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• DESCRIPTIVE SUMMARY
• ORGANIZATIONAL HISTORY
• Chronological List of Funding and Personnel for Projects Included in the Vicos Collection*
• COLLECTION DESCRIPTION
• SERIES LIST
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• Separated Materials
• Existence and Location of Originals
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Allan R. Holmberg collection on Peru, circa 1946-1966.
Collection Number: 14-25-1529

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DESCRIPTIVE SUMMARY

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The aim of the Cornell Peru Project was to conduct an experiment in applied anthropology dealing with social and cultural change among the Indian serfs of the Andean hacienda (an agricultural manor) of Vicos, located in the Callejon de Huaylas of Peru. It also was to give training to social scientists in applied field work in anthropology. The Peruvian Indian Institute, a semi-autonomous agency attached to the Ministry of Labor and Indian Affairs, collaborated in this project. Cornell University, under Professor Holmberg's direction, leased the Vicos hacienda for a five year period. During that five year period from 1951-1956, the Vicos community changed from one of serfdom under the rule of a "patron," to that of an autonomous, self-governing and economically viable community. After the five year period, Cornell continued as advisor to the Vicos community and to the Peruvian Ministry of Labor and Indian Affairs until 1965. Another division of the collection, the Cross-Cultural Methodology Project, was composed of the records of a group of social scientists at Cornell University who obtained funds from the Carnegie Foundation of New York to carry out a comparative study of social science methods in different areas of the world. A Peruvian phase of this study was carried out by Professor Rose Goldsen at Vicos, Peru in 1952-1953. Dr. Max Ralis was involved with this study in Thailand and India.

	1947	Carnegie Corporation of New York five-year grant for establishment of the Cornell University Studies in Culture and Applied Science (CUSCAS) program. Included teaching and research on cultural change in the American Southwest, India, Latin America, and Thailand.
	1949	Preliminary study of Hacienda Vicos by Mario C. Vazquez.
	1951	Carnegie Corporation of New York grant to Cornell University for continuation of CUSCAS, including five-year experiment in culture change at Vicos. Contributions also came from Wenner-Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research and the Social Science Research Council.
		Allan R. Holmberg, Director of the Cornell Peru Project, and Carlos Monge M., Director of the Instituto Indigenista Peruana, arranged for the cooperation of the two institutions.
	1952	Finalization of the rental of Hacienda Vicos from the Sociedad de Beneficencia Publica de Huaraz. Patronship was jointly held by the Cornell Peru Project and the Instituto Indigenista Peruana, with Holmberg and Monge as co-directors. Holmberg acted as the first Field Director of the Vicos experimental station.
	1952-1953	William Mangin acted as Field Director of the Vicos experimental station.
	1953	Cornell Methodology Project in Vicos, funded by a Rockefeller Foundation grant. Directed by Rose K. Goldsen, with assistance from Bryce Ryan and Richard Patch.
	1953-1956	William Blanchard acted as Field Director of the Vicos experimental station.
	1954	May Kedney did a private study of the use of visual arts in education in the Vicos school.
	1954-1955	Cornell Methodology Project in Bang Chan, Thailand, funded by a Rockefeller Foundation grant. Directed by Max Ralis and Robert Textor.
	1956	Dr. Marshall T. Newman of the Division of Physical Anthropology, Smithsonian Institution, conducted growth and maturation studies with Vicos school children.
		Dr. Fred Allen of the Blood Grouping Laboratory of Boston, Mass., did blood groups studies.
	1957-1962	Mario C. Vazquez acted as Field Director of the Vicos experimental station.
	1959-1962	Henry F. Dobyns acted as Research Coordinator of the Cornell Peru Project.
	1959-1964	Carnegie Corporation of New York grant for Cornell Peru Project.
	1960-1965	Columbia-Cornell-Harvard-Illinois Summer Field Study Program.
	1962	Transfer of community title to the Vicosinos finalized. Cost of the sale was 3,256,861 soles, 2 million of which was paid directly by the community.
		U.S. Peace Corps contract with Cornell University for the training of Peru III volunteers. Directed by Paul L. Doughty.
	1962-1964	Paul L. Doughty acted as Research Coordinator of the Cornell Peru Project.
	1963-1966	Comparative Studies of Cultural Change program, funded by a contract with the U.S. Agency for International Development (contract AID/csd-296). Included with the Cornell India and Thailand Projects, the Cornell Peru Project with Allan R. Holmberg as Director and Henry F. Dobyns as Associate Director of the Project and Coordinator of the Program. With the death of Holmberg in 1966, Dobyns became Director of the Cornell Peru Project, 1966-1967.
	1964	Mario C. Vazquez acted as Research Coordinator of the Cornell Peru Project.
		Andean Indian Community Research and Development program, funded by a contract with the U.S. Agency for International Development (contract AID/ia-206).
		Colquiri, study of nationalized mines in Bolivia, requested by COMIBOL, the state mining corporation.

Chronological List of Funding and Personnel for Projects Included in the Vicos Collection*
	1947	Carnegie Corporation of New York five-year grant for establishment of the Cornell University Studies in Culture and Applied Science (CUSCAS) program. Included teaching and research on cultural change in the American Southwest, India, Latin America, and Thailand.
	1949	Preliminary study of Hacienda Vicos by Mario C. Vazquez.
	1951	Carnegie Corporation of New York grant to Cornell University for continuation of CUSCAS, including five-year experiment in culture change at Vicos. Contributions also came from Wenner-Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research and the Social Science Research Council.
		Allan R. Holmberg, Director of the Cornell Peru Project, and Carlos Monge M., Director of the Instituto Indigenista Peruana, arranged for the cooperation of the two institutions.
	1952	Finalization of the rental of Hacienda Vicos from the Sociedad de Beneficencia Publica de Huaraz. Patronship was jointly held by the Cornell Peru Project and the Instituto Indigenista Peruana, with Holmberg and Monge as co-directors. Holmberg acted as the first Field Director of the Vicos experimental station.
	1952-1953	William Mangin acted as Field Director of the Vicos experimental station.
	1953	Cornell Methodology Project in Vicos, funded by a Rockefeller Foundation grant. Directed by Rose K. Goldsen, with assistance from Bryce Ryan and Richard Patch.
	1953-1956	William Blanchard acted as Field Director of the Vicos experimental station.
	1954	May Kedney did a private study of the use of visual arts in education in the Vicos school.
	1954-1955	Cornell Methodology Project in Bang Chan, Thailand, funded by a Rockefeller Foundation grant. Directed by Max Ralis and Robert Textor.
	1956	Dr. Marshall T. Newman of the Division of Physical Anthropology, Smithsonian Institution, conducted growth and maturation studies with Vicos school children.
		Dr. Fred Allen of the Blood Grouping Laboratory of Boston, Mass., did blood groups studies.
	1957-1962	Mario C. Vazquez acted as Field Director of the Vicos experimental station.
	1959-1962	Henry F. Dobyns acted as Research Coordinator of the Cornell Peru Project.
	1959-1964	Carnegie Corporation of New York grant for Cornell Peru Project.
	1960-1965	Columbia-Cornell-Harvard-Illinois Summer Field Study Program.
	1962	Transfer of community title to the Vicosinos finalized. Cost of the sale was 3,256,861 soles, 2 million of which was paid directly by the community.
		U.S. Peace Corps contract with Cornell University for the training of Peru III volunteers. Directed by Paul L. Doughty.
	1962-1964	Paul L. Doughty acted as Research Coordinator of the Cornell Peru Project.
	1963-1966	Comparative Studies of Cultural Change program, funded by a contract with the U.S. Agency for International Development (contract AID/csd-296). Included with the Cornell India and Thailand Projects, the Cornell Peru Project with Allan R. Holmberg as Director and Henry F. Dobyns as Associate Director of the Project and Coordinator of the Program. With the death of Holmberg in 1966, Dobyns became Director of the Cornell Peru Project, 1966-1967.
	1964	Mario C. Vazquez acted as Research Coordinator of the Cornell Peru Project.
		Andean Indian Community Research and Development program, funded by a contract with the U.S. Agency for International Development (contract AID/ia-206).
		Colquiri, study of nationalized mines in Bolivia, requested by COMIBOL, the state mining corporation.

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CONTAINER LIST

Container		Description	Date
		Series I. Cornell Peru Project (Accession 1)
		Scope and Contents This material comprises part of the original collection represented by the published guide compiled by Deborah Wood in 1975. Series IV. Cornell Methodology Project is the other part of the original collection.
		Administrative Materials
		Scope and Contents This subseries includes many types of material resulting from administration of the Vicos field station and the activities of various projects done under the auspices of the CPP (Cornell Peru Project). The three major types of material are distinguished by the three sub-subseries.
		Administrative Papers and General Information
		Scope and Contents This section consists of administrative papers and general information. Important types of material are notes, reports, correspondence, and questionnaires. Activities and administrative considerations throughout the time of Cornell's involvement in Vicos are documented; items include Cornell Peru Project proposals and progress reports, and a copy of the Vicos purchase agreement. This section is arranged in three subject groups: first, administrative reports and general information; second, individual reports and projects, and correspondence; and third, analytical models and techniques.
Box 1	Folder 1	a. Vicos Purchase Agreement b. hacienda ownership - transfer to community e. Cornell Peru Project, Ministerio de Trabajo y Asuntos Indigenas, Sociedad de Beneficencia Publica de Huaraz f. legal document g. Vicos, Ancash, Peru	1962
Box 1	Folder 2	a. Holmberg Proposal '55 and 1st Progress Report b. proposal-behavioral science research and development project, improvements--hacienda Vicos c. Holmberg, Allan R.f. reports g. Vicos, Ancash, Peru	1952-1955
Box 1	Folder 3	a. Cornell Peru Project Report 1963-1964 b. improvements-hacienda Vicos, Peace Corps project activities, U.S. enterprise in Latin America-problems e. Cornell Peru Project, Plan Nacional de Integracion de la Poblacion Aborigen, Peace Corps f. report, article g. Latin America; Vicos, Ancash, Peru	1957-1964
Box 1	Folder 4	a. Comparative Studies of Cultural Change b. proposal-institutional change and economic growth, research proposal-technological change research-Vicos, budget-five year study c. Morse, Chandler; Wolf, Charles Jr. e. Carnegie Corp. f. reports g. Cornell University, NY, USA	1951-1954
Box 1	Folder 5	a. Administration Dept. of Anthropology b. mailing list, personnel, department files, policy, custodial duties-collections, Peru-Cornell relations, inventory of Peru project materials, project termination c. Roberts, John M.; Lynch, Thomas F.; Vazquez, Mario C.; Dobyns, Henry F. e. Cornell University Dept. of Anthropology, Cornell Peru Project f. correspondence, lists, memoranda, report g. Cornell University, NY, USA	1964-1966
Box 1	Folder 6	Report on Vicos Project and Cornell, from Mario Vazquez	January 31, 1967
Box 1	Folder 7	a. Peru: Laws 1820-1961 Indian Affairs/Land b. agrarian indigenists laws f. lists g. Peru	1820-1962
Box 1	Folder 8	a. Vicos Publicity '53-'57 b. improvements-hacienda Vicos, nutrition studies, hacienda ownership-transfer to community f. articles, clippings g. Peru; Vicos, Ancash, Peru	1953-1957
Box 1	Folder 9	a. Vicos Background Publications b. liberal education, ethnological investigation f. pamphlets g. Puerto Rico; Lima, Peru	1953
		Bibliography: Matos Mar, Jose, et al., Investigaciones Etnologicas en Huarochiri (Peru), 1953 Valcarcel, Luis E., El Conocimiento Cientifico de los Pueblos del Peru, 1953 Villaronga, Mariano, La Educacion Liberal, 1953
		Individual Reports and Projects, and Correspondence
Box 1	Folder 10-13	a. Vicos: Teaching Unit Elementary School b. Social Studies resource unit, Incas, hacienda system e. Newton Schools Foundation, Inc. f. photographs, outlines g. West Newton, Massachusetts, USA	1965
Box 1	Folder 14	a. Marcara Data H. Ghersi Barrera b. dramas--"Los Autos Sacramentales" and "El Sacrificio de Mariz Parado de Bellido," layout sketches of Marcara locale, local govt. problems, Dept. of Ancash--source bibliography, mine disaster--Quebrado, Honda, flood 1949, Ancash description, record fragments-Hacienda Vicos 1900-1915 c. Vellard, Jean e. Universidad Mayor de San Marcos f. scripts, maps, correspondence, sketch, list, photos, post cards, negatives, clippings, broadsides	1949-1950
Box 1	Folder 15	a. Biography of Herminio Colonia b. life history c. Colonia, Herminio; Vazquez, Mario C. f. report	1954-1958
Box 1	Folder 16	a. Hilario Gonzalez b. life history c. Gonzalez, Hilario; Stein, William W. f. manuscript g. Vicos, Ancash, Peru	1965
Box 1	Folder 17	a. Viru-Peasants MS, Vazquez b. land tenure, agricultural practices, rural population c. Vazquez, Mario C. f. report g. Viru, Peru	1964
Box 1	Folder 18	a. Vicos Peruvian Student Reports [consists of list of original folder contents]
Box 1	Folder 19	a. Cornell Peru Project Reports b. Vicos project activities, photographic essay, field-worker instructions for tareas, New Seed Potatoes introduction, cross-cultural methodology study design, participant intervention justification, research and development studies, school children artwork, economic development studies--Santa Corp., culture change studies--Hualcan e. Cornell Methodology Project, Cornell Peru Project, Corp. Peruana del Santa f. reports, articles, periodical, list g. Vicos, Ancash, Peru; Peru; Hualcan, Ancash, Peru	1952-1959
		Scope and Contents Blanchard, William C., Anthropological Study and Experiment at Hacienda Vicos, 1954 Collier, John Jr., Vicos A Story of Anthropology: A Photographic Account of Social Science Helping a Backward People, n.d. Goldsen, Rose K., Instructions Given to Fieldworkers, 1953 ---, Matchinq of Items in Vicos Questionnaire with Concepts They are Designed to Measure, n.d. ---, The Introduction of NSP in Vicos: The Story Line, 1955 Holmberg, Allan R., Experimental Intervention in a Field Situation, 1955 ---, "Participant Intervention in the Field" Human Organization 14:1, 1955 ---, Some Experiments in Socioeconomic Change in an Underdeveloped Area, n.d. ---, "Land Tenure and Planned Social Change: A Case from Vicos, Peru," Human Organization 18:1, 1959 Kedney, May, A Report of work with Thirteen Children in the Hacienda Vicos School, 1954 Montalvo, Abner, Salud Publica y una Pelicula en Vicos, 1955 Patch, Richard, Comparative Economic Systems of Non-Western People, 1953 ---, Corporation Peruana del Santa and the Economic Development of Peru, 1953 Seed Potato Tarea Variables, n.d. Stein, William W., Cultural Stability and Change in Hualcan, and Andean Indian Estancia, 1952 List of missing items.
Box 1	Folder 20	a. Student Reports, Summer Field Study b. field studies--locations--topics e. Columbia-Cornell-Harvard-Illinois Summer Field Study Program f. lists g. Columbia University, NY, USA	1965
Box 1	Folder 21	a. Viru-1965-Prelims, Anthropology 412, Summer Field Program b. student project proposals c. Brewer, Sharon; Bengelsdorf, Carol L.; Bourque, Susie; Gilbert, Gordon; Hahn, Robert; Hollerbach, Paula E.; Richardson, Gail; Taylor e. Cornell University Dept. of Anthropology f. reports, bibliography, correspondence g. Viru, Peru	1965
Box 1	Folder 22	a. Permission to Publish b. publication approval c. Dobyns, Henry F. e. Contract No. AID/csd-292, Comparative Studies of Cultural Change f. correspondence	1964-1966
Box 1	Folder 23	a. Comparative Studies of Cultural Change--AID b. Bolivia studies, reports distribution publication approval, progress report AID c. Dobyns, Henry F.; Holmberg, Allan R.; Turner, Frank L. e. Comparative Studies of Cultural Change, Contract No. AID/csd-296 f. correspondence, memoranda, report	1962-1965
Box 1	Folder 24	a. Holmberg-Vazquez Holmberg-Murdock b. guerilla activities, Peru-Cornell cooperation, publication approval c. Guevara, Che; Vazquez, Mario C.; Murdock, George P.; Holmberg, Allan R. e. Inst. of Inter-American Affairs, Public Health Division f. correspondence g. Lima, Peru	1965-1966
Box 1	Folder 25	a. Technicon b. storage facilities e. Cornell University Department of Anthropology f. pamphlets, correspondence, inventory	1964-1965
		Analytical Models and Techniques
Box 1	Folder 26	a. Marcara Household Census Questionnaire and Code b. Household Census variables, Household census coding design f. lists g. Marcara, Ancash, Peru
Box 1	Folder 27	a. Vicos Questionnaires b. data gathering c. Patch, Richard W. f. questionnaires g. Vicos, Ancash, Peru; Callejon de Huaylas, Ancash, Peru	1953
Box 1	Folder 28	a. Recuayhuanca Questionnaires b. interview for district officials c. Snyder, Joan f. questionnaire g. Recuayhuanca, Ancash, Peru
Box 1	Folder 29	a. Vicos Questionnaires b. interviewer suggestions, data gathering c. Snyder, Joan; Patch, Richard W. f. questionnaires, list g. Recuayhuanca, Ancash, Peru; Vicos, Ancash, Peru; Hualcan, Ancash, Peru
Box 1	Folder 30	a. Vicos Analytical Models b. Input-output analysis system c. Hopper, W. David f. reports g. Vicos, Ancash, Peru
Box 1	Folder 31-37	a. Vicos: New Seed Potato Analysis Sheets b. introduction of New Seed Potato, New Seed Potato use analysis f. report, questionnaires g. Vicos, Ancash, Peru	1952-1954
		Administrative Correspondence
		Scope and Contents The administrative correspondence is mostly from 1953-1956 while William C. Blanchard was field director in Vicos. The inclusive dates are 1951-1956. There are two sections in this part: one, correspondence between the CPP and the IPP (Instituto Indigenista Peruana); and two, between the Vicos field station and outside individuals or organizations. The correspondence came to the archives arranged in this manner; it had been maintained as a file by Maxine and William Blanchard while they were in Vicos. In the first section activities and problems arising from joint administration of Hacienda Vicos by CPP and IIP are central topics. This section is arranged chronologically. The chief correspondents are William C. Blanchard, Carlos Monge M., Director of IIP, and Manuel D. Velasco Nunez, Secretary General of IIP. In the second section, the correspondence relates to the organization and maintenance of hacienda operations or to arrangements for studies to be conducted at Vicos. The financial accounts of CPP with various banks are included in this section. The arrangement is alphabetical by sender.
