
FOLDER 20					GML provisional ref. no.: 731
					Items: 2
					Cartographer: Clark, William, 1770-1838
					cartobibliography
FOLDER 21				Enhanced map of the Deschutes River on paper, 1806
FOLDER 21					GML provisional ref. no.: 730
					Items: 2
					Cartographer: Clark, William, 1770-1838
					cartobibliography
FOLDER 22				Supplemented manuscript copy by William Clark of a contemporary Nez Perce and Skillute map of the Columbia and its major tributaries, 1806
FOLDER 22					"This Sketch was given to me by Shaddot, a Chopunnish and a Skillute at the Falls of Columbia 18 April 1806"
					GML provisional ref. no.: 227
					Items: 7
					Cartographer: "Shaddot" (Skagit?) Native American
					Cartographer: "Skillute" (Quileute?) Native American
					Cartographer: "Chopunnish" (Nez Perce) Native American
					Cartographer: Clark, William, 1770-1838
					See also Series 5 for printed reproduction
					cartobibliography, map reproduction, map negative, secondary source
FOLDER 23				[Note between G. Malcolm Lewis and his research assistant]
FOLDER 23					Items: 1
					note
FOLDER 24				[Note about Patrick Gass's "A Journal of the Voyages and Travels of a Corps of Discovery…"]
FOLDER 24					Items: 1
					note
FOLDER 25				Enhanced Clatsop map of the coastline south of the Columbia estuary on paper, 1806
FOLDER 25					"This was given by a Clott Sopp Indn"
					GML provisional ref. no.: 222
					Items: 5
					Cartographer: Fort Clatsop area Native American
					Cartographer: Clark, William, 1770-1838
					See also Series 5 for printed reproduction
					cartobibliography, map reproduction, map negative
SUBSERIES 3:iv		Capt. W.E. Parry's expedition
BOX 10/19			Capt. W.E. Parry's expedition, 1822-1823
BOX 10/19				[Items are housed in backwards order to account for previous folds in papers]
				Folders: 7
				Items: 47
FOLDER 1				[Inventory of contents]
FOLDER 1					Items: 1
					inventory list
FOLDER 2				[Primary and secondary sources regarding Parry's expedition]
FOLDER 2					GML provisional ref. no.: 712; 719; 720; see also 713 and 714
					Items: 8
					notes, primary and secondary sources
FOLDER 3				Tracing of a map of the Melville Peninsla and Baffin Island done by Iligliuk at Winter Island as a addition to Captain W.E. Parry's sketch map of the known coastline of Wager Bay, Roes Welcome Sound and Repulse Bay, 1822
FOLDER 3					GML provisional ref. no.: 254
					Items: 18
					Cartographer: Iligliuk (Amitturmiut Inuit)
					See also Series 5 for printed reproduction
					cartobibliography, primary sources, notes, map reproductions, correspondences
FOLDER 4				Account and mention of Iglulik maps of the coast of the Melville Peninsula, 1822
FOLDER 4					GML provisional ref. no.: 713
					Items: 7
					Account by: Parry, William Edward, Sir, 1790-1855
					Cartographer: Iligliuk (Amitturmiut Inuit)
					cartobibliography, correspondences, primary sources
FOLDER 5				Eskimaux chart no. 1 Drawn by Iligliuk, at Winter Island, 1822, 1824
FOLDER 5					Printed redraft of a lost original Iglulik 1822 map of the coast of Melville Peninsula.
					GML provisional ref. no.: 712
					Items: 5
					Cartographer: Parry, William Edward, Sir, 1790-1855
					Cartographer: Iligliuk (Amitturmiut Inuit)
					cartobibliography
FOLDER 6				Eskimaux chart no. 3. The shaded parts drawn by Ewerat at Winter Island. 1822. The original in the possession of Capn. Parry, 1824
FOLDER 6					Printed redraft of a lost original Iglulik 1822 map of Meville Peninsula and Baffin Island.
					GML provisional ref. no.: 719
					Items: 3
					Cartographer: Ewerat (Iglulik area Inuit)
					Cartographer: Parry, William Edward, Sir, 1790-1855
					cartobibliography
FOLDER 7				Account and mention of an Iglulik map of Fury and Hecla Strait and Baffin Island, 1823
FOLDER 7					GML provisional ref. no.: 714
					Items: 5
					Account by: Captian W.E. Parry
					Account by: Lyon, G. F. (George Francis), 1795-1832
					Cartographer: Toolemak (Iglulik area Inuit)
					cartobibliography
SUBSERIES 3:v		Maps, etc. of Capt. Sir John Ross' expedition
BOX 11/19			Maps, etc. of Capt. Sir John Ross' expedition, 1829-1833
BOX 11/19				Folders: 5
				Items: 32
FOLDER 1				[Inventory list of contents]
FOLDER 1					Items: 1
					inventory list
FOLDER 2				Account of a Netsilik Inuit map of Repulse and Wager Bays, 1830
FOLDER 2					GML provisional ref. no.: 716; 717; see also 715
					Items: 13
					Account by: Ross, John, Sir, 1777-1856
					Cartographer: Ikmallik (Netsilik Inuit)
					cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, notes
FOLDER 3				Printed redraft of lost original 1830 Netsilik maps of the Gulf of Boothia, 1835
FOLDER 3					GML provisional ref. no.: 715; 735; see also 716 and 717
					Items: 12
					Cartographer: Tulluahiu (Netsilik Inuit)
					Cartographer: Tiagashu (Netsilik Inuit)
					Cartographer: Ikmallik (Netsilik Inuit)
					Cartographer: Tiriksiu (Netsilik Inuit)
					Cartographer: Ross, John, Sir, 1777-1856
					cartobibliography, map reproductions, map negative, notes, primary source
					See also Series 5 for printed reproduction
FOLDER 4				Ross and Parry accounts
FOLDER 4					Items: 5
					cartobibliography, secondary sources
FOLDER 5				[Photographic print of "Ikmalick and Apelagliu"]
FOLDER 5					"on Stone by J. Brandard from the Original Drawing by Captain Ross"
					Items: 1
					photographic print
SUBSERIES 3:vi		Maps etc. of Capt. J.C. Frémont
BOX 12/19			Maps etc. of Capt. J.C. Frémont, 1842-1844
BOX 12/19				Folders: 5
				Items: 28
FOLDER 1				[Information about mentions of Cheyenne, Klamath, and North Paiute maps of northern and central California; Great Plains], 1842-1844
FOLDER 1					GML provisional ref. no.: 65; 66; 67
					Items: 8
					Account by: Frémont, John Charles, 1813-1890
					Cartographer: Cheyenne, Klamath, and north Paiute Native Americans
					cartobibliography, notes, inventory list
FOLDER 2				[Notes regarding a mention by Capt. J.C. Frémont of maps drawn by Indians in the Platte River region], 1843
FOLDER 2					GML provisional ref. no.: 65; 66
					Items: 8
					Account by: Frémont, John Charles, 1813-1890
					notes, secondary source
FOLDER 3				[Notes regarding a mention by Capt. J.C. Frémont of map of the Sycan Marsh and the upper catchment of the Klamath River], 1843
FOLDER 3					Items: 2
					Account by: Frémont, John Charles, 1813-1890
					notes
FOLDER 4				Northern Paiute map on ground, 1844
FOLDER 4					GML provisional ref. no.: 67
					Items: 7
					Account by: Frémont, John Charles, 1813-1890
					cartobibliography, notes
FOLDER 5				[Blank map location sheets]
FOLDER 5					Items: 3
					blank paper
SUBSERIES 3:vii		Maps etc. of Capt. 1st Rank M.D. Tebenkov's atlas
BOX 13/19			Maps etc. of Capt. 1st Rank M.D. Tebenkov's atlas, 1848-1849
BOX 13/19				Folders: 3
				Items: 29
FOLDER 1				[Notes regarding Alaskan Inuit maps described to Captain Mikhail D. Tebenkov], 1848-1849
FOLDER 1					GML provisional ref. no.: 74; 75; 76; 105; 106; 107
					Items: 19
					Account by: Tebenʹkov, Mikhail Dmitrievich, -1872
					cartobibliography, map reproductions, secondary sources, notes, correspondences
FOLDER 2				[List of maps in Mikhail Tebenkov's atlas]
FOLDER 2					Items: 3
					inventory, summary, citations
FOLDER 3				[Draft summaries of accounts about maps of Alaskan Inuits, Nunavits, and Aleuts], 1848-1849
FOLDER 3					Items: 7
					cartobibliography, notes
SUBSERIES 3:viii		Maps etc. of Capt. F.L. Mclintock's expedition
BOX 14/19			Maps etc. of Capt. F.L. Mclintock's expedition, 1858
BOX 14/19				Folders: 8
				Items: 25
FOLDER 1				[Contents lists of accounts of maps made during the voyage of the "Fox"]
FOLDER 1					Items: 3
					inventory, summary, notes
FOLDER 2				Accounts of Iglulik maps of Pond Inlet, 1858
FOLDER 2					GML provisional ref. no.: 83
					Items: 2
					Account by: M'Clintock, Francis Leopold, Sir, 1819-1907
					cartobibliography, notes
FOLDER 3				Mention of several Iglulik maps of Eclipse Sound and Navy Board and Pond Inlets, 1858
FOLDER 3					GML provisional ref. no.: 95
					Items: 2
					Account by: M'Clintock, Francis Leopold, Sir, 1819-1907
					Cartographer: nine Iglulik Inuit
					cartobibliography, notes
FOLDER 4				Account of an Iglulik map of the land route to Igloolik, 1858
FOLDER 4					GML provisional ref. no.: 96
					Items: 2
					Account by: M'Clintock, Francis Leopold, Sir, 1819-1907
					Cartographer: A-wah-la
					cartobibliography, notes
FOLDER 5				Mention of an Iglulik map of the north and east coast of Bylot Island, 1858
FOLDER 5					GML provisional ref. no.: 117
					Items: 2
					Account by: M'Clintock, Francis Leopold, Sir, 1819-1907
					Cartographer: Ow-wang-noot (possibly Iglulik Inuit)
					cartobibliography, notes
FOLDER 6				Mention of an Iglulik map of the area around Igloolik, 1858
FOLDER 6					GML provisional ref. no.: 116
					Items: 2
					Account by: M'Clintock, Francis Leopold, Sir, 1819-1907
					Cartographer: Ow-wang-noot (possibly Iglulik Inuit)
					cartobibliography, notes
FOLDER 7				[Materials relating to preceding folders' contents], 1858
FOLDER 7					Items: 11
					Account by: M'Clintock, Francis Leopold, Sir, 1819-1907
					Cartographer: nine Iglulik Inuit
					cartobibliography, notes, primary and secondary sources, map reproduction
FOLDER 8				[note on organization]
FOLDER 8					Items: 1
					note
SUBSERIES 3:ix		Maps etc. of H.Y. Hind's expedition to Labrador
BOX 15/19			Maps etc. of H.Y. Hind's expedition to Labrador, 1861
BOX 15/19				Folders: 10
				Items: 57
FOLDER 1				[Resources regarding the "Account of a Montagnais map of the Moisie-Nipissis-Wacouno Rivers"], 1861
FOLDER 1					Items: 28
					Account by: Hind, Henry Youle, 1823-1908
					Cartographer: Montagnais Native Americans
					cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, glossy color prints of paintings, photo negatives
FOLDER 2				Accounts of Montagnais maps of the Moisie and Manicouagan Rivers, 1861
FOLDER 2					GML provisional ref. no.: 97; 85; 86; 118; 119; see also 81 and 82
					Items: 10
					Account by: Hind, Henry Youle, 1823-1908
					Cartographer: Montagnais Native Americans
					cartobibliography, notes, primary source, map reproductions
FOLDER 3				[Notes and correspondence about the Montagnais term for "geographical map"]
FOLDER 3					Items: 1
					notes, correspondence
FOLDER 4				[Notes and correspondence about the Montagnais term for "geographical map"]
FOLDER 4					Items: 5
					correspondences, notes, secondary source
FOLDER 5				[Inventory of Montagnais maps]
FOLDER 5					Items: 1
					list
FOLDER 6				Account of a Montagnais map of the Manicouagan River, 1861
FOLDER 6					GML provisional ref. no.: 85
					Items: 2
					Account by: Hind, Henry Youle, 1823-1908
					Cartographer: Native American, possibly Montagnais
					cartobibliography, notes
FOLDER 7				Account of a Montagnais-Naskapi map of the Upper Moisie and Asuanipi Rivers, 1861
FOLDER 7					GML provisional ref. no.: 118
					Items: 2
					Account by: Hind, Henry Youle, 1823-1908
					Cartographer: Domenique (Montagnais)
					Cartographer: Naskapi Native American
					cartobibliography, notes
FOLDER 8				Account of a Montagnais map of the Moisie-Nipissis-Wacouno Rivers, 1861
FOLDER 8					GML provisional ref. no.: 119
					Items: 2
					Account by: Hind, Henry Youle, 1823-1908
					Cartographer: Montagnais Native Americans
					cartobibliography, notes
FOLDER 9				[Correspondence regarding a map drawn by a Montagnais chief in 1637]
FOLDER 9					Items: 2
					correspondence, primary source
FOLDER 10				[Miscellaneous notes]
FOLDER 10					Items: 4
					notes, map reproduction
SUBSERIES 3:x		Map etc. of J.B. Tyrrell geological survey
BOX 16/19			Map etc. of J.B. Tyrrell geological survey, 1896
BOX 16/19				Folders: 5
				Items: 20
FOLDER 1				[Contents lists of accounts of maps recorded by Joseph B. Tyrrell in central Canada]
FOLDER 1					Items: 3
					inventory, summary, notes
FOLDER 2				[Note on organization]
FOLDER 2					Items: 1
					note
FOLDER 3				Account of a Western Woods Cree map of the area between John Scotts Lake and Wekusko Lake, 1896
FOLDER 3					GML provisional ref. no.: 101
					Items: 8
					Account by: Tyrrell, Joseph Burr, 1858-1957
					Cartographer: Native American, possibly Western Woods Cree
					cartobibliography, notes
FOLDER 4				Mention of a Western Woods Cree map of the canoe route from Wekusko Lake to Moose, 1896
FOLDER 4					GML provisional ref. no.: 419
					Items: 4
					Account by: Tyrrell, Joseph Burr, 1858-1957
					Cartographer: Scott, John, possibly Western Woods Cree Native American
					cartobibliography, notes
FOLDER 5				Mention of a Western Woods Cree map of alternative routes from Nelson House to South Indian Lake and the country through which they passed, 1896
FOLDER 5					GML provisional ref. no.: 420
					Items: 4
					Account by: Tyrrell, Joseph Burr, 1858-1957
					Cartographer: Native Americans, possibly Western Woods Cree
					cartobibliography, notes
BOX 17/19		Miscellaneous documents
BOX 17/19			Folders: 5
			Items: 31
FOLDER 1			Incorporation on an English printed map of acknowledged 1607-1608 Virginia Algonquian information on Virginia, 1612
FOLDER 1				GML provisional ref. no.: 129
				Items: 1
				Cartographer: possibly Virginia area Algonquian Native Americans
				Cartographer: Smith, John, 1580-1631
				cartobibliography
				See also LC facsimilie
				See also Series 5 for printed reproduction
FOLDER 2			[Inventory of miscellaneous maps]
FOLDER 2				Items: 1
				inventory list
FOLDER 3			Possible Mississippian cosmological map on a ceramic beaker, 1050-1150
FOLDER 3				GML provisional ref. no.: 604
				Title: [Woodhenge-Cahokia, Cahokia, Illinois, cosmological map]
				Items: 22
				cartobibliography, secondary sources, correspondences, photograph prints
FOLDER 4			Reconstruction of Virginia Algonquian 1607 mapping of their cosmological world, 1627
FOLDER 4				GML provisional ref. no.: 29
				Title: "Their coniuration about C: Smith 1607"
				One of six engraved panels and one map incorporated in "A Description of Part of the Adventures of Cap. Smith in Virginia."
				Items: 4
				Cartographer: seven Virginia Algonquians Native Americans
				Cartographer: Vaughan, Robert, 1592-1667
				cartobibliography, primary sources, notes
FOLDER 5			Reconstruction of Virginia Algonquian 1607 mapping of their cosmological world, 1979
FOLDER 5				GML provisional ref. no.: 30
				Title: "A model of the world constructed by powhatan Indians in the course of three days of incantations during their detainment of captain John Smith at Pamauk in 1607"
				Items: 3
				Cartographer: seven Virginia Algonquian Native Americans
				Cartographer: Lewis, G. Malcolm
				cartobibliography, secondary source, notes
BOX 18/19		Rejected items
BOX 18/19			Folders: 13
			Items: 62
FOLDER 1			[Notes regarding potential circa 1700 map of U.S. mid-Atlantic region (?)]
