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- All collections (6), Prehistory (1), History (1), Ethnohistory (1), Irrigation (1), Ethnoastronomy (1), Religion (2), Pottery analysis (1), Pottery Types (2), Your library (4)
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- New Mexico (3), Indians (2), Irrigation farming (1), Calendars (1), Ethnohistory (1), Irrigation (1), Archaeoastronomy (1), Mescaline (1), Whiteware (1), Mythology (1), Oral tradition (1), Traditional farming (1), Native American Church of North America (1), Abiquiu Region (1), Piedra Lumbre phase (1), White Mountain Apache Ethnobiology (1), Grayware (1), San Juan Red (1), Chapin Black-on-white (1), Chama Valley (1), Religion (1), Pueblo (1), Keres (1), Astronomy (1), Navajo (1), pottery (1), Mesa Verde (1), Isleta (1), Tewa (1), Keresan (1), Shalako (1), San Ildefonso (1), Rio Grande Valley (1), Ute (1), Zuni (1), Hopi (1), Historic period (1), Tanoan (1), Precontact period (1)
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- Joined
- Jun 22, 2016
- Real Name
- Laboratory of Anthropology Library
- About My Library
- The Museum of Indian Arts and Culture is home to the Laboratory of Anthropology Library, a research-level library dedicated to the study of Native cultures, anthropology and archaeology of the Southwestern United States, Mexico and Central America. The Library opened upon the completion of the Laboratory of Anthropology Building in 1930.
The LOA Library collections reflect the history of the Laboratory of Anthropology, Inc. (1929-1947), the Museum of New Mexico Laboratory of Anthropology (1951-1981) and the Museum of Indian Arts and Culture/Laboratory of Anthropology (1987-present).
The Library has particularly strong holdings of prehispanic through contemporary greater Southwest Indian arts and culture; greater Southwest, Northern Mexico and Central America anthropology, archaeology, history; and, New Mexico and Four Corners region historic sites and monuments.
The LOA Library actively collects Cultural Resources Management history, methodology, and theory publications as well as greater Southwest theses and dissertations, conference proceedings, archaeological reports, government documents, gray literature, and ephemera. - Location
- 710 Camino Lejo, Santa Fe, NM
- Homepage
- http://indianartsandculture.org/library
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