Rodolfo R. Schuller papers, ca. 1925-1932.
Collection Number: 9172

Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections
Cornell University Library

DESCRIPTIVE SUMMARY

Title:

Rodolfo R. Schuller papers, ca. 1925-1932.

Repository:

Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections

Collection Number:

9172

Abstract:

Vocabulary collection on Central and South American languages. Includes correspondence between Schuller and other members of the Museum of the Native American regarding the collection. Five boxes of 3x5 index cards with vocabulary items noted along with bibliographic source or notations in other languages. Six boxes boxes of half sheets with vocabulary items, words, definition, and pronunciation, organized by "root" or what appears to be subject in some cases. A note from Schuller says that this is a comparative dictionary of Maya Quiche and Carib-Aruak containing 40,000 words of all known dialects. Two boxes of manuscripts, notes for publications, and other vocabularies. Includes comparative vocabularies, grammar information, phonetic transcriptions, and glossaries of Mayan and Cholti languages. Published items including dictionaries and texts regarding Central American languages, some in Spanish. Index included in Box L.

Creator:

Schuller, Rodolfo R., 1873-1932.

Hodge, Frederick Webb, 1864-1956.

La Farge, Oliver, Mrs.

McDougall, Elsie.

Tozzer, Alfred M. (Alfred Marston), 1877-1954.

Huntington Free Library

Quanitities:

6 cubic feet.

Language:

Collection material in English

BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE

Rodolfo or Rudolph, Schuller was a linguist who studied Mexican, Central and Southern American Indians. He served on the faculty of the National University in Mexico City. A large collection of his ethnological studies and photographs were acquired by Tulane University, in the 1920s shortly after Schuller moved to New Orleans. The papers are held in their Latin American Library.

COLLECTION DESCRIPTION

INFORMATION FOR USERS

Cite As:

Rodolfo R. Schuller papers, #9172. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.

SUBJECTS

Places:

Latin America -- History.

Guatemala.

Colombia.

Central America -- Maps.

Caldas (Colombia : Department)

Subjects:

Xinca language.

Xinca Indians.

Quiché Language.

Quiché Indians.

Totonac language.

Totonac Indians.

Mayan languages.

Mayas.

Matlatzinca language.

Matlatzinca Indians.

Linguistics.

Ica language.

Chol language.

Chol Indians.

Carib language.

Carib Indians.

Arhuaco Indians.

Arawak language.

Arawak Indians.

Indians of South America.

Indians of the West Indies -- Languages.

Indians of the West Indies.

Indians of Central America -- Dictionaries.

Indians of Central America -- Languages.

Indians of Central America.

Indians of Mexico -- Languages.

Indians of Mexico.

Indians of North America.

