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• INFORMATION FOR USERS
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• CONTAINER LIST

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Cornell University Department of Fine Arts records, 1922-1959.
Collection Number: 14-14-818

Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections
Cornell University Library

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DESCRIPTIVE SUMMARY

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INFORMATION FOR USERS

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CONTAINER LIST

Container		Description	Date
Box 1		Assorted correspondences	1935-1953
		Scope and Contents Organizations: Arizona Anthropological Association Art Institute of Chicago American Numismatic Society American Association of Museums American School of Classical Studies at Athens, Greece Art Trading Company Archeological Institute of America Committee for the Excavation of Antioch and its Vicinity Oriental Institute Correspondents include: Vicky Athanassiou Richard Aldrich, Wesleyan College Robert J. Braidwood, Oriental Institute, University of Chicago
Box 2		Assorted correspondences; accounts; minutes	1935-1953
		Scope and Contents Organizations: Committee for the Excavation of Antioch and its Vicinity College Art Association Oriental Institute Correspondents include: Robert Caldwell Rhys Carpenter Howard Comfort N.C. Debevoise C.W. deKiewiet
Box 3		Assorted correspondences; notes re: publication of Antioch IV; department purchases of coins and casts	1937-1956
		Scope and Contents Organizations: Ethnographic Board (National Research Council) George Banta Publishing Company Correspondents include: Hetty Goldman Various of Cornell faculty and administration
Box 4		Assorted correspondences	1936-1956
		Scope and Contents Organizations: DeWitt Historical Society Committee for the Excavation of Antioch and its Vicinity Princeton University American Numismatic Society Correspondents include: Rufus Morey, Princeton University
Box 5		Assorted correspondences	1935-1956
		Scope and Contents Organizations: American Numismatic Society Oriental Institute Cornell University Correspondents include: Dean R.M. Ogden, Cornell University Dean Paul M. O'Leary, Cornell University Ruth L. Schurman, editorial assistant of the Oriental Institute Hans Henning von der Osten, Oriental Institute Doris Fessler, Oriental Institute
Box 6		Assorted correspondences; notes on publication of Antioch IV; list of Antioch notebooks sent to R. Stillwell at Princeton	1933-1956
		Scope and Contents Organizations: Princeton University Johns Hopkins University Raymond & Raymond Galleries, New York Committee for the Excavation of Antioch and its Vicinity Correspondents include: G.M.A. Richter re: publication of Antioch lamps D.M. Robinson, Johns Hopkins University Richard Stillwell, Princeton University Baldwin E. Smith, Princeton University
Box 7		Assorted correspondences	1935-1955
		Scope and Contents Organizations: Harvard University Princeton University American School of Classical Studies at Athens, Greece Strategic Services Office Correspondents include: Catherine Udall, Harvard University R.F.S. Starr, Princeton University Paul Underwood Homer Thompson R.S. Young
Box 8		Accounts and receipts: Fine Arts Department	1956-1959
Box 8		Accounts and receipts: Archaeology Department	1940-1948
Box 9		Accounts and receipts: Archaeology Department	1948-1959
Box 10		Accounts and receipts: Fine Arts Department	1940-1956
Box 10		Research grant	1939-1940
Box 10		Requisition note pad
Box 10		Payroll folder	1956-1957
Box 11		Accounts	1931-1947
		Scope and Contents Fine Arts Archaeology Archaeological Appropriation Museum maintenance
Box 12		Archaeology study/research notes on monument inscriptions from Attica, Greece.
		Scope and Contents Most have corresponding C.I.A. ( Corpus Inscriptionum Atticarum) references. Also notes on progression of Old Attic letter forms (pre-403 B.C.).