FOLDER 1				Items: 3
				notes
FOLDER 2			[Notes and primary source regarding potential map in Newfoundland region]
FOLDER 2				Items: 2
				notes, primary source
FOLDER 3			[Rejected packet of materials regarding potential 1524 Hernan Cortes-associated map]
FOLDER 3				Items: 21
				See also Series 5 for printed reproduction
				cartobibliography, correspondences, secondary sources, map negative, notes
FOLDER 4			[Rejected packet of materials for a map from William Clark's journal]
FOLDER 4				Items: 4
				cartobibliography, map reproduction, map negative
FOLDER 5			[Provisional reference number note]
FOLDER 5				Items: 1
				note
FOLDER 6			[Rejected packet for map etched on moose antler, dubiously attributed to Sacajawea on Lewis and Clark expedition]
FOLDER 6				Items: 7
				See also Series 5 for printed reproduction
				cartobibliography, correspondences, map reproduction, map negative, note
FOLDER 7			[Note]
FOLDER 7				Items: 1
				note
FOLDER 8			[Rejected packet for circa 1568 ephemeral map of northeastern most coastline of North America]
FOLDER 8				Items: 5
				cartobibliography, notes
FOLDER 9			[Notes regarding potential Mi'kmaq map of Newfoundland area]
FOLDER 9				Items: 1
				notes, primary source
FOLDER 10			[Notes regarding search for primary source telling of potential Inuit map]
FOLDER 10				Items: 1
				notes, secondary sources
FOLDER 11			[Research for rejected Illinois painted skins]
FOLDER 11				Items: 2
				notes, secondary sources
FOLDER 12			[Excerpt of "Calendar of state papers, colonial series, America and West Indies, 1701"]
FOLDER 12				Items: 2
				note, primary source
FOLDER 13			[Rejected packet regarding manuscript map of western Maryland and western Virginia]
FOLDER 13				Items: 12
				cartobibliography, notes, primary and secondary sources, map reproductions, map negatives
BOX 19/19		[Catalogs 1-5)
BOX 19/19			Folders: 5
			Items: 5
FOLDER 1			Blue series catalog 1
FOLDER 1				Items: 1
				catalog
FOLDER 2			Blue series catalog 2
FOLDER 2				Items: 1
				catalog
FOLDER 3			Blue series catalog 3
FOLDER 3				Items: 1
				catalog
FOLDER 4			Blue series catalog 4
FOLDER 4				Items: 1
				catalog
FOLDER 5			Blue series catalog 5
FOLDER 5				Items: 1
				catalog
SERIES 4	Yellow series: Amerindian maps and mapping -- examples on/from…
SERIES 4		Items: 316
		Note on arrangement: The Yellow Series is divided into 4 subseries: 4:i: Examples on petroglyphs; 4:ii: Examples from archaeoastronomy; 4:iii: Examples from cosmology; 4:iv: Examples on artifacts, animal tissue. Each subseries is arranged within approximate regional groupings. This is the original order established by G. Malcolm Lewis.
		Note on titles: Titles in brackets were devised by the Library. Titles in parentheses are devised by Lewis and transcribed. Titles without square brackets or parentheses are transcribed from orignial sources.
		Descriptive notes for folder entries in this finding aid are transcribed from the cartobibliographies.
		The Yellow Series is devoted to "maps and supposed maps incorporated in petroglyphs, in archaeoastronomics, in cosmologies, and artifacts" and their associated research materials. Each folder generally contains manuscript notes, correspondences, and photocopies of primary and secondary sources relating to potential artifacts. This series features far fewer extant examples than the preceding series, on account of the difficulty of finding artifacts in museum collecctions, and because most examples were "with a few exceptions, at best probably and often speculative" according to G. Malcolm Lewis.
SUBSERIES 4:i		Examples on petroglyphs
BOX 1/7			Examples on petroglyphs, North America general
BOX 1/7				Folders: 6
				Items: 31
FOLDER 1				[Notes and secondary sources regarding North American Indian rock art]
FOLDER 1					Items: 7
					secondary sources, notes
FOLDER 2				[Bibliographies of primary and secondary sources on North American Indian rock art]
FOLDER 2					Items: 3
					secondary sources
FOLDER 3				[Secondary sources on North American rock art]
FOLDER 3					Items: 2
					secondary sources
FOLDER 4				[Secondary source on North American rock art]
FOLDER 4					Items: 1
					secondary source
FOLDER 5				[Epigraphic Society Occasional Publications excerpts and correspondences]
FOLDER 5					Items: 17
					secondary sources, rock art reproductions, correspondences
FOLDER 6				[Newspaper article excerpt]
FOLDER 6					Items: 1
					newspaper article
BOX 2/7			Examples on petroglyphs, eastern U.S.A.
BOX 2/7				Folders: 6
				Items: 46
FOLDER 1				Drawing of supposed map engraved on the face of flint rock found on the side of a mountain about 16 miles west of Columbia, Maury County, Tennessee
FOLDER 1					Knife suggests from post-Contact period.
					Items: 5
					Cartographer: Native American
					See also Series 5 for printed reproduction
					cartobibliography, secondary sources, correspondences
FOLDER 2				Petroglyph supposedly depicting the outline of North America and Mexico but minus the major peninsulas of Alaska, lower California, Yucaton, Florida, and (in part) Labrador.
FOLDER 2					Hawaii and the meridian 180° W/E of Alexandria also shown. Libyan lettering with Kufic Arabic annotations. The site of the petroglyph is somewhere in the southwest U.S.A; probably at the northern end of the Great Basin, Nevada.
					Items: 18
					Cartographer: Nevada geographers' copy of a Maui chart
					See also Series 5 for printed reproduction
					cartobibliography, negatives, photographs and reproductions, secondary sources.
FOLDER 3				[Newspaper]
FOLDER 3					Items: 1
					newspaper
FOLDER 4				[Annotated excerpt from "Ancient American Archaeology, issue no. 11"]
FOLDER 4					Items: 1
					secondary source
FOLDER 5				Photograph of Writing Rock, Divide County, North Dakota, circa 2,200 B.C.
FOLDER 5					Part has been interpreted by Farnham as a map of selected rivers, mountain peaks, and archaeological features in the upper Missouri basin and the central Rocky Mountains.
					Items: 20
					Cartographer: after Yu, the great Chinese engineer
					See also Series 5 for printed reproduction
					cartobibliography, correspondences, rock art reproductions, rock art reproduction negatives, secondary sources
FOLDER 6/6				[Note on South Dakota pictography]
FOLDER 6/6					Items: 1
					note
BOX 3/7			Examples on petroglyphs, western U.S.A.
BOX 3/7				Folders: 28
				Items: 127
FOLDER 1				["Shamanism and rock art in far western North America," by David S. Whitley]
FOLDER 1					Items: 1
					secondary source
FOLDER 2				[Primary and secondary sources and correspondences regarding Pinon Canyon site petroglyphs]
FOLDER 2					Items: 3
					primary and secondary sources, correspondences
FOLDER 3				[Notes about petroglyphs]
FOLDER 3					Items: 1
					notes
FOLDER 4				[Appendix B, "Interpretation of petroglyphs" from "Prehistoric rock art of Nevada and eastern California," by Robert Heizer and Martin Baumhoff]
FOLDER 4					Items: 1
					secondary source
FOLDER 5				Popularly called "the Indian map of the Trans-Pecos region"
FOLDER 5					Petroglyph measuring 26 x 66 cm sharply engraved on soft limestone in the southeast part of Terrell County, Texas. On it are supposedly represented an Indian camp, by tepees; mountain ranges represented by lines forming a series of jagged tops….
					Items: 6
					Cartographer: Native Americans
					See also Series 5 for printed reproduction
					cartobibliography, secondary sources, correspondences, petroglyphs reproductions
FOLDER 6				["Rock art of the Despoblado," by Solveig Turpin]
FOLDER 6					Items: 1
					secondary source
FOLDER 7				[Correspondences and notes regarding rock art in Texas(?)]
FOLDER 7					Items: 8
					correspondences, rock art reproductions
FOLDER 8				["Images of power and the power of images: the significance of rock art for contemporary Zunis," by M. Jane Young]
FOLDER 8					Items: 1
					secondary source
FOLDER 9				San Cristobal plan/petroglyph
FOLDER 9					Items: 3
					correspondences, secondary sources
FOLDER 10				Locally known as "Map Rock.", pre-Columbian?
FOLDER 10					A basalt block located on the north side of the Snake River, Idaho, across from Givens Hot Springs…
					Items: 41
					Cartographer: possibly Native American
					See also Series 5 for printed reproduction
					cartobibliography, correspondences, notes, secondary sources, rock art negatives, rock art reproductions, transparencies
FOLDER 11				[Excerpt from "The Salishan tribes of the western plateaus," by James E. Teit]
FOLDER 11					Items: 1
					secondary source
FOLDER 12				[Excerpt from "Handbook of Northh American Indians, vol. 11, Great Basin"]
FOLDER 12					Items: 1
					secondary source
FOLDER 13				["Cation-ratio dating of petroglyphs from the western Great Basin, North America," by Ronald Dorn and David Whitley]
FOLDER 13					Items: 1
					secondary source
FOLDER 14				Untitled, site in Green River valley, west of South Pass in west-southwest Wyoming, post horse-rifle, pre-1849
FOLDER 14					Items: 5
					Cartographer: Bruff, Joseph Goldsborough, 1804-1889
					Cartographer: Native American
					See also Series 5 for printed reproduction
					cartobibliography, primary and secondary sources, notes, correspondences
FOLDER 15				(Mohave Rock, Arizona, on the east bank of the lower Colorado River, approximately 4 miles below Devil's Elbow and 10 below Topock), photographed and described 1951
FOLDER 15					Items: 11
					See also Series 5 for printed reproduction
					cartobibliography, correspondences, notes, rock art reproductions, rock art transparencies, rock art negative
FOLDER 16				(A "rock map"; carving in low relief sculpture on dark red sandstone interpreted by informant as being an outline of North and Central America), pre-historic?
FOLDER 16					Items: 17
					See also Series 5 for printed reproduction
					cartobibliography, correspondences, rock art reproductions, secondary sources
FOLDER 17				(Petroglyph apparently depicting the Hawaii Islands, northeast Pacific Ocean and west coast of Mexico with Libyan inscriptions), probably a pre 650 A.D. of a family of maps originating in the 3rd century B.C.
FOLDER 17					Items: 8
					Cartographer: "Nevada geographers" copy of a Maui chart
					See also Series 5 for printed reproduction
					cartobibliography, rock art reproductions, rock art negative
FOLDER 18				[Excerpt from "Four rock art studies," edited by C. William Clewlow, Jr.]
FOLDER 18					Items: 1
					secondary source
FOLDER 19				The commensurate equivalent conversion of spherical azimuths of land and ocean waters to plane surfaces [and] Conversion, possibly pre 650 A.D., certainly pre 1250 A.D.
FOLDER 19					Leading title translated from Kufic Arabic, second title translated from Libyan.
					Items: 5
					Cartographer: Nevada geographers site for teaching navigation
					See also Series 5 for printed reproduction
					cartobibliography, rock art reproductions, rock art negative
FOLDER 20				["Evidence for a prehistoric petroglyph trail map in the Sierra Nevada," by Willis A. Gortner in "Archaeological perspectives on ethnicity in America", edited by Robert L. Schuyler]
FOLDER 20					Items: 1
					secondary source
FOLDER 21				[Appendix B, "Interpretation of petroglyphs" from "Prehistoric rock art of Nevada and eastern California," by Robert Heizer and Martin Baumhoff]
FOLDER 21					Items: 1
					secondary source
FOLDER 22				[Excerpt of "Geoglyphs, rock alignments, and ground figures," by Gerald A. Smith in "Ancient images on stone: rock art of the Californias," compiled and edited by Jo Anne Van Tilburg]
FOLDER 22					Items: 1
					secondary source
FOLDER 23				[Excerpt of "Prehistoric rock art," by C. William Clewlow, Jr.]
FOLDER 23					Items: 1
					secondary source
FOLDER 24				[Notes regarding "Petroglyphs of California and adjoining states"]
FOLDER 24					Items: 1
					notes
FOLDER 25				[Copy of archaeological field work report regarding petroglyphs in southern Nevada]
FOLDER 25					Items: 1
					primary source
FOLDER 26				[Excerpt of "Lieutenant Wheeler's Expedition durch das südliche Californien im Jahre 1875"]
FOLDER 26					Items: 1
					secondary source
FOLDER 27				[Notes and excerpt of "A few Tusayan pictographs" by J. Walter Fewkes]
FOLDER 27					Items: 1
					notes, secondary source
FOLDER 28				(Untitled pictograph on volcanic agglomerate rock face at Rancho El Tajo in central Baja California), perhaps soon after first European contact, 1596
FOLDER 28					Painted in red. Two profiles, 15 to 20cm apart, each 2.1 m long, depicting skyline and foothill profiles of the nearby Sierra de Guadelupe.
					Items: 3
					Cartographer: Native American(s)
					See also Series 5 for printed reproduction
					cartobibliography, notes, secondary sources
BOX 4/7			Examples on petroglyphs, Canada and Alaska
BOX 4/7				Folders: 16
				Items: 22
FOLDER 1				[Notes and excerpt from "Indian rock paintings of the Great Lakes," 2nd ed., by Selwyn Dewdney and Kenneth E. Kidd]
FOLDER 1					Items: 3
					secondary sources, notes, rock art reproduction
FOLDER 2				["The rune stones of Spirit Pond, Maine," by Einar Haugan in "Visible Language," VIII I (winter 1974)]
FOLDER 2					Items: 1
					secondary source
FOLDER 3				[Notes and secondary source excerpt about Micmac petroglyphs]
FOLDER 3					Items: 2
					notes, secondary source
FOLDER 4				["Ideological and cosmological inferences from North American rock art: an exploratory discussion," by Jack Steinbring and Gary Granzberg, in "Rock art papers," Vol. 3, San Diego Museum papers, No. 20]
FOLDER 4					Items: 1
					secondary source
FOLDER 5				[Newspaper article excerpt]
FOLDER 5					Items: 1
					secondary source
FOLDER 6				[Excerpts from "Rock art research," 1987, vol. 4, no. 1]
FOLDER 6					Items: 1
					secondary sources, notes, rock art reproduction
FOLDER 7				[Excerpts from "Heritage Canada," October 1979, vol. 5, no. 4]
FOLDER 7					Items: 1
					secondary source
FOLDER 8				["Rock art conservation research in Canada," by Ian N.M. Wainwright in "Bollttino del Centro Camuno di Studi Preistorici," 22]
FOLDER 8					Items: 1
					secondary source
FOLDER 9				[Notes and excerpt from "Memoirs of the American Museum of Natural History," vol. 2 (pt. 4)]
FOLDER 9					Items: 2
					secondary source, notes
FOLDER 10				[Excerpt from "A rock painting of the Thompson River Indians, British Columbia," by James Teit in "Bulletin of the American Museum of Natural History," vol. VIII]
FOLDER 10					Items: 1
					secondary source
FOLDER 11				["Some pictographs of southeastern British Columbia," by Douglas Leechman in "Transactions of the Royal Society of Canada," vol. XLVIII, series III, June, 1954]
FOLDER 11					Items: 1
					secondary source
FOLDER 12				["The inner eye of shamanism and totemism," by Robin Ridington and Tonia Ridington in "History of Religions," August 1970, vol. 10, no. 1]
FOLDER 12					Items: 1
					secondary source
FOLDER 13				[Notes and excerpt regarding British Columbia pictographs]
FOLDER 13					Items: 2
					secondary source, notes
FOLDER 14				[Excerpts from "Smithsonian Institution Bureau of American Ethnology Bulletin," 172]
FOLDER 14					Items: 1
					secondary source
FOLDER 15				[Secondary source regarding sculptures from antiquity]
FOLDER 15					Items: 1
					secondary source
FOLDER 16				[Secondary sources by Ronald W.B. Morris]
FOLDER 16					Items: 2
					secondary sources
SUBSERIES 4:ii		Examples from archaeoastronomy
BOX 5/7			Examples from archaeoastronomy
BOX 5/7				Folders: 23
				Items: 66
FOLDER 1				[Archaeological evidence correspondence], 1979-1980
FOLDER 1					Items: 22
					correspondences
FOLDER 2				[Conference proceedings list]
FOLDER 2					Items: 1
FOLDER 3				["Archaeoastronomy in pre-Columbian America," edited by Anthony F. Aveni]
FOLDER 3					Items: 1
					secondary source
FOLDER 4				["Native American astronomy," edited by Anthony F. Aveni]
FOLDER 4					Items: 1
					secondary source
FOLDER 5				[Materials about Hopewell structures]
FOLDER 5					Items: 4
					correspondence, secondary source, notes
FOLDER 6				[Medicine wheels]
FOLDER 6					Items: 15
					secondary sources, correspondences
FOLDER 7				[Papers of and correspondence with Dorothy Mayer]
FOLDER 7					Items: 5
					secondary sources, correspondences
FOLDER 8				["Pictographs and petroglyphs of the southwest Indians," by John C. Brandt in "Astronomy of the ancients," edited by Kenneth Brecher and Michael Feirtag]
FOLDER 8					Items: 1
					secondary source
FOLDER 9				[Excerpts from "Astronomical Society of the Pacific," 1955]
FOLDER 9					Items: 1
					secondary source
FOLDER 10				[Newspaper article excerpts regarding ancient astronomical artifacts]
FOLDER 10					Items: 2
					secondary sources
FOLDER 11				["Two possible astronomical pictographs found in northern Arizona," by William C. Miller in "Plateau," 27 (1955)]
FOLDER 11					Items: 1
					secondary source
FOLDER 12				["The Southwest connection: similarities between western Puebloan and Mesoamerican cosmology," by M. Jane Young in "World archaeoastronomy: selected papers from the 2nd Oxford International Conference on Archaeoastronomy," held at Merida, Yucatan, Mexico, 13-17 January, 1986, edited by A. F. Aveni]
FOLDER 12					Items: 1
					secondary source
FOLDER 13				["Star walking: the preliminary report," by Claire R. Farrer in "World archaeoastronomy: selected papers from the 2nd Oxford International Conference on Archaeoastronomy," held at Merida, Yucatan, Mexico, 13-17 January, 1986, edited by A. F. Aveni]
FOLDER 13					Items: 1
					secondary source
FOLDER 14				["The great north road: a cosmographic expression of the Chaco culture of New Mexico," by Anna Sofaer, Michael P. Marshall, and Rolf M. Sinclair in "World archaeoastronomy: selected papers from the 2nd Oxford International Conference on Archaeoastronomy," held at Merida, Yucatan, Mexico, 13-17 January, 1986, edited by A. F. Aveni]
FOLDER 14					Items: 1
					secondary source
FOLDER 15				["Keeping the sacred and planting calendar: archaeoastronomy in the Pueblo Southwest," by Michael Zeilik in "World archaeoastronomy: selected papers from the 2nd Oxford International Conference on Archaeoastronomy," held at Merida, Yucatan, Mexico, 13-17 January, 1986, edited by A. F. Aveni]
FOLDER 15					Items: 1
					secondary source
FOLDER 16				["Introduction: whither archaeoastronomy?" by A.F. Aveni in "World archaeoastronomy: selected papers from the 2nd Oxford International Conference on Archaeoastronomy," held at Merida, Yucatan, Mexico, 13-17 January, 1986, edited by A. F. Aveni]
FOLDER 16					Items: 1
					secondary source
FOLDER 17				["Science," 20 October 1978, vol. 202, no. 4365, by American Association for the Advancement of Science]
FOLDER 17					Items: 1
					secondary source
FOLDER 18				[Secondary sources about Navajo cosmological art]
FOLDER 18					Items: 1
					secondary source
FOLDER 19				["Navajo Indian star ceilings," by Von Del Chamberlain in "World archaeoastronomy: selected papers from the 2nd Oxford International Conference on Archaeoastronomy," held at Merida, Yucatan, Mexico, 13-17 January, 1986, edited by A. F. Aveni]
FOLDER 19					Items: 1
					secondary source
FOLDER 20				[Excerpt from "The chief and his council: unity and authority from the stars," by Von Del Chamberlain in "Earth and sky: visions of the cosmos in Native American folklore," edited by Ray A. Williamson and Claire R. Farrer]
FOLDER 20					Items: 1
					secondary source
FOLDER 21				["Two possible astronomical pictographs found in northern Arizona," by William C. Miller]
FOLDER 21					Items: 1
					secondary source
FOLDER 22				["Navajo Indian star ceilings," by Von Del Chamberlain in "World archaeoastronomy: selected papers from the 2nd Oxford International Conference on Archaeoastronomy," held at Merida, Yucatan, Mexico, 13-17 January, 1986, edited by A. F. Aveni]
FOLDER 22					Items: 1
					secondary source
FOLDER 23				["Meteoritical pictographs," by Lincoln La Paz in "Popular astronomy," vol. 56 (1948)]
FOLDER 23					Items: 1
					secondary source
SUBSERIES 4:iii		Examples from cosmology
BOX 6/7			Examples from cosmology
BOX 6/7				Folders: 1
				Items: 2
FOLDER 1/1				[Letter and secondary source citation]
FOLDER 1/1					Items: 2
					correspondence, secondary source
SUBSERIES 4:iv		Examples on artifacts, animal tissue
BOX 7/7			Examples on artifacts, animal tissue
BOX 7/7				Folders: 5
				Items: 22
FOLDER 1				[Secondary sources on prehistoric and pre-Columbian artifacts in the Americas]
FOLDER 1					Items: 4
					secondary sources
FOLDER 2				["American engraved powder horns: a new printing. A study based on the J.H. Grenville Gilbert collection," by Stephen V. Grancsay]
FOLDER 2					Items: 1
					secondary sources
FOLDER 3				[Excerpt from"Cartographical innovation: an international handbook of mapping terms to 1900," edited by Helen M. Wallis and Arthur H. Robinson]
FOLDER 3					Items: 1
					secondary sources
FOLDER 4				[Sources regarding possible maps inscribed on walrus tusks]
FOLDER 4					Items: 11
					secondary sources, artifact photocopies, notes
FOLDER 5				[Materials regarding scrimshaw and Inuit artifacts]
FOLDER 5					Items: 5
					primary and secondary sources, correspondence
SERIES 5	Series 5: Card-mounted photocopies and photographs of North American Indian and Inuit maps
SERIES 5		Items: approximately 600
		Note on numbering: Numbers written in pencil on the physical items correspond to the numbering in this finding aid.
