BIBLIOGRAPHY OF FLORENCE HAWLEY ELLIS...Bibliography of Florence Hawley Ellis Hawley, Florence, 1936. Field Manual of Prehistoric Southwestern Pottery Types. University of New Mexico

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF FLORENCE HAWLEY ELLIS

By

Alicia Barnes

Maxwell Museum Technical Series No. 14

Maxwell Museum of Anthropology MSC01, 1050, 1 University of New Mexico

Albuquerque, New Mexico 87131-0001 www.unm.edu/~maxwell

2010

PREFACE Florence Hawley Ellis was active professionally her entire adult life, and after retiring she maintained extensive research notes and related collections at her home. She was assisted in her later years by her daughter Andrea, who inherited the Ellis house and its contents when Dr. Ellis died in 1991. Andrea Ellis then maintained the research materials as a private archive until her own death in 2009. At that point Andrea’s daughter, Rieka Eastin Long, inherited the house and its contents. Ms. Long allowed the Maxwell Museum to borrow and organize the Ellis research materials, on the assumption that in time, they will be donated to the University of New Mexico and other institutions. One set of files from the Ellis house was an “autobibliography,” by which was meant a set of Dr. Ellis’s publications and manuscripts, as ordered by the author. Andrea Ellis clearly had a hand in the organizing of the bibliographic materials, and may have contributed most of the effort required to create such a comprehensive series of files. The first researcher to take a close look at those files, Dr. Kurt Anschuetz, recognized the need to keep the bibliographic files intact, and convinced me to do so. The actual work of organizing the files then fell to Alicia Barnes, of the museum staff, who prepared this compilation of the file contents. Like the original files, this bibliography includes materials attributable to other individuals, especially her daughter. Andrea Ellis’s working relationship with her mother is indicated in the files by the conjoining of their publications and manuscripts, a structure maintained in the bibliography. Also, both women went by more than one name during their careers; in the bibliography we have followed the names indicated by the documents and file labels. The catalogue numbers assigned by the museum are based on the system originally used to organize the files. Catalogue No. 2010.41.1929c refers, for example, to the contents of Ellis’s file 1929c. In some cases it was necessary to deviate from the original numbering system used in the files, including to add materials from a different part of the collections to the bibliographic files. Nonetheless, this publication will give readers a sense of the publications and manuscripts created by Dr. Ellis and her daughter, as organized by them. While the documents summarized by this bibliography provide a comprehensive picture of the work by Dr. Ellis and her collaborators, there are gaps in the collection. We will strive to fill those gaps as part of the long-term curation of the files. Meanwhile, unless otherwise indicated, the items listed are available for examination by researchers. As one consequence, we hope, the extent and variety of Dr. Ellis’s research will be more fully appreciated. We wish to thank Rieka Long for her own efforts to make these materials available for research. David Phillips Series Editor

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Bibliography of Florence Hawley Ellis

Hawley, Florence, 1922. Untitled notes on home heating system. [Notes and sketches, 10 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1922. Hawley, Florence, 1923. Tales of a Sophomore. [Narrative, 45 handwritten pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1923a. Hawley, Florence, 1923. Untitled notes on the Classification of Animals. [4 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1923b. Hawley, Florence, 1923. Untitled notes from Biology Notebook. [83 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1923c. Hawley, Florence, 1926. The Bells of San Xavier. The Manuscript. 2(1):14–15 [Whole issue preserved.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1926a. Hawley, Florence, 1926. The Remittance Man. [Short story, 8 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1926b. Hawley, Florence, 1926. Ceramics of Casa Grande. [Handwritten paper, 21 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1926d. Hawley, Florence, 1926. Pottery of the Miami-Globe Pueblos. [Draft, 7 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1926g. Hawley, Florence, 1927. Untitled notes from Greek History Notebook. Catalogue No. 2010.41.1927b. Hawley, Florence, 1928. Pottery and Cultures of the Middle Gila. Thesis, University of Arizona, Tucson. [First of two original copies, this one with original photographs, stored in photo archives.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1928. Hawley, Florence, 1928. Pottery and Cultures of the Middle Gila. Thesis, University of Arizona, Tucson. [Second of two original copies, this one lacks original photographs.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1928a. Hawley, Florence, 1928. The Apaches—A Broken People. [Notes, drafts and full copy, see also 2010.41.1933c] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1928b. Hawley, Florence, 1929. Prehistoric Pottery Pigments in the Southwest. American Anthropologist. 31(4): 731–754. [Reprint, also includes six drafts (one co-authored with Fred G. Hawley) and various notes.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1929a. Hawley, Florence, 1929. Field Diary of an Anthropologist. [Three drafts and notes.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1929b.

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Hawley, Florence, 1929. Mary—of the Navajo Desert notes. [Notes and drafts] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1929c. Hawley, Florence, 1929. Hoskinini Begay notes. [6 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1929d. Hawley, Florence, 1929. The First Doctor’s Society—A Zuni Myth notes. [5 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1929e. Hawley, Florence, 1929. Chugey Begay: Son of Automobile notes. [7 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1929f. Hawley, Florence, 1929. Medicine Sing notes. [2 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1929g. Hawley, Florence, 1929. The Last Witch of Zuni notes. [22 pages notes, 1 page correspondence] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1929h. Hawley, Florence, 1929. When the Deer Stuck Out Its Tongue notes. [3 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1929i. Hawley, Florence, 1929. Navajo Night notes. [1 page] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1929j. Hawley, Florence, 1929. Relationships and Proposed Classification for Chettro Kettle Pottery. [Manuscript, 21 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1929k. Hawley, Florence, 1929. Classification and Relationships of Chettro Ketl Pottery. [Two drafts, 36 pages each] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1929l. Hawley, Florence, 1929. The Madonna’s Morning Mass notes. [7 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1929m. Hawley, Florence, 1929. Magnetism. [Short story, 5 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1929n. Hawley, Florence, 1929. Red Lake Trading Post notes. [12 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1929o. Hawley, Florence, 1929. Of the Will of the Gods notes. [Two drafts, one of 9 pages and the other of 8 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1929p. Hawley, Florence, 1930. Chemical Examination of Prehistoric Smudged Wares. American Anthropologist 32(3): 500–502. [Reprint] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1930a. Hawley, Florence, 1930. Prehistoric Pottery and Culture Relations in the Middle Gila. American Anthropologist. 32(3): 522–536. [Reprint] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1930b. Hawley, Florence, 1930. Primitive Religion and Psychological Background in the Middle Gila. [Draft, 25 pages, also 1 page of correspondence] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1930c.