CONTAINER LIST

Container		Description	Date
		Series I. Vocabulary organized by root
		Scope and Contents Folder titles of the vocabulary are not all inclusive and are copied directly without verification of their contents. Due to poor handwriting on the folders there may be errors in spelling. Folder titles are made up of a "root" and contain words using that "root", followed by English definitions. There seems to be no order at all in any of the vocabularies and the folder titles have vague relationships to their contents. Presuming original order of the material has been maintained this would appear to be a naming and ordering system that only Schuller understood.
Huntington Box 10A		Vus-kus, round-full, Vo-Kua
Huntington Box 10A		Mul-pul, to congregate round
Huntington Box 10A		Ul-ol-ur-or-il, ir-el-er
Huntington Box 10A		Ub-up-pup-uba, hollow, round, blowing
Huntington Box 10A		Up-op-pop, to congregate
Huntington Box 10A		Mu-pu-po, celestial bodies
Huntington Box 10A		Pu-po, celestial body
Huntington Box 10B		Ama, ma, vua, maize and related ideas
Huntington Box 10B		Ong-ung-eng-kung, etc, hollow-round
Huntington Box 10B		Ib-ip, force, strength
Huntington Box 10B		Is, to see, sight, eagle, bird, and so forth
Huntington Box 10B		Ui-vui-hui
Huntington Box 10B		Pa-pam-ap-apa
Huntington Box 10B		Ek, black, cold, and related ideas
Huntington Box 10B		Eu, teu cold; ras, fresh green etc.
Huntington Box 10B		Co-tsu-su, might, black, cold
Huntington Box 10B		Lum, earth and related ideas
Huntington Box 10B		Ku-kuk-kok, recipient
Huntington Box 10B		Different Animals
Huntington Box 10B		Ka-ca-koi-cai-tsa-ka, tsa ta, sa, fish and so on
Huntington Box 10C		Bibliography
Huntington Box 10C		Tan, ak, kat, hol, fire and related ideas
Huntington Box 10C		Kui, tree, hui fruits, flower, mountain, Maya
Huntington Box 10C		Ki-si-ci-tsi, hot, sun, fire, tree, forest, etc.
Huntington Box 10C		Ok-uk, us, is, to drink, throat, recipient
Huntington Box 10C		Uh-ux-uk, to drink, smoke, breatje, to kiss and so on
Huntington Box 10C		Su-tsu-cu-tsi
Huntington Box 10D		Tel, ter
Huntington Box 10D		Ethnography: dress
Huntington Box 10D		mats, serpent, snake
Huntington Box 10D		to, so, dug
Huntington Box 10D		pek, s-pek, toad, frog, tortoise
Huntington Box 10D		ala, sala, snake serpent
Huntington Box 10D		koi-sui, rabbit, hare
Huntington Box 10D		Uk-um, dove
Huntington Box 10D		Pets, etc., duck, goose, zanate
Huntington Box 10D		am, spider
Huntington Box 10D		xex, fly, mosquito
Huntington Box 10D		cic, iron
Huntington Box 10D		ma, negative
Huntington Box 10D		Mem, mo, dumb, stupid, silly
Huntington Box 10D		Aur, corn, nose
Huntington Box 10D		Cil, hair, beard
Huntington Box 10D		Ti, meat, eat, mouth
Huntington Box 10D		Pathology, sickness and so on
Huntington Box 10D		ia, ya, was, quas, iya, water
Huntington Box 10D		Lem, thunder, thunderbolt, flash, etc.
Huntington Box 10D		Hen-mem, flash of
Huntington Box 10D		Kap-kop, word, language
Huntington Box 10D		Garrot
Huntington Box 10D		Ik-uk-sik-suk, wing, point, top
Huntington Box 10D		Ni, nose, point
Huntington Box 10D		Mai, tobacco
Huntington Box 10D		Gi, blood, sap, juice, sweat
Huntington Box 10D		Ki-kik-ik-ic, blood
Huntington Box 10D		Ut-tut-ot-tot
Huntington Box 10D		Kot ko akat, dance, drum, mask
Huntington Box 10D		Ma, celestial bodies
Huntington Box 10D		Thunder, lightning, rain, storm, and related ideas
Huntington Box 10D		At, ata, had, hot, sun, tree, wood, house
Huntington Box 10E		Different Maya Kice
Huntington Box 10E		Differnt Karib Arawak