		Correspondence Between Cornell Peru Project and Instituto Indigenista Peruano
Box 2	Folder 1	a. Instituto Indigenista Peruano--Cornell Peru Project Correspondence b. project activities authorization, project supplies acquisition, Vicos school arrangements, Chancos maintenance, medical survey, administrative transactions c. Mangin, William; Monge Medrano, Carlos; Velasco Nunez, Manuel D.; Blanchard, William C.; Holmberg, Allan R. e. Instituto Indigenista Peruano, Cornell Peru Project, Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos de Lima f. correspondence, receipts, telegrams g. Vicos, Ancash, Peru; Lima, Peru	1953
Box 2	Folder 2	a. Instituto Indigenista Peruano--Cornell Peru Project Correspondence b. organizing project studies, medical survey, Vicos school arrangements, progress reports, adult education, project supplies acquisition, agricultural program, administrative transactions, public health studies, future jurisdiction of Vicos, acculturation--radio presentation c. Blanchard, William C.; Monge M., Carlos; Velasco Nunez, Manuel D.; Gil Quevedo, Ciro; Collier, John Jr. e. Instituto Indigenista Peruano; Cornell Peru Project; Proyecto Proqramo Pativilca-Huarez-Huaylas del Ministerio de Salud; Compania Administradora del Guano f. correspondence, telegrams, reports, receipts g. Vicos, Ancash, Peru; Lima, Peru	1954
Box 2	Folder 3	a. Instituto Indigenista Peruano--Cornell Peru Project Correspondence b. project activities authorization, progress reports, photographic essay, project supplies acquisition, administrative transactions, Vicos school arrangements, acculturation of Peruvian indigenous population c. Velasco Nunez, Manuel D.; Gil Quevedo, Ciro; Monge M., Carlos; Blanchard, William C.; Collier, John Jr. e. Instituto Indigenista Peruano, Cornell Peru Project, UNICEF, Compania Administradora del Guano f. correspondence, receipts, reports, telegrams g. Vicos, Ancash, Peru; Lima, Peru	1955
Box 2	Folder 4	a. Instituto Indigenista Peruano--Cornell Peru Project Correspondence b. administrative transactions, Vicos school arrangements, project supplies acquisition, progress reports, anthropometric study arrangements, products and work of rural schools--exposition, project reorganization c. Blanchard, William C.; Velasco Nunez, Manuel D.; Monge M., Carlos; Newman, Marshall T.; Gil Quevado, Ciro; Allen, Fred H. Jr.; Holmberg, Allan R. e. Instituto Indigenista Peruano, Cornell Peru Project, Smithsonian Institution f. correspondence, telegrams, reports, receipts, inventory g. Vicos, Ancash, Peru; Lima, Peru	1956
		Correspondence Between Vicos Field Station and Outside Individuals or Organizations
Box 2	Folder 5	a. A b. blood grouping study, shipping arrangements, hacienda construction, indigenous education c. Alers-Montalvo, Manuel; Blanchard, William C.; Allen, Fred H. Jr.; Almandos Garcia, Aliro; Anselmi, M. S. e. Instituto Interamericano de Ciencias Agrícolas, The Blood Grouping Laboratory, Cornell Peru Project, Alltransport S.A. f. correspondence, telegram, receipts, report g. Vicos, Ancash, Peru; Lima, Peru; Boston, Mass., USA	1953-1956
Box 2	Folder 6	a. B b. project financial account, duplication of Methodology project notes, hacienda lease c. Blanchard, William C.; Barnett, Clifford; Basto Giron, Luis J.; Solís Carrion, Jose e. Banco de Credito del Peru, Sociedad Publica de Beneficencia de Huaraz, Cornell Peru Project f. correspondence, lists, receipts, bank statements g. Vicos, Ancash, Peru; Lima, Peru; Huaraz, Ancash, Peru	1953-1956
Box 2	Folder 7	a. C, E, F b. information requests, tax status--non-resident citizens, photographic study, film documentary, services rendered to project, authorization of project personnel, visitors to Vicos c. Blanchard, William C.; Caso, Alfonso; Collier, John Jr. e. Instituto Nacional Indigenista; Instituto Indigenista Interamericano; Concejo Provincial de Carhuaz; The Rockefeller Foundation, Cornell Peru Project f. correspondence, telegrams g. Vicos, Ancash, Peru; Mexico, F., Mexico; Carhuaz, Ancash, Peru; New York, NY, USA	1953-1956
Box 2	Folder 8	a. G b. field note books, expense arrangements of Cornell Peru Project--Methodology Project, data processing, New Seed Potato analysis--critique, water pump maintenance, photographic study c. Ghersi Barrera, Humberto; Blanchard, William C.; Goldsen, Rose K.; Guillen, Abraham e. Instituto de Estudios Etnologicos, Cornell Methodology Project, Cornell Peru Project, Gross Equipment S.A. f. correspondence, reports, balance sheets, receipts, telegrams, lists g. Vicos, Ancash, Peru; Lima, Peru	1953-1956
Box 2	Folder 9	a. H, I, K b. generator maintenance, hacienda lease, information request, services rendered to project, school children art projects, visitors to Vicos c. Blanchard, William C.; Holmberg, Allan R.; Kauffman Doig, Federico; Kedney, May; Kennedy, John e. Homelite Corporation, Cornell Peru Project, Sociedad Publica de Beneficencia de Huaraz f. correspondence, notes, receipts, report g. Port Chester, NY, USA; Vicos, Ancash, Peru; Saratoga Springs, NY, USA; Lima, Peru
Box 2	Folder 10	a. L, M b. shipments to USA--personal, hacienda administration, cow theft arbitration, generator and water pump installation, project financial account, army reservists, visitors to Vicos, information request, public health studies, Vicos school arrangements c. Blanchard, William C.; Luna G., Samuel; Leon Herrera, Celso; Luna Egusquiza, Enrique T.; MacFadden, Arthur R.; Mangin, William; Montalvo Vidal, Abner e. Cerro de Pasco Corp., Ministerio de Educacion Publica, Cornell Peru Project f. correspondence, telegrams, program g. Vicos, Ancash, Peru; Lima, Peru; Carhuaz, Ancash, Peru	1952-1956
Box 2	Folder 11	a. N b. project financial account, anthropometric study, visitors to Vicos c. Holmberg, Allan R.; Newman, Marshall T.; Blanchard, William C.; Collazos Chiriboga, Carlos e. Servicio Cooperativo Inter-Americano de Salud Publica, The National City Bank of New York, Smithsonian Institution, Cornell Peru Project f. correspondence, bank statements, reports g. Vicos, Ancash, Peru; Lima, Peru; Washington, D.C., USA	1953-1956
Box 2	Folder 12	a. 0, P b. generator and water pump maintenance, financial account, medical survey, public health program c. Blanchard, William C.; Ortiz Vergara, Pedro; Patch, Richard W.; Coleto, Delfin; Ponce de Leon, Juan; Campos Sanchez, Manuel; Ramos C., Nilo; Villa Crespo, Moises e. D.W. Onan and Sons Inc.; Peerless Pump Division; Proyecto Programa Pativilca--Huarez--Huaylas del Ministerio de Salud; Ministerio de Salud Publica y Asistencia Social f. correspondence, telegrams, receipts g. Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA; Vicos, Ancash, Peru; Lima, Peru; Los Angeles, Calif., USA; Huarez, Ancash, Peru	1953-1956
Box 2	Folder 13	a. R b. customs arrangements, visitors to Vicos, data processing c. Blanchard, William C.; Reyes Coz, Jorge; Roos, Charles F.; Ryan, Bryce e. Econometric Institute, Inc., Cornell Peru Project f. correspondence, telegram g. Vicos, Ancash, Peru; Lima, Peru; New York, NY, USA; Ithaca, NY, USA	1953-1956
Box 2	Folder 14	a. S b. information requests, anthropometric study, public health program, anthropology and public health, nutrition studies, project supplies acquisition, comparative studies program organization, data processing, classification system, Vicos book outline, anthropology society activities c. Blanchard, William C.; Collazos Chiriboga, Carlos; Lube, Cato; Putnam, Emilie B.; Chaparro, Yolanda; Smith, Robert J.; Snyder, Joan e. Servicio Cooperativo Inter-Americano de Salud Publica, Servicio Cooperativo Inter-Americano de Produccion de Alimentos, Foreign Operations Administration Institute of Inter-American Affairs, Sociedad para Antropologia Peruana, Cornell Peru Project f. correspondence, telegrams, reports g. Vicos, Ancash, Peru; Lima, Peru; Ithaca, NY, USA	1953-1956
Box 2	Folder 15	a. T, U, V, W b. visitors to Vicos, project supplies acquisition, personnel arrangements, project archives control, field director responsibilities, classification system, medical survey, public health studies c. Temple, Charles R.; Valcarcel, Luis E.; Blanchard, William C.; Vazquez D., Carlos A.; Vazquez, Mario C.; Villalobos, Enrique; Von Hagen, Victor e. Touring y Automovil Club del Peru, UNICEF, Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, Dean of Ithaca, Inc., Cornell Peru Project f. correspondence, telegrams, reports, memoranda g. Vicos, Ancash, Peru; Lima, Peru; Ithaca, NY, USA	1953-1955
		Financial Accounts and Labor Records
		Scope and Contents This final section consists of financial accounts and labor records of the CPP. The records of hacienda expenditures, the school construction account, and records of seed and produce sales are notable for showing how work on the hacienda was organized. These records are in bound volumes and cover the years 1952-1956.
Box 23		a. Ingreso Huertas b. hacienda produce account f. bound notebook g. Vicos, Ancash, Peru	1952-1956
Box 23		a. Ventas b. produce prices--Vicosinos, produce prices-outsiders, produce purchase accounts of Vicosinos f. bound notebooks (2) g. Vicos, Ancash, Peru	1952-1956
Box 23		a. Construccion Local Escuela b. materials expenses, laborers weekly records, school construction f. bound notebooks (3) g. Vicos, Ancash, Peru	1952-1955
Box 23		a. Hacienda accounts and Labor Records (volumes 1-4)b. seed purchases, laborers daily employment, produce purchase--hacienda, produce sales to Vicosinos, produce sales to outsiders f. bound notebooks (12 total) g. Vicos, Ancash, Peru	1952-1953
Box 24		a. Hacienda accounts and Labor Records (volumes 5-12)b. seed purchases, laborers daily employment, produce purchase--hacienda, produce sales to Vicosinos, produce sales to outsiders f. bound notebooks (12 total) g. Vicos, Ancash, Peru	1953-1956
Box 8		a. Diario I b. monthly produce chart, monthly income and expenses chart, hacienda daily expenditures f. charts, bound journal (financial) g. Vicos, Ancash, Peru	1952-1953
Mapcase Folder 6		Produce charts from Diario I
Box 8		a. Planilla de Salarios b. salaries hacienda personnel f. bound journal (financial) g. Vicos, Ancash, Peru	1952-1955
Box 8		a. Diario II b. school construction, hacienda receipts and disbursements, seed purchases--Vicosinos, Diario I totals g. Vicos, Ancash, Peru	1956
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		1 bound journal
		Field Data
		Scope and Contents The CPP field data includes notes from field observations by members of the CPP, as well as data from various censuses, surveys, studies, and activities of the CPP. The field data was collected during studies ranging in date from 1946 t o 1965. There are notes from field observations in Marcara, Vicos and Viru made before the start of the CPP by individuals subsequently involved with the project. The basic arrangement consists of five sections which correspond to the major types of data in the series.
		Field Notebooks
		Scope and Contents Section one contains field note books kept by members of the CPP. Humberto Ghersi Barrera's notebooks on Marcara, and some by Allan R. Holmberg and Mario C. Vazquez predate the start of the official project. The field notebooks contain notes dated from 1948 to 1954, the early years of the project. This is the only ethnographic data in the collection, except for that contained in the HRAF (Human Relations Area Files).
Box 3		Allan R. Holmbergb. project supplies, labor payments, slide identification, Quechua terms, daily routine, ethnographic descriptionsg. Callejon de Huaylas, Peru; Vicos, Ancash, Peru; Lima, Peru	1948-1953, 1960
		11 notebooks
Box 4		Joan Snyderb. accommodations arrangements, ethnographic descriptions, daily routineg. Recuayhuanca, Ancash, Peru	1951-1952
		11 notebooks
		Humberto Ghersi Barrera
		Notebooks contain information on personal expenses, ethnographic descriptions, daily routine, and Quechua terms. Marcara, Ancash, Peru.
Box 25		Libreta de Gastos	1949-1950
		1 notebook
Box 25		Field notebooks I-X.	March-June 1949
		10 notebooks, 1 envelope
Box 26		Field notebooks XI-XXI.	June-July 1949
		11 notebooks
Box 27		Field notebooks Series II. XXII-XXIX, Series III. XXX-XXXIII.	1949-1950
		12 notebooks
Box 28		Field notebooks Series III. XXXIV-XXXIX, Series IV. XL-XLIII, Series V. XLIV-XLV; vocabulario de Quechua	1950
		12 notebooks, 1 envelope
Box 29		Field notebooks Series V. XLVI-XLVII, [no series] 48-59	1950-1951
		14 notebooks
Box 35		Field notebooks 60-73, 71 [74]-72 [75]	1951
		16 notebooks
Box 36		Field notebooks 73 [76]-76 [79], 77 [79] Censo del Distrito de Marcara	1951-1952
		5 notebooks, 1 folder, 1 envelope
		Mario C. Vazquez
		Notebooks contain information on personal expenses, ethnographic descriptions, daily routine, mayorales meetings, and an agricultural innovation sanitation survey. Vicos, Ancash, Peru.
Box 36		Field notebooks I-VI	April-June 1949
		6 notebooks
Box 37		Field notebooks VII-IX, XI, XIII-XVII	June 1949-January 1950
		9 notebooks
Box 37		Relacion de gastos: Informantes y otros	April 1949
		1 notebook
Box 38		Field notebooks XVIII-XXIII	January-March 1950
		6 notebooks, 1 folder
Box 38		Field notebook	September 1949-March 1950
		1 notebook
Box 38		Field notebooks I, [no number]	June 1951-January 1952
		2 notebooks
Box 39		Field notebooks I-V	January 1952-October 1953
		5 notebooks
Box 39		Reunion mayorales y mandos	August 1952-April 1954
		1 notebook
Box 39		Survey sanitario	March-April 1954
		1 notebook
Box 39		Maiz cusqueno	1953-1954
		1 notebook
Box 39		[Inscripcion] siembra papas	1954
		1 notebook
Box 37		Jorge [Laundio or Laumdio?] R. - field notebook - anexo XIa.	September-October 1949
		1 notebook
Box 24		Robert Farrier-vocabulary notebook	undated
		Environmental and Land Tenure Data
		Scope and Contents Section two contains environmental and land tenure data. A photographic study of land tenure was made in 1955 to show the division of cultivated plots, or chacras, on Hacienda Vicos. Charts and photographs from the study are in this subseries. Environmental data include a daily temperature record kept in 1954-1955, and topographic and hydrological charts from 1963.
Box 14		a. Estudios de los terrenos de Vicos b. land tenure, geographical features f. photographs, maps, outline g. Vicos, Ancash, Peru	1955
		Scope and Contents Folder contains original photograph "Aerial photo of land plots in Vicos - Plano 5," Digital Image ID RMC2004_5365
Box 14		a. Vicos Maps and Hydrologic Data b. topography, water balance c. Vescelius, Gary S.; Basurto, B. e. Cornell Peru Project Archeological Program f. maps, charts g. Callejon de Huaylas, Peru	1963
Box 24		a. Temperature Record b. daily temperature range, meteorological remarks f. bound notebook g. Vicos, Ancash, Peru	1954-1955
		HRAF notes and other field notes
		Scope and Contents The HRAF notes are in section three. The notes were copied onto 8" x 5" paper and categorized according to the HRAF system. Allan R. Holmberg's field notes from Viru are the earliest material in the collection, dating from 1946. Besides the large section of notes on Vicos, there are notes from field work done in Viru, Marcara, Paucartambo, Recuayhuanca, Huaylas and Moche. The files also contain a section of hacienda records, consisting of field accounts, peon work records, and work records for other individuals who held special positions in the hacienda work force. There are three separate files of field notes on Vicos, one that was kept in Vicos, one in Lima, and one in Ithaca. The Ithaca file is by far the largest , and theoretically contains duplicates of notes in the other two files, but duplication is spotty. Additional sorting and filing has been limited to the Ithaca file and there are some notes yet to be sorted and filed. Anyone using the files should be aware that many notes have been over-categorized, which expands quantity, but detracts from substance for the categories. A manual, Outline of Cultural Material, in Box 11 lists the subjects in each category and tells how to use the files.