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Hawley, Florence, 1930. Fiesta of St. Francis. [Draft, 14 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1930d.

Hawley, Florence, 1931. Chemistry in Prehistoric American Arts. Journal of Chemical Education. 8(1):35–42. [Reprint] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1931a. Hawley, Florence, 1931. Conclusions, To Date, on Wood Specimens from the Fort Apache Ruin—1931 Field Expedition. [Two copies of report (16 pages each) and six sets of notes] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1931b. Hawley, Florence, 1932. The Bead Mountain Pueblos of Southern Arizona. Art and Archaeology. 33(5):227–236. [Whole issue preserved.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1932a. Hawley, Florence, 1932. Discussion and Correspondence—Prehistoric Pottery and Culture Relations in the Middle Gila. American Anthropologist 34(3):248–250. [Reprint of response to comments on her article “Prehistoric Pottery and Culture Relation of the Middle Gila”] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1932c. Hawley, Florence, 1933. The Apache—a Maligned People [and] Invaders’ Influence on Early Apache Character and Movements—1541–1900. [Two manuscripts with similar content but with different titles. “The Apache…” is 65 pages long. “Invaders…” is 58 pages long. Also 1 page of correspondence.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1933c. Hawley, Florence, 1933. Correlation Between Architectural Development and Tree Ring Chronology at Chettro Ketl. [Draft, 1 page] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1933e. Hawley, Florence, 1934. The Significance of the Dated Prehistory of Chetro Ketl. The University of New Mexico Bulletin, Anthropology Series 1(1), Whole No. 246. [Publication, 103 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1934a. Hawley, Florence, 1934. Review of Standards of Pottery Description, by Benjamin March. American Anthropologist 36(4):607–609. [Reprint] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1934b. Montoya, Pedro, and Florence Hawley, 1934. Pedro of Taos. [Draft, 108 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1934c. Hawley, Florence, 1934. Tree Rings and Watersheds in the Tennessee Valley. [3 pages of text with graph] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1934d. Hawley, Florence, 1934. Dendrochronological Investigation in Norris Basin, Progress Report #1. [Includes original report, with original photographs. Stored in photo archives.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1934e. Hawley, Florence, 1934. Preliminary Studies of Dendrochronological Dating in the Middle West. [Includes an original of Dendrochronological Investigation in Norris Basin, with original photographs. Stored in photo archives] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1934f.

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Hawley, Florence, 1934. Dendrochronological Investigation in Norris Basin, Progress Report #3. [3 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1934g. Hawley, Florence, 1935. Dendrochronological Investigation in Norris Basin, Progress Report #4. [2 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1935a. Hawley, Florence, 1935. Dendrochronological Investigation in Norris Basin, Progress Report for February. [4 pages, includes Roy Lassetter’s 2 page supplementary report titled Progress Report No. 6—Month of February.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1935b. Hawley, Florence, 1935. Dendrochronological Investigation in Norris Basin, Progress Report for March–April: Correlation of Precipitation Weighted by Square Miles Area with Run-off. [13 pages, includes Roy Lassetter’s 5 page supplementary report entitled Progress Report No. 7—Supplementary to Report of Dr. F. M. Hawley] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1935c. Hawley, Florence, 1935. Untitled progress report. [3 pages of Dendrochronological Investigation in Norris Basin, untitled progress report for July, also includes 1 page of correspondence concerning the March–April report.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1935d. Hawley, Florence, 1935. Relationship Between Tree Rings, Precipitation, and Runoff in the Norris Basin—Progress Report No. 11. [12 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1935e. Hawley, Florence, 1935. Dendrochronological Investigation in Norris Basin, Progress Report for March. [3 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1935f. Hawley, Florence, 1935. Outline and Materials for Southwest Pottery Course—UNM. [Includes outline, introduction, pottery types, and tests on pottery smudging.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1935g. Hawley, Florence, 1935. Outline for a Course on Method in Cultural Anthropology. [9 pages, file includes Introduction: Science and Culture, by Robert Redfield.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1935h. Hawley, Florence, 1935. An Outline for a Course in Problems of Ethnology and Social Anthropology. [14 pages, file includes Outline for the Study of Acculturation.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1935j. Hawley, Florence, 1935. Syllabus: Pueblo Social Organization and Government. [Three drafts: two with 23 pages, one with 27 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1935k. Hawley, Florence, 1935. Syllabus: Southwestern Archaeology. [Two drafts of 49 pages each, also 1 page of notes] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1935l. Hawley, Florence, 1935. Making Trees Talk. [Two copies of 9 pages each, for the University of Chicago Department of Press Relations] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1935t.

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Hawley, Florence, 1936. Field Manual of Prehistoric Southwestern Pottery Types. University of New Mexico Bulletin, Anthropological Series 1(4). University of New Mexico Press, Albuquerque. [Two copies of the publication, each with handwritten notes and corrections by Florence Hawley] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1936a. Hawley, Florence, 1936. The Missing Rings: No Mystery Story. The New Mexico Quarterly. 6(4):277–285. [Whole issue preserved.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1936b. Hawley, Florence, 1936. Tree Ring Research in the Middle West and Southeast. [Draft, 3 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1936c. Hawley, Florence, 1936. Fortune Telling, Via Tree Rings. New Mexico Magazine. 14(6):15–17, 40–42. [Whole issue preserved.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1936e. Hawley, Florence, 1936. Tree Rings, Archaeology, and the Fifth Column. [Manuscript, 20 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1936g. Hawley, Florence, 1936. Career Girls—Listen!. [Original, 9 pages. A copy also includes five pages of Beyond Taos.]. Catalogue No. 2010.41.1936h. Hawley, Florence, 1937. Pueblo Social Organization as a Lead to Pueblo History. American Anthropologist 39(3):504–522. [Reprint and three drafts] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1937a. Hawley, Florence, 1937. Kokopelli, of the Prehistoric Southwestern Pueblo Pantheon. American Anthropologist 39(4):644–646. [Reprint] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1937b. Hawley, Florence, 1937. Relationship of Southern Cedar Growth to Precipitation and Run Off. Ethnology 18(3):398–405. [Reprint and draft] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1937d. Hawley, Florence, 1937. Anthropologists at Home. The Eleusis of Chi Omega. [Removed from publication, issue number unknown, pages 54–58.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1937e. Hawley, Florence, 1937. Ancient New Mexicans. New Mexico Magazine 15(7):22–23, 42–44. [Whole issue preserved.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1937f. Senter, Donovan, and Florence Hawley, 1937. Hopi and Navajo Child Burials. American Anthropologist 39(1):131–134. [Reprint] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1937g. Hawley, Florence, 1937. Outline of Dendrochronological Field Work. [Report, 4 pages, also 1 page of notes] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1937h. Hawley, Florence, 1937. Review of Lowry Ruin in Southwestern Colorado, by Paul S. Martin. American Anthropologist 39(2):328–330. [Reprint. For a different Hawley review in the same issue, see Catalogue No. 2010.41.1937j.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1937i.