		Note on arrangement: This series is arranged chronologically.
		This series contains enlarged photocopies and photographs of maps described in preceding series of this collection. Most photocopies are mounted on cardstock. Many entries in this series include linking to the corresponding research file in earlier series.
BOX 1		Map reproductions mounted on cardstock, prehistoric-1821
BOX 1			Items: 101
ITEM 1			Shanawdithit drawings -- excluding maps
ITEM 1				Supplied by the Newfoundland Museum, St. John's.
				Cartographer: Shanawdithit, 1801-1829 (Beothuk)
				See also full the research file
ITEM 2			[Photograph of rock engraving without attached bibliographic summary]
ITEM 3			(Migration chart on birchbark recording the westward migration of the southern Ojibway from the Atlantic coast -- and perhaps beyond -- to Leech Lake, MN)
ITEM 3				In possession of James Red Sky Senior until 1966, who had received it from his uncle, who in turn had probably received it from Powassan, Grand Shaman of the Midewewin at Northwest Angle, Minnesota as early as 1873.
				See also the full research file
ITEM 4			(Popularly called "the Indian map of the Trans-Pecos region"), perhaps prehistoric
ITEM 4				Petroglyph measuring 26 x 66 cm sharply engraved on soft limestone in the S.E. part of Terrell County, Texas.
				Cartographer: Native American
				See also the full research file
ITEM 5			Rock map, pre-historic?
ITEM 5				Carving in low relief sculpture on dark red sandstone interpreted by informant as being an outline of North and Central America.
				See also the full research file
ITEM 6			Mohave Rock, pre-historic
ITEM 6				See also the full research file
ITEM 7			(Petroglyph supposedly depicting the outline of North America and Mexico but minus the major peninsulas of Alaska, lower California, Yucatan, Florida, and (in part) Labrador), probably dates from 3rd century B.C. but Kufic Arabic annotations suggest that it was in use as late as 750 A.D.
ITEM 7				Cartographer: "Nevada geographers" copy of a Maui chart
				See also the full research file
ITEM 8			Writing rock-map North Dakota, ca. 2,200 B.C.
ITEM 8				Cartographer: supposedly in the tradition of the Chinese engineer Yu Chi
				See also the full research file
ITEM 9			(Writing Rock, Divide County, North Dakota), ca. 2,200 B.C.
ITEM 9				Interpreted by Farnham as a map of selected rivers, mountain peaks, and archaeological features in the upper Missouri basin and the central Rocky Mountains.
				Cartographer: supposedly in the tradition of the Chinese engineer Yu Chi
				See also the full research file
ITEM 10			(Petroglyph apparently depicting the Hawaii Islands, northeast Pacific Ocean and west coast of Mexico with Libyan inscriptions), probably pre 650 A.D. of a family of maps originating in the 3rd century B.C.
ITEM 10				Cartographer: "Nevada geographers" copy of a Maui chart
				See also the full research file
ITEM 11			The commensurate equivalent conversion of spherical azimuths of land and ocean waters to plane surfaces [and] Conversion, ca. 650-1250 A.D.
ITEM 11				Translated from Kufic Arabic and Libyan.
				Cartographer: Nevada geographers site for teaching navigation
				See also the full research file
ITEM 12			(Locally known as "Map Rock"), probably pre-contact; perhaps pre-Columbian
ITEM 12				Basalt block located on the north side of the Snake River, Idaho, across from Givens Hot Springs at 43°26' N 116°43' W.
				Cartographer: possibly Native American
				See also the full research file
ITEM 13			(Drawing of supposed map engraved on the face of flint rock found on the side of a mountain about 16 miles west of Columbia, Maury County, TN), possibly post-Contact
ITEM 13				Cartographer: Native American(s)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 14			(Untitled map of the Gulf of Mexico from Florida to beyond Yucatan), 1524
ITEM 14				See also Rejected file
ITEM 15			(Untitled pictograph on volcanic agglomerate rock face at Rancho El Tajo in central Baja California), perhaps soon after first European contact, 1596
ITEM 15				Cartographer: Native American(s)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 16a			Pintura que por mandado de Don Francisco Balverde de Mercado factor de A.M. Lizo Nigual yndio natural de las provincias del Nuevo México…, circa 1602
ITEM 16a				Cartographer: Migual
				[GML's working papers. 4 sheets with annotations and notes]
ITEM 16b			Pintura que por mandado de Don Francisco Balverde de Mercado factor de A.M. Lizo Nigual yndio natural de las provincias del Nuevo México…, circa 1602
ITEM 16b				Redrawn version of original supplied with and attached to copy of latter from Library of Congress.
				Cartographer: Migual
ITEM 16c			Pintura que por mandado de Don Francisco Balverde de Mercado factor de A.M. Lizo Nigual yndio natural de las provincias del Nuevo México…, circa 1602
ITEM 16c				Cartographer: Migual
ITEM 17			(Untitled drawing on skin supposedly being a chart of the James River, Virginia), circa 1607
ITEM 17				Supposedly Indian but presumably a copy because of the use of Arabic and Roman scripts.
				Cartographer: possibly Native American
				See also the full research file
				[copy 1]
ITEM 18			(Untitled drawing on skin supposedly being a chart of the James River, Virginia), circa 1607
ITEM 18				Cartographer: possibly Native American
				[copy 2, enlargement]
				See also the full research file
ITEM 19			Virginia. Discovered and discribed by Captayn John Smith. Graven by William Hole, 1612
ITEM 19				Cartographer: Smith, John, 1580-1631
				Cartographer: possibly Virginia area Algonquian Native Americans
				See also the full research file
ITEM 20			(Untitled sketch map included within a letter, the original of which is supposed to have been burned in 1825), 1637
ITEM 20				Cartographer: Williams, Roger
				Cartographer: possibly Canonicus and other Narragansett Indians
				See also the full research file
ITEM 21			Pequot Country, 1662
ITEM 21				Cartographer: Tinker, John
				Cartographer: Woncas/Uncas (Pequot)
				Cartographer: Casasinomon (Mohegan)
				Cartographer: Nesawegun (Narragansett)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 22a			(Untitled map in ink on paper showing coast, river, paths and place names), 1668
ITEM 22a				Almost certainly near Mount Hope Bay, Rhode Island.
				Cartographer: Sagamore, Phillip (Wampanoag)
ITEM 22b			(Untitled map in ink on paper showing coast, river, paths, and place names), 1668
ITEM 22b				Almost certainly near Mount Hope Bay, Rhode Island.
				Cartographer: Sagamore, Phillip (Wampanoag)
ITEM 22c			(Untitled transcript of a map section showing coast, river, paths, and place names), 1668
ITEM 22c				Cartographer: Sagamore, Phillip (Wampanoag)
ITEM 22d			(Untitled transcript of a map showing coast, river, paths, and place names), 1668
ITEM 22d				Almost certainly near Plymouth, Massachusetts.
				Cartographer: Sagamore, Phillip (Wampanoag)
ITEM 23			This description is given from an Indian called Jackanapes taken by the Quiaquos the first day of Janry. Last (1681) past wch. said Indian did belong to the Mattawoma fort and was seene by the subscriber at the Zachaiah fort the 18th of this instant when the peace was made, and since made his escape as he saieth. Certified June the 26th 1681. Rando. Brandt., 1681
ITEM 23				Would appear to be the area above and below the confluence of the Juniata and Susquehanna Rivers.
				Cartographer: Brandt, Randolph
				Creator: "Jackanapes," also known as Passanucohanse (Mattawoman)
				Creator: Mattawoman Native Americans
				See also the full research file
ITEM 24			Draught of ye Susquehannes River & how soon ye Indians westward can come there, 1683
ITEM 24				Cartographer: possibly Livingston, Robert, 1654-1728
				Creator: Ackentijaeken ("Cajouges," Cayuga)
				Creator: Kaejaegoehe ("Cajouges," Cayuga)
				Creator: Native American (Susquehannock)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 25			(Untitled), 1694
ITEM 25				Manuscript map of the lower Mississippi valley which accompanied a letter dated "North Sassifrix, 19th October 1694."
				Cartographer: Bosh, Lawrence van den
				Cartographer: Shawnee Native American
				Cartographer: possibly Cenis/Hasinai Native American
				See also the full research file
ITEM 26			(Untitled), 1694
ITEM 26				Pen and ink manuscript map of the lower Mississippi valley which accompanied a letter dated "North Sassifrix, 19 October 1694."
				Cartographer: Bosh, Lawrence van den
ITEM 27			Draft of this country, 1696-97
ITEM 27				Manuscript map in ink over red crayon lightly drawn of the St. Lawrence and Ottawa valleys, lower Great Lakes, upper Ohio valley and Champlain-Hudson-Mohawk valleys.
				Cartographer: possibly Native American
				See also the full research file
ITEM 28			Mr. Robert Beverley's acct. of Lamhatty, 1708
ITEM 28				Cartographer: Beverley, Robert, approximately 1673-1722
				Cartographer: Lamhatty
				See also the full research file
ITEM 29			Sketch of rivers between Prince of Wales' Fort and the northernmost Copper Mine -- giving Indian names, circa 1719
ITEM 29				Manuscript map without title. Given title comes from Hudson's Bay Company's "Catalogue of Maps, Plans and Charts."
				Cartographer: Native American
ITEM 30			A map describing the several nations of Indians between South Carolina and the Massisipi; was copyed from a draught drawn upon a deer skin by an Indian Cacique and presented to Francis Nicholson Esqr. Governour of Carolina, circa 1720-1721
ITEM 30				Cartographer: Native American
ITEM 31			This map describing the scituation of the several nations of Indians to the N.W. of South Carolina was coppyed from a draught drawn and painted on a deer skin by an Indian Cacique and presented to Francis Nicholson Esqr. Governour of South Carolina by whom it is most humbly dedicated to his Royal Highness George Prince of Wales, circa 1720
ITEM 31				Cartographer: Native American
				[Printed on two separate pieces of cardstock, left and right]
ITEM 32			Patowmeck above ye inhabitants (map), circa 1721
ITEM 32				Manuscript map of what was then western Maryland and western Virginia.
				Cartographer: Lloyd, Philemon, Jr.
				Creator: Native American(s)
ITEM 33			Patowmeck above ye inhabitants (Memorandum), circa 1721
ITEM 33				Memorandum for manuscript map of what was then western Maryland and western Virginia.
				Author: Lloyd, Philemon, Jr.
ITEM 34			(Untitled), circa 1728-1729
ITEM 34				Cartographer: Auchagach (Cree)
ITEM 35			Cours des rivieres, et fleuve, courant a l'ouest du nord du Lac Superieur, suivant la carte faite par la sauvage Ochagac, et autres…, 1728-1729
ITEM 35				Cartographer: Auchagach (Cree)
				Cartographer: Tacchigis (Cree)
				Cartographer: La Marteblanche (Cree)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 36			Carte des rivieres, et fleuves, courant a l'ouest du nord du Lac Superieur, suivant la carte saite par le sauvage Ochagac et autres…, 1728-1729
ITEM 36				Cartographer: Auchagach (Cree)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 37			Carte copieé sur celle qui été tracée par le sauvage Ochagach et autres (and) Reduction de la carte copiée sur celle qui a été par le sauvage - Ochagach et autres, 1728-1729
ITEM 37				Map has been referred to by both inscriptions, each of which is on the map in different places, causing confusion.
				Cartographer: B. (Obé)
				Cartographer: Auchagach (Cree)
				Cartographer: Tacchigis (Cree)
				Cartographer: La Marteblanche (Cree)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 38			Carte tracée par le sauvage Ochagach et autres, la quelle a donné lieu aux decouvertes des Officers Francois representees dans la carte cy apres, 1728-1729?
ITEM 38				Cartographer: Auchagach (Cree)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 39			Carte d'une partie du Lac Superieur avec la découverte de la riviere depuis le grand portage a jusqu'au La Ouinipigon, ou on a construit le Fort Maurepas - le fort, 1734-1737
ITEM 39				Cartographer: possibly a member of the expedition of La Vérendrye, Pierre Gaultier de Varennes, sieur de, 1685-1749
				See also the full research file
ITEM 40			Plan et scitnation des Villages Tchikachas. Mil Sept Cent Trente Sent, 1737
ITEM 40				Also includes: "Nations Amies et Enemies des Tchikachas"
				Cartographer: Captain of Pakana (Alabama)
				Cartographer: Batz, Alexandre de
				See also the full research file
ITEM 41			A new map of part of North America from the latitude of 40 to 68 degrees. Including the late discoveries made on board the Furnace Bomb Ketch in 1742. And the western rivers and lakes falling into Nelson River in Hudson's Bay as described by Joseph La France a French Canadese Indian who travaled thro those countries and lakes for 3 years from 1739 to 1742, 1744
ITEM 41				Creator: La France, Joseph, approximately 1707- (Métis)
				Cartographer: Dobbs, Arthur, 1689-1765
				Cartographer: Bowman, Walter, 1699-1782
				See also the full research file
ITEM 42			Carte des nouvelles decouvertes dans l'ouest du Canada dressée suivant les memoire de Monsieur De Leverandrie
ITEM 42				Creator: La Vérendrye, Pierre Gaultier de Varennes, sieur de, 1685-1749
				See also the full research file
ITEM 43			Carte des nouvelles decouvertes dans l'ouest du Canada dressée dit' on sur les memoires de Mr. de la Veranderie mais fort imparfaite à ce quil m'a dit [illegible] donnée au depost par Mr. de la Galissonieres en 1750
ITEM 43				Creator: La Vérendrye, Pierre Gaultier de Varennes, sieur de, 1685-1749
				Cartographer: possibly La Galissonnière, Roland Michel Barrin, marquis de, 1693-1756
				See also the full research file
ITEM 44			Carte contenant les nouvelles dicouvertes de l'ouest en Canada lac rivieres et nations qui y habittent en l année 1740, circa 1740-1750
ITEM 44				Cartographer: unknown
				Creator: La Vérendrye, Pierre Gaultier de Varennes, sieur de, 1685-1749
				See also the full research file
ITEM 45			The map or draught to which the within deed refers, 1751
ITEM 45				Map of the area between the Delaware and Susquehanna Rivers to beyond Blue Mountain, derived with only minor modifications from "A Map of Pensilvania, New-Jersey, New-York….By Lewis Evans MDCCXLIX."