Box 11	Folder 38	Outline of Cultural Material, 4th revised edition (guide book for HRAF classification)
Box 40		Field notes (continued in box 42)
Box 41		Field notes; census cards; small notebook
Box 42		Field notes
Box 43		Prof. Allan Holmberg - Viru #101-349
Box 44		Prof. Allan Holmberg - Viru #351-516, field notes
Box 45		Prof. Allan Holmberg - Viru field notes, census
Box 46		Prof. Allan Holmberg - Viru field notes; Humberto Ghersi B. - Marcara #101-346
Box 47		Humberto Ghersi B. - Marcara #349-794
Box 48		Humberto Ghersi B. - Marcara #796-874 and mixed, field notes; Paucartambo field notes, #56-117
Box 49		Paucartambo #117-632
Box 50		Paucartambo #634-883, field notes
Box 51		Paucartambo field notes; Hickman - field notes; Recuayhuanca field notes, #117-292; Paul Doughty - Huaylas field notes
Box 52		Paul Doughty - Huaylas field notes, Vicos; Huaraz
Box 53		Vicos-names and zones 1952; CPP mailing list
Box 54		CPP mailing list; Edward Epstein - Moche field notes; Stephen Most - Moche field notes; Leo Levy - Huanchaco field notes; Vicos field notes to file in Ithaca file
Box 55		Vicos field notes to sort
File Drawer 4B		Vicos field notes to sort
File Drawer 5A & B		Vicos field notes to sort
File Drawer 6A & B		Vicos field notes #101-564 (Lima-Vicos file)
File Drawer 7A & B		Vicos field notes #565-888, personnel (Lima-Vicos file)
File Drawer 8A & B		Vicos field notes #101-158 (Ithaca-Vicos file)
File Drawer 9A & B		Vicos field notes #159-personnel, #162-239 (Ithaca-Vicos file)
File Drawer 10A & B		Vicos field notes #240-417 (Ithaca-Vicos file)
File Drawer 11A & B		Vicos field notes #421-567 (Ithaca-Vicos file)
File Drawer 12A & B		Vicos field notes #570-627 (Ithaca-Vicos file)
File Drawer 13A & B		Vicos field notes #631-779 (Ithaca-Vicos file)
File Drawer 14A & B		Vicos field notes #781-888 (Ithaca-Vicos file)
		Censuses and Surveys
		Scope and Contents Section four contains censuses and surveys taken during the CPP. The data sheets for all censuses are complete, and are organized by zones in Vicos. Aside from the censuses, there are data sheets for a land tenure survey and socio-economic status ratings. Censuses were taken in 1951, 1957, 1959, 1969, and 1963. For data on the New Seed Potato experiment see the analysis sheets in Subseries I - Administrative Materials. Other questionnaires and code designs are also in Subseries I - Administrative Materials.
Box 5		a. Vicos Anthropological Census f. census forms	1951
Box 14		a. Aquia Census M. C. Vazquez f. print-outs
Box 2	Folder 16-23	a. Vicos Census b. by subzones f. census forms	1957
Box 2	Folder 24-25	a. Vicos Land Tenure Survey f. survey forms	1956
Box 6	Folder 1-8	a. Vicos Census b. by subzones f. census forms	1959
Box 6	Folder 9-16	a. Vicos Census b. by sub zones f. census forms	1961
Box 7	Folder 1-10	a. Vicos Census b. by subzones f. census forms	1963
Box 7	Folder 11	a. Vicos Census Analysis SES b. socio-economic status ratings f. lists	1963
Box 14		Census tallies (by subzone)	undated
Box 7	Folder 12	a. Questionnaire Alers b. economic development, inhabitants of Vicos, heads of Vicos families c. Alers, J. Oscar f. questionnaires, lists	1963
Box 7	Folder 13	Vicos communication survey-preliminary draft, J. Oscar Alers	1963
Box 7	Folder 14	a. Vicos Innovation Alers b. innovation acceptance, modernization c. Alers, J. Oscar f. report, note	1962
		Health Clinic Records
		Scope and Contents The fifth section contains records from the Vicos health clinic. They are wall charts used to keep track of patient and staff attendance for 1954-1955.
Mapcase Folder 2		a. Asistencia de los enfermos a la clinica A-V Enero-Diciembre b. clinic patients attendance record f. charts	1954?
Mapcase Folder 3		a. Ano 1954, Julio-Diciembre A-V Clinic Personnel b. clinic personnel attendance record, clinic patients attendance record f. charts	1954
Mapcase Folder 4		a. Ano 1955 Enero-Diciembre A-V b. clinic patients attendance record f. charts	1955
		Reprints, Publications and Papers
		Scope and Contents Subseries three contains printed materials written between 1952 and 1966 (there is one paper written in 1972). The authors are generally people connected with the CPP, the Columbia-Cornell-Harvard Summer Field Studies Program, or the IIP, although there are popular descriptions and reports by individuals not connnected with these organizations. The bibliography is arranged alphabetically by author. Entries are numbered sequentially to correspond to the numbers used in The Cornell Peru Project Bibliography and Personnel (Dobyns and Vazquez, 1964). When the collection was accessioned some printed materials had been arranged by this system. There was also a sizable number of papers or publications not included in the bibliography, which had no arrangement, but that have been incorporated into this subseries. Material from the first accession fitting one of the three section headings of the bibliography was numbered sequentially and placed at the end of the appropriate section. Publications from the second accession were incorporated into the bibliography where appropriate but they were not numbered. The titles of the sections are: Administrative Proposals, Reports and Documents; Cornell Peru Project Scientific Reports; and Popular Descriptions of the Cornell Peru Project. Two other sections were established for material that did not fit the original three. The two new sections are: Cornell Comparative Studies of Cultural Change Scientific Reports; and Andean Indian Community Research and Development Program Scientific Reports. Some of the papers in Sections IV and V are based on information gathered as part of the CPP, but not produced as CPP publications.
		Administrative Proposals, Reports and Documents
Box 1	Folder 38	1. Adams, Richard N.; and Cumberland, Charles C. United States University Cooperation in Latin America. East Lansing: Institute of Research on Overseas Programs, Michigan State University. (The Peru-Cornell Anthropology Project of Cornell University and the Instituto Indigenista Peruano, pp. 187-196).	1960
Box 1	Folder 39	3. Blanchard, William C. "Tercer Informe del Proyecto Peru-Cornell," Peru Indigena, V: 12 pp. 153-159.	1953
Box 1	Folder 40	4. Blanchard, William C. "Informe del Proyecto Peru-Cornell: 1954," Boletin Indigenista, XV: 3 (Sept.) 274-285.	1955
Box 1	Folder 41	5. Blanchard, William C. "Informe del Proyecto Peru-Cornell: 1955," Boletin Indigenista, XVI: 2-3 (Aqosto) 202-215.	1956
Box 1	Folder 42	7. Dobyns, Henry F. "El Proyecto Peru Cornell," Peru Indigena, IX: 20-21 (Enero-Junio) 125-130.	1961
Box 1	Folder 43	8. Dobyns, Henry F. Eleventh Report of the Cornell Peru Project.	1962
Box 1	Folder 44	9. Dobyns, Henry F.; and Monge M., Carlos. "20 Aniversario de la Sociedad de Antropologia Aplicada," Peru Indigena, IX: 20-21 (Enero-Junio) 141-143.	1961
Box 1	Folder 45	Doughty, Paul L.; and Vazquez, Mario C. Duodecimo Informe del Proyecto Peru-Cornell.	1964
Box 1	Folder 46	10. Holmberg, Allan R. "La Realizacion del Proyecto de Antropologia Aplicada en la Zona de Vicos, Marcara, Ancash," Peru Indigena, 11: 4 (Enero) 88-90.	1952
Box 1	Folder 47	11. Holmberg, Allan R. "Estudios de Aculturacion en el Callejon de Huaylas," Peru Indigena, 11: 4 (Enero) 91-95.	1952
Box 1	Folder 48	13. "Proyecto Peru-Cornell en las Ciencias Sociales Aplicadas," Peru Indigena, 11: 5-6 (Junio) 158-166.	1952
Box 1	Folder 49	17. Holmberg, Allan R.; and Monge M., Carlos "Prorroga del acuerdo Celebrado entre la Universidad de Cornell y el Instituto Indigenista Peruano," Boletin Indigenista. XVII: 4 (Dic.) 358-363.	1957
Box 1	Folder 50	30. Vazquez, Mario C.; and Dobyns, Henry F. Summary Description of Vicos School Lunch Program. Lima: Proyecto Peru-Cornell (mimeograph).	1961
Box 1	Folder 51	31. Velasco Nunez, Manuel D. "Proyecto Peru-Cornell," Boletin Indigenista, XV: 1 (Marzo) 78-79.	1955
Box 1	Folder 52	32. Velasco Nunez, Manuel D. "Informe del Instituto Indigenista Peruano: 1955," Boletin Indigenista, XVI: 1 (Marzo) 84-95.	1956
Box 1	Folder 53	Bibliografia del Proyecto Peru-Cornell de 1951 a 1964.
Box 1	Folder 54	The Vicos Research Proposal	undated
Box 1	Folder 55	I.1. Alers, J. Oscar; Vazquez, Mario C.; Holmberg, Allan R.; and Dobyns, Henry F. Human Freedom and Geographic Mobility. Ithaca: Cornell University Department of Anthropology (mimeograph). also in Current, 6:3 (June) 336. 1965.	1965
Box 1	Folder 56	I.2. Dobyns, Henry F.; and Vazquez, Mario C. a. The Cornell Peru Project Bibliography and Personnel. Ithaca: Cornell Peru Project Pamphlet No. 2, Department of Anthropology. 1964. b. Bibliografia del Proyecto Peru-Cornell entre el 1 de Diciembre de 1963 y el 30 de Noviembre de 1964. (copy) c. Bibliography of the Cornell-Peru Project. (mimeograph). Oct., 1959
Box 1	Folder 57	I.3. Holmberg, Allan R.; and Dobyns, Henry F. "Transformation of Peasant Societies," Science, 147:3661 (Feb.) 1062-1066. 1965.	1965
Box 1	Folder 58	I.4. Morris, Earl W. Etapas para el Desarrollo Socio-Economico de Mayobamba. Lima: Folletos del Proyecto Peru-Cornell No. 3. 1964.	1964
Box 1	Folder 59	I.5. Social Science Research Center. Reactions in Peru to the Cornell Peru Project. Ithaca: Cornell University (mimeograph). 1959.	1959
Box 1	Folder 60	Turner, Frank L. Benchmarks to Measure Economic Progress in a Peruvian Village.
		Cornell Peru Project Scientific Reports
Box 1	Folder 61	33. Allen, Fred H., Jr. "Inheritance of the Diego (Dia) Blood-Group Factor," American Journal of Human Genetics, 10:l (March) 64-67.	1958
Box 1	Folder 62	34. Andrews, David H. "Migration en Paucartambo, Pasco, Peru," Migracion e integracion en el Peru. editores: Henry F. Dobyns y Mario C. Vazquez. Lima, 1963	1963
Box 1	Folder 63	Andrews, David H. "Public Image of President John F. Kennedy in Paucartambo, Peru."
Box 1	Folder 64	35. Andrews, David H. Integration in a Peruvian Indigenous Community. paper read before 60th Annual Meeting, American Anthropological Association, Philadelphia, Nov. 16, 1961.	1961
Box 1	Folder 65	37. Arellano Bados, Consuelo. Opinion Publica y Comunicacion en la Provincia de Tam. Lima: Proyecto Peru-Cornell (mimeograph). 1962.	1962
Box 1	Folder 66	38. Barkin, David. Commercial Activity in a Peruvian Community. N.Y.: Columbia University (mimeograph) 1961.	1961
Box 1	Folder 67	41. Bradfield, Stillman. Migration from Huaylas: A Study of Brothers. Cornell University Ph.D. Thesis. 1963.	1963
		1 volume
Box 1	Folder 68	43. Castillo Ardiles, Hernan. Migracion Interna en el Peru: Una Bibliografia. Lima: Universidad de San Marcos. 1961. (mimeograph)	1961
Box 1	Folder 69	44. Chadbourn, Cheryl. Concepts of Disease in a Peruvian Indian Community. N.Y.: Cornell University. 1962. (mimeograph)	1962
Box 9	Folder 1	46. Collazos Chiriboga, Carlos. La Familia Peruana, Suma y Resta de su Nutricion. Lima. 1954.	1954
Box 9	Folder 2	47. Collazos Chiriboga, Carlos; et al. "Dietary Surveys in Peru, III. Chacan and Vicos. Rural Communities in the Peruvian Andes," Journal of the American Dietetic Association, 30 (Dec.) 1222-1230. 1954.	1954
Box 9	Folder 3	49. Collier, John and Mary. "An Experiment in Applied Anthropology," Scientific American, 196:l (Jan.) 37-45. 1957.	1957
Box 9	Folder 4	51. Dobyns, Henry F. "Migracion e Integracion," pp. 18-20 in No. 60. 1963.	1963
Box 9	Folder 5	52. Dobyns, Henry F.a. Basic Problems of Development in the Callejon de Huaylas. b. Problemas Basicos en el Desarrollo del Callejon de Huaylas. Lima: Cornell Peru Project. 1961. (mimeograph)	1961
Box 9	Folder 6	54. Dobyns, Henry F. "Estructura del Buro de Asuntos Indigenas de los EE. UU.," Peru Indigena, IX:20 y 21 (Enero-Junio) 145-150. 1961.	1961
Box 9	Folder 7	55. Dobyns, Henry F. Social Solutions for Real and Perceived Aridity in the Andes, N.Y.: Cornell University. 1963. (mimeograph)	1963
Box 9	Folder 8	56. Dobyns, Henry F. "An Outline of Andean Epidemic History to 1720," Bulletin of the History of Medicine, 37:6 (Nov.-Dec.) 493-515. 1963.	1963
Box 9	Folder 9	57. Dobyns, Henry F.; Monge M., Carlos; and Vazquez, Mario C.a. "Desarrollo Comunal y Regional," Peru Indigena, IX:20-21 (Enero-Junio) 133-139. 1961.b. "Summary of Technical-Organizational Progress and Reactions To It," Human Organization, 21:2 (Summer) 109-115. 1962. c. "A Contagious Experiment, The Vicos Idea Has Spread Throughout Peru," Saturday Review, Nov. 3, pp. 59-62. 1962. e. 1962 H. O. abstracted in Ekistics (Athens) 14:85 (Dec.) 285-286.
Box 9	Folder 10	58. Dobyns, Henry F.; and Carrasco R., Ella. Un Analisis de la Situacion de las Comunidades Indigenas en el Ambiente Nacional. Lima: Cornell Peru Project Pamphlets No. 1. 1962.	1962
Box 9	Folder 11	59. Dobyns, Henry F.; and Carrasco R., Ella. The Indigenous Communities of Pasco. Preliminary Report. Lima: Cornell Peru Project (mimeograph). 1962.	1962
Box 9	Folder 12	60. Dobyns, Henry F.; and Vazquez. Mario C. Migracion e Integracion en el Peru. Lima: Editorial Estudios Andinos Monografia Andina No. 2. 1963.	1963
Box 9	Folder 13	61. Doughty, Paul L. Some Indices of Revolution in Latin America. Ithaca: Cornell Peru Project (mimeograph) . 1960.	1960
Box 9	Folder 14	62. Doughty, Paul L. El Caso de Huaylas: Un Distrito en la Perspectiva Nacional. Lima: Proyecto Peru-Cornell (mimeograph). also in No. 60. 1963.	1963
Box 9	Folder 15	63. Doughty, Paul L. Community Organization and Culture Change in Huaylas Peru. Ithaca: Cornell Peru Project (mimeograph). 1961.	1961
Box 9	Folder 16	66. Doughty, Paul L. The Peace Corps Volunteer as an Agent of Change in the Peruvian Sierra. Ithaca: Cornell University Department of Anthropology (mimeograph). 1963.	1963
Box 9	Folder 17	67. Doughty, Paul L.; and Andrews, David H.a. Rural Peruvian Views of President J. F. Kennedy. Lima: Cornell Peru Project (mimeograph). 1961. b. Presentaciones de Representantes de Varias Comunidades del Callejon de Huaylas Visitadas por el Senor Edward K. Kennedy. Lima: Proyecto Peru-Cornell (mimeograph). 1961.	1961
Box 9	Folder 18	68. Fearer, Jane. An Analysis of Vicos Schoolboy Perception of Their Kinship System: An Experiment in using a projective typing test technique. Cambridge: Radcliffe College (mimeograph). 1961.	1961
Box 9	Folder 19	69. Fine, Norman L. Coca Chewing: A Social Versus a Nutritional Interpretation. N.Y.: Columbia University (mimeograph). 1960.	1960
Box 9	Folder 20	71. Fried, Jacob.a. "Enfermedad y Organizacion Social," Etnologia y Arqueologia, Lima: Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos I:l 38-49. 1960. b. The Social Organization and Value System of a Peruvian Hacienda Community: Vicos. Ithaca: Cornell University.
Box 9	Folder 21	77. Ghersi Barrera, Humberto. Caracteristicas de la Migracion en el Distrito de Marcara. Museo de la Cultura Peruana. Lima: Proyecto Peru-Cornell (mimeograph). 1961. also in No. 60, 1963.	1961
Box 9	Folder 22	78. Ghersi Barrera, Humberto; and Dobyns, Henry F. Migracion por Etapas: El Caso del Valle de Viru. Museo de la Cultura Peruana. Lima: Proyecto Peru-Cornell (mimeographed). 1961. also in No. 60, 1963.	1961
Box 9	Folder 23	79. Goldsen, Rose K.; and Stein, William W. The Introduction of NSP in Vicos: The Story Line. Ithaca: Cornell University Department of Sociology and Anthropology (mimeograph) 1956.	1956
Box 9	Folder 24	80. Hickman, Carolyn C. Early Child Care Among the Chinchera Aymara. Ithaca: Cornell University (duplicated). 1962.	1962
Box 9	Folder 25	83. Hickman, John V. Peruvian Aymara and Their Dialectic of Progress. Ithaca: Cornell University (duplicated). 1962.	1962
Box 9	Folder 26	86. Holmberg, Allan R. "Child Training in Vicos, Peru," Delphian Quarterly, No. 34 (Jan.) 3-8. 1951.	1951
Box 9	Folder 27	87. Holmberg, Allan R. Excerpt from The Interrelations of Demographic, Economic, and Social Problems in Selected Underdeveloped Areas. N.Y.: Milbank Memorial Fund, pp. 143-149. 1954.	1954
Box 9	Folder 28	88. Holmberg, Allan R. a. Experimental Intervention in a Field Situation. paper delivered at the 1955 Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology, Bloomington, Indiana. b. "Participant Intervention in the Field," Human Organization. 14:l 23-26.