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Hawley, Florence, 1937. Review of Archaeological Survey of the Guano Valley Region in Southeastern Oregon, by L. S. Cressman. American Anthropologist 39(2):332–334. [Reprint. for a different Hawley review in the same issue, see Catalogue No. 2010.41.1937i.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1937j. Hawley, Florence, 1937. Drums in the Dust: Classification of the Southwestern Pueblos. [Drafts of 18 chapters, also 1 page of correspondence] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1937o. Hawley, Florence, 1937. Maids of Many Colors. [Narrative, 12 pages. Alternative title: I Learned About Women from Maids] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1937p. Hawley, Florence, 1938. Classification of Black Pottery Pigments and Paint Areas. The University of New Mexico Bulletin 2(4). [Issue includes article co-authored with Fred G. Hawley, The Chemical Analysis of Prehistoric Southwestern Glaze-Paint, with Components. Whole issue preserved.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1938a. Hawley, Florence, 1938. The Family Tree of Chaco Canyon Masonry. American Antiquity 3(3):247–255. [Reprint] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1938b. Hawley, Florence, 1938. Tree Ring Dating for Southeastern Mounds. In An Archaeological Survey of the Norris Basin in Eastern Tennessee, Bureau of American Ethnology Bulletin 118. [No copy was found.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1938c. Senter, Florence Hawley, 1938. Dendrochronology: Can We Fix Prehistoric Dates in the Middle West by Tree Rings? In Proceedings of the Nineteenth Annual Indiana History Conference. Indiana History Bulletin 15(2):118–128 [Reprint] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1938d. Senter, Florence Hawley, 1938. Southwestern Dated Ruins: IV, Chaco Canyon, New Mexico. Tree Ring Bulletin 5(1):6–7. [Whole issue preserved. Also contains Florence Hawley Senter article assigned Catalogue No. 2010.41.1938f.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1928e. Senter, Florence Hawley, 1938. Dendrochronology in Two Mississippi Drainage Tree-Ring Areas. Tree Ring Bulletin 5(1):3–6. [Whole issue preserved. Also contains Florence Hawley Senter article assigned Catalogue No. 2010.41.1938e. File also contains Tree Rings and Watersheds in the Tennessee Valley (3 pages, by Roy Lassetter).] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1938f. Senter, Florence Hawley, 1938. Report on Research in Dendrochronology of the Mississippi Area 1937–38. [Report, 8 pages. File also includes Progress of Tree Ring Work in Mississippi Drainage (3 pages) and graph.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1938g. Hawley, Florence (editor), 1938. The Prehistoric Southwest. [Includes 16 chapters by various authors, each in its own folder. Also includes one folder of related correspondence.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1938h. Hawley, Florence, 1939. Pueblo Politics. New Mexico Magazine 17(8):16–17, 34–35. [Whole issue preserved.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1939b.

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Hawley, Florence, 1939. New Applications of Tree Ring Analysis. In So Live the Works of Men: Seventieth Anniversary Volume Honoring Edgar Lee Hewett, edited by Donald D. Brand and Fred E. Harvey, pp. 177–186. [Copy of article.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1939c. Hawley, Florence, 1939. Chaco Pottery Types. [Drafts and notes] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1939e. Hawley, Florence, 1939. Chaco Canyon Masonry. [Manuscript, 3 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1939f. Hawley, Florence, 1930–1940. The Study of Man—Embracing Woman. [Manuscript, 13 pages. Written while author was a student. Found filed under 1930–1940c in bibliography files.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1939g. Hawley, Florence, 1930–1940. Piiki—the Bread of the Ancients. [Manuscript, 7 pages. Written between 1930 and 1940, originally filed under 1930–1940e in bibliography files.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1939h. Hawley, Florence, 1940. Squash-Blossom Headdress in Basket Maker III. [Manuscript, 1 page. For Notes and Queries, American Antiquity.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1940a. Hawley, Florence, 1940. Dendrochronology—Tree Ring Experts Establish a New Science Which Reveals Dates of Prehistoric Structures. Southern Lumberman 161(2033):149–153. [Whole issue preserved.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1940c. Hawley, Florence and Neil M. Clark, 1940. Trees Do Not Lie! American Forests 46(2):66–68, 95–96. [Whole issue and original manuscript (titled Trees Are No Liars!) preserved.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1940d. Hawley, Florence, 1940. History as Tree Rings Tell It: Condensed from American Forests. Readers Digest 36(216):102–104. [Whole issue preserved. Adapted from Trees Do Not Lie! (see 2010.41.1940d) in collaboration with Neil M. Clark.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1940e. Hawley, Florence, 1941. Dendrochronology in the Mississippi Drainage. [Two drafts, one bound and the other loose with notes.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1941a. Hawley, Florence, 1941. We Can Learn About Children From Them. Parents’ Magazine 16(7): 26–27, 34. [Whole issue preserved. File also includes 18 page manuscript titled How To Raise a Pueblo Child: From Cradle Board to Kiva.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1941c. Hawley, Florence, 1941. Ancient Floods and Drouths and Growing Conditions. Southern Lumberman 163(2057):157–160. [Whole issue preserved.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1941d. Hawley, Florence, 1941. Tree Ring Analysis and Dating in the Mississippi Drainage. [With appended papers: Reflection of Precipitation and Temperature in Tree Growth, by Mildred Mott Wedel and Florence Hawley, and A New Dendrochronograph, by E. J. Workman and Florence Hawley.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1941f.