				Cartographer: colonial American
				See also the full research file
ITEM 46			Reduction de la carte tracée par le sauvage Ochagach et autres…, 1754
ITEM 46				Inset map on sheet carrying the title "Carte Physique des Terreins les plus élevés de la partie Occidentale du Canada…"
				Cartographer: Buache, Philippe, 1700-1773
				Cartographer: Auchagach (Cree)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 47			(Verso) Map of the country about the Mississippi (recto) Drawn by Chegeree (the Indian) who says he has travell'd through the country, circa 1755
ITEM 47				Cartographer: Chegeree
				See also the full research file
ITEM 48			A draft of the Ohio from an Indian account, circa 1755
ITEM 48				See also the full research file
ITEM 49			The Indians' draught of the French encampment, circa 1755
ITEM 49				Cartographer: Native Americans
				Cartographer: Johnson, William, 1715-1774
ITEM 50			Copy of a sketch of the Monongahela, with the field of battle, done by an Indian, circa 1755
ITEM 50				Cartographer: Montrésor, John, 1736-1799
				Cartographer: Native American, possibly Iroquois
				See also the full research file
ITEM 51			30th July 1757 draught of land desired by the Delawares for a settlement sent with their explination (sic) of their speech, inclosed in Mr. Crogan's letter, of the 30th July, 1757
ITEM 51				Covers much of what is now east-central Pennsylvania.
				Cartographer: Teedyuscung, Delaware chief, 1700-1763
				Cartographer: Thomson, Charles, 1729-1824
				See also the full research file
ITEM 52			Sketch of the River St. Lawrence from Lake Ontario to Montreal by an Onondaga Indian, 1759
ITEM 52				Cartographer: Johnson, Guy, approximately 1740-1788
				Cartographer: Original: "the Red Head" (Onondaga)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 53			Moses Norton's drt. of the northern parts of Hudsons Bay laid down on Indn. information and brot. home by him anno 1760
ITEM 53				Cartographer: Norton, Moses
				Cartographer: possibly Chipewyan Native American(s)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 54			A new map of the Cherokee Nation with the names of the towns and rivers. They are situated on no. lat. from 34 to 36, circa 1760
ITEM 54				Cartographer: unknown
				Engraver: Kitchin, Thomas, 1718-1784
				See also the full research file
ITEM 55			Sketch of the country from Fort Du Quesne to Niagara as described by an intelligent Indian who had resided there for a considerable time, circa 1760
ITEM 55				Creator: Native American
ITEM 56			An explanation of a draught brought by two northern Indians leaders called Meatonabee and Idotly-azee of ye country to ye northward of Churchill River viz Hudsons Bay, circa 1767
ITEM 56				Untitled manuscript map on paper but with an attached key bearing title statement.
				Cartographer: Norton, Moses
				Cartographer: Meatonabee (Chipewyan)
				Cartographer: Idotlyazee (Chipewyan)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 57			Copy of map of the Indian boundary line as settled by (?) William and then in Nov. br 1768
ITEM 57				Cartographer: unknown
				See also the full research file
ITEM 58			A chart of Newfoundland…, 1770
ITEM 58				Northwest and southwest parts only.
				Version 1
ITEM 59			A chart of Newfoundland…, 1770
ITEM 59				Version 2
ITEM 60			To His Excellency William Tryon Esqr. Captain General & Governor in Chief of the Province of New York Ec. Ec. This map of the country of the VI Nations proper, with part of the adjacent colonies is humbly inscribed by His Excellency's most obedient humble servant Guy Johnson, 1771
ITEM 60				Cartographer: Johnson, Guy
				See also the full research file
ITEM 61			Chart of the lakes and rivers in North America by Philip Turnor, those shaded are from actual surveys, the others from Canadian and Indian information, 1792
ITEM 61				Cartographer: Turnor, Philip, 1751?-1800?
				See also the full research file
ITEM 62			(Untitled engraved drawing based on Indian drawing with cartographic content painted on a tree from which the bark had been peeled), pre-1781
ITEM 62				Located on the bank of the Muskingum River. Shows Fort Pitt, Monongahela, Allegheney, and upper Ohio River, Detroit and a small fort on Lake Erie.
				Cartographer: Wingenund (Delaware)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 63			Indian chart Rocky Mountains, circa 1801-1812
ITEM 63				Cartographer: possibly Native American
				Cartographer: Thompson, David, 1770-1857
				See also the full research file
ITEM 64			Esquisse du Muskingum (and) Esquisse des Rivieres Muskingum et Grand Castor que jai tirée du journal du General Bouquet, des papiers que m'ont confiés M.M. Hutchins et Hooper, & des detauls géographiques du sauvage Shawanese 1 Capte White Eyes. Sur une echelle de 15 miles par pouce, 1784
ITEM 64				Creator: Captain White Eyes (Shawnee)
				Engraver: Tardieu, P. F. (Pierre François), 1757-1822
				See also the full research file
ITEM 65			(Bay of Passamaquoddy map), 1784
ITEM 65				Cartographer: Colonel Lewis (possibly Passamaquoddy)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 66			This map is copied from one drawn by the Tassel, and some other of the head-men of the Cherokees, to describe their territorial claims, 1785
ITEM 66				Shows southeastern U.S.A.
				Cartographer: Tassel (Cherokee of Chota)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 67			Sketch of the Ganonoque, 1795
ITEM 67				"The part Shaded Green was taken from an Indian Plan of the Ganonoque with adjacent Country ie everything west, of Lower Beverley Lake except the north shore of Radeau Lake."
				Cartographer: Grant, Lewis
				See also the full research file
ITEM 68			Drawen by the Feathers or ac ko mok ki, a Black foot chief 7 February 1801
ITEM 68				Covers the upper Missouri and upper-south Saskatchewan valleys and an extensive area to the west of the Rocky Mountains.
				Cartographer: Fidler, Peter, 1769-1822
				Cartographer: "The Feathers," also known as Ackomokki (Blackfoot)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 69			An Indian map of the upper-Missouri, 1801
ITEM 69				Owned by: Kohl, J. G. (Johann Georg), 1808-1878
				Cartographer: Fidler, Peter, 1769-1822
				Cartographer: "The Feathers," also known as Ackomokki (Blackfoot)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 70			(Untitled map of an extensive area to the east and west of the Rocky Mountains), circa 1801-1802
ITEM 70				Cartographer: Fidler, Peter, 1769-1822
				Cartographer: possibly Native American
				See also the full research file
ITEM 71			(Untitled map by Peter Fidler), 1802
ITEM 71				Cartographer: Fidler, Peter, 1769-1822
				Cartographer: Ki Oo Cus, also known as the Little Bear (Blackfoot)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 72			Drawn by the Feathers or ak ko mock ki a Black foot Chief 1802 Feby
ITEM 72				Shows north and south bank tributaries of south branch of Saskatchewan (Bad River) above Chesterfield House, also north and south branch tributaries of Missouri River; also "paps," "high rocks," and "Rocky Mountains East Side."
				Cartographer: Fidler, Peter, 1769-1822
				Cartographer: "The Feathers," also known as Ackomokki (Blackfoot)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 73			Drawn by ak ko wee ak a Black Foot Indian 1802, 1802
ITEM 73				Shows the south Saskatchewan and Red Deer Rivers above Chesterfield House, the north bank tributaries of the upper Missouri and the Rocky Mountains.
				Cartographer: Fidler, Peter, 1769-1822
				Cartographer: Ak ko wee ak (Blackfoot)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 74			(Untitled manuscript map of the Missouri and Yellowstone Rivers above the Mandan villages and as far as the Rocky Mountains), circa 1804-1805
ITEM 74				"Probably not Indian… [file] in reject box." -- GML
				Cartographer: Clark, William, 1770-1838
				Creator: 1st War Chief of the Big Bellies (Idatsa, Minitari, or Gros Ventres)
ITEM 75			(Untitled manuscript map of the Missouri from the Mandan villages to the Yellowstone River, together with the Little Missouri River and Yellowstone River with its tributaries), circa 1804-1805
ITEM 75				Some hills and mountains shown. River names in Indian and/or English.
				Cartographer: Clark, William, 1770-1838
				Creator: possibly Fort Mandan area Native American
ITEM 76			(Untitled map of the Clark Fork and its tributaries above Clark Falls, showing watershed to east), 1805
ITEM 76				Cartographer: Clark, William, 1770-1838
				Cartographer: possibly Native American
ITEM 77			(Untitled map of the Columbia, lower Snake, Clearwater, lower Clark's Fork, and Yakima Rivers of that in Clark's hand of the same date), 1805
ITEM 77				Cartographer: Lewis, Meriwether, 1774-1809
				Cartographer: Cutssahnem, ("Sokulk", Wanapum)
				Cartographer: "Chin-nâ-pum" (Chimnapum?, Shahaptian or Sahaptian) Native Americans
				See also the full research file
ITEM 78			No. 1. A sketch of the Columbia River and its waters, and the situation of the fishing establishments of the Matives (sic.) above the enterance of Lewis' river -- given by the Cho-pun-nish, So-Kulk and Chim-na-pun Indians, 1805
ITEM 78				Cartographer: Clark, William, 1770-1838
				Cartographer: "Chopunnish" (Nez Perce) Native American
				Cartographer: "Sokulk" (Wanapum) Native American
				Cartographer: Chin-nâ-pum (Chimnapum?, Shahaptian or Sahaptian) Native American
				See also the full research file
ITEM 79			(Etched moose antler), 1805-1806
ITEM 79				Series of holes around the edge said to represent the route of the expedition or a pictorial representation of the campsites.
				[GML considers the attribution to Sacajawea to be dubious]
				Cartographer: possibly Sacajawea (Shoshone)
				See also Rejected file
ITEM 80			(Untitled manuscript sketch map of Clark's (now Clark Fork) River) [copy 1], circa 1805-1806
ITEM 80				Similar in extent and content but different in pattern to the sketch reproduced in Thwaites ed. vol. 8.
				Cartographer: Clark, William, 1770-1838
				Creator: possibly Native American
ITEM 81			(Untitled manuscript sketch map of the Lewis (now Snake), Clark (now Clark Fork) and upper Yellowstone River systems) [copy 2], circa 1805-1806
ITEM 81				Cartographer: Clark, William, 1770-1838
				Creator: possibly Native American
ITEM 82			(Untitled map of a bay with rivers draining in and nine named settlements), 1806
ITEM 82				Impossible to locate except by reference to the journals, which reveal it to be the coast south of the Columbia estuary certainly beyond and perhaps far beyond Cape Meares.
				"This was given by a Clott Sopp Indn."
				Cartographer: Clark, William, 1770-1838
				Creator: Fort Clatsop area Native American
				See also the full research file
ITEM 83			A sketch of the Moltnomar River given by several different tribes of Indians near its entrance into the Columbia, 1806
ITEM 83				Probably from an original drawn in dust.
				Cartographer: Clark, William, 1770-1838
				Creator: Multnomah and Columbia Rivers area Native American(s)
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ITEM 84			This sketch was goven by a Skaddat, a Chopunnish and a Skillute (and) several other Indians at the Great Narrows of Columbia on the 18th April 1806
ITEM 84				Shows what are now known as the Columbia, Snake, and Clark Fork Rivers.
				Cartographer: Clark, William, 1770-1838
				Cartographer: "Skaddat" (Skagit?) Native Americans
				Cartographer: "Chopunnish" (Nez Perce) Native Americans
				Cartographer: "Skillute" (Quileute?) Native Americans
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ITEM 85			This sketch was given to me by a Skaddot, a Chopunnish and a Skillute at the Falls of Columbia 18 April 1806
ITEM 85				Shows what are now known as the Snake, Clearwater, Pond Oreille-Clark Fork-Bitterroot Rivers and the Columbia itself from the Falls to above the confluence of Pond Oreille.
				Cartographer: Clark, William, 1770-1838
				Cartographer: "Skaddot" (Skagit?) Native American
				Cartographer: "Chopunnish" (Nez Perce) Native American
				Cartographer: "Skillute" (Quileute?) Native American
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ITEM 86			Sketch given us by Yellept the principal Cheif of the Wollahwollah Nation, 1806
ITEM 86				Cartographer: Clark, William, 1770-1838
				Cartographer: Yellept (Walla Walla)
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ITEM 87			Sketch given us May 8th 1806 by the Cut Nose, and the brother of the twisted hair, 1806
ITEM 87				Shows what are now known as the Columbia, Willamette, Snake, and Clark Fork Rivers.
				Cartographer: Clark, William, 1770-1838
				Cartographer: Cut Nose, also known as Neeshnepahkeeook ("Chopunnish", Nez Perce)
				Cartographer: the brother of Twisted Hair (Nez Perce)
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ITEM 88			This sketch was given to us by Hohastillpilp May 29th 1806
ITEM 88				Shows Clark's River and Indian trails over the Rocky Mountains to the Missouri River. Great Fall on the Missouri marked but not named.
				Cartographer: Clark, William, 1770-1838
				Cartographer: Hohastillpilp, also known as Hohots Ilppilp or the "Bloody Chief" ("Chopunnish", Nez Perce)
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ITEM 89			(Untitled extension of preceding map, "Sketch…given to us by Hohastillpilp"), 1806
ITEM 89				Covers the Snake, Clearwater basins and the Jefferson Headwaters of the Missouri.
				Cartographer: Clark, William, 1770-1838
				Cartographer: Hohastillpilp ("Chopunnish", Nez Perce)
ITEM 90			This sketch was given by sundary Indians of the Chopunnish Nation on the 29th, 30th, and 31st of May 1806 on the Flat Head River
ITEM 90				Shows the upper Missouri, Clark Fork, Snake and upper Willamette Rivers as now known.
				Cartographer: Clark, William, 1770-1838
				Creator: "Chopunnish" (Nez Perce) Native Americans
ITEM 91			This sketch was given by sundery Indians of the Choppunnish Nation together on the 29th, 30th, and 31st of May 1806 at our Camp on the Flat Head river
ITEM 91				Shows the whole of what is now known as the Pend Oreille-Clark Fork basin, the upper Missouri River, and parts of the Columbia and Clearwater basins.
				Cartographer: Clark, William, 1770-1838
				Creator: "Choppunnish" (Nez Perce) Native Americans
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ITEM 92			Drawn by Cha chay pay way ti May 1806
ITEM 92				Shows routes from Nelson River to north branch of Saskatchewan River.
				Cartographer: Fidler, Peter, 1769-1822
				Cartographer: Cha chay pay way ti
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ITEM 93			Drawn by Jean Findley, 1806
ITEM 93				Shows and names Columbia River, also two ridges of the Rocky Mountains, Red Deer River, north and south Saskatchewan Rivers, and Athapescow River.
				Cartographer: Fidler, Peter, 1769-1822
				Cartographer: Findley, Jean
				Creator: two Iroquois Native Americans
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ITEM 94			(Untitled map of Red Deer, North Saskatchewan and Beaver Rivers), post 1806
ITEM 94				Cartographer: Fidler, Peter, 1769-1822
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ITEM 95			Drawn by Nay hek til lok an Iskemo 40 years of age 8th July 1809. The author has not been any farther north than G -- beyond from others
ITEM 95				Map of coast and rivers north of Churchill to beyond Chesterfield Inlet.
				Cartographer: Fidler, Peter, 1769-1822
				Cartographer: Nay hek til lok (Inuit)
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ITEM 96			(Untitled map in pencil in three parts of the west coast of Hudson Bay from Churchill to north of Chesterfield Inlet), 1809
ITEM 96				Cartographer: possibly Native American
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ITEM 97			This sketch drawn, by a Y.F. Indian when I passed Owl River 29th July 1809
ITEM 97				Shows Hudson's Bay coastline from Nelson River to Churchill River and area inland thereof.
				Cartographer: York Factory Native American
				Cartographer: Fidler, Peter, 1769-1822
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ITEM 98			Sketch of part of the Missouri and Yellowstone Rivers with a description of the country etc., 1810-1819
ITEM 98				Creator: Dougherty, John, 1791-1860
				Cartographer: unknown
ITEM 99			Chart of the north west coast of Hudsons Bay by an Esquimaux Indian, 1820
ITEM 99				Cartographer: Inuit
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ITEM 100			This chart, or rather sketch of the countries adjacent to Mac Kenzies River, has been constructed from such particulars as my memory could furnish… (and) … information which I have received on several occasions from Indians…, 1821
ITEM 100				Also includes: "An Outline to show the Connected Discoveries of the Captains Ross, Parry and Franklin in the Years 1818, 19, 20, 21, 22 and 23" (1823)
				Cartographer: Wentzel, Willard Ferdinand
				Cartographer: Franklin, John, 1786-1847
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ITEM 101			Record of battle of 1797, 1888
ITEM 101				Reconstructs a fight between the Ojibwa and Dakota near Mille Lac, 91 years before
				Cartographer: Ojibwe Native American
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BOX 2		Map reproductions mounted on cardstock, 1822-1882
BOX 2			Items: 96
ITEM 1a			(Tracing of a map of the Melville Peninsula and Baffin Island done by Iligliuk at Winter Island as an addition to Captain W.E. Parry's sketch map of the known coastline of Wager Bay, Roes Welcome Sound, and Repulse Bay), 1822
ITEM 1a				Coastlines drawn by Iligliuk enhanced with a dull blue wash.