Box 9	Folder 29	90. Holmberg, Allan R. "The Research and Development Approach to the Study of Change," Human Organization, 17:l (Spring) 12-16. 1958.	1958
Box 9	Folder 30	91. Holmberg, Allan R. "Land Tenure and Planned Social Change: A Case from Vicos, Peru," Human Organization, 18:l (Spring) 7-10. 1959.	1959
Box 9	Folder 31	92. Holmberg, Allan R. "Participant Intervention in the Field," Human Organization, 14:l (Spring) 23-26. 1955.	1955
Box 9	Folder 32	94. Holmberg, Allan R. "Age in the Andes," p. 86-90 in Robert J. Smith (ed.) "Cultural Differences in the Life Cycle and the Concept of Time," 1961.	1961
Box 9	Folder 33	96. Holmberg, Allan R. and Dobyns, Henry F. "The Process of Accelerating Community Change," Human Organization, 21:2 (Summer) 107-109. 1962.	1962
Box 9	Folder 34	97. Holmberg, Allan R. and Dobyns, Henry F. Integrated Community Development-The Vicos Experience. Ithaca: Cornell Department of Anthropology. 1963.	1963
Box 9	Folder 35	98. Holmberg, Allan R.; Dobyns, Henry F.; and Vazquez, Mario C. "Methods for the-Analysis-of Cultural Change," Anthropological Quarterly, 34:2 (April) 27-46. 1961.	1961
Box 9	Folder 36	99. Huenemann. Ruth L. "Nutrition and Care of Young Children in Peru," Journal of the American Dietetic Association, 30:6 (June) 554-558. 1954.	1954
Box 9	Folder 37	102. Kauffmnn Doig, Federico. "Las ruinas de Chopijirca (Vicos, Ancash)," Revista del Museo Nacional, XXV, pp. 120-139. 1956.	1956
Box 9	Folder 38	103. Kennedy, John L.; and Lasswell, Harold D. "A Cross-Cultural Test of Self-Image," Human Organization, 17:l (Spring) 41-43. 1958.	1958
Box 9	Folder 39	104. Lasswell, Harold D. "Integrating Communities into More Inclusive Systems," Ekistics, (Athens) 14:85 (Dec.) 286-289. 1962.	1962
Box 9	Folder 40	107. Mangin, William P. "Estratificacion social en el Callejon de Huaylas." Revista del Museo Nacional, XXIV, pp. 174-189. 1955.	1955
Box 9	Folder 41	108. Mangin, William P. "Haciendas, Comunidades and Strategic Acculturation in the Peruvian Sierra," Sociologus, 7:2, pp. 142-146. 1957.	1957
Box 9	Folder 42	109. Mangin, William P. "La bebida entre los indios de los Andes," Peru Indigena, VII:16-17 (Julio-Dic.) 14-22. 1958.	1958
Box 9	Folder 43	110. Mangin, William P. "Organization Social en Vicos," Etnologia y Arqueologia, (Institute de Etnologia, Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos) 1:l. pp. 24-37. 1960.	1960
Box 9	Folder 44	111. Mangin, William P. "Fiestas in an Indian Community in Peru," pp. 84-92 in Symposium: Patterns of Land Utilization and Other Papers. 1961.	1961
Box 9	Folder 45	114. Monge Medrano, Carlos. "La Distribucion Vertical de la Vida en el Peru: Migraciones y Nomadismo," pp. 11-17 in No. 60. 1963.	1963
Box 9	Folder 46	115. Monge Medrano, Carlos. "Clausura del Simposio," p. 187 in No. 60. 1963.	1963
Box 9	Folder 47	116. Monge Medrano, Carlos; and Vazquez, Mario C. "Antropologia y Medicina," Peru Indigena, VII:14-15 (Julio) 19-33. 1957.	1957
Box 9	Folder 48	117. Monge Medrano, Carlos; and Vazquez, Mario C. "El Proceso de Aculturacion de Vicos," Peru Indigena, X:22 y 23, pp. 9-15. 1963.	1963
Box 9	Folder 49	118. Montalvo Vidal, Abner. Salud Publica y Una Pelicula en Vicos. Lima: Talleres Educacion Sanitaria, Ministerio de Salud Publica y Asistencia Social. 1957.	1957
Box 9	Folder 50	120. Montoya Rojas, Rodrigo. "Eleccion de Dirigentes: Aceptacion y Resistencia, " Cuadernos, II:l (Julio) 60-82. 1963.	1963
Box 9	Folder 51	121. Newman, Marshall T.; and Collazos Chiriboga, Carlos. "Growth and skeletal maturation in malnourished Indian boys from the Peruvian Sierra," American Journal of Physical Anthropology, 15:3 (Sept.) 431. 1957.	1957
Box 9	Folder 52	123. Patch, Richard W. An Hacienda Becomes a Community. American Universities Field Staff Newsletter, Oct. 4, 1957.	1957
Box 9	Folder 53	125. Payne, E. H.; Gonzales-Mugaburu, L.; and Schliecher, E. M. "An Intestinal Parasite Survey in the High Cordilleras of Peru. I," American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, 5:4 (July) 696-698. 1956.	1956
Box 9	Folder 54	126. Price, Richard. Watanaki: Courtship and Marriage Institutions in Vicos, Peru. Cambridge: Harvard University, (mimeograph). 1961.	1961
Box 9	Folder 55	127. Proyecto Peru-Cornell. Presentaciones de Representantes de Varias Comunidades del Callejon de Huaylas Visitadas por el Senor Edward K. Kennedy. Lima: Proyecto Peru-Cornell (mimeograph). 1961	1961
Box 9	Folder 56	128. Richards de Dobyns, Cara E. Urban Peruvian Medical Concepts. paper read before the American Anthropological Association 1961 Annual Meeting, Philadelphia. Lima: Cornell Peru Project (mimeograph)	128
Box 9	Folder 57	130. Snyder, Joan C. "The Changing Context of an Andean Community," Cultural Stability and Cultural Change, American Ethnological Society Annual Spring Meeting, pp. 20-29. 1957.	1957
Box 9	Folder 58	132b. Stein, William W. Recommendations for a Modernization Program in Peru. Ithaca: Cornell University Department of Anthropology, (mimeograph). 1950	1950
Box 9	Folder 59	133. Stein, William W. "The Case of the Hungry Calves," Human Organization, 15:l (Spring) 15-21. 1956.	1956
Box 9	Folder 60	134. Stein, William W. "Outside Contact and Cultural Stability in a Peruvian Highland Village," Cultural Stability and Cultural Change, (Spring) pp. 15-19. 1957.	1957
Box 9	Folder 61	136. Stevens, Robert D. Agricultural Production on Hacienda Vicos, Description and Analysis of a Hacienda Agricultural Society in the Andes of Peru. Ithaca: Department of Sociology & Anthropology (mimeograph). 1954.	1954
		[See also Separated Materials]
Box 9	Folder 62	137b. Stycos, J. Mayone. Considerations in the Analysis of Population Characteristics. (copy).
Box 9	Folder 63	138. Stycos, J. Mayone. Culture and Differential Fertility in Peru. paper presented at Inter-American Meeting of Sociologists. Princeton. Ithaca: Department of Sociology (mimeograph). 1962.	1962
Box 9	Folder 64	139. Stycos, J. Mayone; and Richards de Dobyns, Cara. Fuentes de la migracion a la Gran Lima. Lima: Proyecto Peru-Cornell (mimeograph). 1961. also in No. 60. pp. 37-44.	1961
Box 9	Folder 65	142. Trigoso P., Jorge. "Instrumentos Musicales de Vicos," Cuadernos, II:l (Julio) 53-59. 1963.	1963
Box 9	Folder 66	143. Tuohy, William S. A Study of the Political and Administrative Position of Vicos a Peruvian Indian Community. N.Y.: Columbia-Cornell-Harvard Summer Field Studies Program (mimeograph). 1962.	1962
Box 9	Folder 67	148. Vazquez, Mario C. The Peruvian Elite. Ithaca: Cornell University Department of Sociology & Anthropology (mimeograph). 1959.	1959
Box 9	Folder 68	150. Vazquez, Mario C. Proceso de Migracion en la Comunidad de Vicos, Ancash. Lima: Proyecto Peru-Cornell (mimeograph). 1961. also in No. 60 pp. 93-102.	1961
Box 9	Folder 69	151. Vazquez, Mario C. Hacienda, Peonaje y Servidumbre en los Andes Peruanos. Lima: Editorial Estudios Andinos, Monografias Andinas No. 1. 1961.	1961
Box 9	Folder 70	152. Vazquez, Mario C. Educacion Formal en una Comunidad Rural Indigena: "Vicos." Lima: Proyecto Peru-Cornell, (mimeograph). 1961.	1961
Box 9	Folder 71	154. Vazquez, Mario C. "Cambios Socio-Economicos en una Hacienda Andina del Peru," America Indigena, XXII:4 (Oct.) 297-312. 1962.	1962
Box 9	Folder 72	155. Vazquez, Mario C.; and Dobyns, Henry F.a. Transformacion de las Haciendas con Peonaje y Servidumbre en Cooperativas de Produccion. Lima: Proyecto Peru-Cornell (mimeograph). 1963. b. The Transformation of Manors into Producers' Cooperatives. Ithaca: Comparative Studies of Cultural Change, Cornell Department of Anthropology (mimeograph). 1964.
Box 9	Folder 73	156. Whyte, William F.; and Holmberg, Allan R. a. Human Problems of U.S. Enterprise in Latin America. Special number, Human Organization, 15:3 (Autumn). 1956. b. "From Paternalism to Democracy," Community Development Bulletin, IX:l (Dec.) 13-19. 1957. c. "Some Fundamental Assumptions of Latin American Culture," Case Studies in Foreign Operation, pp. 207-221. 1957. d. "Problems of U.S. Enterprise in Latin America," review of 156a. in Looking Ahead, National Planning Association, 5:6 (Sept.) 4. 1957.
Box 9	Folder 74	II.6. Alers, J. Oscar. Population and Development in a Peruvian Community. Ithaca: Cornell University Comparative Studies of Cultural Change (mimeograph). 1964. also in Journal of Inter-American Studies, VI1:4 (Oct.) 423-448. 1965.	1965
Box 9	Folder 75	II.7. Andrews, David H.; et al. Paucartambo, Pasco, Peru, Whence...Whither. Ithaca: Socio-Economic Development of Andean Communities, Report No. 7, Cornell University. 1965. also correspondence between Andrews and Dobyns, and a list of errata.	1965
Box 9	Folder 76	II.9. Bornstein, George J. Holy Places and Their Effect on Conduct in Vicos, Ancash, Peru. Ithaca: Cornell University Department of Anthropology (mimeograph). 1965.	1965
Box 9	Folder 77	II.10. Castillo, Hernan; Castillo, Teresa; and Revilla, Arcenio. Accopata: The Reluctant Recipient of Technological Change. Ithaca: Socio-Economic Development of Andean Communities. Re-p ort No. 2 Cornell University. 1963.	1963
Box 9	Folder 78	II.11. Castillo, Hernan; Castillo, Teresa; and Revilla, Arcenio. Carcas: La Comunidad Olvidada. Lima: Editorial Estudios Andinos. 1965.	1965
Box 9	Folder 79	II.12. Castillo, Hernan; Castillo, Teresa; and Revilla, Arcenio. Carcas: The Forgotten Community. Ithaca: Socio-Economic Development of Andean Communities. Report No. 1. Cornell University.
Box 9	Folder 80	II.13. Castillo, Hernan; et al. Chaquicocha: Community in Progress. Ithaca: Socio-Economic Development of Andean Communities. Report No. 5. Cornell University. 1964.	1964
Box 9	Folder 81	II.14. Castillo, Hernan; et al. Mito: The Orphan of Its Illustrious Children. Ithaca: Socio-Economic Development of Andean Communities, Report No. 4. Cornell University. 1964.	1964
Box 9	Folder 82	II.15. Dobyns, Henry F. Las Comunidades Indigena Peruanas en el Desarrollo Nacional. Ithaca: Cornell University Department of Anthropology (mimeograph). 1965.	1965
Box 9	Folder 83	II.16. Dobyns, Henry F. Change Without Design in the Central Andes. Ithaca: Cornell University Department of Anthropology (mimeograph). 1966.	1966
Box 9	Folder 84	II.17. Dobyns, Henry F. Peasants, Politics, and Peace in the Andes. Salt Lake City Address. (mimeograph)
Box 9	Folder 85	II.18. Dobyns, Henry F. "Problemas sociales del desarrollo agrario Peruano," Mensajero Agricola, XXIII: 148 (marzo) 8-12. 1962.	1962
Box 9	Folder 86	II.19. Dobyns, Henry F. The Social Matrix of Peruvian Indigenous Communities. Ithaca: Cornell Peru Project Monograph. 1964.	1964
Box 10	Folder 1	II.20. Dobyns, Henry F.; Doughty, Paul L.; and Holmberg, Allan R. Measurement of Peace Corps Program Impact in the Peruvian Andes. Ithaca: Cornell University Department of Anthropology. 1964.	1964
Box 10	Folder 2	II.21. Doughty, Paul L. "La Migration Provinciana, Regionalismo, y el Desarrollo Local," Revista de Economia y Agricultura, May, pp. 203-211. 1964.	1964
Box 10	Folder 3	II.22. Doughty, Paul L.; and Negron, Luis. Pararin: A Break with the Past. Ithaca: Socio-Economic Development of Andean Communities, Report No. 6. Cornell University. 1964.	1964
Box 10	Folder 4	II.23. Ducker, Paul. A Study of Ethnocentrism in Vicos Peru. Ithaca: Cornell University Department of Anthropology (mimeograph). 1964.	1964
Box 10	Folder 5	II.24. Holmberg, Allan R. Some Relationships between Psychobiological Deprivation and Culture Change in the Andes. Ithaca: Cornell University Department of Anthropology (mimeograph). 1966.	1966
Box 10	Folder 6	II.25. Holmberg, Allan R.; et al. "The Vicos Case: Peasant Society in Transition," The American Behavioral Scientist, VIII:7 (March) 1965.	1965
Box 10	Folder 7	II.26. Kelly, Patricia May. Legends of the Saints of Vicos. Ithaca: Cornell University (mimeograph). 1962.	1962
Box 10	Folder 8	II.27. Korb, George M. Ticaco, An Aymara Indian Community. Ithaca: Socio-Economic Development of Andean Communities, Report No. 8. Cornell University. 1966.	1966
Box 10	Folder 9	II.28. Lanning, Edward P. "Highland South America," American Antiquity, 31:1, p. 140. 1965.	1965
Box 10	Folder 10	II.29. Maynard, Eileen A. Patterns of Community Service Development in Selected Communities of the Mantaro Valley, Peru. Ithaca: Socio-Economic Development of Andean Communities, Report No. 3. Cornell University. 1964.	1964
Box 10	Folder 11	II.30. Maynard, Eileen A. The Peace Corps in Peru: A Final Report on Volunteer Performance, Problems and Attitudes. Ithaca: Cornell University Department of Anthropology. 1964.	1964
Box 10	Folder 12	II.31. Montalva Vidal, Abner. El Compadrazgo o parentino espiritual en una colectividad de colonies de hacienda en la Sierra Central del Peru. Lima: Universidad Nacional de San Marcos, Tesis de Bachiller.
