Oct. 1901. 



Annual RtpoRx oi the Director. 



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vidual collections might be prepared with very little extra effort, for 

 exchange with institutions who would respond in the same manner. 

 Exchange relations have been opened this year with several new 

 institutions and individuals, both abroad and at home, to the mutual 



satisfaction of the parties concerned. 



Expeditions and Field Work. — The number of expeditions in the 

 field this year outnumbered any sent out in previous 3*ears. The com- 

 plete list indicates the gentlemen who had charge of the expeditions, 

 the localities they visited, and the material the}'^ obtained: 



Locality. 

 Jamaica, West Indies, 



Collectors. 

 C. F. Millspaugh, 



Southern Illinois, 



Arizona and California, 



W. A. Phillips, 



Material. 

 . . Photographic and Plant ma- 

 terial. 



. . Quarry, Shop and Mound 

 Collections of Archaeolog- 

 ical material. 



S. C. Simms, Ethnological Collections 



from Tribes of the Piman 

 and Yuman Stocks. 



California, J. W. Hudson, .... Ethnological Collections 



from Tribes of the Mari- 

 posan and Maquelumman 

 Stocks. 

 S.E. Meek and F.E.L'jtz. Reptiles. Fishes, Mammals 



and Insects. 



E. S. Riggs, Dinosaurs. 



Arizona. Chas. L. Owen (Stanley 



McCormick Exped'n), Archieological Collection 



from Prehistoric Hopi 

 Graves in Ruins of Walpi 

 and Misbongnovi. 



Central Mexico, . 

 Western Colorado, 



Hopi, Arizona, . 



Southern Illinois, 



Geo. A. Dorsey (Stanley 



McCormick Exped'n), Ethnological Collection 



W. A. Phillips, . . . 



Columbia River Basin, . Merton L. Miller, 



Queen Charlotte Islands, 

 British Columbia, . . 



Apache and Xavajo In- 

 dians, Arizona, . . . 



C. F. Newcombe, 



Chas. L. Owen, 



Oklahoma Geo. A. Dorsey, 



Archaeological material from 

 Cobden, 111., and Hot 

 Springs, Ark. 



Ethnological and Archaeolog- 

 ical Collections from Sha- 

 haptian Tribes. 



Totem Poles, Grave Carv- 

 ings, Skeletons and Gen- 

 eral Haida Ethnology. 



Ethnological Collection. 



Ethnological Collections 

 from Osage. Pawnee and 

 Wichita Indians 