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Hawley, Florence, 1941. Dendrochronology Annual Report (1941) for University of Chicago. [Includes 5 page report with 3 page supplemental report by Robert E. Bell, three envelopes of charts and correspondence, a preliminary report for 1942, and various notes.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1941h. Hawley, Florence, 1941. Beyond Taos. [Draft, 14 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1941i. Hawley, Florence, 1941. Dendrochronology Breakthrough Letter. [First page of correspondence to F. P. Keen] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1941j. Hawley, Florence, 1942. Indian Godmother. [Three drafts, of 21, 25, and 15 pages. Also 1 page of correspondence and a 24 page final(?) draft.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1942a. Hawley, Florence, 1942. Navajo Night. New Mexico Magazine 20(7):22, 33–35. [Whole issue preserved.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1942b. Hawley, Florence, 1942. El Solar de Los Dos Santos. [Manuscript, 7 pages. See also 2010.41.1955d.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1942c. Hawley, Florence, 1942. Daughter’s Patriotic Shoestring. [Manuscript, 12 pages. Page 5 missing. Also includes correspondence from Good Housekeeping.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1942d. Hawley, Florence, 1942. Train Your Children for Tolerance. [Manuscript, 12 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1942e. Hawley, Florence, 1942. Report on Tree Ring Work 1941–1942. [Report, 10 pages, and notes] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1942f. Senter, Donovan, and Florence Hawley, 1942. Villages of the Saints. [Partial draft and notes] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1942g. Senter, Donovan, and Florence Hawley, 1942. Villages of the Saints: A Social Analysis of Spanish-American Acculturation in New Mexico. [Includes 493 pages of text and 7 pages of introductory charts and copies of notes. Note on front, written by Florence Hawley, states that she wrote this for Donovan to revise.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1942h. Hawley, Florence, 1942. Isleta. [Draft, 9 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1942j. Hawley, Florence, 1942. Taos. [Draft, 12 pages; also 2 pages of notes] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1942k. Hawley, Florence, 1942. Dendrochronology Charts. [Includes a letter from A. E. Douglass and various notes.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1942l. Hawley, Florence, 1942. Rose Learns to Make Pottery. [Draft, 11 pages. Children’s story with an ethnographic theme.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1942m.

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Hawley, Florence, 1943. Zia Attitudes and Problems Concerning Economy and Nutrition. [Draft, 43 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1943a. Hawley, Florence, 1943. Zia Cults, Societies and Overall Organization. [Manuscript, with appendix titled A Note on Pecos, 1826] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1943b. Hawley, Florence, 1943. Zia Child Rearing. [Manuscript, 5 chapters] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1943c. Hawley, Florence, Michel Pijoan, and C. A. Elkin, 1943. An Inquiry into Food Economy and Body Economy in Zia Pueblo. American Anthropologist 45:547–556. [Published pages; draft] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1943d. Hawley, Florence, 1943. Zia, Jemez Secret Societies. [Manuscript, 5 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1943e. Hawley, Florence, 1943. The Anthropologist and the Child. [Manuscript, 4 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1943f. Hawley, Florence and Andrea Senter, 1943. Story for Daddy. [1 page; story told by Andrea to Florence for Donovan Senter on Father’s Day. Returned to family; file contains explanatory note only.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1943g. Hawley, Florence, 1945. “Slums,” Housing Projects, and the Psychology of Southwestern Mexicans and Spanish Americans. [Manuscript, 10 pages, also 1 page of correspondence] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1945a. Hawley, Florence, 1945. Syllabus: Anthropology 101—The Individual in His Society. [Draft, 11 pages; 1 page of notes] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1945b. Hawley, Florence, 1946. The Role of Pueblo Social Organization in the Dissemination of Catholicism. American Anthropologist 48(3):407–415. [Reprint] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1946a. Hawley, Florence and Donovan Senter. Group-Designed Behavior Patterns in Two Acculturating Groups. Southwestern Journal of Anthropology 2(2):133–151. [Reprint and original draft] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1946b. Senter, Donovan, and Florence Hawley. The Grammar School as the Basic Acculturating Influence for Native New Mexicans. Social Forces 24(4):398–407. [Reprint and original draft] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1946c. Hawley, Florence, 1946. Juan Batjon: Who Killed Three With One. [Includes Spanish transcription and English translation of story told by Pedro A. Montoya of Taos.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1946f.

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Hawley, Florence, 1947. An Examination of Problems Basic to Acculturation in the Rio Grande Pueblos. [Notes for speech to American Anthropological Association, December 1947] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1946g. Hawley, Florence, 1946. Syllabus of General Anthropology—Part II: Peoples of the World—The History and Distribution of Cultures. [Introduction to the University of Chicago course, 5 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1946h. Senter, Donovan, 1947. Witches and Psychiatrists. Psychiatry: Journal of the Biology and Pathology of Interpersonal Relations. 10(1):49–56. [Reprint] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1947a. Hawley, Florence, 1947. Syllabus: Anthropology 101—the Individual in His Society. [Course outline and reading list, 10 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1947b. Hawley, Florence, 1947. Brief Biography of Florence Hawley. [Biographical sketch written for J. Ortega in preparation for February 1947 lecture, 2 pages. Includes original draft, Ortega's request, and a typed copy.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1947c. Hawley, Florence, 1948. Some Factors Pertaining to Indian Problems in New Mexico. [Original draft and published copy titled Some Factors in the Indian Problem in New Mexico. Latter published by Division of Research, Department of Government, University of New Mexico.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1948a. Hawley, Florence, 1948. An Examination of Problems Basic to Acculturation in the Rio Grande Pueblos. American Anthropologist 50(4):612–624. [Reprint and original draft] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1948b. Hawley, Florence, 1948. The Keresan Holy Rollers: An Adaptation to American Individualism. Social Forces 26(3):272–280. [Reprint and four drafts] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1948c. Hawley, Florence, 1948. Santos and Prayer Plumes. New Mexico Magazine 26(7):19, 48–52. [Whole issue preserved. File also includes three drafts.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1948d. Hawley, Florence, 1948. Dance of the Devil-Chasers. New Mexico Magazine 28(9):16, 35, 37, 39. [Whole issue preserved.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1948e. Hawley, Florence, James Garner, Beatrice Medicine, Ernest Hill, William Wood, Jack Fried, Morton Sloane, Lilian Jones, and Jay Jones, 1948. Peyote Meeting, Goshute Village, Ibapah, Utah, June 24, 1948. [Manuscript, 13 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1948h. Hawley, Florence, 1948. Pueblo Wedding. [Manuscript, two drafts] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1948i. Hawley, Florence, 1948. The Holy Roller Cult at Zia. [Manuscript, two drafts. One draft is titled Chapter IX: The Holy Roller Cult, One of the Occasional Mishaps of Acculturation.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1948j.