Box 10		II.32. Richardson, Gail. School Drop-Outs in Viru. Ithaca: Cornell University (mimeograph). 1965.	1965
Box 10	Folder 14	II.33. Skalka, Harold. Some Aspects of Vicos Mythology and Folklore. Ithaca: Cornell University (mimeograph). 1961.	1961
Box 10	Folder 15	II.34. Stein, William W. Changing Vicos Agriculture. Buffalo: Council on International Studies, SUNY at Buffalo. 1972.	1972
Box 10	Folder 16	II.35. Vazquez, Mario C. Educacion rural en el Callejon de Huaylas: Vicos. Lima: Editorial Estudios Andinos. 1965.	1965
Box 10	Folder 17	II.36. Vazquez, Mario C. Inmigracion y Mestizaje en el Peru. Ithaca: Cornell Latin American Year (mimeograph). 1965.	1965
		Popular Descriptions of the Cornell Peru Project
Box 10	Folder 18	157. Anonimo. "Proyecto Peru-Cornell: Vicos constituye el primer Paso firme y seguro do una Pacifica revolucion agraria," Metropoli, I:3 (Feb.) 14-17. 1957.	1957
Box 10	Folder 19	158. Anonimo. "Credito Agricola Supervisado en Vicos," Peru Integral, No. 2 (Mayo) 4. 1958.	1958
Box 10	Folder 20	162. Collier, John. "The Tribe That Slept 400 Years," Pageant, 13:6 (Dec.) 40-47. 1957.	1957
Box 10	Folder 21	163. Curtis, C. Michael. "New Day in Peru," Cornell Alumni News, 64:l0 (May) 1, 6-21. 1962.	1962
Box 10	Folder 22	165. Doughty, Paul L. "The 'Earth Apple'," National Horticultural Magazine, 38:l (Jan.) 21-25. 1959.	1959
Box 10	Folder 23	168. Harbord, J. H. The Vicos Experiment. Lima: Cornell Peru Project (pamphlet). 1961.	1961
Box 10	Folder 24	171. Lear, John. "Reaching the Heart of South America," Saturday Review, Nov. 3, pp. 55-58. 1962.	1962
Box 10	Folder 25	174. Montalvo Vidal, Abner. "Vicos: Experimento Antropologico," Fanal, XIII:51 pp. 2-7. 1957.	1957
Box 10	Folder 26	175. Newman, Marshall T. "Man and the Heights," Natural History, LXVII:l (Jan.) 9-19. 1958.	1958
Box 10	Folder 27	176. O'Hara, Hazel. "Science and the Indian," Natural History, LXVII:6 pp. 268-275, 282-283. 1958.	1958
Box 10	Folder 28	177. (Ravines, Eudocio). "La Demoledora Experiencia de Vicos," Vanguardia, (Lima) No. 203 (13 Nov.) 8-9. 1962.	1962
Box 10	Folder 29	178. Stowe, Leland. "Miracle at Vicos," Reader's Digest, (April) 222-226, 228. 1963.	1963
Box 10	Folder 30	179. Talavera T., Juis Gmo. Educacion Civica. Lima: Editorial Colegio Militar Leoncio Prado. (Leccion 17: El Problema del Indio. pp. 88-98.) 1961.	1961
Box 10	Folder 31	180. Zileri Gibson, Enrique. "Los Quieren Traicionar," Caretas, (1-15 Julio) pp. 12-14. 1961.	1961
Box 10	Folder 32	III.37. Bolton, Ralph. The History of the Founding of a Community in the Andes and the development of its arts and crafts. Peace Corps (mimeograph). 1965.	1965
Box 10	Folder 33	III.38. Doughty, Paul L. Pitfalls and Progress in the Peruvian Sierra. reprint from Cultural Frontiers of the Peace Corps, ed. by Robert B. Textor. Mass.: M.I.T. Press, pp. 221-241. 1965.	1965
Box 10	Folder 34	III.39. Patch, Richard W. "Vicos and the Peace Corps, a Failure in Intercultural Communication," West Coast South America Series, XI:2 (March) 255-262. 1964.	1964
Box 10	Folder 35	III.40. Schechter, Mal. Raised Out of Serfdom in Peru, Indians Show Anxiety Symptoms," Modern Medicine, (Minneapolis), May 10, 1965. also memos to Henry Dobyns.	1965
		Cornell Comparative Studies of Cultural Change Scientific Reports
Box 10	Folder 36	IV.41. Alers, J. Oscar. Method and Reliability in the 1963 Survey of Vicos. Ithaca: Cornell University Department of Anthropology (mimeograph). 1965.	1965
Box 10	Folder 37	IV.42. Aranguri L., Marcial. Teoria de migracion y migracion en la ciudad de Trujillo, 1940-1956. (mimeograph). 1961.	1961
Box 10	Folder 38	IV.43. Bourne, James Russel and Bourne, Dorothy Dulles. Thirty Years of Change in Ten Selected Areas of Rural Puerto Rico. Ithaca: Cornell University Department of Anthropology (mimeograph). 1964.	1964
		1 volume
Box 10	Folder 39	IV.44. Brown, Jack; and Burela, Alberto; with Dobyns, Henry F. Participant Intervention in Providing Domestic Water. Ithaca: Cornell University Department of Anthropology (mimeograph). 1964.	1964
Box 10	Folder 40	IV.45. Dobyns, Henry F. Estimating Aboriginal American Population. Ithaca: Cornell University Department of Anthropology (mimeograph). 1964.	1964
Box 10	Folder 41	IV.46. Dobyns, Henry F. Methodological Limits to Cultural Relativism. Ithaca: Cornell University Department of Anthropology (mimeograph). 1963.	1963
Box 10	Folder 42	IV.47. Dobyns, Henry F. The Struggle for Land in Peru: The Hacienda Vicos Case. Ithaca: Cornell University Department of Anthropology (mimeograph). 1965.	1965
Box 10	Folder 43	IV.48. Dobyns, Henry F.; Holmberg, Allan R.; Opler, Morris E.; and Sharp, Lauriston. Methods for Analyzing Cultural Change. Ithaca's Cornell University Department of Anthropology. 1967.	1967
Box 10	Folder 44	IV.49. Dobyns, Henry F.; Holmberg, Allan R.; Opler, Morris E.; and Sharp, Lauriston. Recommendations for Future Research on the Processes of Cultural Change. Ithaca: Cornell University Department of Anthropology. 1966.	1966
Box 10	Folder 45	IV.50. Dobyns, Henry F.; Holmberg, Allan R.; Opler, Morris E.; and Sharp, Lauriston. Some Principles of Cultural Change. Ithaca: Cornell University Department of Anthropology. 1967.	1967
Box 10	Folder 46	IV.51. Dobyns, Henry F.; Holmberg, Allan R.; Opler, Morris E.; and Sharp, Lauriston. Strategic Intervention in the Cultural Change Process. Ithaca: Cornell University Department of Anthropology. 1967.	1967
Box 10	Folder 47	IV.52. Ezell, Paul H. A Comparison of Drinking Patterns in Three Hispanic Cities. Ithaca: Cornell University Department of Anthropology (mimeograph). 1965.	1965
Box 10	Folder 48	IV.53. Flores, Elias J. Modelos de migracion a la Frontera Selvatica. (mimeograph).
Box 10	Folder 49	IV.54. Freeman, David L. La Junta de Obras Publicas de Ancash, A Case Study of a Peruvian Government Agency at Departmental Level. Ithaca: Cornell University Department of Anthropology (mimeograph). 1964.	1964
Box 11	Folder 1	IV.55. Hanks, L.M.; and Hanks, Jane R. "Crisis in Bang Chan," Saturday Review, June, 2, pp. 41-44. 1956.	1956
Box 11	Folder 2	IV.56. Hanks, Lucien M.; Hanks, Jane R.; Sharp, Lauriston; and Sharp, Ruth B. A Report on Tribal Peoples in Chiengrai Province North of the Mae Kok River. Ithaca: Cornell University Department of Anthropology (mimeograph). 1964.	1964
Box 11	Folder 3	IV. 57. The Transformation of the Political, Legal, and Social Systems of Suppressed Peasant Societies: The Vicos Case. Symposium, American Association for the Advancement of Sciences, Montreal, Canada. Ithaca: Cornell University Department of Anthropology. 26 December 1964.
		Contains: "The Changing Values and Institutions of Vicos in the Context of National Development" by Allan R. Holmberg; "The Interplay between Power and Wealth" by Mario C. Vazquez; "The Interrelationship of Power, Respect, Affections, and Rectitude in Vicos" by Paul L. Doughty; "The Quest for Well-being" by J. Oscar Alers; "The Strategic Importance of Enlightenment and Skill for Power" by Henry F. Dobyns.
Box 11	Folder 4	IV.58. Holmberg, Allan R.; and Dobyns, Henry F. Case Studies of Subsistence and Transition. Ithaca: Cornell University Department of Anthropology. 1965.	1965
Box 11	Folder 5	IV.59. Lancaster, Nadja Bee. Hospital De Belen in Huaraz, Peru. Ithaca: Cornell University Department of Anthropology (mimeograph). 1965.	1965
Box 11	Folder 6	IV.60. Mencher, Joan P. Kerala and Madras: A Comparative Study of Ecology and Social Structure. Ithaca: Cornell University Department of Anthropology (mimeograph). 1964-65.	1964-65
Box 11	Folder 7	IV.61. Morris, Earl W. Culture, Migration, and Fertility in Peru. Ithaca: Cornell University Department of Anthropology (mimeograph).
Box 11	Folder 8	IV.62. Morris, Earl W. Marriage and the Family in Latin America. Ithaca: Cornell University (mimeograph). 1964.	1964
Box 11	Folder 9	IV.63. Murphy. Jane M. Sociocultural Change and Mental Illness Among Yorubas. Ithaca: Cornell University Department of Anthropology (mimeograph). 1965.	1965
Box 11	Folder 10	IV.64. Oberg, Kalervo. Community Development Programs in Puerto Rico. (mimeograph). 1955.	1955
Box 11	Folder 11	IV.65. Oberg, Kalervo. The Government Land Settlement Program in Surinam. Ithaca: Cornell University Department of Anthropology (mimeograph). 1965.	1965
		1 volume
Box 11	Folder 12	IV.66. Oberg, Kalervo. A Study of Farm Productivity in the Santo Boma Settlement Project, Surinam. Ithaca: Cornell University Department of Anthropology (mimeograph). 1964.	1964
Box 11	Folder 13	IV.67. Oberg, Kalervo. Water Supply Development Through Joint Action. Ithaca: Cornell University Department of Anthropology (mimeograph). 1964.	1964
Box 11	Folder 14	IV.68. Opler, Morris E. a. "Particularization and Generalization as Processes in Ritual and Culture," The Journal of Asian Studies, XXIII (June, 1964), 83-87. b. "Cultural Context and Population Control Programs in Village India," Fact and Theory in Social Science, ed. by Earl W. Count and Gordon T. Bowles. Syracuse: Syracuse University Press, pp. 201-221. 1964. c. "Morgan and Materialism: A Reply to Professor Opler," and "Reply," Current Anthropology, 5:2, pp. 109-114. (1964). d. "Values and Education in Cultural Perspective," Values in American Education, ed. by Theodore Brameld and Stanley Elam. Bloomington: Phi Delta Kappa, pp. 115-137. 1964.	1964
Box 11	Folder 15	IV.69. Opler, Morris E.; et al. The South Asian Village--A bibliography. (mimeograph). 1964.	1964
Box 11	Folder 16	IV.70. Portugal, Jose; and Cheng, Alberto. Migration en el Valle de Lurin. Lima: Instituto de Etnologia y Archeologia. Universidad de San Marcos (mimeograph). 1961.	1961
Box 11	Folder 17	IV.71. Richards, Cara E. Dine Bitoh: Navajo Water Use. Ithaca: Cornell University Department of Anthropology (mimeograph). 1964.	1964
Box 11	Folder 18	IV.72. Richards, Cara E. Some Changes in Navajo Diet. Ithaca: Cornell University Department of Anthropology (mimeograph). 1964.	1964
Box 11	Folder 19	IV.73. Sabogal W., Jose R. Sumario sobre la economia de migracion. (mimeograph).
Box 11	Folder 20	IV.74. Smith, Robert J. Town and City in "Pre-Modern" Japan: Small Families, Small Households, and Residential Instability. Ithaca: Cornell University Department of Anthropology (mimeograph). 1964.	1964
Box 11	Folder 21	IV.75. Soler, Eduardo. Fuentes de migracion al complejo agricola-industrial de Paramonga. (mimeograph).
Box 11	Folder 22	IV.76. Solis, Cesar A. Fuentes de migracion al puerto industrial de Chimbote. (mimeograph). 1961.	1961
Box 11	Folder 23	IV.77. Thanhauser, Ralph J. A Peruvian Trucking Industry. Ithaca: Cornell University Department of Anthropology (mimeograph). 1965.	1965
Box 11	Folder 24	IV.78. Vazquez, Mario C. Aquia and Caranavi: Two Cases of Internal Migration in the Andes. Ithaca: Cornell University (mimeograph).
Box 11	Folder 25	IV.79. Vazquez, Mario C. The "Castas": Unilinear Kin Groups in Vicos, Peru. Ithaca: Cornell University (mimeograph). 1964.	1964
Box 11	Folder 26	IV.80. Vazquez, Mario C. Chicha in the Central Andean Countries. Ithaca: Cornell University Department of Anthropology (mimeograph).
Box 11	Folder 27	IV.81. Vazquez, Mario C. Two Cases of Internal Migration in the Andes. Ithaca: Cornell University Department of Anthropology (mimeograph). 1966.	196
Box 11	Folder 28	IV.82. Vazquez, Mario C. The Varayoc System in Vicos. Ithaca: Cornell University (mimeograph). 1964.	1964
Box 11	Folder 29	IV.83. Vazquez, Mario C. Viru: Land and Society. Ithaca: Cornell University Department of Anthropology (mimeograph).
Box 11	Folder 30	IV.84. Vazquez, Mario C.; and Dobyns, Henry F. The Transformation of Manors into Producers' Cooperatives. Ithaca: Cornell University Department of Anthropology (mimeograph). 1964.	1964
Box 11	Folder 31	IV.85. Vazquez, Mario C.; and Holmberg, Allan R. The Castas: Unilinear Kin Groups in Vicos, Peru. Ithaca: Cornell University (mimeograph). 1965.	1965
		Andean Indian Community Research and Development Program Scientific Reports
Box 11	Folder 32	V.86. Bradfield, Stillman. "Some Occupational Aspects of Migration," Economic Development and Cultural Change, XIV:l (Oct.) pp. 61-70. 1965.	1965
Box 11	Folder 33	V.87. Dobyns, Henry F. Farm-Market Roads in Nation Development in the Central Andes. (mimeograph).
Box 11	Folder 34	IV.88. Maynard, Eileen A. Indians in Misery. Ithaca: Cornell University Department of Anthropology. 1965.	1965
Box 11	Folder 35	V.89. Maynard, Eileen; Frølund, Bjarke; and Rasmussen, Christian. Drinking Patterns in Highland Ecuador. Ithaca: Cornell University Department of Anthropology (mimeograph). 1965.	1965
Box 11	Folder 36-37	Vazquez, Mario C. Report on the Kami Mine. 2 volumes.	1966
		Microfilms, Audiotapes and Motion Picture Film
		Scope and Contents Most of the tapes and microfilms were obtained by CPP personnel while working on publications. Some of the information is marginally related to the rest of the collection. On one audio tape Rose K. Goldsen, Director of the Cornell Methodology Project in Vicos, discusses the material accessioned by the Cornell Archives as the Vicos Collection. There is a transcript of an interview with William Stein, a former CPP researcher, discussing the same subject. The rest of the tapes are from a conference on Puerto Rican studies, held at Cornell in the early sixties. There are microfilms of dissertations, records of Bolivian mining operations, and some unidentified material from Puerto Rico. The microfilms of the Bolivian mine records were used in ethnohistorical background research by CPP personnel. The dissertation microfilms are of studies done in Latin America. They were written between 1949 and 1972 (the 1972 dissertation was added by Deborah Wood) and include a wide variety of topics. The motion picture films were added to the collection in 2004 and contain footage of the Vicosinos and Peru in general. All of the films have been digitized and researchers should use the digital copies not the original films. There is also a copy of the 1962 CBS film So That Men Are Free. This film was not digitized by Cornell because of copyright considerations, but it is available on-line from the University of Cambridge at http://www.dspace.cam.ac.uk/handle/1810/56
Box 19		Rose K. Goldsen discussing material accessioned as the Vicos Collection
		Audiotape
Box 19		William W. Stein discussing material accessioned as the Vicos Collection
		Transcript
Box 33		Harwood, Ruth, "An Experiment in Community Development in El Salvador"	1963
		Microfilm
Box 33		Hagen, Edmund Edward, "Highways Into the Amazon"	1962
		Microfilm
Box 33		Himes, James R., "The Utilization of Research for Development: Two Case Studies in Rural Modernization and Agriculture in Peru"	1972
		Microfilm
		Item housed in the Olin Library Media Center. Film 4398.
Box 33		Hundley, Norris C. Jr., "Dividing the Waters: Mexican-American Controversies Over the Waters of The Colorado River and the Rio Grande"	1880-1960
		Microfilm
Box 33		Keller, Frank L., "Geography of the Lake Titicaca Basin of Bolivia"	1949
		Microfilm
Box 33		Klein, Ralph, "The Self-Image of Adult Males in an Andean Culture"	1963
		Microfilm
Box 33		Puerto Rico--Various (3 films) also 8 tapes of conference--Puerto Rico.
Box 33		"Aramayo" Bolivia: Records of mining contracts and companies	1944-1951
		(11 positive and 11 negative microfilms)
Box 33		Meetings, music, dance, procession	1960
		5-3" reel audiotapes
Box 33		Lima	undated
		1-3" reel audiotape
Box 33		Church music	undated
		1-3" reel audiotape
Box 33		Eric & a.d.	undated
		1-3" reel audiotape
Box 33		Music, school children, meetings	1954-1955
		4-5" reel audiotapes
Box 33		Unidentified	undated
		2-5" reel audiotapes
Box 33		Prof. Allan Holmberg, "The Vicos Project and Community Development in Latin America, April 7, 1965"	1965
		1-7" reel audiotape
Box 33		Unidentified	undated
		3-7" reel audiotapes
Box 33	DVD 1	Peru-Vicos, 1954 FuneralDemonstrations in Huaraz after Huapra MassacreGeneral views of Peru [General shots of Callejon de Huaylas, agriculture (plowing, spraying, harvesting etc.), funeral, Vicos celebrations and rituals, village militia training, children playing and at school, building and inaugurating school, nationalist symbols (flag in community, more militia training), hair cuts at school and shots of school]	1954
		The original films are in box 32 but they are not available for research use.
Box 33	DVD 2	Potatoes, 1952 Miscellaneous Vicos footage	1952
		The original films are in box 32 but they are not available for research use.
Box 32		Various Vicos and Peru footage
		6-16mm motion picture films
		Conditions Governing Use Originals - not for public use - please use digitized versions in box 33
Box 32		So That Men Are Free	1962
		Filmed by CBS. Narrated by Walter Cronkite.
		1-16mm motion picture film
		Conditions Governing Use Copyright is held by McGraw-Hill Films.
		Existence and Location of Copies Available on-line at http://www.dspace.cam.ac.uk/handle/1810/56 [link opens new window; site not affiliated with Cornell University]
		Visual Materials
		Scope and Contents The material in this subseries adds to the depth of the collection by providing a visual dimension to documentation. Photographs and slides are clear and present a wide variety of scenes. The slides include scenes from Vicos, the Callejon de Huaylas, Cuzco and Bolivia. Some photographs of Vicos, showing the setting and impact of the CPP, were mounted as an exhibition collection. John Collier, Jr. and Abraham Guillen did a good deal of photography for the project; it is quite possible that they took these photographs although there are no labels. There are also mounted photographs depicting other places in Peru. May Kedney, although not connected with the CPP, taught in the Vicos school the summer of 1954. The paintings by Vicosino boys were produced under her supervision. As an art instructor at Skidmore College, Saratoga Springs, NY, she was interested in how artwork by Vicosino children would compare in subject and style with that of American children. Vicosino children had not done artwork of this type before. They started painting with clay pigments on newspaper, using brushes made from horse tail hair set in builder's glue. Later Kedney got water colors and plain paper. She also gave the boys some clay to model.