				Cartographer: Iligliuk (Amitturmiut Inuit)
				[copy 1, enlarged version]
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ITEM 1b			(Tracing of a map of the Melville Peninsula and Baffin Island done by Iligliuk at Winter Island as an addition to Captain W.E. Parry's sketch map of the known coastline of Wager Bay, Roes Welcome Sound, and Repulse Bay), 1822
ITEM 1b				Cartographer: Iligliuk (Amitturmiut Inuit)
				[copy 2]
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ITEM 2			(Mullanphy (Stonyhurst) map), 1825
ITEM 2				[Map drawn on animal skin.]
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ITEM 3			This map was sketched by an Otto Indian called in that langage Gero-Schunu-wy-ka-ie, the man that is very sorry -- he was a member of the war party traced heron, 1825
ITEM 3				Shows Missouri River above Platte confluence, Platte River, upper Arkansas River and Rocky Mountains.
				Cartographer: Gero-Schunu-wy-ka-ie ("Otto," possibly Otoe?)
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ITEM 4a			The discoveries of the expedition under the command of Captain Franklin R.N. near the mouth of the Mackenzie River and on the sea coast east and west A.D. 1825-26.
ITEM 4a				"L.A. Maingy Traced."
				Cartographer: Kendall, Edward Nicholas, 1800-1845
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ITEM 4b			[Title page of map], 1825-1826
ITEM 4b				Cartographer: Kendall, Edward Nicholas, 1800-1845
ITEM 5			Wayishkee's map of the sources of the Taquymenon and Manistic Rivers 1826, 1826
ITEM 5				Title on verso: "Indian Map. Sketch of Tackwymenon and Manistic Rivers."
				Shows watershed area between Lake Superior and Mississippi River drainage.
				Cartographer: Wayishkee
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ITEM 6a			Captain Buchan's visit in 1810-11 at the south side of the Lake, circa 1829
ITEM 6a				Cartographer: Shanawdithit, 1801-1829 (Beothuk)
				Cartographer: Cormack, W. E. (William Eppes), 1796-1868
ITEM 6b			(Untitled but with note near top as follows: Nancys uncle and cousin went to Badger Bay 6 weeks before she and her family went…), circa 1829
ITEM 6b				Cartographer: Shanawdithit, 1801-1829 (Beothuk)
				Cartographer: Cormack, W. E. (William Eppes), 1796-1868
ITEM 6c			Captain Buchan carries up the body of Mary March in January 1820, circa 1829
ITEM 6c				Cartographer: Shanawdithit, 1801-1829 (Beothuk)
				Cartographer: Cormack, W. E. (William Eppes), 1796-1868
ITEM 6d			Drawn by Shanandithit. Showing that the murder of them was going on in 1816 c., circa 1829
ITEM 6d				Cartographer: Shanawdithit, 1801-1829 (Beothuk)
				Cartographer: Cormack, W. E. (William Eppes), 1796-1868
ITEM 6e			Captain Buchan's visit to the Red Indians in 1810-11 when the two marines were killed, 1829
ITEM 6e				Cartographer: Shanawdithit, 1801-1829 (Beothuk)
				Cartographer: Cormack, W. E. (William Eppes), 1796-1868
				See also the full research file
ITEM 6f			[Folder containing copies of 5 maps by Shanawdithit], circa 1829
ITEM 6f				Cartographer: Shanawdithit, 1801-1829 (Beothuk)
				Cartographer: Cormack, W. E. (William Eppes), 1796-1868
ITEM 7a			[Five photos of 4 maps drawn on birch bark], circa 1830
ITEM 7a				Shows lake system known as Red Indian Lake in Beothuk Indian territory in Notre Dame Bay, Newfoundland… possibly depicts other lake systems in the same area.
				Cartographer: possibly Beothuk
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ITEM 7b			[Folder containing photocopied enlargements of 4 maps drawn on birch bark], circa 1830
ITEM 7b				Cartographer: possibly Beothuk
				See also the full research file
ITEM 8			Chart drawn by the natives, 1830
ITEM 8				Depicts lands adjacent to south part of the Gulf of Boothia.
				Cartographer: Tulluahiu (Netsilik Inuit)
				Cartographer: Tiagashu (Netsilik Inuit)
				Cartographer: Ikmallik (Netsilik Inuit)
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ITEM 9			Ikmalick and Apelagliu, 1830
ITEM 9				Artist: Brandard, John, 1812-1863
				Artist: Ross, John, Sir, 1777-1856
				Colored lithograph of two Indigenous men seated at table in the cabin of the H.M.S. Victory.
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ITEM 10			(Untitled sketch map in very faint pencil…), circa 1830
ITEM 10				[Perhaps shows northwestern Wisconsin.]
				Cartographer: Pejeeku or Buffalo
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ITEM 11			(Untitled sketch map of river networks in pencil, intersecting with a schematic shoreline (in ink) of Lake Michigan), circa 1830
ITEM 11				A few lakes shown, several with the line of the river running through. Perhaps the east shore of Lake Michigan to the north and south of Muskegon River.
				Cartographer: possibly Native American
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ITEM 12			Chart of part of the north west coast of America…, 1831
ITEM 12				Incorporating some information supplied by Inuits.
				Cartographer: Beechey, Frederick William, 1796-1856
				Creator: Inuits
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ITEM 13			Neenaba's map line on the Red Cedar Fork 1831
ITEM 13				Shows the Chippewa and Sioux boundary line between the St. Croix and Chippewa Rivers in what is now western Wisconsin and eastern Minnesota.
				Cartographer: Neenaba
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ITEM 14			(Untitled manuscript map in black ink (with some detail in pencil) of northwestern Wisconsin), 1831
ITEM 14				Cartographer: possibly French-speaking trader or Native American
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ITEM 15			(Untitled sketch map of St. Croix River, Wisconsin-Minnesota, in which nearly all the rivers have Indian names), circa 1832
ITEM 15				"Tatausay elder son of Pegheeka" appears in pencil on verso.
				Cartographer: Tatausay, elder son of Pegheeka (possibly Chippewa?)
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ITEM 16			Indian map marked with charcoal on the floor of the Agency Office and hastily tho imperfectly taken from it, 1833
ITEM 16				Accompanying a letter of 5 July 1833 from Taliaferro to Elbert Herring, Commander of Indian Affairs sent via General Wlliam Clark, Superintendent of Indian Affairs at St. Louis.
				Cartographer: "Wah paa Koo ta" branch of the Sioux
				Cartographer: Taliaferro, Lawrence, 1794-1871
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ITEM 17			(Untitled map of a possible route between the eastern end of Great Slave Lake and the Teh-lon disseh), 1833
ITEM 17				Cartographer: Athapaskan/Athabaskan region Native American, possibly Yellowknives
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ITEM 18			Sketch of the routes between Bytown & Penelangushene by the Ottawa, Nesswabic & Muskoka rivers, 1834
ITEM 18				"The waters marked in colours have been traversed and sketched. The rest is laid down from Indian charts and other information."
				Cartographer: Knowles, Maria
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ITEM 19			The route of my (Ioway) forefathers -- the land that we have always claimed, 1837
ITEM 19				An Indian map presented as evidence by Non chi ning ga (No Heart) at a council between delegations from the Sacs and other Indians of the Mississippi and the Sacs, Fox and Ioway of the Missouri.
				Cartographer: Non chi ning ga, also known as No Heart
ITEM 20			Survey of Charlton as laid down by Kennawap and Canc-chi-chenis themselves in pencil whilst at Charlton, February and March 1839. In(k)'d over their own marks by C.T.R. Miles at Ruperts house 16 April 1839. They say that the sixty one lakes laid down by them were all excellent for the residence of beaver and that there are a number of other lakes of smaller sizes not laid down but which if beaver once were numerous they would make habitable. Ruperts House 16 April 1839 signed Robt. Miles. Copied by Henry Connolly, 1839
ITEM 20				Cartographer: Connolly, Henry
				Cartographer: Kennawap
				Cartographer: Canc-chi-chenis
				Cartographer: Miles, C.T.R.
ITEM 21			The chiefs Esquamabay & Koossay plan for their town or village consisting of 40 lots 1839
ITEM 21				Plan in pencil shows "Grand Traverse Peninsulas & Harbour," "Present village," "Blacksmith's shop," "Georges," "Dougherty," "Johnston," "Fence" line, "Street" and proposed lots.
				Creator: Esquagumabay
				Creator: Koossay
ITEM 22			(Penny -- Enoolooapeek map), 1839
ITEM 22				Cartographer: Penny, William, 1809-1892
				Cartographer: Enoolooapeek
ITEM 23			[Envelope containing photocopies of "Indian map of Coeur d'Alene Lake with all the names" and "Indian Map of the two Coeur d'Alene upper forks"], 1840s
ITEM 23				Cartographer: Native American
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ITEM 24			Map drawn by Indians on birch-bark and attached to a tree to show their route to the others following them, found by Capt. Bainbrigge Rl. Engineers at the 'ridge' between the Ottawa and Lake Huron. May 1841
ITEM 24				Cartographer: Native American
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ITEM 25			Sketch Simpson's Beaver preserve Charlton Island as originally laid down by the Indians 1838-39. Red ink additions thereto by them 1839-40, 1842
ITEM 25				On verso: "Sketch Beaver preserve"
				Cartographer: Carleton Island, Canada area Native Americans
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ITEM 26			Island Ministickwattam Nabonisho's preserve as laid down by him summer 1842, all eligible for beaver exclusive of other lakes and places he did not then examine
ITEM 26				Cartographer: Nabonisho
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ITEM 27			(Aleut/Inuit town plan), circa 1842
ITEM 28			1845 chart, Charlton preserve via Canada no. 47 MR 1845
ITEM 28				Cartographer: Carleton Island, Canada area Native American
				Cartographer: Pipes, Tom
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ITEM 29			Map of the country formerly occupied by the Ioway tribe of Indians from a map made by Waw-Non-Que-Skoon-A, an Ioway brave, 1848
ITEM 29				Cartographer: Eastman, Seth, 1808-1875
				Cartographer: Waw-non-que-skoon-a ("Ioway," Iowa)
				Engraver: Williams, W.
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ITEM 30			(Untitled, site in Green River valley, west of South Pass in west-southwest Wyoming), circa 1849
ITEM 30				Cartographer: Bruff, Joseph Goldsborough, 1804-1889
				Cartographer: Native American(s)
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ITEM 31a			(Copy of one of five primitive letters of credence on the smooth inner coats of the bark of the Betula papyracea -- white birch -- presented to the federal government in Washington in connection with the request for the return of lands ceded to the U.S.A. at a treaty concluded at Lapointe, in Lake Superior in 1842), 1849
ITEM 31a				Cartographer: eleven Lake Superior area Chippewa Native Americans
				Cartographer: Oscabawiss (Chippewa)
ITEM 31b			(Copy of one of five primitive letters of credence on the smooth inner coats of the bark of the Betula papyracea -- white birch -- presented to the federal government in Washington in connection with the request for the return of lands ceded to the U.S.A.), 1849
ITEM 31b				Cartographer: eleven Lake Superior area Chippewa Native Americans
				Cartographer: Oscabawiss (Chippewa)
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ITEM 32			Ahmoleen's map of Behring's Straits, 1849-1853
ITEM 32				Printed map, without scale or names, showing coasts and what are apparently sea routes.
				Cartographer: Ahmoleen (Asiatic side of Bering Strait area "Tuski" Inuit)
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ITEM 33			Chart of coast from Cape York to Smith Channel drawn by Kalli-herua (alias Erasmus York) partly from his own observation, and partly from what he has heard his own people say… Drawn on board H.M.S. Assistance, during the winter of 1850-51. Erasmus Ommanney, Captn., R.N. Note. The coast line ec. in red is in accordance with the Admiralty Chart, 1850-1851
ITEM 33				Cartographer: Kalli-herua, also known as Erasmus York
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ITEM 34			(Map without title, endorsed "Pino's Map 1857," showing the Shyenne River and its tributaries), 1857
ITEM 34				[Potential shorthand spelling or misspelling of "Cheyenne River" in GML's description]
				Cartographer: Pino
ITEM 35			Sketch of the area between Lake Chiloweysuck and Lake Osoyoos, late 1850s
ITEM 35				Untitled manuscript map on coarse brown paper… [title from] card catalogue of the Cartographic Branch [of the National Archives]
				Cartographer: possibly Gibbs, George, 1815-1873
				Cartographer: Native American
ITEM 36			(Untitled manuscript map on coarse brown paper of Okanagon Valley), late 1850s
ITEM 36				Cartographer: possibly Gibbs, George, 1815-1873
				Cartographer: Native American, possibly "Teosaluk's father"
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ITEM 37			(Untitled and "somewhat improved" sketch of the rivers and pueblos of New Mexico, on which the pueblos occupied by the Tiguex Indians are distinguished from the others), 1853
ITEM 37				Cartographer: Tiguex Native American
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ITEM 38			Map of the north side of the Missouri River from Fort Union, mouth of the Yellow Stone, to Fort Benton, mouth of the Maria…, 1853
ITEM 38				Cartographer: Assinboin Native American
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ITEM 39			(Untitled map of Rio Colorado giving names and positions of various tribes), 1853-1854
ITEM 39				Cartographer: Yuma ("Cuchan," Quechan) Native American
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ITEM 40			(Untitled map of Rio Colorado giving names and positions of various tribes), 1854
ITEM 40				Cartographer: "Chemehuèvis" Paiute Native American
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ITEM 41			(Untitled map of Rio Colorado, giving the names and positions of various tribes and tributaries), 1854
ITEM 41				Cartographer: Yuma ("Cuchan," Quechan) Native American
				Cartographer: Whipple, Amiel Weeks, 1817-1863
ITEM 42			(Untitled drawing of a battle field), circa 1854
ITEM 42				Cartographer: Assinboin Native American(s)
ITEM 43			(Untitled diagrams of a battle field), 1854
ITEM 43				Cartographer: Assinboin Native American(s)
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ITEM 44			(Re-drafted version of a map inscribed on birch bark of an area above the mouth of the Crow River, near Sauk Rapids, Minnesota), circa 1854
ITEM 44				Map refers to an episode of war in 1854, when three Ojibwa were pursued by 50 Dakota.
				Cartographer: Ojibwe Native American
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ITEM 45			(Untitled sketch map of the Cowlitz River on part of sheet of letter paper as part of letter from Warbass to George Gibbs, from Cowlitz Landing, Feb. 14 1858)
ITEM 45				Cartographer: Warbass, U.G.
				Creator: Hoh-hoh (Cowlitz)
				Creator: Bonaparte Plumondo
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ITEM 46			Esquimaux chart no. 1. Drawn by Koojesse of Rescue Harbor 1860 for C.F. Hall
ITEM 46				Shows southeast coast of Baffin Island and east entrance to Hudson Strait.
				Cartographer: Koojesse (Inuit)
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ITEM 47			Esquimaux chart no. 2. Drawn by Kooperneung (Charley) while we were at Cape True, August, 1862
ITEM 47				Shows southeast coast of Baffin Island between Frobisher Bay and Cumberland Sound.
				Cartographer: Kooperneung, also known as Charley (Inuit)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 48			Engineer's Department of Arkansas. Map no. 13. Portion of Indian Territory. Drawn from the representation of an Indian, 1865
ITEM 48				Cartographer: Mackenzie, A.
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ITEM 49			Sketch of Repulse Bay ec…., 1866
ITEM 49				Cartographer: Ou-e-la
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ITEM 50			Sketch of coast lines from Fort Churchill to Lancaster Sound by Ar-mou in 1866
ITEM 50				Cartographer: Ar-mou
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ITEM 51			(Re-drafted version of a map made of a trip on foot from Fort Berthold to Fort Buford (both in what is now North Dakota) made to steal a horse from the Dakotas camped there), 1867-1869
ITEM 51				Cartographer: Lean-Wolf (Hidatsa)
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ITEM 52			Sketch of Murray Maxwell Inlet, 1868
ITEM 52				Cartographer: Nood-loo (Inuit)
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ITEM 53a			Sketch of N.E. coast of Fox Channel by the Innuit Oong-er-luk. Drawn May 23rd 1868
ITEM 53a				Cartographer: Oong-er-luk (Inuit)
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ITEM 53b			(German transcript of Oong-er-luk -- 23 May, 1868, from Franz Boas, "Baffin-Land…"), 1868
ITEM 53b				Cartographer: Oong-er-luk (Inuit)
ITEM 54			(Untitled manuscript map of western coast of Lake Nipigon), circa 1869
ITEM 54				Cartographer: Native American
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ITEM 55			From ms. map of Alaska, and part of Br. Columbia & N.W. Territory of Canada to explain the map & trails of the Chilkaht Chief Koh-klux, 1852, 1869
ITEM 55				Cartographer: Kohklux (Chilkaht Chief)
				Cartographer: two wives of Kohklux (Chilkaht)
				Cartographer: Davidson, George, 1825-1911
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ITEM 56			(Pencil drawing on verso of a nautical chart with native names of features transcribed and entered in ink by George Davidson), 1869
ITEM 56				Shows route from Chilkat River, Northern British Columbia, to Fort Selkirk, Yukon Territory.