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Hawley, Florence, 1949. Cultural Patterns of the Southwest as They Affect Rural People. In Rural Life and Education Regional Conference, pp. 40-43. [Article in conference booklet. File also includes conference outline.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1949a. Hawley, Florence, 1949. Review of Man and His Works, by Melville J. Herskovits. New Mexico Quarterly Review 19:253–254. [Copy, 2 pages. File also includes original manuscript] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1949b. Hawley, Florence, 1949. Glaze Experiments at Jemez—December 17, 1949. [Notes, 2 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1949c. Hawley, Florence, 1949. Cultural Patterns of the Southwest as They Affect Rural People. [Manuscript, 6 pages. File also includes notes.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1949d. Hawley, Florence, 1949. History of the Alamo Navajo. [Nine folders containing: notes, student papers (by Don Thurow, Donn Hart, Beatrice Garner, Joan Evans, D.C. Simmons, and Leo Thaler), drafts (including The Economy of the Alamo Navajo, by Donn Hart), and related correspondence] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1949h. Hawley, Fred G., 1950. Further Notes on Glazed Ware [and] Additional Information on Glaze Work. [Documents originally filed under Fred G. Hawley 1950a (“Further Notes...”) and 1950b (“Additional Information...”). Also includes a formula for glaze paint, as well as correspondence with Florence regarding pottery.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1950. Hawley, Florence, 1950. Keresan Patterns of Kinship and Social Organization. American Anthropologist 52(4): 499–512. [Reprint, three drafts, notes, and charts] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1950a. Hawley, Florence, 1950. Big Kivas, Little Kivas, and Moiety Houses in Historical Reconstruction. Southwestern Journal of Anthropology 6(3):286–302. [Reprint, four drafts, and correspondence] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1950b. Hawley, Florence, 1950. Field Manual of Prehistoric Southwestern Pottery Types (revised edition). The University of New Mexico Bulletin 291, Anthropological Series 1(4). University of New Mexico Press, Albuquerque. [“Revised November 1, 1950.” For original edition, see 2010.41.1936a.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1950d. Hawley, Florence, J. Jones, L. Jones, Morton Sloane, Beatrice Garner, Ernest Hill, William W. Wood, Jr., and Jacob Fried, 1950. Culture Process and Change in Ute Adaptation—Part I. El Palacio 57(10):311–331. [Whole issue preserved. File also includes original manuscript.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1950e. Hawley, Florence, J. Jones, L. Jones, Morton Sloane, Beatrice Garner, Ernest Hill, William W. Wood, Jr., and Jacob Fried, 1950. Culture Process and Change in Ute Adaptation—Part II. El Palacio 57(11):345–361. [Whole issue preserved.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1950f.

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Hawley, Florence, 1950. Renaissance in Pueblo Glazes: The Renaissance that Didn’t Quite Catch Hold! [Handwritten manuscript, 14 pages. File also includes 7 page handwritten draft originally filed with Fred G. Hawley 1950a, 1950b (see 2010.41.1950).] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1950g. Hawley, Florence, 1950. One Navajo’s Life Problems [Manuscript, 7 pages.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1950h. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1951. Pueblo Social Organization and Southwestern Archaeology. American Antiquity. 17(2):148–151. [Reprint and four drafts] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1951a. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1951. Patterns of Aggression and the War Cult in Southwestern Pueblos. Southwestern Journal of Anthropology 7(2):177–201. [Reprint and original manuscript.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1951b. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1951. An “American” the Hard Way. New Mexico Quarterly 21:299–312. [Copy] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1951c. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1951. Review of Social Organization of the Western Pueblos, by Fred Eggan. American Antiquity. 17(1):66. [Reprint and two drafts] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1951d. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1951. Review of Some Sex Beliefs and Practices in a Navajo Community, by Flora L. Bailey. New Mexico Historical Review 26:248–250. [Copy of published version and two original drafts] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1951e. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1951. An Anthropologist’s View of Extension Work. In Minutes of Joint Conference: Albuquerque and Window Rock Area Indian Service Extension Works. Pp. 78–86. [Whole volume preserved. File also includes two drafts.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1951f. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1951. Jemez Social Organization. [Draft, 2 pages. File also includes a chart.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1951h. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1952. Pueblo of the Sun. [Complete manuscript. See related correspondence in 2010.41.1952e.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1952. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1952. Jemez Kiva Magic and its Relation to Features of Prehistoric Kivas. Southwestern Journal of Anthropology 8(2):147–163. [Reprint. File also includes Underground Kiva Passages, by E. Adamson Hoebel (reprint, American Antiquity 19(1):76).] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1952a. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1952. Revival of Glaze Ware. New Mexico Magazine 30(7):22, 47, 49. [Whole issue preserved.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1952b. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1952. Passion Play in New Mexico. New Mexico Quarterly 22(2):200–212. [Reprint, original manuscript, 2 letters to the editor in response to the article] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1952c.

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Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1952. Life Orientation in Zia Pueblo. [File includes seven chapters plus two drafts of the introduction and a bibliography. File also includes original dedication pages for Pueblo of the Sun and Life Orientation in Zia Pueblo.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1952d. Ellis, Florence Hawley, Esther Goldfrank, and Sol Tax. Untitled correspondence regarding Pueblo of the Sun. [Includes one letter dated 1952 and five letters dated 1954. For full ms. see 2010.41.1952.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1952e. Campbell, John Martin, and Florence Hawley Ellis, 1952. The Atrisco Sites: Cochise Manifestations in the Middle Rio Grande Valley. American Antiquity 17(3):211–221. [Reprint; two drafts; plates with original photographs are stored in photo archives.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1952f. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1952. New Exhibit of Old Southwestern Indian Arts and Crafts. [Manuscript, 2 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1952g. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1952. New Mexico’s Own Passion Play. [Manuscript, 16 pages. Page 6 is missing.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1952h. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1952. Story of Bruce’s Old Gun. [Narrative, 1 page] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1952i. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1952. Blagen’s Mill. [Handwritten notes, 3 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1952j. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1953. Authoritative Control and the Society System in Jemez Pueblo. Southwestern Journal of Anthropology 9(4):385–394. [Reprint] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1953a. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1953. Saints in Wood. New Mexico Magazine 31(11):17, 40–41. [Whole issue preserved.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1953b. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1954. Santeros of Tomé. The New Mexico Quarterly 24(3):3–10. [Reprint and three drafts] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1954a. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1954. Comments on Spanish-Indian Acculturation in the Southwest by Edward H. Spicer. American Anthropologist 56(4):678–680. [Reprint. File also includes the article by Spicer, two letters from Spicer, a page from his draft, and the outline for the American Anthropological Association’s Symposium on the Southwest.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1954c. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1954. Review of Changing Military Patterns of the Great Plains, by Frank Raymond Secoy. [Final draft, 5 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1954d. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1954. Review of A Study in Culture Contact and Culture Change, the Whiterock Utes in Transition, by Gottfried O. Lang. El Palacio 61(11):377–380. [Whole issue preserved. File also includes original manuscript of review.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1954e.