		Photographs
Mapcase Folder 5		Callejon de Huaylas (1)
Box 57		Recuayhuanca, Ancash (1)
Mapcase Folder 12		Mayobamba, Ancash (2)
Mapcase Folder 5		Viru, Ancash (1)
Box 58		Sacsahuaman
Box 58		Machu Picchu
Box 58		Unidentified Portrait
Mapcase Folder 12		Colquiri, Bolivia by Carlos Hochmann	1965
		49 panoramic, white-mounted
Mapcase Folder 13		Colquiri, Bolivia by Carlos Hochmann	1965
		49 panoramic, white-mounted
Mapcase Folder 14		Colquiri, Bolivia by Carlos Hochmann	1965
		49 panoramic, white-mounted
Box 57		Colquiri, Bolivia by Carlos Hochmann	1965
		9 green-mounted, small photos
Box 58		Colquiri, Bolivia by Carlos Hochmann	1965
		18 panoramic, white-mounted
Box 30		Negative--Women Harvesting in Vicos
Box 30		2 black-and-white photographs of Vicosinos
Box 31	Folder 4	Artifacts
Box 31	Folder 5	Bolivia
Box 31	Folder 6	Cuzco
Box 31	Folder 7	Forte Principe de Beira
Box 31	Folder 8	Huara
Box 31	Folder 9	Lima
Box 31	Folder 10	Puno
Box 31	Folder 11	Sand Dunes - Coast of Peru
Box 31	Folder 12	Tomabal
Box 31	Folder 13	#1-62 (not complete series)
Box 31	Folder 14	Unidentified costumes/dress
Box 31	Folder 15	Unidentified festival: dancers
Box 31	Folder 16	Unidentified festival: musicians
Box 31	Folder 17	Vicos (unidentified)
Box 31	Folder 18-23	Unidentified
Box 31	Folder 24	Miscellaneous negatives, Vicos
Mapcase Folder 5		Callejon de Huaylas and Cordillera Blanca (2) and Viru
		3 aerial photographs
Box 14	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5365	Aerial photo of land plots in Vicos - Plano 5	1952-1962
		Silver gelatin print
		Scope and Contents Panoramic view originally (1952-1962) taken with four photographs, which were then cut to piece together the entire scene. The four photograph pieces were scanned together to show the entire image of the land plots [June 2004]. In folder titled "Estudios de los terrenos de Vicos"
Box 56	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5200	Three men spraying DDT on crops	1955
		Gelatin silver print
		Scope and Contents Agriculture activities: Cornell-Peru Project, spraying DDT
Box 56	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5201	Using short handled hoe, farming corn field	1955-1965
		Gelatin silver print
		Scope and Contents Male peasant and boy farming a corn field with short handled hoe. Traditional peasant house in the background. "Corn being cultivated by short handled hoe. Child in the picture would or could be anywhere from eight to fourteen years old."
Box 56	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5202	Shepherd woman: raising sheep in pastures	1955
		Gelatin silver print
		Scope and Contents Female peasant and children herding sheep in natural grasslands or pastures.
Box 56	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5203	School children learning to read and write	1955
		Gelatin silver print
		Scope and Contents Educational activities: Cornell-Peru Project, 3 school boys looking at a reading-writing workbook.
Box 56	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5204	School children at the hot lunch program	1955
		Gelatin silver print
		Scope and Contents Educational activities: Cornell-Peru Project, children at the hot lunch program. several boy and girl students sitting and eating at a large table at the new school building. Two adults are in the picture.
		Related Materials See also Digital ID Number: RMC2004_5221.
Box 56	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5205	Learning at the new school	1955
		Gelatin silver print
		Scope and Contents Educational activities: Cornell-Peru Project, children and teacher at the new school.
		Related Materials See also Digital ID Number: RMC2004_5225.
Box 56	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5206	Building with adobe bricks	1955
		Gelatin silver print
		Scope and Contents Communal activities: Cornell-Peru Project, peasants building a house using adobe bricks.
Box 56	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5207	Allan Holmberg and a peasant in a crop land plot	1955
		Gelatin silver print
		Scope and Contents Cornell-Peru Project Director, Allan Holmberg, and a young peasant.
Box 56	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5208	Women Desgranando (shelling) corn	1955
		Gelatin silver print
		Scope and Contents Image of three women (more are out of frame) sitting down shelling corn in a room with the floors filled with shucked corn.
Box 56	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5209	Four Vicosian men making adobe bricks	1955
		Gelatin silver print
		Scope and Contents Four men making rows of adobe bricks in a field using brick moulds.
Box 56	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5210	Reading poetry at the new school	1955-1962
		Gelatin silver print
		Scope and Contents Inside the new school building. Children are sitting at their desks, several are looking backwards at the camera. One student is at the chalk board using a pointer and reading a poem. A teacher is standing in front of the class.
Box 56	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5211	Shepherd Girl and her dog	1955-1962
		Gelatin silver print
		Scope and Contents "A girl herding sheep and weaving (?) at the same time." The dog was looking directly at the camera.
Box 56	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5212	Portrait of Vicosina girl	1955-1962
		Gelatin silver print
		Scope and Contents Picture of a very young Vicosina girl
Mapcase Folder ?	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5213	Landscape with sheep and shepherd's hut	1955-1962
		Gelatin silver print
Box 56	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5214	Weighing potatoes	1955-1962
		Gelatin silver print
		Scope and Contents Viscosian man weighing potatoes and pouring them into a clean cotton sack held by a boy.
Box 56	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5215	Plowing the land with oxen	1955-1962
		Gelatin silver print
		Scope and Contents Inscription on back of picture: 1. A single stick plow with a sharp steel point no mold board. 2. Introduced by the Spanidars in 15th Century - still in use today (circa 1950).
Box 56	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5216	Peasants preparing chemical pesticide (DDT) in the field	1955-1962
		Gelatin silver print
Box 56	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5217	Mario Vazquez and a peasant spraying the crops with DDT	1955-1962
		Gelatin silver print
Box 56	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5218	Vicosian women and girls winnowing corn	1955-1962
		Gelatin silver print
Box 56	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5219	Vicos Farmer clearing an irrigation ditch	1955-1962
		Gelatin silver print
Box 56	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5220	May Kedney and school boys making art in Vicos school	1954
		Gelatin silver print
		Scope and Contents May Kedney in the new school building with eight students making art using paper, scissors, paste and crayons.
Box 56	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5221	School children at the hot lunch school program in the renovated building	1954-1955
		Gelatin silver print
		Scope and Contents Two rows of school children sit and eat at a large table, watched by three adults.
Box 56	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5222	Children washing before entering the school	1954-1962
		Gelatin silver print
		Scope and Contents A Girl and a Boy wash their faces and hands from a large bowl of water on the ground.
Box 56	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5223	Building the new school	1952-1955
		Gelatin silver print
		Scope and Contents Bricklaying by peasants of additional rooms for the school buildings. Completed new building is visible in the background.
Box 56	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5224	School children cutting each others hair	1954-1956
		Gelatin silver print
		Scope and Contents One school child with a shaven head is shaving the head of another school child outside the new school.
Box 56	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5225	Inside the old Vicos school	1950s
		Gelatin silver print
		Scope and Contents Picture of inside of the old school with several students seated at tables and their teacher.
Box 56		Inside the old Vicos school	1950s
		Gelatin silver print
		Scope and Contents Picture of inside of the old school with several students seated at table and their teacher.
Box 56	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5226	The new school build by the Vicosinos	1950s
		Gelatin silver print
Box 56	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5227	Pay day at Hacienda Vicos	1950s
		Gelatin silver print
		Scope and Contents Inside picture of several Vicos peasants (men and women) waiting to be paid. One man is receiving his money from another who is checking a list and has piles of coins on a table. At least two men are CPP staff.
Box 56	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5228	Cornell-Peru Project research team in the village of Vicos.	1950s
		Gelatin silver print
		Scope and Contents Group picture of twelve people (nine men and three women) posed in front of a truck and building in Vicos.
Box 56	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5229	Cornell-Peru Project research team photo taken in the field.	1950s
		Gelatin silver print
		Scope and Contents Picture of eleven CPP researchers (eight men and three women) sitting atop a hill with mountains in the background. Inscription on back of picture, "Vicos Research Team. Dr. Allan Holmberg is sitting on the ground, 3rd from the right. The woman standing 4th from the left might(?) be Joan Snyder, who did her Ph.D. research in the nearby village of Recuayhuanca. - A. Fairchild, 8-1981."
Box 56	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5230	Allan Holmberg, Mario Vazquez and two peasants weighing harvested potatoes.	1955-1962
		Gelatin silver print
		Scope and Contents Vazquez weighing potatoes on a scale while two peasant men and Dr. Holmberg watch. The are in front of a building.
Box 56	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5231	Cornell-Peru Project researcher and a Vicos peasant	1955-1962
		Gelatin silver print
		Scope and Contents CPP researcher (NOT Dr. Holmberg) taking notes talking with a Vicos peasant who is sitting on a rock next to a haystack.
Box 56	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5232	Vicos adobe building	1952-1962
		Gelatin silver print
		Scope and Contents Large conjoined adobe building with work yard in front and mountains behind.
Box 56	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5233	Cordillera Blanca high plains	1952-1962
		Gelatin silver print
Box 56	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5234	View of Vicos agricultural land plots	1952-1962
		Gelatin silver print
Box 57	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5235	Vicos landscape with pasture and buildings	1952-1962
		Gelatin silver print
Mapcase Folder 14	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5236	Aerial photo of Quebrada Honda	August 30, 1948
		Gelatin silver print
		Scope and Contents 1948 aerial photograph image of Quebrada Honda landscape dated 30-8-48. Photograph also has inscription number 25 24 756 in upper right corner.
Box 57	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5237	Vicos Artisan weaving on a loom	1952-1962
		Gelatin silver print
Box 57	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5238	Vicos boy	1952-1962
		Gelatin silver print
Box 57	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5239	Two Vicos women	1952-1962
		Gelatin silver print
Box 57	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5240	Vicosinos at the mill	1952-1962
		Gelatin silver print
		Scope and Contents Several men and women around the stone mill.
Box 57	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5241	Preparing raspadilla (shaved ice)	1952-1962
		Gelatin silver print
		Scope and Contents Vicos man shaving block of ice while other sit around him eating the cool treat.
Box 57	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5242	At the cemetery	1952-1962
		Gelatin silver print
		Scope and Contents Man arranges flowers and crosses on a grave while others grieve.
Box 57	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5243	Funeral Procession Musicians	1952-1962
		Gelatin silver print
Box 57	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5244	Funeral Procession	1952-1962
		Gelatin silver print
		Scope and Contents Man carrying casket, funeral musicians, grieving women.
Box 57	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5245	Funeral and mourning	1952-1962
		Gelatin silver print
		Scope and Contents Mourning men holding candles kneel in front of a coffin.
Box 57	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5246	Army reservists standing at attention	1952-1962
		Gelatin silver print
Box 57	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5247	Technician teaching the use of a motor to a Vicos peasant	1952-1962
		Gelatin silver print
Box 57	Digital Image ID: VC00273	Vicos hacienda	1951
		Gelatin silver print
Box 57	Digital Image ID: VC00345	Vicos main plaza	1951
		Gelatin silver print
Box 57	Digital Image ID: VC00279	Vicos hacienda	1952
		Gelatin silver print
Box 57	Digital Image ID: VC01162	Holmberg instructs staff	1952
		Gelatin silver print
Box 57	Digital Image ID: VC00080b	Vicos school children play chase	undated
		Gelatin silver print
Box 57	Digital Image ID: VC00662	Vicosinos in Marcara market	Undated
		Gelatin silver print
Box 57	Digital Image ID: VC01064	Military conscripts at Carhuas	1952
		Gelatin silver print
Box 57	Digital Image ID: VC00464	System of new terraces	1952
		Gelatin silver print
Box 57	Digital Image ID: VC00347	Vicos main plaza	1951
		Gelatin silver print
Box 57	Digital Image ID: VC01998	Modern terraced field	1950-1965
		Gelatin silver print
Box 57	Digital Image ID: VC00353	Vicos school	1951
		Gelatin silver print
Box 57	Digital Image ID: VC01994	Ruined buildings of Vicos hacienda	1950-1965
		Gelatin silver print
Box 57	Digital Image ID: VC00337	Peasant homestead	1952
		Gelatin silver print
Box 57	Digital Image ID: VC00246	Wheat field	1952
		Gelatin silver print
Box 57	Digital Image ID: VC00295	Vicosino sleeps off the effects of fiesta	1951
		Gelatin silver print
Box 57	Digital Image ID: VC01037	Fight during the burial ceremony	1952
		Gelatin silver print
Box 57	Digital Image ID: VC00275	Vicos hacienda	1951
		Gelatin silver print
Box 57	Digital Image ID: VC00451	Cemetery wall	1952
		Gelatin silver print
Box 57		Six mounted black and white prints	1950s
		Gelatin silver print
Box 19		Guillen-Vicos photographs
		2-inch x 2-inch black-and-white prints
		Slides
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5248	Vicos church	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5249	Vicosinos at the door of the church	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5250	Vicos crowd in front of the church	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5251	Allan Holmberg and school teacher at Vicos	1952-1962
		Color slide
		Scope and Contents Huascaran, Peruvian highest mountain is in the background.
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5252	Crosses at Vicos, typically placed on top of hills	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5253	Woman of Vicos dressed for a wedding	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5254	Vicosinos at trial (?) wedding	1951
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5255	Young Woman of Vicos in Typical Dress	1958
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5256	Cornell Peru Project Staff group picture	1960
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5257	Quiet sunset in Vicos	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5258	Congregation in front of the church at daybreak	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5259	Characteristic Vicos adobe house	1958
		Creator: Abraham Guillen
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5260	Vicosino female in typical dress	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5261	Vicos male in typical dress	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5262	Two Vicos women spinning wool	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5263	Harvesting maize	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5264	Potato harvest in Vicos	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5265	Wooden plow used by Vicosinos	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5266	Plowing rocky fields, Vicos, Ancash	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5267	Trigo (wheat) harvest	July 1954
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5268	Barbecho (fallow)	September 1955
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5269	Thrashing quinua	September 1955
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5270	Cebada (barley) harvest	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5271	Era de cebada (barley thrashing floor)	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5272	Peasants at the barley thrashing floor	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5273	Vicos peasants loading barley	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5274	Vicos peasants winnowing barley	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5275	Winnowing barley	1952-1962
		Color slide
		Related Materials See also ID Number: RMC2004_5274
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5276	Communal harvest work	1958
		Creator: Abraham Guillen
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5277	Men and women of Vicos winnowing barley together	1958
		Creator: Abraham Guillen
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5278	Communal winnowing work in Vicos	1958
		Creator: Abraham Guillen
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5279	Boy peasant in the corn harvest	1958
		Creator: Abraham Guillen
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5280	Vicos children helping with the harvest	1958
		Creator: Abraham Guillen
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5281	Drying grains	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5282	Vicos landscape	1952-1962
		Creator: Abraham Guillen
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5283	Vicos landscape with road	1952-1962
		Creator: Abraham Guillen
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5284	Storing maize husks for fodder	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5285	Storing maize husks beside a house for fodder	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5286	Vicos harvest	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5287	Vicos adobe house	1952
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5288	Thrashing maize using horses	1958
		Creator: Abraham Guillen
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5289	Communal work in Quebrada Honda	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5290	Communal work on a hill slope	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5291	Children at the new school	1958
		Creator: Abraham Guillen
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5292	Inside Vicos' plaza (main square)	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5293	Cornell - Peru Project apartment building in Vicos	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5294	Vicos house, 1955	September 1955
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5295	Vicos house	1951
		Color slide
		Scope and Contents Adobe houses in Vicos, Ancash.
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5296	Terraced fields, Vicos	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5297	The valley of Vicos	1952
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5298	Women herding sheep and goats	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5299	Vicos man and boy making fence posts	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5300	Constructing buildings with brick	1960
		Color slide
		Scope and Contents Several men and boys laying bricks for multi-room building.
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5301	Building a small farm in Vicos	1960
		Color slide
		Scope and Contents Three young men laying adobe brick photographed against the sky.
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5302	Storing maize husks for fodder	1952-1962
		Color slide
		Scope and Contents Maize husks stored in between two poles beside a house.
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5303	Vicosina woman by hut with wool drying on hay	1952-1962
		Color slide
		Scope and Contents Peasant woman standing by two huts with wool drying on hay stacks nearby. Mountains in the distance.
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5304	Woman preparing pachamanca (?) over a fire	1958
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5305	Vicosina woman grinding using a stone mortar	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5306	Potato field	September 1955
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5307	Potato fields and hut	September 1955
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5308	School teachers' house
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5309	Buildings on Vicos' Plaza
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5310	Church and entrance to school
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5311	New school at Vicos	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5312	The plaza of Vicos and landscape	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5313	The school and the plaza of Vicos	1958
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5314	View of Vicos	1954
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5315	Trabajos de Rupublica (Republic works)	1954
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5316	Militia training at Vicos (?)	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5317	Drying root crops	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5318	Winowing cebada	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5319	Sowing maize	1955
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5320	Vicos, sector Chullan	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5321	Thrashing quinua	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5322	Vara traditional authorities	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5323	Child shepards	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5324	Fiesta de las Mercedes (The Mercedes Virgin's celebration): Wax ornaments for the procession.	September 24, 1955
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5325	Procession during The Mercedes' celebration	September 24, 1955
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5326	Mercedes celebration at Vicos	September 24, 1955
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5327	Vicos plaza during The Mercedes Celebration	September 24, 1955
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5328	A priest during the Mercedes Celebration at Vicos	September 24, 1955
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5329	Vicosinos dancers and musicians	September 24, 1955
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5330	Vicosinos musicians at the door of the church	September 24, 1955
		Color slide
		Scope and Contents The Mercedes Celebration, Vicos, 1955.
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5331	Offerings to The Mercedes Virgin	September 24, 1955
		Color slide
		Scope and Contents The Mercedes Celebration, Vicos, 1955.
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5332	Vicosinos meet at The Mercedes celebration	September 24, 1955
		Color slide
		Scope and Contents The Mercedes Celebration, Vicos, 1955.
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5333	Vicosina woman at the plaza during The Mercedes celebration	September 24, 1955
		Color slide
		Scope and Contents The Mercedes Celebration, Vicos, 1955.
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5334	The octava	September 25, 1955
		Color slide
		Scope and Contents The Mercedes Celebration, Vicos, 1955.
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5335	Cargo's house	September 1955
		Color slide
		Scope and Contents The Mercedes Celebration, Vicos, 1955.