Huntington Box 10E		Plants
Huntington Box 10E		Family and Affinity
Huntington Box 10E		Tir-Ter
Huntington Box 10E		BLV
Huntington Box 10E		Al
Huntington Box 10E		Al, recipient
Huntington Box 10E		Bi-pe-be-pi, bin-pin-bu-bo
Huntington Box 10F		San Jose
Huntington Box 10F		Im-imu, mu-mu-ru
Huntington Box 10F		Tir, Ter
Huntington Box 10F		Ka-ch-tsa-sa, Ke-ki, stone, bone, hard, etc., ak-hag, xak, ok, uk, ek, ik
Huntington Box 10F		Ak, stone
Huntington Box 10F		Ca-sa, stone, hard, bone, tooth, and so on
Huntington Box 10F		Ka, stone, bone, hard
Huntington Box 10F		Sa, stone, tooth, earth, bone, hard
Huntington Box 10F		Ca, stone, bone, hard
Huntington Box 10F		Bak-pak, hard, bone, puak-poka
Huntington Box 10F		Tsa-tsap-tso-tsop-tsu
Huntington Box 10F		pac, pok, pox, po, stone, bone, hard, mud, etc.
Huntington Box 10F		Ot-oc-ots, bone, hard, stone, etc.
Huntington Box 10F		Ots-ok to enter
Huntington Box 10F		Ko, co, stone, bone, hard
Huntington Box 10F		Ok-uk, ots, oc, stone, bone, hard, etc.
Huntington Box 10F		E, te, ek,ok, ce-ke, et, tet, it, cen-ken, gen, stone, tooth, earth, hard, bone, cave
Huntington Box 10F		En, tsen, kill, mountain
Huntington Box 10F		To, tu, stone
Huntington Box 10F		Tun, ton, tu, stone
Huntington Box 10F		Yu-ub, huy-ub
Huntington Box 10F		Ka-ak-aka-aga, ca, akal, agal, sa, akua, gua, tsa, kua, gua
Huntington Box 10F		Ko, ok, ku, tso, ots, uk, yo, kuk, xu, so, su, to, tu
Huntington Box 10F		Ku-uk, up
Huntington Box 10F		Ke, to, ye-he, ki, ti, yi
Huntington Box 10F		Te
Huntington Box 10F		Ap-tap-lak
Huntington Box 10F		Ta-tan
Huntington Box 10F		Guatuso The making pottery
		Series II. Vocabulary cards with bibliographic information
		Scope and Contents 3x5 cards of vocabulary, subject, and names. Divided into unlabeled sections with no apparent or decipherable order.
		Series III. Papers and Correspondence
Huntington Box 10L	Folder 1	Index, printed guides, calendars for the collection. Provenance information.
Huntington Box 10L	Folder 1	Lists of materials offered for sale by Schuller; correspondence between Schuller and Hodge re the acquisition of the collection, etc.
Huntington Box 10L	Folder 1.1	Biographic info and old index.
		Scope and Contents Includes photos of Schuller.
Huntington Box 10L	Folder 1.2	Microfilm sequence index
Huntington Box 10L	Folder 2, 2.1	About 5,000 words taken from each one of the known Maya-K'ice (Quiche) languages. A semantic study of different archaic Maya- K'ice forms.
		Scope and Contents 434 large sheets. A few have notes on versos, a few inserted small sheets.
Huntington Box 10L	Folder 3	Maya-K'ice elements in a series of Karib-Aruak (Arawak) languages, embracing the archaic forms in all known Maya-K'ice tongues.
		Scope and Contents 138 large sheets.
Huntington Box 10L	Folder 4	Comparative Maya-K'ice glossary.
		Scope and Contents 152 sheets. Materials taken from Stoll, Rockstroh, Sapper, and so forth, each sheet dedicated to a particular word (man, woman, etc.) with definitions for 1-22A [languages?] on each sheet.
Huntington Box 10L	Folder 5	Spanish-Totonaca glossary
		Scope and Contents 77 sheets, unpublished. Compiled from a manuscript in the possession of Tulane University.
Huntington Box 10L	Folder 5	Extract of the Doctrina Christiana in the Mexican Indian language
		Scope and Contents 9 sheets, at the end of the above Spaish-Totonaca glossary. Annotated by R. Schuller.
Huntington Box 10L	Folder 6	Maya-K'ice studies, mostly a linguistic comparison of Maya-K'ice forms with the respect.