				Cartographer: Kohklux (Chilkaht Chief)
				Cartographer: two wives of Kohklux (Chilkaht)
				Cartographer: Davidson, George, 1825-1911
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ITEM 57			Kohklux started from his place at Klukwan and drew all around the paper for want of room. He asked for a big sheet of paper and I gave him the back of an old map on which he and his wife drew their routes etc. in 1852, 1869
ITEM 57				Cartographer: Kohklux (Chilkaht Chief)
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ITEM 58			Sketch plan of Lake Neepigon, pronounced Am-Neepigon, circa 1869
ITEM 58				Cartographer: Windigo
				Cartographer: Lake Nipigon area Native Americans
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ITEM 59			Montana. In this country great battles were fought by the Indians. Wherever a great battle was fought, you will note the arrows, 1891-1913
ITEM 59				[Title translated from Lakota]. Shows Big Horn, Little Big Horn, Rosebud, Tongue, and Powder Rivers.
				Cartographer: Amos Bad Heart Bull (Oglala Sioux)
ITEM 60			[Three maps and a note depicting the region in the vicinity of Lac Seul, Ontario], circa 1872-1873
ITEM 60				Cartographer: David(?)
				Cartographer: Sacketchiny Remus ("Mattan")
				Cartographer: Cromartie, John (Lac Seul)
ITEM 61			In Montana. This refers to the time when seven Loafer Indians of the Oglala tribe were killed, 1891-1913
ITEM 61				[Title translated from Lakota]. Shows Big Horn River flowing out of a basin, divided in part by ridges and capped by evergreen trees.
				Cartographer: Amos Bad Heart Bull (Oglala Sioux)
ITEM 62			(Notes in Lakota, indicating that the topographical sketch showed the Battle of the Little Big Horn), 1891-1913
ITEM 62				Cartographer: Amos Bad Heart Bull (Oglala Sioux)
ITEM 63			(Notes in Lakota, indicating that the topographical sketch showed the Battle of the Rosebud between the Rosebud Creek and Tongue River), 1891-1913
ITEM 63				Cartographer: Amos Bad Heart Bull (Oglala Sioux)
ITEM 64			(Notes in Lakota, indicating that the topographical sketch showed the Battle of the Little Big Horn), 1891-1913
ITEM 64				Cartographer: Amos Bad Heart Bull (Oglala Sioux)
ITEM 65			(An untitled, unfinished pencil sketch, evidently discarded, corresponding slightly to [preceding maps]), 1891-1913
ITEM 65				Cartographer: Amos Bad Heart Bull (Oglala Sioux)
ITEM 66			(Untitled, somewhat topographical sketch showing the setting of the Black Hills conference of 1876 at the forks of the White River and White Clay Creek), 1891-1913
ITEM 66				Shows the Pine Ridge, White River, White Clay Creek, and Fort Robinson.
				Cartographer: Amos Bad Heart Bull (Oglala Sioux)
ITEM 67			(Untitled map of the Black Hills and the surrounding drainage network as far north as the Grand River and as far south as the headstreams of the White River)
ITEM 67				Cartographer: Amos Bad Heart Bull (Oglala Sioux)
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ITEM 68			Letter from Howling Wolf to his father, Mininic, describing his voyage from Fort Marion. It was written at sea after leaving Savannah, 1877
ITEM 68				The letter is in the form of a sketch chart of the coast drawn on a postcard.
				Cartographer: Howling Wolf (Cheyenne)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 69			The first horses owned by Cheyennes which they are trading for from the Kiowas on the Arkansas or what the Indians call Flint River the arrow indicating the name from its flint head. Supposed to be over 150 years ago. Cheyennes on right with dog travois, Kiowas on left, 1878-1881
ITEM 69				[Title] by Ben Clark, a contemporary scout and post interpreter at Fort Reno.
				Shows river planimetrically, river-side vegetation obliquely, and two hillocks obliquely.
				Cartographer: Howling Wolf (Cheyenne)
				Cartographer: Clark, Benjamin H., 1842-1914
				See also the full research file
ITEM 70			The first white men seen by the Cheyennes, over 100 yrs ago on the Missouri River above the mouth of the Cheyenne River in a Sioux Camp. White men came from the northwest according to their tradition. Cheyennes with dog travois on right, 1878-1881
ITEM 70				[Title] by Ben Clark, a contemporary scout and post interpreter at Fort Reno.
				Shows river planimetrically, also river-side vegetation obliquely.
				Cartographer: Howling Wolf (Cheyenne)
				Cartographer: Clark, Benjamin H., 1842-1914
				See also the full research file
ITEM 71a			Map of upper Yukon, Tananah and Kuskokuim rivers, 1880
ITEM 71a				Cartographer: Kandik, Paul, active 1880 (Yukon)
				Cartographer: Mercier, François Xavier, 1838-1906
				[copy 1]
ITEM 71b			Map of upper Yukon, Tananah and Kuskokuim rivers, 1880
ITEM 71b				Cartographer: Kandik, Paul, active 1880 (Yukon)
				Cartographer: Mercier, François Xavier, 1838-1906
				[copy 2, enlargement]
				See also the full research file
ITEM 72			Tracing of Indian war map for the Secretary, circa 1882
ITEM 72				Survey map in pencil on paper of Niobrara valley, Nebraska, with point locations… to the north in what is now South Dakota…
				Creator: Native American(s)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 73			(Untitled manuscript sketch map in purpose crayon on brown card 20 x 26 cm showing lower Ohio, middle Mississippi, lower Missouri and Kansas rivers), circa 1882
ITEM 73				Cartographer: Dorsey, James Owen, 1848-1895
				Creator: Dhegiha (Kansa)
ITEM 74			Map of the upper and middle Missouri River, with its tributaries…, 1880-1883
ITEM 74				Original untitled, German title by Cronau.
				Cartographer: Sinte (Sioux)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 75			Part of Dakota and Montana. Drawn by Sioux Indians at Cheyenne River Agency Dakota Territory 1881
ITEM 75				Map shows south bank tributaries of the Missouri River from Cheyenne Agency to Fort Buford.
				Cartographer: Cheyenne River Agency, Dakota Territory area Sioux Native Americans
				See also the full research file
ITEM 76			(Untitled manuscript sketch map of the Missouri River below Sioux City showing two west bank tributaries which are difficult to locate because almost all stream names are Indian (except for Missouri River and Omaha Creek)), circa 1882
ITEM 76				Cartographer: Dorsey, James Owen, 1848-1895
				Creator: Omaha-Ponca Native Americans
ITEM 77a			The Niobrara R. and its tributaries according to Jos. La Fleche, 1882
ITEM 77a				Cartographer: Dorsey, James Owen, 1848-1895
				Creator: Jos. La Fleche (Omaha)
ITEM 77b			The Niobrara R. and its tributaries according to Jos. La Fleche, 1882
ITEM 77b				Cartographer: Dorsey, James Owen, 1848-1895
				Creator: Jos. La Fleche (Omaha)
				An inferior version of [item 77a], without key but with more names on the map itself.
ITEM 78			(Untitled manuscript sketch map of Platte River and north bank tributaries as far upstream as what is interpreted by Dorsey to be the Blue River), circa 1882
ITEM 78				Cartographer: Dorsey, James Owen, 1848-1895
				Creator: Omaha-Ponca Native Americans
ITEM 79			(Untitled manuscript sketch map of the Elkhorn River and its tributaries), 1882
ITEM 79				Cartographer: Dorsey, James Owen, 1848-1895
				Creator: Omaha-Ponca Native Americans
ITEM 80			(Untitled manuscript sketch map of the Missouri River below Sioux City), circa 1882
ITEM 80				It is different in plan but very similar in topology and topnymy to the larger map in the same file.
				Cartographer: Dorsey, James Owen, 1848-1895
				Creator: Omaha-Ponca Native Americans
ITEM 81			(Untitled manuscript sketch map of the Neosho, Verdigris Rivers and, more schematically, the Arkansas River from somewhere below Big Bend to just below the confluence of the Neosho), 1882
ITEM 81				Cartographer: Dorsey, James Owen, 1848-1895
				Creator: Omaha-Ponca Native Americans
ITEM 82			(Untitled manscript sketch map of the Osage and Sac River systems from headstreams to confluence with the Missouri River), 1882
ITEM 82				Cartographer: Dorsey, James Owen, 1848-1895
				Creator: Omaha-Ponca Native Americans
ITEM 83			(Untitled manuscript sketch map of the Arkansas River (between Arkansas City and approximately Garden City) the upper Neosho River (above Emporia) and the Kansas River), circa 1882
ITEM 83				Cartographer: Dorsey, James Owen, 1848-1895
				Creator: Dhegiha (Kansa)
ITEM 84			(Untitled manuscript sketch map of the Kansas River and tributaries), 1882
ITEM 84				Cartographer: Dorsey, James Owen, 1848-1895
				Creator: Omaha-Ponca Native Americans
BOX 3		Map reproductions mounted on cardstock, 1883-1894
BOX 3			Items: 63
ITEM 1			(Untitled manuscript map of part of south-central Baffin Island), circa 1883-1884
ITEM 1				Precise locations not established but probably centered on Nettilling Lake.
				Cartographer: Baffin Island area Inuits
				Cartographer: Boas, Franz, 1858-1942
				See also the full research file
ITEM 2			Quivitung und der angrezende Kust (?) der Davis Strasse gezeichnet von Shanguja an Quivitung, circa 1883-1884
ITEM 2				Manuscript map showing northeast coast of the Cumberland Peninsula, Baffin Island, from Canso Channel 67°15' N, 63°30' W to Confederation Fiord 68°20' N 67°00' W.
				Cartographer: Shanguja (Cumberland Peninsula, Baffin Island area Inuit)
				Cartographer: possibly Boas, Franz, 1858-1942
				See also the full research file
ITEM 3			Aaggilortung von Anarvistung bis Opingnejung gezeichnet von Oxastung in Anarvistung, circa 1883-1884
ITEM 3				Manuscript map showing part of the west coast of Cumberland Sound.
				Cartographer: Oxastung (Cumberland Sound, Baffin Island area Inuit)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 4			(Two maps showing the route between Frobisher Bay and Amadjuak Lake, Baffin Island), circa 1883-1884
ITEM 4				Made by: Nirriujang (Inuit)
				Cartographer: Ukusiksang (Inuit)
ITEM 5			(Hudson Strait shore of Baffin Island), circa 1883-1884
ITEM 5				Cartographer: Komidjeu o Nijuipa (Baffin Island area Inuit)
ITEM 6			(Nettilling Lake, Baffin Island), circa 1883-1884
ITEM 6				Cartographer: Maling (Baffin Island area Inuit)
ITEM 7			(Southeast shoreline of Nettilling Lake, Baffin Island), circa 1883-1884
ITEM 7				Cartographer: Augutuxdjuax (Baffin Island area Inuit)
ITEM 8			(Southeast shoreline of Nettilling Lake, Baffin Island), circa 1883-1884
ITEM 8				Cartographer: Mitu (Baffin Island area Inuit)
				Cartographer: Signa (Baffin Island area Inuit)
ITEM 9			(Nettilling Lake, Baffin Island), circa 1883-1884
ITEM 9				Cartographer: Padloaping (Baffin Island area Inuit)
ITEM 10			(34 pencil and 4 ink maps of parts of Baffin Island), circa 1883-1884
ITEM 10				Line work apparently by Inuits, except for that in ink which appears to be by [Franz] Boas.
				Cartographer: Inuits
				Boas, Franz, 1858-1942
ITEM 11			(Five untitled re-drawn copies of maps of parts of southeast Baffin Island), 1883-1884
ITEM 11				Cartographer: Itu ("Nugumio" Inuit)
				Cartographer: Aran ("Saumingmio" Inuit)
				Cartographer: Sunapignang ("Oqomio" Inuit)
				Cartographer: Angutuqdjuaq ("Padlimio" Inuit)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 12			Copy map prepared by Jacob Russ alias Hadagim L showing the location of her ancestral hunting ground called Laḵlaḵ, also claimed by Abbi of Gitwingaḵ, circa 1883-1921
ITEM 12				Cartographer: Russ, Jacob, also known as Hadagim Laḵhá
				Cartographer: McCullagh, J. B. (James Benjamin), 1854-1921
				See also the full research file
ITEM 13			(Northeast coast of the Fox Basin, Baffin Island), 1884
ITEM 13				Cartographer: Otoaluk (Baffin Island area Inuit)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 14			Yaquina Gentes & villages, 1884
ITEM 14				Cartographer: Dorsey, James Owen, 1848-1895
				Creator: Yaquina John
ITEM 15			Siuslaw villages, 1884
ITEM 15				Manuscript sketch map on brown card of Siuslaw River and Siuslaw Viallges (numbered 1-28).
				Cartographer: Dorsey, James Owen, 1848-1895
				Creator: Smith, Louisa (Lower Umpqua)
ITEM 16			Skizzer of Kysten Nord for Angmagsalik tegnet af se Indfödte, 1884-1885
ITEM 16				Cartographer: Kutuluk
				Cartographer: Kunah
				3 maps of the same stretch of coast of east Greenland from Sermiligak to Aputitek.
				See also the full research file
ITEM 17			(Photoreproductions at one third scale of three coastal charts carved in blocks of wood of: a) East coast of Greenland from north of Kangerdlugsuatsiak to Angmagsalik b.) Islands off coastline (a) and c.) East coast of Greenland from Kangerdlugsuatsiak to Sermiligak), 1884-1885
ITEM 17				Cartographer: Kunit (Umivik area Inuit)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 18			(The same as, or an exact copy of, the carved wood representation of the east coast of Greenland from north of Kangerdlugsuatsiak to Angmagsalik), 1884-1885
ITEM 18				Cartographer: possibly Kunit (Umivik area Inuit)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 19			(Lithograph of coastal charts carved in blocks of wood of a short but complex stretch of the east coast of Greenland in 66°N from Kangerdluarsikajik to Sieralik), 1884-1885
ITEM 19				Cartographer: possibly Kunit (Umivik area Inuit)
ITEM 20			(Re-drafted version of a notice of direction incised on birch bark), 1885
ITEM 20				Cartographer: Francis, Nicholas (Penobscot)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 21			Grønlands Østkst mellem 66°og 68.3/4° N.Brede, 1885
ITEM 21				Inset map in larger map with the title, "Grønlands Østkyst fra 65°20' til 66°25' N.Br."
				Cartographer: Holm, Gustav
				Creator: possibly Kutuluk (Inuit)
				Creator: possibly Kunak (Inuit)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 22			(Untitled manuscript map on wrapping paper of the Pyramid Lake and lower Truckee River, region, western Nevada), 1885
ITEM 22				Cartographer: Captain Dave, also known as Nu-ma-na
				Cartographer: Davidson, Robert A.
				See also the full research file
ITEM 23			Map of Indian Billy, who left Mr Howe and came out to the Tacho, 1887
ITEM 23				Shows routes up Taku River from Stephens Pass to what are now known as Atlin and Teslin Lakes.
				Cartographer: Indian Billy
				Cartographer: McConnell, J.
				See also the full research file
ITEM 24			Map by Indian 'John' a Takish. 18 Sep. 87. At L. Lindeman, 1887
ITEM 24				Shows boundary of Takish Country, salmon fishing places and villages in the headwater region of the Yukon River.
				Cartographer: Indian John ("Takish", possibly Tagish?)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 25			Map partly drawn by Old John & Young John, Tagish Indians, 1887
ITEM 25				Shows lake system at head of Yukon River, astride the Yukon-British Columbia boundary.
				Cartographer: Old John
				Cartographer: Young John
				Cartographer: possibly Dawson, George Mercer, 1849-1901
				See also the full research file
ITEM 26			(Re-drafted version of a notice of direction (Wikhegan) engraved on birch bark and probably dating from the early nineteenth century, having been drawn by Selmo as a message to his son, Sapiel, the latter having died as an old man soon after 1887), circa 1887
ITEM 26				Cartographer: Selmo Soctomah (Passamaquoddy)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 27			(Map incised on birchbark left as a message when one hunter visited another but found him to be absent), circa 1887
ITEM 27				Cartographer: Sapiel Selmo (Passamaquoddy)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 28			(Map incised on birchbark which was left as a message (Wikhegan) by a lone hunter who knew that he would die from wounds inflicted by a bear), circa 1887
ITEM 28				Cartographer: Sapiel Selmo (Passamaquoddy)
ITEM 29			(Untitled drawing in pencil on birch bark of a notice of direction (Wikhegan) from which fig. 450, "10th Annual Report of the Bureau of American Ethnology 1889-9" (Washington, 1893) was copied), circa 1887?
ITEM 29				The area shown is the Machias Lake area, Maine.