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5336	A procession at Vicos	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5337	Vicosinos dancing	1952
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5338	Palm Sunday celebration	1951
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5339	Vicos fiesta: beef butchered at the Mayordomo's house (with Peruvian flag).	September 24, 1960
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5340	Vicos school boys	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5341	Allan Holmberg and Vicos school boys	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5342	New school at Vicos	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5343	Santa River Valley (Callejon de Huaylas) near Vicos.	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5344	Callejon de Huaylas, Huascaran peak in background.	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5345	A path in Callejon de Huaylas, Cordillera Blanca in background.	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5346	A town in Callejon de Huaylas, Huascaran peak in background.	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5347	Town's plaza in Callejon de Huaylas, Cordillera Blanca in background.	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5348	Marcara Village, a town neighbouring Vicos.	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5349	Marcara's plaza (main square)	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5350	Marcara's market	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5351	Marcara's streets	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5352	Selling anilinas (synthetic dyes) in Marcara.	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5353	Saint Isidro's celebration	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5354	Market scene in Marcara.	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5355	Vicosinos at the market in Marcara	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5356	Chat at the market	1952-1962
		Color slide
Box 19	Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5357	Selling hats at the market in Marcara.	1952-1962
		Color slide
		Drawings and paintings
Mapcase Folder 1		Sketch of Mayobamba village plan
Box 30		Juan Victor's drawing (age 11) Quinto, Juan Victor	1952-1962
		Pencil
		Existence and Location of Copies A digital image of this item is available. Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5358
Mapcase Folder 9		Victor Quinto (age 11)	1952-1962
		Watercolor
Mapcase Folder 9		Glicerio's pantings (age 10) Coleto, Glicerio	1952-1962
		3 items.
		Watercolor
Box 30		Glicerio's drawing (age 10)	1952-1962
		Pencil
		Existence and Location of Copies A digital image of this item is available. Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5359
Box 30		Juan Victor's drawing #2 (age 11)	1952-1962
		Pencil
		Existence and Location of Copies A digital image of this item is available. Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5360
Box 30		Juan Victor's drawing #3 (age 11)	1952-1962
		Pencil
		Existence and Location of Copies A digital image of this item is available. Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5361
Mapcase Folder 11		Germain's painting (age 12) Francisco, Germain	1952-1962
		Watercolor
		Existence and Location of Copies A digital image of this item is available. Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5362
Mapcase Folder 9		Pablo's painting (age 10) Cruz, Pablo	1952-1962
		Watercolor
		Existence and Location of Copies A digital image of this item is available. Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5363
Mapcase Folder 10		Paulino's painting (age 7) Gutierrez, Paulino	1952-1962
		Watercolor
		Existence and Location of Copies A digital image of this item is available. Digital Image ID: RMC2004_5364
Mapcase Folder 9		Augustin's painting (age 16) Cruz, Augustin	1952-1962
		Watercolor
Box 30		Additional drawings and paintings by Vicosino children
		4 folders.
Mapcase Folder 9		"Primitive Art in the Andes"
		Series II. Cornell Peru Project (Accession 2)
		Scope and Contents The material in this series was part of an accession of Allan Holmberg's files received in the early 1980s. It complements the material in Series I. Some materials, such as field notebooks and publications, were incorporated into the first series to complete existing groups of materials. This series mostly contains correspondence and subject files relating the research conducted in Vicos and the management of the project.
Box 18	Folder 30	A Short History of Vicos by Henry Dobyns
Box 18	Folder 31	Historical documents-Vicos
Box 13	Folder 25	Hacienda Vicos rent	1950-1952
Box 13	Folder 26	Chronology of Vicos hacienda; Peruvians and Peruvian ministries related to Vicos
Box 13	Folder 27	Budget accounts, financial statements
Box 13	Folder 28	Vicos-project statements
Box 13	Folder 29	Vicos-financial statements
Box 18	Folder 32	Vicos accounts	1954
Box 18	Folder 33	Progress report, CPP	1952
Box 18	Folder 34	Progress reports	1964-1965
Box 13	Folder 30	Reports, unpublished Cornell-Peru material	1950s-early 1960s
Box 13	Folder 31	Purchase of fundo Vicos from the Sociedad Publica de Beneficencia de Huaraz	1961
Box 18	Folder 35	The Vicos Research Proposal, Allan Holmberg and Edward Suchman	1956
Box 18	Folder 36	Proposal to Carnegie Corporation	May 1957
Box 18	Folder 37	Ford Foundation proposal	1956-1957
Box 18	Folder 38	Grant proposal, "The Acculturation of Rural-Urban Migrants"	1961
Box 18	Folder 39-40	Holmberg-Lasswell collaboration
Box 18	Folder 41-42	Correspondence and writings-Harold Lasswell	1956-1957, 1964-1966
		[Folders 1-2 of 3]
Box 13	Folder 32	Correspondence and writings-Harold Lasswell	1956-1957, 1964-1966
		[Folder 3 of 3]
Box 18	Folder 43	Gary Vescelius correspondence	1963-1965
		[See also Separated Materials]
Box 18	Folder 44	Administrative correspondence	1966-1967
Box 18	Folder 45	Correspondence	1947-1949
Box 18	Folder 46	Correspondence (most with John Collier)	1949, 1954-1955
Box 18	Folder 47	Carnegie Corporation	1952
Box 20	Folder 1	Correspondence-Vicos-school	1953-1954
Box 20	Folder 2	Correspondence answered	1954-1955
Box 20	Folder 3	South American correspondence	1948-1956
Box 20	Folder 4	Vicos correspondence	1951-1954
Box 20	Folder 5	Peru correspondence	1952-1957
Box 20	Folder 6	Correspondence-Lauriston Sharp	1954
Box 13	Folder 33	Vicos correspondence	1953, 1956
Box 13	Folder 34	Vicos correspondence	1952-1957
Box 20	Folder 7	Correspondence	1951-1955
Box 20	Folder 8	Correspondence	1953-1956
Box 20	Folder 9-10	Correspondence-Carlos Monge Medrano	1954-1956
Box 22	Folder 1	Correspondence-Carlos Monge Medrano	1950s
Box 20	Folder 11	Correspondence-Bill Mangin	1951-1953, 1958-1959
Box 20	Folder 12	Correspondence-Rand McNally and Company	1962
Box 20	Folder 13	Personal correspondence	1960-1961
Box 20	Folder 14	Correspondence	1953-1955
Box 22	Folder 2	Correspondence-Mario Vazquez	1949-1950
Box 20	Folder 15	Correspondence-Mario Vazquez	1952-1963
Box 22	Folder 3	Correspondence-Humberto Ghersi Barrera, Mario Vazquez	1949-1954
Box 20	Folder 16	Correspondence-Humberto Ghersi Barrera	1949-1952
Box 20	Folder 17	Marcara photographs and notes sent to Humberto Ghersi Barrera	1950
Box 20	Folder 18	Correspondence-Marshall T. Newman	1955-1957
Box 22	Folder 4	Correspondence-Manuel D. Velasco Nunez	1952
Box 20	Folder 19	Inventories and accounts-William Blanchard	1956-1957
Box 20	Folder 20	Correspondence-William Blanchard	1953-1955
Box 22	Folder 5	Correspondence-William Blanchard, Manuel D. Velasco Nunez	1953
Box 20	Folder 21	Correspondence-William Blanchard, Marshall T. Newman and Manuel D. Velasco Nunez	1956
Box 20	Folder 22	Correspondence-John L. Kennedy (Rand Corporation)	1956-1957
Box 20	Folder 23	Correspondence	Summer 1956
Box 20	Folder 24	Correspondence	1958
Box 22	Folder 6	Correspondence	1956-1960
Box 20	Folder 25	Correspondence	1961-1965
Box 20	Folder 26	Copies of Dobyns' letters to others	1960-1961
Box 22	Folder 7	Correspondence-Henry Dobyns	1958-1963
Box 20	Folder 27	Correspondence-Henry Dobyns; Andean Research Program report; Cornell-Peru agreement	1960
Box 20	Folder 28	Correspondence-Henry Dobyns, Cara Richards Dobyns; project expenses	1961
Box 20	Folder 29	Correspondence-Henry Dobyns	1961-1962
Box 20	Folder 30-32	Correspondence-Henry Dobyns	1964-1965
Box 20	Folder 33	United States Agency for International Development	1963
Box 20	Folder 34	Notes on collaboration with Parke Davis
Box 20	Folder 35	Reports-Abner Montalvo Vidal	1955
Box 20	Folder 36	Speech given at the "Centro Cultural Ancash," by Montalvo	1955
Box 20	Folder 37	Vicos-education	1950s
		[See also Separated Materials]
Box 20	Folder 38	Education Vicos by Pedro Ortiz	1955
Box 20	Folder 39	School questionnaire by Ortiz	1954
Box 20	Folder 40	Cornell Methodology Project-questionnaires and codes	1953
Box 20	Folder 41	"Code: Vicos Survey of Westernization"; Vicos questionnaire-Methodology Project	1953
Box 20	Folder 42	Norman Pava [contains photograph]
Box 20	Folder 43	Attitudinal change
Box 20	Folder 44	Trial marriage
Box 20	Folder 45	Parasitology study
Box 22	Folder 8	Allen and Newman studies in Vicos
Box 20	Folder 46	Andean Research Program reports	1959-1960, 1962
Box 20	Folder 47	Shashall-field notes
Box 20	Folder 48	Journal of Hilario Gonzales-Vicos	1961
Box 14		Road maps
		18 maps
Mapcase Folder 8		Map by Humberto Ghersi Barrera	1952
Box 20	Folder 49	Maps	1932, 1939
		[See also Separated Materials]
Box 20	Folder 50	Village of Huaylas, map
Box 20	Folder 51	Sample for Photographic Housing Survey of Vicos	1955
Box 20	Folder 52	Surveys and instructions
Box 20	Folder 53-57	Vicos, Survey Sanitario
		[Folders 1-5 of 8]
Box 21	Folder 1-3	Vicos, Survey Sanitario
		[Folders 6-8 of 8]
Box 21	Folder 4	Survey sanitario	1954
Box 22	Folder 9	Vicos questionnaires, survey results, census information
Box 21	Folder 5	Vicos-census	1959
		[See also Separated Materials]
Box 21	Folder 6	Census codes, Marcara and Vicos
Box 21	Folder 7	Acculturation indices in Vicos	1956
Box 22	Folder 10	Un Cuestionario para un Censo Industrial del Callejon de Huaylas y del Valle del Santa
Box 21	Folder 8	Vicos-school building and construction	1953
Box 22	Folder 11-12	Vicos-education, school building	1950s
Box 21	Folder 9	School lunch	1955
		[See also Separated Materials]
Box 21	Folder 10	Peruvians views on Vicos and Indian studies	1952, 1959
Box 22	Folder 13	Reactions of Peruvian communities to Vicos activities	1958
Box 21	Folder 11	Interviews with officials of the Vicos region	1951-1952
Box 21	Folder 12	Correspondence-Vicosinos	1955-1956
Box 21	Folder 13	Vicos research-various correspondence	1954-1965
Box 21	Folder 14	Vicos-archeology, Federico Kauffmann Doig, Chopijirca	1955-1956
Box 21	Folder 15-16	Questionnaire given by Martinez to potato experiment members	1955
Box 21	Folder 17	Summaries of NSP experimentation	1952
Box 21	Folder 18	New seed potatoes	1954-1955
Box 21	Folder 19	Agricultural credit-Vicos
Box 22	Folder 14	Agricultural reports	1959, undated
Box 21	Folder 20	Diagrams of societal structure
Box 21	Folder 21	Vicos-religion-Declamation for the LOA
Box 22	Folder 15	Vicos-army	1950, 1956
Box 21	Folder 22	Animal husbandry-Indian-Peru	1951
Box 21	Folder 23	Research-Paul Doughty	1960
Box 22	Folder 16	Archeological legislation-Peru	1953
Box 21	Folder 24	Vicos-milk distribution	1955-1956
Box 22	Folder 17	Vicos-public health	1956
Box 21	Folder 25	Vicos-methodology	1954-1955
Box 22	Folder 18	Manifesto del Comite Ejecutivo Departamental del Partido Aprista Peruano de Ancash: Caso Vicos	1959
Box 21	Folder 26	Sociology and Anthropology 281: Middle and South America Seminar
Box 21	Folder 27	Summer field studies program applicants	1964
Box 21	Folder 28	General information on Recuayhuanca, Marcara	1951
Box 21	Folder 29	Land titles (Recuayhuanca, Virhuez); Recuayhuanca census
Box 21	Folder 30-31	"El Indigena y el Mestizo en la Comunidad de Marcara," Humberto Ghersi Barrera, thesis	1953
Box 21	Folder 32	Lecture notes, outline for studying Vicos
Box 21	Folder 33	Vicos-writings, notes and outlines
Box 21	Folder 34	Miscellaneous notes
Box 21	Folder 35	Essays on Vicos
Box 21	Folder 36	Manuscripts of research by others
Box 21	Folder 37	"Prospectus for Research on a Localized Pilot Plant in a Subsistence Area of Peru"	December 12, 1953
Box 21	Folder 38-39	Writings by Dobyns, Doughty, and others
Box 21	Folder 40	"A Projective Typing Test Technique" by Henry Dobyns and Jane Fearer
Box 21	Folder 41	Manuscripts on the public image of President John F. Kennedy in Peru
Box 21	Folder 42	Memorandum for the Honorable Mr. Adlai Stevenson on the Social and Economic Development of the Andean Indian Population	1961
Box 21	Folder 43	Padron General de Comunidades Indigenas Reconocidas Oficialmente	June 1961
Box 21	Folder 44	"Vicos and the Peace Corps," Richard W. Patch	1964
Box 21	Folder 45	Perception by B. Lourie, "The Big Man"
Box 21	Folder 46	"The Varayoc System in Vicos," Mario C. Vazquez	January 1964
Box 21	Folder 47	"Agricultural and Related Innovation in Vicos," William W. Stein	November 1969
Box 21	Folder 48	Vicos: An Experiment in Social Change (a Resource Unit for Grade 5)	August 1965
Box 21	Folder 49	"Changing community attitudes and values in Peru," Holmberg, photo book manuscript
Box 21	Folder 50	"Participant Intervention in the Field," Holmberg
Box 21	Folder 51	"Some Experiments in Socioeconomic Change in an Underdeveloped Area," Allan R. Holmberg
Box 21	Folder 52	Castas of Vicos-paper drafts
Box 21	Folder 53	"The Castas: Unilinear Kin Groups in Vicos, Peru" by Vazquez and Holmberg
Box 21	Folder 54	"Linguistic Research in Latin America: The Peruvian Andes," Donald Sola	1958
Box 22	Folder 19	Newspaper clippings	1950-1960
Box 22	Folder 20	Newspaper clippings	1960-1962
Box 22	Folder 21-27	Newspaper clippings	1951, 1957-1966
Box 22	Folder 28	Periodicals Vicos	1950s
Box 22	Folder 29	"Vicos: Boletin Informativo"	1957
Box 22	Folder 30	"Noticiero Vicos: Boletin Informativo de la 'Junta de Delegados' "	June-September 1959
Box 14		"Peru: Nu smiler indianerne igen" in Hjemmet [in Norwegian]	July 26, 1966
Box 22	Folder 31	A. Pinilla Concha, newspaper clippings
Box 22	Folder 32	Humberto Ghersi Barrera-collected historical Peruvian documents
Box 22	Folder 33	Political and cultural flyers, Callejon de Huaylas
Box 22	Folder 34	Miscellaneous Peruvian newspaper clippings and political broadsides	1950s
Box 22	Folder 35	Newspaper commentaries on culture in Peru	1955
Box 22	Folder 36	Peru-politics	1950s
Box 22	Folder 37	Education-Peru (newspaper clippings)
Box 22	Folder 38	Archeology-Peru (newspaper clippings)
Box 22	Folder 39	Economic-Peru (newspaper clippings)
Box 22	Folder 40	Collazos C., Carlos, et al., "Dietary Surveys in Peru" I and II	1953-1954
		Series III. Viru
		Scope and Contents The materials in this series were sent to the archives with the Series II. Cornell Peru Project (Accession 2) materials. They mostly consist of correspondence and subject files relating to Allan Holmberg's research in Viru, Peru, especially regarding fiestas.
Box 17	Folder 81	Broadsides of fiestas in Viru area	1960
Box 17	Folder 82	Carol Lee Bengelsdorf, "Medical Practices in Viru"	1965
Box 17	Folder 83	Amanda D. McMahon, "Women in the Community in Viru, Peru"	1965
Box 17	Folder 84	Paper on dancing in Viru
Box 17	Folder 85	Thomas C. Greaves, "Puente de Viru, A Highway Community on the Peruvian North Coast"
Box 17	Folder 86	Mario C. Vazquez, "Viru: Land and Society"	1964
Box 18	Folder 1	Research data, glossary, other papers and notes	1947, 1961
Box 18	Folder 2	Essays
		Folder 1 of 2
Box 13	Folder 19	Essays
		Folder 2 of 2
Box 18	Folder 3	Correspondence	1964, 1966
Box 18	Folder 4	Studies of fiestas
Box 13	Folder 20	Fiestas and siestas paper
Box 18	Folder 5	Fiestas
Box 18	Folder 6	Introduction to Viru manuscript
Box 18	Folder 7	"Viru in the colonial period" typescript
Box 18	Folder 8	Colonial period draft
Box 18	Folder 9	Manuscript chapter one
Box 18	Folder 10-11	Notes
Box 18	Folder 12	Birth rate data	1940-1947
Box 18	Folder 13-16	Field notebooks	1947
Box 18	Folder 17	"Fiesta and Siesta in a Peruvian Town," table of contents and introduction
		Fiesta and Siesta
Box 18	Folder 18	Senor de la Sangre
Box 18	Folder 19	Senor de Huaman
Box 13	Folder 21	San Isidro
Box 18	Folder 20	Corpus and Octava
Box 13	Folder 22	Virgin of Sorrows
Box 18	Folder 21	Nuestra Senora del Carmen
Box 18	Folder 22	Notes on fiestas	1946
Box 18	Folder 23	Key to Name Code
Box 18	Folder 24	Teaching materials
Box 18	Folder 25	Land holdings
Box 18	Folder 26	Tables on nutrition and demographics
Box 18	Folder 27	Various field notes and questionnaire results
Box 13	Folder 23	Totales del censo tomado en la comunidad del Viru	1947-1948
Box 18	Folder 28	Miscellaneous notes and papers
Box 18	Folder 29	"Ethnography of Politics in Viru"
Box 13	Folder 24	Field notes by students in CPP summer program	1964
Mapcase Folder 7		Genealogies; census data sheet
Box 30		Map, "The Central Andes" and CPP locations
Box 30		Nuestro Senor de la Sangre	1960
		Series IV. The Cornell Methodology Project
		Scope and Contents Material in this series relates to the administration and study design of the Cornell Methodology Project, conducted by the Department of Sociology. Field studies in Vicos were done in the summer of 1953. Vicos was chosen as the site because facilities established at the field station and information already gathered cut down the preparation and cost necessary to get the project underway. The analysis and processing of the field notes was done in Ithaca in 1954-1955. Edward A. Suchman headed the entire Cross-Cultural Methodology Project and Rose K. Goldsen directed the field operations in Vicos. She was assisted by Richard Patch and Bryce Ryan, and had three men to do the interviewing, plus one to collect life histories.