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Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1954. Tomé Produces Old Passion Play. [Manuscript, 3 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1954f. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1954. Commentary: Amalgamation vs. Compartmentalization in the Eastern Pueblos. [Three drafts. File also includes schedule for American Anthropological Association conference.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1954h. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1954. Untitled schedule notes. [Schedule of lectures and TV programs, 1 page.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1954i. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1954. Kiva Magic in Archaeology and Ethnology. [Manuscript, 30 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1954j. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1954, From Goat’s Milk to Morning Glories. [Manuscript, 13 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1954k. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1955. Tomé and Father J. B. R.—Part I. New Mexico Historical Review 30:89–114. [Copy] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1955a. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1955. Tomé and Father J. B. R.—Part II. New Mexico Historical Review. 30:195–220. [Copy] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1955b. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1955. Review of A Foundation for the Dating of Some Late Archaeological Sites in the Rio Grande Area, New Mexico: Based on Studies in Tree-Ring Methods and Pottery Analysis, by Terah L. Smiley, Stanley A. Stubbs, and Bryant Bannister. American Antiquity 20(3):292–293. [Reprint and original manuscript] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1955c. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1955. La Posada de Los Dos Santos. [Manuscript, 13 pages. See also 2010.41.1942c.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1955d. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1955. Tomé and its Santos. [Two drafts for radio talk and one draft of version for New Mexico Magazine] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1955e. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1955. New Settlement of the Genisaros Indians. [Manuscript, 1 page] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1955f. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1955. Saints are People in Tomé. [Manuscript, 20 pages, with original photograph. Stored in photo archives. A note indicates that the manuscript might be published as Saints in Wood. See 2010.41.1953b.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1955g. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1955. Valencia and its People. [Two drafts, originally listed separately in the bibliography files (as 1955h and 1955i).] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1955h. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1955. La Constancia and the Oteros. [Two drafts] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1955j.

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Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1955. The Tomé Grant. [Manuscript, 3 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1955k. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1955. Tomé and its Neighbors. [Two drafts, 2 pages each] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1955m. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1955. Peralta and Los Lunas. [Manuscript, 2 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1955n. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1955. Preliminary Report: Tree Ring Evidence of Artificial Drought Effect Produced by Excessive Well Pumping, South Central Kansas. [Original drafts, with charts and graphs] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1955o. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1956. Anthropological Evidence Supporting the Land Claim of the Pueblos of Zia, Santa Ana, and Jemez. [Three folders. Folder 1: two copies of paper, one with charts and appendices and the other with penciled corrections and notes. Folder also includes loose notes and charts. Folder 2: one copy of paper, also correspondence and other related materials. Folder 3: original photographs, stored in photo archives. Associated oversize maps, in flat files, include SA Legislation map, Pueblo of Zia map (by Leslie White, 1962), Land of Legislature Proposal for Santa Ana (1953), and Zia Pueblo (by Clay Peorle, 1953).] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1956a. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1956. The Laguna Cacique. [Notes and draft] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1956b. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1956. Translation: Ranchitos de Santa Ana Land Purchase, 1763. [Draft, 10 pages; also an 8 page handwritten draft] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1956c. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1956. Psychotic Adjustment and Personal Security in Pueblo Culture. [Manuscript, 4 pages; also 2 pages of notes. File includes New Mexico Conference of Social Welfare, 1956 Proceedings, with Ellis’s response on Page 58.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1956d. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1956. Extended Syllabus for Anthropology 171: Pueblo Social Organization and Government. [Includes syllabus and a draft with notes on Native American linguistic groups.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1956e. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1956. Extended Syllabus for Anthropology 81: Ethnology of the Southwest. [Three drafts] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1956f. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1956. Department of Correspondence Study, Extension Division, Anthropology 81c: Ethnology of the Southwest Syllabus. [Two drafts] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1956g. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1956. Revision of Anthropology 81c: Ethnology of the Southwest Syllabus. [Two drafts] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1956h.

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Ellis, Florence Hawley, and Edwin Baca, 1957. The Apuntes of Father J. B. Ralliere—Part I. New Mexico Historical Review 32(1):10–35. [Whole issue preserved. File also includes four drafts and notes. Original photographic negatives stored in photo archives.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1957a. Ellis, Florence Hawley, and Edwin Baca, 1957. The Apuntes of Father J. B. Ralliere—Part II. New Mexico Historical Review 32(3):259–273. [Whole issue preserved. File also includes draft.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1957b. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1957. Anthropological Research in New Mexico. New Mexico Quarterly 27(4):366–370. [Copy. File also includes draft.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1957c. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1957. A Study in Differential Acculturation Between Pueblos Influenced by Los Alamos Contacts and Other Pueblos. [5 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1957e. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1957. Cultures of New Mexico—Spanish/American. [Manuscript, 30 pages; Page 1 missing. File also includes schedule for New Mexico Boy’s School, Orientation Sessions.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1957f. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1958. Untitled notes on Acoma and Laguna. [Handwritten notes, typed land claim notes, charts, includes pages originally marked 1958h–k. Two original photographs transferred to photo archives.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1958a. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1958. Archaeologic and Ethnologic Data Pertaining to Acoma and Laguna Land Claims, 1958–1959. [Complete copy with appendix, in two folders. Folder 1: Chapters 1–19. Folder 2: Chapters 20–23, two drafts of appendix IV, and drafts of report sections. Associated oversize map stored in flat files.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1958b. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1958. The Leonee Pack. [Handwritten manuscript, 5 pages. With note by Andrea Ellis Eastin.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1958d. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1959. An Outline of Laguna Pueblo History and Social Organization. Southwestern Journal of Anthropology 15(4):325–347. [Reprint, draft, notes] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1959a. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1959. The Woman’s Page: Laguna Pueblo. El Palacio 66(1):16–20. [Whole issue preserved.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1959b. Ellis, Florence Hawley, and Mary Walpole, 1959. Possible Pueblo, Navajo, and Jicarilla Basketry Relationships. El Palacio 66:181–198. [Whole issue preserved. File also includes three drafts.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1959d. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1959. Yunque Glaze-Polychrome, A Variant of San Juan Red-on-Orange. [Two drafts] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1959e.