		Scope and Contents 96 large sheets. Includes: Archaic roots Mixe-Ayook (Balimar) p.1-8. Maya-K'ice studies: Sexual parts p.9-11; U1- atole, and related ideas p.12-13; Roots: Ac-aci, etc. p.14-23; Vocabulary from Steinen, Leipzig 1892 p.24-28; Roots: Kua, etc. p.29-49; Extracts from Steinen, Greenberg p.50-59; Extracts from the Motul Maya dictionary (ms, Peabody Museum, Harvard) p. 60-78; Extracts from "Brebe Noticia de 10s vocablos mas usuales de la lengua Kakchiquel," Peabody Museum ms. p.79-96.
Huntington Box 10L	Folder 7	A study of the linguistic map of Hondorus, C.A., according to Indian geographical nomenclature.
		Scope and Contents 187 sheets, containing several thousand Indian place names. Materials gathered by R. Schuller in 1927 which were to be published to show the geographical distribution of the different Indian languages of Honduras.
Huntington Box 10L	Folder 7.1, 7.2	Extracts made from Membreño, Alberto. Nombres Geográficos Indigenas de la República de Honduras. 1901. 26p.
Huntington Box 10L	Folder 7.3	Guia de Agrimensores o sea Recopilacion de Leyes Agrarias. Por Antonio Vallejo. Tegucigalpa. Tipografia Nacional. Avenida Cervantes Número 42. 1911.
Huntington Box 10L	Folder 8	Maya K'ice. Lenca-Karib-Arawak
		Scope and Contents 43 sheets
Huntington Box 10L	Folder 8.1	Maya-K'ice elements in Zoque-Mixe taken from Lenguas Indigenas de Centro America by Ferraz y Fernandez Guardia
		Scope and Contents 19 sheets
Huntington Box 10L	Folder 8.2	Mam glossary taken from Arte y Vocabulario de la lengua Mame by Father Diego de Reynoso
		Scope and Contents 21 sheets with annotations.
Huntington Box 10L	Folder 8.3	Additions to Stoll's Aguacateca glossary
		Scope and Contents 7 sheets
Huntington Box 10L	Folder 8.4	Comparative Vocabularies of different Maya-K'ice Dialects
		Scope and Contents 9 sheets. Four languages, Aguacateca, Mam, Jacalteca, Cuxe.
Huntington Box 10L	Folder 9	Extracts of Stoll's Ixil tract, a Maya-K'ice language
		Scope and Contents 61 sheets with annotations by Schuller.
Huntington Box 10L	Folder 9.1	Contribucción a1 Estudio de Las Lenguas Aborigines de El Salvador. (Especialmente de la antigua Provincia de Chaparrastique-San Miguel), por Rudolf Schuller.
		Scope and Contents 54 sheets.
Huntington Box 10L	Folder 10	Pipil poetry and a short vocabulary from El Salvador, C.A.
		Scope and Contents Obtained from an Indian of Izalco, 1925.
Huntington Box 10L	Folder 11	Facsimile of the Pineda Map of America, 1519.
		Scope and Contents From Navarrete "Coleccion de Documentos". Madrid.
Huntington Box 10L	Folder 12	On the value of the Spanish money (coins) and weight of the earlier part of the 16th century.
		Scope and Contents Notebook titled Medidas Pesos Moneda with inserts. Compiled by R. Schuller according the most reliable sources of information.
Huntington Box 10L	Folder 12	Correspondenz über den Historiographen Ulrich Schmiedel.
		Scope and Contents Letters, unpubl., on the historian Ulrich Schmiedel between R. Schuller and Dr. Mondschein of Straubing, the birthplace of that famous chronicler of the first and the most important Spanish settlement in the countries of River Platte, (1535-1555.)
Huntington Box 10L	Folder 14	Notes on Uspanteca (Pokonchi dialect) of Guatemala.
		Scope and Contents 43 sheets
Huntington Box 10L	Folder 14.1	Notes on the Tzotzil language of Chiapas.
		Scope and Contents According to Jose Maria Sanchez, 1895 and others, 21 sheets.
Huntington Box 10L	Folder 14.2	Notes on the linguistic map of El Salvador, C.A.
Huntington Box 10L	Folder 14.3	Notes mostly geographical , or place-names of Indian origin.