				Cartographer: Selmo Socotomah or Sapiel Selmo (Passamaquoddy)
ITEM 30			(Map incised on birchbark depicting the activities of two Indians on a hunting expedition), circa 1887
ITEM 30				Cartographer: Sapiel Selmo (Passamaquoddy)
ITEM 31			[Single board with three preceding maps drawn on birchbark], circa 1887
ITEM 31				Cartographer: Sapiel Selmo (Passamaquoddy)
ITEM 32			(An untitled re-drafted pictograph, inviting her lover to call at her lodge), circa 1888
ITEM 32				Cartographer: Ojibwe daughter of a Mide
				See also the full research file
ITEM 33			(Re-drafted version of a notice (probably on birch bark) erected on a tree, to warn the rest of the tribe that ten Passamaquoddies (with whom the Micmas were at war and shown by their pictograph-- a fish) had been observed in canoes on the lake going toward the outlet of the lake and probably down river), circa 1880-1889
ITEM 33				Cartographer: Mi'kmaq Native American
				See also the full research file
ITEM 34			(Redrafted version of a map scratched on birch bark. His map is a notice of part of a trip made from Fredericton circa 1840), 1888
ITEM 34				Cartographer: Acquin, Gabriel ("Amalcite," Malecite?)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 35			(Part I of circa 1890 birchbark of Sturgeon River etc., Ontario), circa 1890
ITEM 36			(Part II of circa 1890 birchbark of "Onomanish or Little Red Lake"), circa 1890
ITEM 37			(Two pieces of overlapping birchbark, with line work and names in pencil showing the route from Sturgeon Falls, Ontario via the Sturgeon River, Waskigama Lake, Kugagami Lake, and Matagamasi Lake), circa 1890
ITEM 37				The verso of the smaller piece carries the title "Indian Sketch of Country east of Lake (illegible but almost certainly a variant of Wanapitei) (signed) R. Bell 1890"
				Cartographer: possibly Native American
				Cartographer: Michaud, T.
				See also the full research file
ITEM 38			(One walrus tusk incised with a map of the coastline of western Alaska between Cape Prins of Miales (Prince of Wales) and Nome River, with one island (perhaps one of the Diomede Islands) shown off shore), circa 1890
ITEM 38				Cartographer: Inuit
				See also the full research file
ITEM 39			(One piece of birchbark with line work in pencil), circa 1890
ITEM 39				Title on recto: "Onamanish (illegible) or Little Red Lake on (Whitefish River between Red Lake and head waters of Bloodvein River)"
				Cartographer: possibly Native American
ITEM 40			(Two walrus tusks incised with maps of the coastline of northern and northwestern Alaska from an unspecified point well to the east of Point Barrow to Cape Prince of Wales and from Cape Prince of Wales to St. Michael; in all more than 1,500 miles of coastline), circa 1890
ITEM 40				Cartographer: Inuit
ITEM 41			(Untitled map of the area around Tule Lake, astride the Oregon-California boundary), 1890
ITEM 41				Cartographer: Riddle, Jeff C., 1863-1941 (Modoc)
				Cartographer: Gatschet, Albert S. (Albert Samuel), 1832-1907
				See also the full research file
ITEM 42			[Folder containing photocopies of three previously listed birchbark maps from Ontario], circa 1890
ITEM 43			This relates to the massacre of the two (?) Cheyennes on Powder River, 1891-1913
ITEM 43				[Title translated from Lakota]
				Cartographer: Amos Bad Heart Bull (Oglala Sioux)
ITEM 44			(Untitled manuscript map of the Nez Perce country in Idaho, southeast Washington and northeast Oregon, showing the location of seventy-eight villages and giving the Nez Perce names of mountains and streams), 1891
ITEM 44				Cartographer: Kew-kew-lu-yah, also known as Jonathan Williams, Billy, and Business Billy (Nez Percé)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 45			Ithingo's map of Carriboo R. from Trout R. to Cree Lake July 6 1892
ITEM 45				Cartographer: Ithingo (Chipewyan)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 46			Ithingo's map of the summer & winter trails from Isle a la Crosse to Sandy Lake July 7 1892
ITEM 46				Cartographer: Ithingo (Chipewyan)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 47			(Sketch maps elicited from Chipewyan Indians between July and September 1892 en route from Churchill River via what are now Mudjatnik River, Sandy Lake, Cree Lake, Cree River, Black Lake, Lake Athabasca, Hatchet Lake, Wollaston Lake, Geike River, Foster Lake, and Foster River), 1892
ITEM 47				Together cover the northeast part of present day Saskatchewan and adjacent parts of Manitoba Keewatin and Mackenzie.
				Cartographer: Tyrrell, Joseph Burr, 1858-1957
				Folder containing 18 photocopies.
				See also subseries of Tyrrell expedition research files
ITEM 48			(Sketch maps elicited from Chipewyan Indians and French Inuits in July 1892 en route north from Churchill River via what are now Madjatik River, Sandy Lake, Cree Lake, Black Lake, and Lake Athabasca), 1892
ITEM 48				Cartographer: Tyrrell, Joseph Burr, 1858-1957
				Folder containing 29 photocopies of maps from the Joseph Tyrrell expedition.
				See also subseries of Tyrrell expedition research files
ITEM 49			(Sketch maps elicited from Chipewyan Indians in August and September 1892 of the area northeast and east of Lake Athabasca), 1892
ITEM 49				Cartographer: Tyrrell, Joseph Burr, 1858-1957
				Folder containing 15 photocopies of maps from the Joseph Tyrrell expedition.
				See also subseries of Tyrrell expedition research files
ITEM 50			Map of Clearwater Lake & vicinity H.J. Moberly 1892
ITEM 50				Cartographer: Moberly, Henry John, 1835-1931
				See also the full research file
ITEM 51			Map of route from Pelican Lake to Lac La Hache by Jim John, circa 1893
ITEM 51				Cartographer: John Jim
				Cartographer: possibly Alexis (Chipewyan)
				Folder containing 5 photocopies of maps from the Joseph Tyrrell expedition.
				See also the full research file
ITEM 52			(Sketch maps elicited from Indians and Inuits between June and September 1893 en route from Lake Athabasca via Black River, Black Lake, Selwyn Lake, Dubawnt Lake, and Baker Lake, in what are now northern Saskatchewan, southeastern Mackenzie and Keewatin), 1893
ITEM 52				Cartographer: Tyrrell, Joseph Burr, 1858-1957
				Folder containing 4 photocopies of maps from the Joseph Tyrrell expedition.
				See also subseries of Tyrrell expedition research files
ITEM 53			(Sketch maps elicited from Indians and Inuits between June and September 1893 en route from Lake Athabasca via Black River, Black Lake, Selwyn Lake, Dubawnt Lake, and Baker Lake, in what are now northern Saskatchewan, southeastern Mackenzie and Keewatin), 1893
ITEM 53				Cartographer: Tyrrell, Joseph Burr, 1858-1957
				Folder containing 3 prints from microfilm of maps from the Joseph Tyrrell expedition.
				See also subseries of Tyrrell expedition research files
ITEM 54			(Sketch maps elicited from Indians and Inuits in 1894 of Dubawnt and Kazan Rivers and west coast of Hudson Bay), 1894
ITEM 54				Cartographer: Tyrrell, Joseph Burr, 1858-1957
				Folder containing 29 photocopies of maps from the Joseph Tyrrell expedition.
				See also subseries of Tyrrell expedition research files
ITEM 55			(Sketch maps elicited from Indians and Inuits in 1894 of Dubawnt and Kazan Rivers and west coast of Hudson Bay), 1894
ITEM 55				Cartographer: Tyrrell, Joseph Burr, 1858-1957
				Folder containing 9 prints from microfilm of maps from the Joseph Tyrrell expedition.
				See also subseries of Tyrrell expedition research files
ITEM 56			(Untitled manuscript map in four sheets, plus key to Indian names, of the country to the west of Hudson Bay embracing the coast from Fort Churchill north to beyond the Maguse River and inland to Reindeer and Nueltin Lakes), 1894
ITEM 56				Cartographer: Anderson, Jimmy (Chipewyan)
				Cartographer: Curlyhead (Chipewyan)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 57			(Engraving on tusk of what is probably King Island, off the west coast of Alaska, partly planimetric and partly in elevation), before 1901
ITEM 57				Cartographer: Inuit, possibly Angokwazhuk, also known as Happy Jack, approximately 1870-1918 (Bering Strait area Inuit)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 58			Map of west shore of Hudson Bay and vicinity by Powon Churchill Oct., 1894
ITEM 58				Cartographer: Powon
				See also the full research file
ITEM 59			(Map of Portland Inlet), 1894
ITEM 59				Cartographer: Levi (Tsetsaut)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 60			(Untitled painting on muslin of the Battle of the Little Big Horn, June 25, 1876), 1894-1895
ITEM 60				Cartographer: White Bird (Northern Cheyenne)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 61			Map of the country west of Hudson Bay by Jimmy Anderson and Curlyhead, 1894
ITEM 61				Cartographer: Anderson, Jimmy (Chipewyan)
				Cartographer: Curlyhead (Chipewyan)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 62			(Engravings on both sides of a tusk, one of which is a birdseye view of Fort Cudahay and the Yukon River), 1894-1901
ITEM 62				Cartographer: Guy Kakarook (Bering Strait area Inuit)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 63			(Map carved as bas-relief on wooden board), 1894-1912
ITEM 63				Shows coast with off-shore islands.
				Cartographer: Ammassalik (Angmagssalik, Tasiilaq) area Inuit
				See also the full research file
BOX 4		Map reproductions mounted on cardstock, 1895-1978
BOX 4			Items: 81
ITEM 1			(Sketch maps elicited from Indians in 1895 of the area east of Lake Winnipeg), 1895
ITEM 1				Cartographer: Tyrrell, Joseph Burr, 1858-1957
				7 manuscript map photographs collected by Tyrrell during his expedtition.
				See also research files of the Tyrrell expedition
ITEM 2			(Sketch maps elicited from Indians in 1895 of the area east of Lake Winnipeg), 1895
ITEM 2				Cartographer: Tyrrell, Joseph Burr, 1858-1957
				3 photocopy reproductions of manuscript maps collected by Tyrrell during his expedition.
				See also research files of the Tyrrell expedition
ITEM 3			Indian sketch-map of the canoe-route from Megiskum R. to Devil Lake obtained from Ich a Boisi by R.W. Brock in 1896
ITEM 3				Shows the area of west Quebec in the watershed area between the Ottawa River and Nottaway River drainage, in the vicinity of 48°N 77°W.
				Cartographer: Brock, R. W. (Reginald Walter), 1874-1935
				Cartographer: Ich a boisi
				See also the full research file
ITEM 4			Indian sketch-map. Scale, 6 miles = 1 inch per R.W. Brock, 1896
ITEM 4				Shows the area of west Quebec in the watershed area between the Ottawa River and Nottaway River drainage.
				Cartographer: Brock, R. W. (Reginald Walter), 1874-1935
				Cartographer: Native American
				See also the full research file
ITEM 5			(A sketch map of part of eastern Labrador inland from Hopedale, showing South Assiwaban, and Canariktok Rivers), circa 1890-1899
ITEM 5				Cartographer: possibly Native American or Inuit
				See also the full research file
ITEM 6			Indian map of route from Waswanipi to Mistassini-Waswanipi post 14th August 1896
ITEM 6				Central Quebec, showing rivers, lakes, rapids, portages, posts, and route information.
				Cartographer: Native American
				See also the full research file
ITEM 7			Representing Cape Fullerton Harbor winter quarters, circa 1898
ITEM 7				Cartographer: Meliki ("Iwilic" (Aivilik) Inuit)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 8			(Untitled map in pencil and crayon of the west shore of Southampton Island and the west coast of Hudson Bay from Marble Island to beyond Repulse Bay), 1898
ITEM 8				Cartographer: Teseuke, also known as Harry ("Iwilic" (Aivilik) Inuit)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 9			Melikis map of musk ox hunting different (six) seasons, circa 1898
ITEM 9				Cartographer: Meliki ("Iwilic" (Aivilik) Inuit)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 10			(Correspondence relating to the "lost" photostats of Inuit maps collected by Capt. James Mutch), circa 1899
ITEM 10				Cartographer: Inuit
				Collector: Mutch, James
				Plastic bag containing correspondence between GML and various librarians, and a secondary source.
ITEM 11			(Live-drawing reconstructions of two ground, or sand, paintings which show specific celestial and terrestrial features, the latter including Coronado Island (off Tijuana), Mountain of Creation, San Bernandino (Gorgonio) Mountain and Santa Catalina Island)
ITEM 11				Cartographer: Diegueño Native Americans
				See also the full research file
ITEM 12			(Sketches of twelve experimental patterns made by teeth on folded birch bark, of which seven are interpreted to show trails)
ITEM 12				Cartographer: Lake St. John area Montagnais Native American
				See also the full research file
ITEM 13			(Reconstructed map of the world centered on Tamaya = Santa Ana), 20th century reconstruction
ITEM 13				Cartographer: Tamayame (Pueblo) Native Americans
				See also the full research file
ITEM 14			(Reconstructed map of the world centered on Sia, with square limits but no other actual places), 20th century reconstruction
ITEM 14				Cartographer: Pueblo of Sia area Native Americans
				See also the full research file
ITEM 15			A native chart. A chart made from memory by Pitsoolak an Eskimo hunter, giving the sea coast inlets and islands of the south coast of Baffin Land. These men are trained from boyhood to remember the coast and routes of travel and know them well, Possibly early 20th century
ITEM 15				Printed map in a rather crude western style, without scale.
				Cartographer: Pitsoolak (Inuit)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 16			(Three sandpaintings incorporating celestial charts), 20th century
ITEM 16				Cartographer: Navajo Native Americans
				Includes "Earth and Sky used in the Male Shooting Chant, showing the Milky Way, Orion, Pleiades etc; The Skies, simplest version, as used in the Male Shooting Chant, showing Milky Way, Pleiades, Orion, Sun and Moon; four representations of Night Sky from the Visit to the Sun. These vary according to the season in which they were painted."
				See also the full research file
ITEM 17			(Plan of micrometric survey of the Missinaibi and Mattawishkwia Rivers region of Cochrane District, Ontario, being part of Exploration Survey Party No. 4), 1900
ITEM 17				Includes note "Lakes, and Streams Dotted as given by Indians."
				Cartographer: Baird, Alexander
				Creator: Native American(s)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 18			(Untitled map of eastern Baffin Island), 1903-1904
ITEM 18				Cartographer: Inuit
				Cartographer: Mutch, James, Captain
				See also the full research file
ITEM 19			Map showing drainage area tributary to current river, 1905
ITEM 19				Shows area of Ontario. "Dotted lines are from Indian Sketches."
				Cartographer: Russell, A.I.
				See also the full research file
ITEM 20			(Untitled sky chart on buck skin kept in the Big Black Meteoric Star Sacred bundle), 1906 or earlier
ITEM 20				Cartographer: Skidi Pawnee Native American(s)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 21			(Clark Wissler's sketches of maps made at his requests in sand), 1905
ITEM 21				Two map reproductions on one cardstock.
				Cartographer: Blackfoot Native American
				Cartographer: Wissler, Clark, 1870-1947
				See also the full research file
ITEM 22			Native drawing -- a message, circa 1906-1925
ITEM 22				A cartographic message relating a former event in which Nawajibigokwe's father travelled from Sandy Lake and her grandparents from Rice Lake.
				Cartographer: Nawajibigokwe (Chippewa)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 23			Native drawing illustrating a narrative, circa 1906-1925
ITEM 23				The narrative concerned Nawajibigokwe's great grandmother at the time of a smallpox epidemic. It shows Lake Winnipegosis, Leech Lake, Sandy Lake, and Pine River.
				Cartographer: Nawajibigokwe (Chippewa)
ITEM 24a			(Untitled painting on canvas of the Missouri River from Standing Rock Reservation to the mouth of the Yellowstone River), 1906-1907
ITEM 24a				Drawn in eleven sections along two separate pieces of cardstock, Items 24a and 24b.
				Cartographer: Sitting Rabbit (Mandan)
ITEM 24b			(Untitled painting on canvas of the Missouri River from Standing Rock Reservation to the mouth of the Yellowstone River), 1906-1907
ITEM 24b				Drawn in eleven sections along two separate pieces of cardstock, Items 24a and 24b.
				Cartographer: Sitting Rabbit (Mandan)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 25			Western Shoshone. Duck Valley Reservation, circa 1910
ITEM 25				Shows southern Idaho and northern Nevada.
				Cartographer: Native American
				See also the full research file
ITEM 26			Eskimo chart shewing so-called 'Belchers Islands,' also ship's course -- Pt. of Discovery etc. Sir Wm. Mackenzie's expedition to Hudson Bay. Schooner Laddie, July 1913-Oct. 1914. Not to Scale
ITEM 26				Redrafted version of Wetalltook's original, with the mainland, Nastapoka Islands, and the ship's course added….Contains pencilled annotations and additions.
				Cartographer: Wetalltook (Charlton Island area Inuit)
ITEM 27			(Untitled pencil sketch of east coast of Hudson Bay, Belcher Islands and North Belcher Islands), possibly 1910-1916
ITEM 27				No names, scale, title, or explanation. Unlike any of the several versions of Wetalltook's map.
				Cartographer: possibly Inuit
ITEM 28			(Untitled pencil sketch of the northern parts of the Belcher Islands), possibly 1910-1916
ITEM 28				No names, scale, title, or explanation. Unlike any of the versions of Wetalltook's maps. Has the appearance of being the northern part of a two-part map.
				Cartographer: possibly Inuit
ITEM 29			Eskimo sketch of Beceher (sic) Is. shewing areas travelled to date, location ore areas samples, etc. No scale, 1910
ITEM 29				Contains note on inset "Omarolluks Walrus Islands, This Area Approximately Thirty Miles North of Extreme North Of Belcher Is."
				Cartographer: possibly Wetalltook (Charlton Island area Inuit)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 30			(Untitled manuscript map of the Belcher Islands drawn on the back of an old missionary lithograph), 1910
ITEM 30				Cartographer: Veevee
				Cartographer: Mac Kinnon, Alex. G.