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Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1959. Ghost Ranch Museum Dedicated. El Palacio 66(4):123. [Whole issue preserved.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1959g. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1959. Application for Grant to Work on Yunque. [3 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1959h. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1960. San Gabriel del Yunque, Window on the Pre-Spanish Indian World. [Draft and notes, 4 pages. File also includes a 24 page draft missing Pages 3 and 4] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1960b. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1960. 29th Field Session in Anthropology—San Gabriel del Yunque. [Draft, 7 pages; brochure and information packet for field school.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1960c. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1961. An Anthropological Study of the Navajo Indians. [Manuscript with notes and charts] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1961a. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1961. The Hopi, Their History and Use of Lands. [Draft, six chapters. File also includes a bibliography and notes.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1961b. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1961. Evidence that Modified Forked Stick Hogans Cannot be Considered as Criteria of Pre-Ft. Sumner Period. [Final draft and notes.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1961c. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1961. Navajo Land Claim Archaeological Sites. [Three folders with summaries and notes. Folder 1: General Summary, Northern and Western Sectors. Folder 2: Eastern Sector. Folder 3: Southern Sector.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1961e. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1961. Examination of the Overlap of Navajo and Zia-Santa Ana-Jemez Land Claims. [Manuscript and notes] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1961f. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1961. Evidence that Hogans with Adjoining Lamb Pens or Corrals Cannot be Considered as Criteria of Pre-Ft. Sumner Period. [Court copy of Defendant’s Exhibit E54 for Docket No. 229. File also includes handwritten notes.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1961g. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1961. A Study on Diameters of Hogans and Distance of Ash Piles From Hogans, by Period, to Determine Whether Either May be Used as a Criterion of Building Period. [Two drafts with notes, original graphs, charts and notes, one final copy] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1961h. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1961. Navajo, Apache and Hopi Occupation Maps with Bibliographies. [Sixteen maps with fifteen corresponding bibliographies, Map P does not have a bibliography.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1961i. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1961. Traits by Phase in Navajo Culture. [Charts and data] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1961j.

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Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1962. Anthropological Data Pertaining to the Taos Land Claim. [Manuscript, 4 chapters. File also includes survey data and a bibliography.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1962b. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1962. Notes on Use of Tree Ring Dates. [Three drafts, notes, and bound final copy, in two folders] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1962d. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1962. The Very Irregular Production of Nuts by Piñon Trees. [Bound final copy] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1962e. Eastin, Andrea, 1962. Mr. Glowbright—The Man Who Lived in a Lightbulb. [Filed in the Ellis bibliography as No. 1962e. An unpublished children’s book, written and illustrated by Andrea Eastin. Several unfinished copies and the prototype were returned to the family. The file folder contains an explanatory note only.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1962g. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1963. Review of Rock Art in the Navajo Reservoir District, by Polly Schaafsma. [Manuscript, 2 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1963a. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1963. Geographic Pictures Re-create the Past for Indian Members. National Geographic 124(2). [Advertisement for National Geographic Society membership, 1 page. Entire issue preserved. The author is not identified but Ellis added a handwritten statement, “I wrote this,” and signed the statement.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1963b. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1963. Partial manuscript and letters pertaining to San Gabriel del Yunque. [Notes, draft pages, and correspondence regarding the 1963 field school at Yunque] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1963d. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1963. Draft of Sapawe Report. [Seventeen sections of drafts and notes on Sapawe field work] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1963e. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1963. 32nd Annual Field Session in Anthropology—San Gabriel del Yunque. [Brochure] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1963f. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1964. A Reconstruction of the Basic Jemez Pattern of Social Organization, with Comparison to Other Tanoan Social Structures. University of New Mexico Publications in Anthropology No. 11. [Copy. File also includes two drafts and a copy of a review by Charles H. Lange, reprinted from American Antiquity (31(3):449–450).] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1964a. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1964. Archaeological History of Nambé Pueblo, 14th Century to the Present. American Antiquity 30(1):34–42. [Reprint, two drafts, notes] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1964b. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1964. Comment on Jett’s “Pueblo Indian Migrations.” American Antiquity 30(2):213–215. [Reprint and draft] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1964c.

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Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1964. Prehistoric Homes of the Modern Pueblo Indians: Archaeological, Traditional, and Linguistic Guideposts. [In four folders. Folder 1: drafts of Introduction through Chapter IV (including two drafts of Chapter I). Folder 2: drafts of Chapter V through Bibliography. Folder 3: draft of Chapters 4 through 8, with additional pages and notes. Folder 4: bound final copy of The Possible Prehistoric Homes of Today’s Southwestern Pueblo Peoples (344 pages), and correspondence.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1964d. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1964. Captions to “20th-century Indians Preserve Customs of the Cliff Dwellers,” Photographs by William Belknap Jr. National Geographic 125(2):196–210. [Whole issue preserved. The caption author is not specified but the issue includes the statement “I wrote captions” in Ellis’s handwriting, and her signature.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1964e. Ellis, Florence Hawley, and J. J. Brody, 1963. Ceramic Stratigraphy and Tribal History at Taos Pueblo. American Antiquity 29(3):316–327. [Reprint, three drafts, correspondence] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1964f. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1964. Application to the National Science Foundation for a Grant to Support Research Entitled: Effects of Environmental Changes on the Prehistoric Population of the Chama Valley, New Mexico. [Draft, final version, and correspondence] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1964h. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1964. An Outline History of Nambé Pueblo’s Highline Canal. [17 pages of text, 4 pages of notes] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1964i. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1964. 33rd Annual Field Session in Anthropology—Sapawe. [Brochure] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1964j. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1965. Unknown manuscript. [File contains only Andrea Ellis’s handwritten note, “1965a pulled for Scott Nicolay.”] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1965a. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1965. Review of Excavation of a Portion of East Ruin, Aztec Ruins National Monument, New Mexico, By Roland Richert. American Antiquity 31(2):280–281. [Reprint and final draft] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1965b. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1965. The Theocratic Gerontocratic Democracy of Taos Pueblo. [Manuscript, 5 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1965d. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1966. The Immediate History of Zia Pueblo as Derived From Excavation in Refuse Deposits. American Antiquity 31(6):806–811. [Reprint, 15 page draft, diagram. Draft with negatives transferred to photo archives.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1966a. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1966. Pueblo Boundaries and Their Markers. Plateau 38(4):97–106. [Whole issue preserved. File also includes three drafts.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1966b.