		Scope and Contents Unpublished, 10 large sheets.
Huntington Box 10L	Folder 14.4	Extracts from Father Beltrán, Maya grammar.
		Scope and Contents 1859 (2nd edition) with notes by R. Sch. 40 sheets.
Huntington Box 10L	Folder 15	Extract from a very short Trique glossary, with place names in Mexican and in Trique (native tongue of Oaxaca).
Huntington Box 10L	Folder 16	Modo deaprender la lengua Ixil.
		Scope and Contents Copy of an unpubl. ms. fragment dealing with the Ixil language, a Maya- K'ice dialect of Guatemala, C.A. 10 sheets with notes by R. Sch.
Huntington Box 10L	Folder 17	Folklore: Native poetry of South America including Bolivia.
		Scope and Contents 148 sheets collected during many years in South America partly from very scarce broad-sides, and partly from mss. sources.
Huntington Box 10L	Folder 18-18.5	Grammar and vocabulary 1685-1695 from Moran, Francisco. Art en lengua Ch'olti, 1695.
		Scope and Contents Annotated copy of ms. in Gates collection , Tulane University . Also included: parts of the human body; Indian community, family and so forth; ethnography; nature; adjective attributive; verbs; participles; colours.
Huntington Box 10L	Folder 19	29 negatives of the famous collection of gold objects from burial-places in Caldas, the Quimbaya region of Central Colombia, S.A.
Huntington Box 10L	Folder 20	13 Maps of different Middle American republics, from Petermanns Geographische Mitteilungen.
		Scope and Contents Maps are folded and are large. Maps by Dr. Carl Sapper.
Huntington Box 10L	Folder 21	Unpublished Barbacoa glossary.
		Scope and Contents Taken by R. Sch. at Popayan, Southern Colombia, S.A.
Huntington Box 10L	Folder 21	Place names of southern Colombia, all of Indian origin, elements for a linguistic chart of that section of Colombia.
Huntington Box 10L	Folder 21	Geographical names, mostly of the Choco languages of central and western Colombia.
Huntington Box 10L	Folder 21	A Choco glossary
		Scope and Contents From a scarce printed book by Uribe
Huntington Box 10L	Folder 21	List of place names of Indian origin of northern Colombia, Cartagena.
Huntington Box 10L	Folder 22	Notes on the relationship of the Xinca language of Guatemala to Maya-K'ice.
		Scope and Contents Unpublished linguistic comparisons, with notes which the author intended to publish but left unfinished.
Huntington Box 10L	Folder 23	An unpublished account made in Latin by the Jesuit Father Sanmartoni (Szehtmartony)
		Scope and Contents A Hungarian, former astronomer of the Indians of the Jesuit Missions on the Upper Amazon and its tributaries. XVIII century. Original preserved at the National Library, Rio de Janeiro. See Catalogo da Exposigao Brazileira.
Huntington Box 10L	Folder 24	Notes on entirely unknown Indian languages of Ecuador, S.A.
		Scope and Contents Gathered by R. Schuller, from "Relaciones Geograficas."
Huntington Box 10L	Folder 25	Catalina II, the Empress of Russia, and her relations to American linguistics.
		Scope and Contents Notes on a very scarcely known document.
Huntington Box 10L	Folder 26	On the Motilon Indians, of Western Venezuela.
		Scope and Contents Unpublished ms. copies by R. Schuller (1910) in the Deposito Hidrografico, Madrid.
Huntington Box 10L	Folder 27	Relacion del Alto Orinoco.
		Scope and Contents Unpublished ms. from the Munoz Collection, Madrid. Copied by R. Schuller. 1910.
Huntington Box 10L	Folder 28	Fragment of Betoye Glossary.
		Scope and Contents Unknown if this was published. 5 sheets (Segue o vocabulario do Rio Putumayo).
