...the young men at the ceremonies. The list was prepared while the writer was engaged in field work for the Bureau of American Ethnology and the American Museum of Natural History. Creeks (Muskogi). Annual Green-corn and New-fire ceremony. Hickory Ground town, July 2-6, near Henryetta,...

...credited by him to Ridge and Ware.8 Doctor Speck visited them during the summers of 1904 and 1905 for the Bureau of American Ethnology and the American Museum of Natural History. Only a few pages of the linguistic results off this work have appeared in print.9 Yukian. There are...

...helpful to all future students of that interesting people. The phonetics used are those employed bv Professor Boas and others who worked with the Bureau...Ethnology and the American Museum of Natural History. Xo layman can comprehend those phonetics but they have the value of securely and accurately embalming...

...alleged improprieties in the distribution of material he had gathered while working simultaneously for the Bureau of American Ethnology and the American Museum of Natural History. The issue was the ownership and location of ethnographic materials collected with government money,...

...other investigations which are being carried on in the region by the School of American Archaeology, the Bureau of American Ethnology, and the American Museum of Natural History. It is not only a good piece of work, it is, what is unfortunately much rarer, a good piece of work...

...territory also. Without going into the statistical field, i Field investigator among Indian tribes for the Bureau of American Ethnology and the American Museum of Natural History. which is fully treated in the encyclopedias, a few unrecorded and impartial observations might be found...