				Cardstock contains a second, contemporary map of the Belcher Islands region for side-by-side comparison.
				See also the full research file
ITEM 31			(Untitled map of the east bank tributaries of the upper Sacramento River, California), circa 1914
ITEM 31				Cartographer: Ishi, -1916 (Yahi)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 32			Belchers. Omarollock's map. January 2nd 1916
ITEM 32				Cartographer: Omarollock (Inuit, possibly Great Whale River area)
ITEM 33			(Fifth Thule expedition maps), 1921-1924
ITEM 33				Folder containing 6 photocopies of manuscript maps collected during the Thule expedition.
				See also the full research file
ITEM 34			The west coast of Roe's welcome from Beach Point to Chesterfield Inlet. Drawn by Usugtâq. The coastline is shown from north to south, 1921-1924
ITEM 34				Cartographer: Usugtâq (Iglulingmiut Inuit)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 35			Southampton Island from observations and sketches by Therkel Mathiassen, 5th Thule Expedition, and earlier explorers. 1:1,500,000. Heights in meters, 1921-1924
ITEM 35				Cartographer: Mathiassen, Therkel, 1892-1967
				Creator: Inuits
ITEM 36			Bathurst Inlet. Looking from south to north, 1921-1924
ITEM 36				Cartographer: Netsit (Umingmaktormiut Inuit)
ITEM 37			The region north of Bathurst Inlet; from Kent Peninsula to the west. Looking almost from south to north, 1921-1924
ITEM 37				Cartographer: Netsit (Umingmaktormiut Inuit)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 38			Map of Southampton Island, drawn by the Eskimo Autdlanâq, 1921-1924
ITEM 38				Cartographer: Autdlanâq (Inuit)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 39			Survey map of King William's Land….Looking from south to north, 1921-1924
ITEM 39				Cartographer: Qaqortingneq (Netsilik Inuit)
ITEM 40			Map of White Island drawn by the Eskimo Autdlanâq, 1921-1924
ITEM 40				Cartographer: Autdlanâq (Inuit)
ITEM 41			The coast stretch between Lyon Inlet and Repulse Bay. Drawn by Ivaluardjuk. Looking from south to north…, 1921-1924
ITEM 41				Cartographer: Ivaluardjuk (Iglulingmiut Inuit)
ITEM 42			The coast from Lyon Inlet as far as Ponds Inlet. Drawn by Ivaluardjuk. Looking from south to north, 1921-1924
ITEM 42				Cartographer: Ivaluardjuk (Iglulingmiut Inuit)
ITEM 43			Tracing of Godfred Hansen's map of King William's Land and environs; various details, lakes, etc. and Eskimo placenames by Qaqortingneq. Looking from south to north, 1921-1924
ITEM 43				Cartographer: Hansen, Godfred, 1876-1937
				Cartographer: Qaqortingneq (Netsilik Inuit)
ITEM 44			Lake Hikoligjuaq (Indian: Lake Yathkyed). Drawn by Utahania. The region looking from north to south, 1921-1924
ITEM 44				Cartographer: Utahania ("Caribou," Kivallirmiut Inuit)
ITEM 45			Lower Kazan River, Baker Lake, and Lower Back River. Drawn by Igjugarjuk. Looking almost south to north, 1921-1924
ITEM 45				Cartographer: Igjugarjuk ("Caribou," Kivallirmiut Inuit)
ITEM 46			Survey map of Adelaide Peninsula, with King Williams Land on the north, the lower part of Back River and Lake Franklin to the south, 1921-1924
ITEM 46				Cartographer: Kanajoq (Netsilik Inuit)
ITEM 47			Eskimo map, from Lyon Inlet to Ponds Inlet, 1921-1924
ITEM 47				Shows east coast of Melville Peninsula and northwest Baffin Island.
				Cartographer: Ivaluartjuk (Iglulik area Inuit)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 48			Pelly Bay and its environs. Drawn by Pagläk. Looking from south to north, 1921-1924
ITEM 48				Cartographer: Pagläk
ITEM 49			Survey of the stretch from the head of Lyon Inlet at Fox Channel to Sherman Inlet at Queen Maud's Sea… Looking from south-east to north-west, 1921-1924
ITEM 49				Cartographer: Sigsaq (Netsilik Inuit)
ITEM 50			The area inhabited by the Utkujikjalimgmiut comprising the region from King William Land and Adelaide Peninsula including Sherman Inlet. Looking approximately from south to north…, 1921-1924
ITEM 50				Cartographer: Qablunaq ("Utkuhikjalingmiut" Inuit)
ITEM 51			Willerstedt Lake and its environs… Looking almost from south to north, 1921-1924
ITEM 51				Cartographer: Qaqortingneq (Netsilik Inuit)
ITEM 52			The western part of Boothia Isthmus including Tasiussaq and the region round Willerstedt Lake… Looking from south to north, 1921-1924
ITEM 52				Cartographer: Qaqortingneq (Netsilik Inuit)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 53			Kazan River from Nahiktartorvik to Baker Lake. Drawn by Quijoquit. Looking from south to north, 1921-1924
ITEM 53				Cartographer: Qijoqut ("Caribou," Kivallirmiut Inuit)
ITEM 54			The Netsilingmiut hunting grounds in the area from Boothia Isthmus over to Boothia Felix to North Somerset and Prince of Wales Island via Bellot Strait… Looking from south to north, 1921-1924
ITEM 54				Cartographer: Itqilik of Eqornangerfik (Netsilik Inuit)
ITEM 55			The principal localities in the region of Lord Mayor Bay and the eastern part of Boothia Isthmus as far as the extreme westerly stretches of Tigdluarfik Lake. Looking almost from south to north, 1921-1924
ITEM 55				Cartographer: Iksivalitaq (Netsilik Inuit)
ITEM 56			Survey map of the stretch from Baker Lake over Back River, Adelaide Peninsula, Queen Maud's Sea to Victoria Land. Looking from south to north…, 1921-1924
ITEM 56				Cartographer: Ipuitsoq ("Utkuhikjalingmiut" Inuit)
ITEM 57			Igjugarjuk's sledge route from Hikoligjuaq to Churchill. Drawn by himself. Seen approximately from north-west to south-east, 1921-1924
ITEM 57				Cartographer: Igjugarjuk ("Caribou," Kivallirmiut Inuit)
ITEM 58			Eskimo map of Cockburn Land, 1921-1924
ITEM 58				Cartographer: Uming (Inuit)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 59			Lake Hikoligjuaq and environs. Drawn by Igjugarjuk. Looking from south to north, 1921-1924
ITEM 59				Cartographer: Igjugarjuk ("Caribou," Kivallirmiut Inuit)
ITEM 60			Akilineq and Thelon River with environs. Drawn by Puker'luk. Looking from south to north, 1921-1924
ITEM 60				Cartographer: Puker'luk ("Caribou," Kivallirmiut Inuit)
ITEM 61			Hikoligjuaq and its nearest surroundings. Drawn by Puker-luk. Looking from north to south, 1921-1924
ITEM 61				Cartographer: Puker'luk ("Caribou," Kivallirmiut Inuit)
ITEM 62			Kazan River from Baker Lake to Nahiktartorvik and Qamanerup kûa to Iglorjvalik with Taherjuaq and Tahilugjuaq. Drawn by Puker'luk. Looking from south to north, 1921-1924
ITEM 62				Cartographer: Puker'luk ("Caribou," Kivallirmiut Inuit)
ITEM 63			Sketch of a map outlined on birch bark showing the river Atikwabeo and also the manner in which these hunters chart the rivers of their hunting grounds, 1923?
ITEM 63				Shows shoreline of Lake St. John, south Quebec-Atikwabeo River, probably north shore river named Ticouape River on 1:500,000 map.
				Cartographer: Cibic (Lake St. John area Montagnais)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 64			(Pencil sketch map of winter camp on Kamackogan Lake at head of branch of Ashwanipi River, showing trails and locations of sets of fish hooks beneath the ice), 1924-1925
ITEM 64				Cartographer: Pien Andre (Montagnais-Naskapi)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 65			(Pencil sketch map of districts hunted and trapped by A.M.'s party between Menihek and Petisikapau Lakes and on Petisikapau River, central Labrador Peninsula), 1924-1925
ITEM 65				Cartographer: Mackenzie, Alexander (Montagnais-Naskapi)
ITEM 66			(Untitled painting of Caribbean coastline of Panama with Cuna place-names, various drawings of persons and events, and seven drawings on 23 x 30 cm manila paper, attached by sewing), 1924-1925
ITEM 66				Cartographer: Chief Igwa Nigdibippi (Cuna/Kuna/Guna)
ITEM 67			(Untitled painting of the San Blas coast of Panama), circa 1924
ITEM 67				Cartographer: Chief Igwa Nigdibippi (Cuna/Kuna/Guna) or Chief Golman Equa Nege Pipi Take
ITEM 68			(Relief map of Crown Prince Island in Disco Bay, Greenland), 1925
ITEM 68				Carved Siberian driftwood, colored and tied with gut to sealskin, mounted on plywood.
				Cartographer: Silas Sandgreen (Inuit)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 69			(Redrawn version of a map of Big Pine Creek, a west bank tributary of Owens River), circa 1927-1931
ITEM 69				Cartographer: Stewart, Jack (Big Pine, California area Paiute)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 70			Chart drawn by Simpson Tubby to show river system of Choctaw Nation, circa 1929
ITEM 70				Shows northern part of the Western Choctaw country in the upper Pearl River valley, north-central Mississippi.
				Cartographer: Simpson Tubb (Choctaw)
				Map owner: Swanton, John Reed, 1873-1958
				See also the full research file
ITEM 71			(Two untitled maps of Southampton Island and a modern outline map), 1929
ITEM 71				Cartographer: Ookpuktowk (Southampton Island area Aivilik Inuit)
				Cartographer: Amaulik Audlanat (Southampton Island area Aivilik Inuit)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 72			First sketch of outline of Southampton Island drawn in pencil by Tommy Bruce, an Aivilik Eskimo, 1929-1930
ITEM 72				Cartographer: Tommy Bruce (Aivilik Inuit)
				Cartographer: Amaulik Audlanat (Southampton Island area Aivilik Inuit)
				Cartographer: Inuit(s)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 73			Second sketch of Southampton Island drawn by Tommy Bruce, some localities designated by the author, 1929-1930
ITEM 73				Cartographer: Tommy Bruce (Aivilik Inuit)
				Cartographer: Amaulik Audlanat (Southampton Island area Aivilik Inuit)
				Cartographer: Inuit(s)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 74			(Untitled map originally sketched in sand showing peaks, cliffs, cayons, creeks, and springs to the west of the Paria River in southern Utah), 1932
ITEM 74				Cartographer: Kelly, Isabel J.
				Cartographer: Mose ("Kaivav-wits," Kai'vav-wits, Kaibab)
				Captain George ("Kaivav-wits," Kai'vav-wits, Kaibab)
				Cartographer: Craig, Katie
				See also the full research file
ITEM 75			(Untitled map in ink of Cumberland Sound, Baffin Island), 1934-1936
ITEM 75				Includes Frobisher Bay, excludes the ice line and has notations in Inuktitut (syllabics) only. Drawn on five Department of the Interior stationary sheets.
				Cartographer: Veevee (Inuit)
				Cartographer: Mac Kinnon, Alex G.
ITEM 76a			(Pencil sketch of Cumberland Sound and Frobisher Bay on single sheet of cardboard-covered tar paper), 1934-1936
ITEM 76a				Notations in Inuktitut only but left side of paper shows a few places named in English and located in relation to 65°W and the Arctic Circle.
				Cartographer: Veevee (Inuit) and/or Mac Kinnon, Alex. G.
				See also the full research file
ITEM 76b			(Pencil sketch of Cumberland Sound and Frobisher Bay on single sheet of cardboard-covered tar paper), 1934-1936
ITEM 76b				Cartographer: Veevee (Inuit) and/or Mac Kinnon, Alex. G.
				Slightly enlarged and more clear version of Item 76a.
ITEM 76c			(Pencil sketch of Cumberland Sound and Frobisher Bay on single sheet of cardboard-covered tar paper), 1934-1936
ITEM 76c				Cartographer: Veevee (Inuit) and/or Mac Kinnon, Alex. G.
				Component part of 76a.
ITEM 77			Eskimo sketch of coast line from south shore Frobisher Bay to Kintoo -- showing ice line formation -- camp sites. Compiled by Eskimo Veevee [two Inuktitut syllabics for "vi"?] A-I-I: Doctor A.G. Mac Kinnon's designation, 1934-1936
ITEM 77				Ink and pencil map on five Department of the Interior stationary sheets. Shows Cumberland Sound but not Frobisher Bay.
				Cartographer: Veevee (Inuit)
				Cartographer: Mac Kinnon, Alex G.
ITEM 78			Tu-lu (the route by water), 1940
ITEM 78				Shows portage between the Cochrane and Thlewiaza Rivers in northwest Manitoba and Lake Nueltin to the north.
				Cartographer: Louis Nah-i-glee, also known as Born-twice (Idthen-eldeli Chipewyan)
				See also the full research file
ITEM 79			(One of four outlines of the lake entitled "Nueltin Lake"), 1940
ITEM 79				Cartographer: Lop-i-zun (Chipewyan)
				Cartographer: Chipewyan Native American
ITEM 80			(Two untitled maps depicting their worlds and drawn at the request of Edmund Carpenter), probably after 1944
ITEM 80				Cartographer: Karleaner (Southampton Island area Aivilik Inuit)
				Cartographer: Agoolak (Southampton Island area Aivilik Inuit)
ITEM 81			(Unknown series of rivers and lakes in northeast Ontario, with Indian names and English translations), 1978
ITEM 81				Cartographer: Macdonald, Craig
				See also the full research file
BOX 5		Miscellaneous items
BOX 5			Note on titles: Titles enclosed in square brackets are devised by the archivist. Other titles are transcribed from GML's notes.
			All descriptive notes in these entries are devised by the archivist.
FOLDER 1			[La Verendrye photocopies]
FOLDER 1				Items: 58
				Folder containing 58 assorted photocopies, negatives, and prints, many annotated by GML, of manuscript maps associated with La Verendrye.
FOLDER 2			[Secondary sources and correspondences ]
FOLDER 2				Items: 19
				Contains various secondary sources and correspondences with Drs. David T. McNab and John Van West, regarding the Mississauga Indigenous use of birch bark maps.
FOLDER 3			Analyses of boundaries in selected Indian treaties
FOLDER 3				Items: 34
				Folder with photocopies of Indian treaties and notes attached to each.
FOLDER 4			Indexed entries on Indian affairs
FOLDER 4				Items: 9
				Contains photocopies of excerpts from treaties and reports of the U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs regarding boundary agreements, land claims, speeches, and interpreters. Many are indexed and annotated by GML.
FOLDER 5			Indian map of St. Croix River
FOLDER 5				Items: 4
				Correspondence between GML, Edward H. Dahl (Early Cartography Specialist, National Archives of Canada), and Hugh Hanley (County Archivist, Buckinghamshire Record Office).
FOLDER 6			Library of Congress skin map of Hebron and Groton, New Hampshire
FOLDER 6				Items: 2
				Folder containing notes, a catalog record printout, and primary source regarding an early 19th century cadastral map of Groton and Hebron, New Hampshire, inscribed on goat skin.
				Library of Congress catalog record
FOLDER 7			[Correspondence and field report]
FOLDER 7				Items: 2
				Correspondence between GML and Dr. Jack Steinbring (Associate Professor, Anthropology, University of Winnipeg) and field report regarding petroglyphs.
FOLDER 8			Yogo Cave, Montana
FOLDER 8				Items: 8
				Folder containing a correspondence between GML and Stuart Conner, Kodak color slides, a print, field report, a Montana roadmap, and excerpt from a treaty, all relating to Yogo Cave, Montana.
FOLDER 9			Dorothy Durham and the "map" petroglyphs of Mesa de los Padillas
FOLDER 9				Items: 18
				Folder containing correspondence between GML and Hobart Durham, Jr.; Polly Schaafsma (Museum of New Mexico); David Gebhard (Professor, UC Santa Barbara); Dr. Dorothy Mayer; Dr. Frank Bock (Editor, La Pinutra); prints, negative, and secondary source regarding a rock painting in New Mexico.
FOLDER 10			[Looseleaf Xerox copies of manuscript maps]
FOLDER 10				Items: 85
				Approximately 85 looseleaf photocopies of photocopies of manuscript maps from unidentified areas, presumed to be Greenland. GML's explanatory note is not fully legible.
FOLDER 11			[Loose papers and three photocopies]
FOLDER 11				Items: 11
				Blank papers, a misplaced note, and photocopies of maps in provisional reference numbers 729, 730, and 731.
FOLDER 12			Plan showing position Wanipika Sakahikun, 1888
FOLDER 12				Items: 1
				Map photocopy
FOLDER 13			Native content on Canadian Geological Survey maps, Ithingo-Tyrrell, 1892
FOLDER 13				Items: 3
				Map photocopies
FOLDER 14			Native content on Canadian Geological Survey maps, 1893
FOLDER 14				Items: 1
				Map photocopy
FOLDER 15			Native content on Canadian Geological Survey maps, 1870
FOLDER 15				Items: 3
				Map photocopies
FOLDER 16			Map made by Fred Black on Indian information etc. Formerly in charge of Sylvester's fort. Drowned (?) 1876., circa 1876
FOLDER 16				Items: 1
				Large photocopy of map.
FOLDER 17			Critical events and selected persons in the Ohio Valley 1757-1810
FOLDER 17				Items: 2
				Two large manuscript timelines created by GML.