Huntington Box 10L	Folder 29	Fragment of Karth Glossary from Upper Orinoco.
		Scope and Contents Unpublished ms. copied by R. Schuller, 1910, Madrid. (Idioma Carihe de Cuando estuve en el Orinoco).
Huntington Box 10M	Folder 30-30.10	Copy of a Matlatzinca vocabulary
		Scope and Contents From the handwritten annotations in Vocabulario en lengua Castelland y Mexicans, 1555 by Alonso de Molina. 1544 sheets.
Huntington Box 10M	Folder 31	Photostat of mss. "A List of the Native Languages of the Latin American Countries,"
		Scope and Contents Compiled by Dr. Rudolph R. Schuller.
Huntington Box 10M	Folder 32	A list of the Native Languages of the Latin American Countries.
		Scope and Contents Typescript compiled by Dr. Rudolph R. Schuller. Includes correspondence from T. Franklin Currier of Harvard College Library.
Huntington Box 10M	Folder 45	Misc. correspondence and newspaper clippings.
		Scope and Contents Includes letters from A. Breton, 1912, 1913, 1914. List of folio contents of ms J. 92 in Biblioteca National and letters from staff members there. List of contents of folios of unidentified ms. from Ville de Besançon, Bibliothéque Publique made by George Gazier, conservateur and letters from staff there. News clippings about Schuller.
		Series IV. Printed Material
		Scope and Contents Folders with reprints of Schuller's scientific papers and others, partially annotated by Schuller
Huntington Box 10M	Folder 33	Repertorio Americano vol. 16, no. 22	1928
Huntington Box 10M	Folder 33	Repertorio Americano vol. 17, no. 3	1928
Huntington Box 10M	Folder 33	El Maestro vol. 1, nos. 5 and 6.
		Scope and Contents "La posicion etnologica de los indios de Talamanca, Costa Rica, C. A, por Rodolfo Schuller"
Huntington Box 10M	Folder 33	Buschmann, J. C. E.
		Scope and Contents One typed sheet of titles by this author.
Huntington Box 10M	Folder 33	Anales del Museo Nacional de Arqueologia, Historia y Etnografia vol. 1, no. 2.	1925
		Scope and Contents "La lengua Chinanteca del estado Oaxaca, por Rudolf Schuller."
Huntington Box 10M	Folder 33	Schuller Rudolf Revista Americana vol. 1, no. 9.	1910
		Scope and Contents "Um livro americano unico."
Huntington Box 10M	Folder 33	Lehmann, Walter Revista Americana	1909
		Scope and Contents "Problemas Americanistas"
Huntington Box 10M	Folder 33	Schuller, Rudolph Journal of American Folk-Lore vol. 28, no. 60	1915
		Scope and Contents "Native poetry of northern Brazil"
Huntington Box 10M	Folder 33	Schuller, Rudolph Journal of American Folk-Lore, vol. 26, no. 52	1913
		Scope and Contents "Paraquay native poetry"
Huntington Box 10M	Folder 33	Schuller, Rudolpho R. Boletim do Museu Goeldi, vol. 6	1906
		Scope and Contents "A Couvade"
Huntington Box 10M	Folder 33.1	Schuller, Rudolfo R, Revista de Archivas, Bibliotecas y Museos	1912
		Scope and Contents "Linguistica Americana: notas Bibliograficas" with correspondence.
Huntington Box 10M	Folder 33.1	Schuller, Rudolph Archivos del Folklore Cubano, vol. 4, no. 2	1929
		Scope and Contents "El huracán; dios de la tormenta, y el Popol-Vuh"
Huntington Box 10M	Folder 33.1	Schuller, Rudolph Anales Universitarios, vol. 1, no. 4	1928
		Scope and Contents "La organizatión de la familia de los pueblos mas primitives."
Huntington Box 10M	Folder 33.1	Casanova, P. González Anales del Museo Nacional de Arguelogia, Historia y Etnografias, vol. 1, no. 5	1928
		Scope and Contents "Los idiomas popolocas."
Huntington Box 10M	Folder 33.1	Fernandez, Miguel Angel Monumentos Arquelogicos, vol. 1	1925
		Scope and Contents "El juego de pelota de Chichen-Itza, Yucatan."