		Administration and Operation in Vicos, Ancash, Peru
		Scope and Contents This subseries contains three groupings of materials based on types of information generated by the project. The first group contains lists of informants and respondents compiled from various censuses and surveys to determine who among the Vicosinos had been interviewed, what their status was, and in which zone of Vicos they lived. The second group consists of material pertaining to the development of the study design, classification system, and qualitative survey interview as well as the design of the four Tareas or field tasks for testing the effects of variations in interview techniques. The third group contains coding information for the qualitative survey and for the 1952 household and individual census.
		Lists of Informants and Respondents
Box 12	Folder 1	a. Vicos Master Lists, Survey Sample, Call Sheets, Previous Call Lists b. Vicosinos-census list f. lists	1953
Box 12	Folder 2	a. Systema de Llamar a los Peones b. peones labor-daily records f. lists	1953
Box 12	Folder 3	a. PIAS respondents b. Vicosinos listed by zones f. lists	1953
Box 12	Folder 4	a. Vicos names mentioned in interviews b. Vicosinos mentioned in Methodology interviews f. lists
Box 12	Folder 5	a. Index of informants, respondents b. Vicosinos mentioned in Tareas 1 and 2 non-survey respondents f. lists
Box 12	Folder 6	a. Vicos survey: lists of survey respondents b. Heads of households, qualitative survey card format f. lists
Box 12	Folder 7	a. Index of names of informants covered by qualitative methods b. Vicosino names corrected from tareas f. lists
Box 12	Folder 8	a. Movilizables b. Army reservists f. list	1953
Box 12	Folder 9	a. Those who accepted NSP b. new seed potato acceptors f. lists, correspondence	1952-1954
Box 12	Folder 10	a. Vicos Qualitative Information Index b. Vicosinos summary case reports f. bound volume of questionnaires	1953
		Development of Classification System and Analytic Models
Box 12	Folder 11	a. Rating Sheet for Qualitative Data, Vicos b. qualitative survey variables--comments f. lists, questionnaires
Box 12	Folder 12	a. Vicos Survey Mortality b. unusable survey interviews f. notes, questionnaires
Box 12	Folder 13	a. Vicos: Categories for Qualitative Material b. cross-referenced categories drafts f. lists
Box 12	Folder 14	a. Vicos Qualitative Data, Development of Classification code b. classification system, drafts; cross referenced categories, drafts; classification system, frame of references; classification system, final form f. lists, memorandum, outlines, questionnaire	1954
Box 12	Folder 15	a. Classification System for Vicos Qualitative Data b. classification system f. outline	1954-1955
Box 12	Folder 16	a. Vicos: Instructions Given to Field Workers for Tareas b. Tareas I-IV field instructions. f. handbook (unbound)	1953
Box 12	Folder 17	a. Vicos: training workers, instructions b. field training, seed potato tarea variables code, community change f. pamphlet, outlines, questionnaires	1953-1962
Box 12	Folder 18	a. Inventory of Vicos Qualitative Data b. qualitative data processing procedure, Quechua terms f. reports, lists	1954-1955
Box 12	Folder 19	a. TAT's b. Thematic Apperception Test, instructions to tester f. notes, test
Box 12	Folder 20	a. Story Line for Qualitative Data-Vicos b. new seed potato introduction comments on analysis c. Blanchard, William C. f. correspondence, report	1955
Box 12	Folder 21	a. Comparative Analysis of Acceptance of NSP b. new seed potato introduction, new seed potato acceptors-1952, agricultural innovation f. correspondence, reports	1955
Box 12	Folder 22	a. Vicos: Hand Talkies b. qualitative survey responses f. notes, lists
Box 12	Folder 23	a. Development of Vicos Survey Questionnaire b. qualitative survey drafts, Tarea #4 objectives, interview techniques, technological innovation f. questionnaires, notes, memorandum, outline	1953
Box 12	Folder 24	a. Development of Vicos Survey Questionnaire b. qualitative survey drafts, qualitative survey recommended revisions, Quechua terms f. questionnaires, notes, memorandum	1953
Box 12	Folder 25	a. Survey Interview Form, Outline of Tareas b. qualitative survey, Tareas I-IV instructions, study design f. outlines, questionnaire	1952-1953
Box 12	Folder 26	a. RKG Progress Report and Study Design 1953 b. field study analysis of objectives and technique, field interviewers evaluation, structured vs. unstructured interview technique c. Goldsen. Rose K.; Suchman, Edward A. f. correspondence, outline, report	1953-1955
Box 12	Folder 27	a. Soler Tareas #2-3. Survey Questionnaires b. Qualitative Survey recommendations, Qualitative Survey responses, Seed Potato tarea variables code, classification system f. lists, questionnaires, outline, notes	1953-1954
Box 12	Folder 28	a. Barnett School Children Study b. sociometric survey of school children f. questionnaire	1953
Box 12	Folder 29	a. Goldsen--Tarea #3--memo, Patch-notes b. study design, field training f. memoranda, outline, notes	1953
Box 12	Folder 30	a. Vicos Survey Introduction b. surveys f. questionnaires, note	1953
Box 12	Folder 31	a. Ryan Tareas, democracy, Development of Questionnaires b. study design, democratic values analysis, cross-cultural methodology study design, interview techniques, technological innovation f. memoranda, outlines, questionnaires	1953
Box 12	Folder 32	a. RKG-Correspondence and Problem of Cross-Cultural Equivalence of Data b. cross-cultural methodology study design, debriefing field workers, India and Thailand field study recommendations c. Goldsen, Rose K.; Ralis, Max; Suchman, Edward A. f. telegrams, correspondence	1954
Box 12	Folder 33	a. RKG-Correspondence and Problem of Cross-Cultural Equivalence of Data b. cross-cultural methodology study design, comparative method in Sociology, budget for India study, India and Thailand field study recommendations, Vicos-Bang Chan matching questionnaire items c. Goldsen, Rose K.; Ralis, Max; Textor, Robert B. f. outline, correspondence, memorandum	1955
		Census and Qualitative Survey Coding Information
Box 12	Folder 34	a. Vicos: Coding Information b. interviews of rich Vicosinos, seed potato tareas variable code, army veterans, classification system, peones list from 1956, qualitative survey f. notes, outline, list, questionnaire	1953-1956
Box 12	Folder 35	a. Seed Potatoes Tarea-Variables Code b. qualitative survey variables, seed potato Tarea variables code drafts, qualitative survey recommended revisions f. outlines, memorandum	1955
Box 12	Folder 36	a. Vicos--Card Design and Code Sheets b. qualitative survey coding design f. notes, statistics, lists
Box 12	Folder 37	a. Vicos: Survey Code of Westernization b. qualitative survey coding design f. lists, outline	1953
Box 12	Folder 38	a. Vicos Census Code and Qualitative Survey Code b. household census coding design, individual census coding design, qualitative survey coding design, heads of households f. lists, outlines	1953
Box 12	Folder 39	a. Coding Material b. household census coding design, individual census coding design f. lists, outlines, print-outs	1952
Box 12	Folder 40	a. Coding Sheets for Household Cards b. household census coding design f. outline, statistics
Box 12	Folder 41	a. Print-Out Sheets for Household Census b. household census coding design f. print-outs
		Field Data from Vicos, Ancash, Peru
		Scope and Contents The Cornell Methodology Project field data consists of the field notes from Tareas 1-4, and the qualitative survey data. Included as well are the 1952 census returns, which were analyzed for use by the Methodology Project, although actually collected by the CPP. The field notes and life histories from Tareas 1-4 are arranged alphabetically by interviewers, with miscellaneous data at the end. The field data were collected by the Methodology Project field interviewers, copied from their field note books (cuadernos) and divided into four sections, one for each Tarea (field task). The original chronological order of the interviews has been maintained.
		Field notes and Life Histories from Tareas 1-4
Box 11	Folder 39	a. Vicos Qualitative Data "Code Book" b. cross-referenced categories, classification system, category definitions f. bound volume	1954-1955
Box 7	Folder 15	a. Flores: names found in cuadernos and Tarea #1 b. tareas--names mentioned--correct identifications, case studies c. Flores, Juan Elias f. lists, notes	1953
Box 7	Folder 16	a. Flores: Tarea #2 b. case studies c. Flores, Juan Elias f. notes	1953
Box 7	Folder 17	a. Flores: Tarea #3 b. case studies c. Flores, Juan Elias f. notes	1953
Box 7	Folder 18	a. Flores: Tarea #4 and observation b. case studies, 48 hour observations c. Flores, Juan Elias f. notes	1953
Box 7	Folder 19	a. Flores: Tareas duplicates cuadernos 1 & 2 b. project personnel--evaluations, case studies c. Flores, Juan Elias f. notes	1953
Box 7	Folder 20	a. Flores: Tareas duplicates cuadernos 3 & 4 b. case studies c. Flores, Juan Elias f. notes	1953
Box 7	Folder 21	a. Flores: Tareas duplicates cuadernos 5 & 6 b. case studies, observation in the school c. Flores, Juan Elias f. notes	1953
Box 7	Folder 22	a. Flores: Tareas duplicates cuadernos 7 & 8 b. case studies, 48 hour observations c. Flores, Juan Elias f. notes	1953
Box 7	Folder 23	a. Gomez: Tarea Life histories b. life histories c. Gomez f. vitae
Box 7	Folder 24	a. Gomez: Life histories, duplicates b. life histories c. Gomez f. vitae
Box 7	Folder 25	a. Gomez: Tarea observations b. 48 hour observations, life history c. Gomez f. notes, vita	1953
Box 7	Folder 26	a. Gomez: 48 hour observation duplicate b. 48 hour observation c. Gomez f. notes	1953
Box 7	Folder 27	a. Soler: names found in cuadernos and Tarea #1 b. Tareas--names mentioned--correct identifications, case studies c. Soler Bustamante, Eduardo f. notes, lists	1953
Box 7	Folder 28	a. Soler: Tarea #1 (Life Histories) and Tarea #2 b. life histories, case studies c. Soler Bustamante, Eduardo f. notes, vitae	1953
Box 7	Folder 29	a. Soler: Tarea #3 b. case studies C. Soler Bustamante, Eduardo f. notes	1953
Box 7	Folder 30	a. Soler: Tarea #4 and observation b. case studies, spot study, 48 hour observation c. Soler Bustamante, Eduardo f. notes	1953
Box 7	Folder 31	a. Soler: Tareas, Duplicates cuadernos 1&2 b. case studies, life histories, observation of a child's funeral c. Soler Bustamante, Eduardo f. notes, vitae	1953
Box 7	Folder 32	a. Soler: Tareas Duplicates cuadernos 3&4 b. case studies, 48 hour observations, spot studies, photographs--use in observations c. Soler Bustamante, Eduardo f. report, notes	1953
Box 7	Folder 33	a. Soto: Names found in cuadernos and Tarea #1 b. tareas--names mentioned--correct identifications, case studies c. Soto Flores, Froilán f. lists, notes	1953
Box 13	Folder 1	a. Soto: Tarea #2 b. case studies c. Soto Flores, Froilán f. notes	1953
Box 13	Folder 2	a. Soto: Tarea #3 b. case studies, c. Soto Flores, Froilán f. notes	1953
Box 13	Folder 3	a. Soto: Tarea #4 and observation b. case studies, child's funeral--observation, 48 hour observation, 24 hour observation c. Soto Flores, Froilán f. notes	1953
Box 13	Folder 4	a. Soto: Tareas Duplicates cuadernos 1&2 b. case studies c. Soto Flores, Froilán f. notes	1953
Box 13	Folder 5	a. Soto p. 49-102 Duplicate cuaderno #2 b. case studies c. Soto Flores, Froilán f. notes	1953
Box 13	Folder 6	a. Soto: Tareas Duplicates cuadernos 3&4 b. case studies, 24 hour observation, 48 observation c. Soto Flores, Froilán f. notes	1953
Box 13	Folder 7	a. Vicos Miscellaneous Field Data b. table of contents--folders 4-7, field work organization, home life--observations--instructions, Vicosino home life--field study c. Barnett, Clifford f. notes, list, minutes	1953
Box 13	Folder 8	a. Vicos: Miscellaneous Field Data b. interview evaluation, Mestizo attitude toward Indians, personal data of interviewers, acceptance of innovation, acculturation c. Barnett, Clifford; Estremadoyro, Ricardo; Flores, Juan Elias f. vitae, notes, correspondence, outline	1953-1954
Box 13	Folder 9	a. Vicos: Miscellaneous Field Data b. personal data of interviewer, photographs--use in observations, Thematic Apperception Test--response, interview evaluation, tarea evaluation, interpreter evaluation, home life observations--evaluation, survey questionnaire evaluation C. Soler Bustamante, Eduardo; Soto Flores, Froilán f. reports, notes, vitae	1953
Box 13	Folder 10	a. Vicos: Miscellaneous Field Data b. interpreter evaluation, tarea evaluation survey pretest, Vicos school--observation c. Flores, Juan Elias f. reports, notes	1953
Box 13	Folder 11	a. Interviews and Life Histories b. Mestizo attitude toward Indians, recorded interview evaluation c. Estremadoyro, Ricardo; Boluarte, Francisco f. notes, reports	1953
		1952 Census Forms
Box 13	Folder 12	a. Census Forms b. respondents #1-43 f. census forms	1952
Box 13	Folder 13	a. Census Forms b. respondents #44-84 f. census forms	1952
Box 13	Folder 14	a. Census forms b. respondents #85-111 f. census forms	1952
Box 13	Folder 15	a. Census Forms b. respondents #112-149 f. census forms	1952
Box 13	Folder 16	a. Census forms b. respondents #150-187 f. census forms	1952
Box 13	Folder 17	a. Census forms b. respondents #188-225 f. census forms	1952
Box 13	Folder 18	a. Census forms b. respondents #226-241 f. census forms	1952
		Qualitative Survey Interviews
Box 15		a. Survey Interviews b. respondents 000-103 f. questionnaires	1953
		99 folders.
Box 16		a. Survey Interviews b. respondents 104-208 f. questionnaires	1953
		105 folders.
Box 17		a. Survey Interviews b. respondents 209-282 f. questionnaires	1953
		75 folders.
		Series V. Miscellaneous Files
		Scope and Contents These materials came to the archives along with the materials comprising Series II. Cornell Peru Project (Accession 2). They have no obvious connection to Allan Holmberg's work in Peru.
Box 1	Folder 70	Pamphlet: Report: On the Discovery of Documents which Reveal the Negro Slave Trade among the Lower-class Indians during the Viceregal Government in Perú, Emilio Harth-terré
Box 1	Folder 70	Pamphlet: Aspectos Generales de la Situacion Economica y Financiera del Peru
Box 1	Folder 70	Pamphlet: Hacienda, Peonaje y Servidumbre en los Andes Peruanos, Mario C. Vasquez
Box 1	Folder 70	Pamphlet: Política Educativa del Estado Peruano, Gustavo Pons Muzzo
Box 17	Folder 76	Professional correspondence
Box 17	Folder 77	"Highland South America," essay
Box 17	Folder 78	Notes on Knight Biggerstaff's seminar in Far Eastern Studies	1948-1949
Box 17	Folder 79	Rural electrification	1961-1962
Box 17	Folder 80	Figures and Maps for the Religious Festival (Sonora, Mexico), Henry F. Dobyns
		Separated Materials
		Scope and Contents Materials in this section were separated from their original folders because they are oversize. The original folder contains a separation sheet noting the former location of the item and where it is now housed.
Mapcase Folder 1		Vicos - topographic map of the Marcara region (CPP)	December 1963
		Series II. Cornell Peru Project (Accession 2): Gary Vescelius correspondence, 1963-1965
Mapcase Folder 1		Plano de los Terrenos Cedidos a la Escuela Rural Prevocacional	May 1956
		Series II. Cornell Peru Project (Accession 2): Vicos-Education, 1950s
Mapcase Folder 1		Museo Archeologico blueprint	1964
		Series II. Cornell Peru Project (Accession 2): Gary Vescelius correspondence, 1963-1965
Mapcase Folder 1		Hacienda Vicos map, Robert Stevens	1954
		Series I. Cornell Peru Project (Accession 1): Reprints, Publications and Papers - Scientific Reports
Mapcase Folder 1		Viva Sano poster, Ministerio de Salud Publica y Asistencia Social
		Series II. Cornell Peru Project (Accession 2): School lunch, 1955
Mapcase Folder 1		Censo Antropologico de la Hacienda Vicos	1959
		Series II. Cornell Peru Project (Accession 2): Vicos-census, 1959
Mapcase Folder 8		Plano del Local Escolar de Vicos Provincia de Carhuaz-Ancash Construido por el Proyecto Peru-Cornell	October 1954
		Series II. Cornell Peru Project (Accession 2): Vicos-Education, 1950s
Mapcase Folder 8		Topographical maps [2], Cordillera Blanca	1932, 1939
		Series II. Cornell Peru Project (Accession 2): Maps, 1932, 1939
Box 14		Plano del Local Escolar	undated
		Series II. Cornell Peru Project (Accession 2): Vicos-Education, 1950s