Spinden, Herbert Joseph, 1879-1967
Dates
- Existence: 1879 - 1967
Occupations
Places
- Huron (S.D.) (Place of Birth)
- United States (Associated Country)
Topics
Languages Used
- Language: English. Script: Latin
Found in 179 Collections and/or Records:
Drafts & notes [11], undated
"The Origins of the Taino Culture" (exhibition).
Drafts & notes [12], 1929-1949
Short writings and fragments.
Eastern Association on Indian Affairs, 1929 - 1944
Education Department, 1934 - 1935
Principal respondent: Spinden, Herbert J. Correspondence regarding credit for teachers; scholarships for interns; gallery tours. Departmental statement of purpose; newsletter, 'Museum Sampler;' program, Museum Clubs for Children.
Eighth American Scientific Congress [01], 1939 - 1940
Correspondence regarding programs, topics and speakers to be considered; Latin American Folklore; Spinden's chairmanship of section on anthropological sciences. Invitations to scholars to participate.
Eighth American Scientific Congress [02], 1940-04
Correspondence regarding programs, topics, speakers and logistics of Congress. Invitations to scholars to attend; agenda.
Eighth American Scientific Congress [03], 1940 - 1941
Correspondence regarding Spinden's paper "Time Scale for New World"; publication of manuscripts presented at Congress. Includes vouchers; abstracts of papers.
Eighth American Scientific Congress: reports [01], 1940
Correspondence regarding proposed subjects; participants. Proposals regarding organization of Congress; list of papers; report on publicity; agendas; outlines for programs; attendance and progress reports.
Eighth American Scientific Congress: reports [02], 1940
List of papers on anthropological section; agendas; plans for revised edition of "Motif-Index of Folk Literature"; rules and regulations; list of participating individuals from other nations; list of official delegates from Latin America; attendance reports
Employment [01], 1933-1939
Correspondence with Charles Nagel regarding lack of employee retirement plan and recommendation for Spinden's retirement; employment opportunities; volunteers and student interns; Works Progress Administration (WPA) projects, including Mayan models project. Includes resumes.