Huntington Box 10M	Folder 33.1	Casanova, P. González Anales del Museo Nacional de Arquelogia, Historia, y Etnografia, vol. 1, no. 1	1925
		Scope and Contents "Nota sobre la lengua Chinanteca."
Huntington Box 10M	Folder 33.1	Department of Middle American Research of the Tulane University of Louisiana Its Activites and Its Aims	September 1928
Huntington Box 10M	Folder 33.1	Schuller, Rudolph American Anthropologist, vol. 29, no. 2	1927
		Scope and Contents "The native country of the Maya-K'ice Indians"
Huntington Box 10M	Folder 33.1	American Anthropologist, vol. 18, no. 4 Discussion and correspondence	1916
		Scope and Contents "Discovery of New Materials of the Moseten Idiom"
Huntington Box 10M	Folder 33.1	Anthropos: Revue Internationale d 'Ethnologie et de Linguistique, vol . 7, no. 6	1912
		Scope and Contents Pages 987-1018.
Huntington Box 10M	Folder 33.1	Anthropos: Revue Internationale d 'Ethnologie et de Linguistique, vol. 8, nos. 2 and 3	1913
		Scope and Contents Pages 365-396.
Huntington Box 10M	Folder 33.1	Anales Universitarios, vol. 1, no. 5
		Scope and Contents Just the cover.
Huntington Box 10M	Folder 33.2	Bibliography sheets attributed to Schuller
		Scope and Contents Cards and typed half sheets. Half sheets cover 1904-1931 with entries of his publications arranged chronologically.
Huntington Box 10M	Folder 34	Seven extracts from newspapers.
Huntington Box 10M	Folder 35	Photostats of title pages of manuscripts relating to Matlatzinca language
		Scope and Contents Copied from the original in the John Carter Brown Library.
Huntington Box 10M	Folder 36	Schuller, Rudolph The Oldest Known Illustration of South American Indians
		Scope and Contents Reprint from Indian Notes, vol . 7, no. 4, 1930. Associated letter from C. Wilberforce Eames, 12/14/30.
Huntington Box 10M	Folder 37	Morley, Sylvanus Griswold Congrés des Américanists, compte-rendu de la 21st session	1925
		Scope and Contents "The earliest Mayan dates." Published by the Göteborg Museum. . Signed by Frans Blom.
Huntington Box 10M	Folder 38	Palino, Celstino Vocabulario Totonaco	1907
		Scope and Contents Xalapa- Enriquez: Oficina tipografica del gobierno desestado.
Huntington Box 10M	Folder 39	Revista del Archivo y de la Biblioteca Nacional de Honduras, vol. 3, nos. 2-16	1906-1907
		Scope and Contents "El Popol Vuh"
Huntington Box 10M	Folder 40	Revista de etnología arquelogía, y lingüística, vol. 1, nos. 1 and 2	1925
Huntington Box 10M	Folder 41	Drawings for proposed book plate.
		Scope and Contents Appear to be by Schuller for his own books.
Huntington Box 10M	Folder 42	Schuller, Rodolfo R. Accerca del "Yslario General" de Alonzo de Santa Cruz"
		Scope and Contents Extracted from the 18th International Congress of Americanists. Marshall H. Saville Collection.
Huntington Box 10M	Folder 43	A Nova Gazeta da Terra do Brasil (Newen Zeytunq auss Presillg Landt) e sua origem mais provavelu	1914
		Scope and Contents Published in Rio de Janeiro. Extr. do vol. 33 dos Annaes da Biblioteca Nacional. Includes a pasted in photograph of Schuller and annotations.
Huntington Box 10M	Folder 44	Schuller, Rudolf R. Zur affinitát der Tapúya-Indianer des 'Theatrum Rerum Naturalium Brasiliae	1912

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Rodolfo R. Schuller papers, ca. 1925-1932. Collection Number: 9172

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Rodolfo R. Schuller papers, ca. 1925-1932.
Collection Number: 9172

Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections
Cornell University Library