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Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1966. On Distinguishing Laguna From Acoma Polychrome. El Palacio 73(3):37–39. [Published pages, a 3 page draft, and 2 pages of draft and notes.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1966c. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1967. Use and Significance of the Tcamahia. El Palacio 74(1):37–43. [Published pages and two drafts] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1967a. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1967. Where Did the Pueblo People Come From? Excerpt from the Forthcoming Book Possible Archaeological, Traditional, and Linguistic Guideposts to the Prehistoric Homes of the Modern Pueblo Indians. El Palacio 74(3):35–43. [Published pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1967b. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1967. Review of Kin Kletso: A Pueblo III Community in Chaco Canyon, New Mexico, by Gordon Vivian and Tom W. Mathews, Tree-Ring Dating of the Archaeological Sites in the Chaco Canyon Region, New Mexico, by Bryant Bannister, Contributions to Mesa Archaeology: II. Site 875, Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado, by Robert H. Lister, and The Archaeological Survey of Wetherill Mesa: Mesa Verde National Park—Colorado, by Alden C. Hayes. American Anthropologist. 69(1): 100-101. [Reprint and final draft] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1967c. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1967. Native Dance and Ceremonial in the Southwest. [Two drafts] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1967e. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1967. Review of Pueblo Warriors and Spanish Conquest. By Oakah L. Jones, Jr. American Antiquity 32(2):253–255. [Reprint, three complete drafts, one incomplete draft, and related correspondence] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1967g. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1967. Review of People of Rimrock: A Study of Values in Five Cultures, edited by Evon Z. Vogt and Ethel M. Albert. New Mexico Historical Review 42(3):239–241. [Copy, final draft, related correspondence.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1967h. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1967. The Story of an Archaeological Excavation Film Script. [Script is incomplete. Andrea Ellis noted: “Is this actually written by FHE? Or used by her?” File also includes two related memoranda and notes.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1967i. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1968. What Utaztekan Ethnology Suggests of Utaztecan Prehistory. In Utaztekan Prehistory, edited by Earl H. Swanson, Jr., pp 53–105. Occasional Papers of the Idaho State University Museum No. 22, Pocatello. [Copy of published article, drafts, notes] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1968a. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1968. An Interpretation of Prehistoric Death Customs in Terms of Modern Southwestern Parallels. In Collected Papers in Honor of Lyndon Lane Hargrave, edited by Albert H. Schroeder, pp. 57–76. Papers of the Archaeological Society of New Mexico No. 1. [Reprint, two drafts, loose pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1968b.

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Ellis, Florence Hawley, and Laurens Hammack, 1968. The Inner Sanctum of Feather Cave, A Mogollon Sun and Earth Shrine Linking Mexico and the Southwest. [Three drafts of article, one draft of bibliography, correspondence] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1968c. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1968. Review of Prehistory in the Navajo Reservoir District, Northwestern New Mexico, by Frank W. Eddy. American Anthropologist 70(2):420–421. [Reprint, working draft, final draft, correspondence] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1968d. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1968. The History of Nambé Occupation and Water Use Through Six Centuries. [Manuscript, 65 pages with original photographs. Stored in photo archives.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1968e. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1968. San Juan Pueblo’s Water Use. [Bound copy of 27 page draft with bibliography] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1968f. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1968. San Ildefonso and the Prehistoric San Ildefonsans. [Draft with original photographs. Stored in photo archives.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1968h. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1968. Biographical sketch of Florence Hawley Ellis. [File does not include the biographical sketch. Instead, a letter from Robert Cook (editor) confirms the inclusion of the biographical sketch in 1968–1969 Leaders in American Science.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1968i. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1968. A Brief History of Santa Clara, its Agriculture and Water Use. [Draft] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1968j. Unknown author, 1968. Untitled pamphlet for Who’s Who of American Women. [Advertising pamphlet for fifth edition of Who’s Who of American Women, with no known connection to Ellis, but saved in Ellis bibliography files.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1968k. Eastin, Andrea, 1968. Fast, Efficient Weaving Techniques Adapted from the Spitalfields Weavers. [One bound draft and three unbound drafts] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1968l. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1968. Sapawe Preliminary Report. [Combines reports from 1963, 1966, and 1968 into one report.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1968m. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1968. Untitled manuscript on the beginning of Ghost Ranch anthropological projects. [Notes and narrative; 1 typed page and 7 handwritten pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1968n. Eastin, Andrea, 1968. Weaves for a Two Harness Loom. [Draft with notes. The author is unspecified but a handwritten note states “2nd part of book,” so it may be related to 2010.41.1968l.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1968p. Unknown Author, 1968. Katherine Cinderella. [Story, 6 pages. Told from the perspective of a cat. Returned to family; file includes explanatory note only.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1968q.

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Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1969. Unknown manuscript. [Handwritten note by Andrea Ellis states, “pulled for Scott Nickolay 25 Mar ’06.” Original document missing.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1969a. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1969. Differential Pueblo Specialization in Fetishes and Shrines. In Anales, 1967–1968, Séptima Época, Tomo 1, pp. 159–180. [Reprint] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1969b. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1969. Deposition of Florence Hawley Ellis on Tewa water claim. [Undated transcription of testimony from untitled water claims case, copy of 1973 correspondence related to Tewa water claims] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1969c. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1970. Pueblo Witchcraft and Sorcery. In Systems of North American Witchcraft and Sorcery, edited by Deward E. Walker, Jr., pp. 69–143. Anthropological Monographs of the University of Idaho, Moscow. [Two drafts of original paper, titled Patterns Mutually Basic to Pueblo Witchcraft and Medicine, correspondence, copies of published pages (cover, table of contents, and map)] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1970a. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1970. Yunque, Not Really a Colony but a Prospecting Base. [Manuscript, 24 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1970b. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1970. Review of Spanish Presidios of the Late Eighteenth Century in Northern New Spain, by Rex E. Gerald. American Anthropologist 72(2):446–447. [Reprint and final draft] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1970c. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1970. Irrigation and Water Works in the Rio Grande. Paper presented at the Pecos Conference, Symposium on Water Control, Santa Fe. [Includes correspondence, Ellis’s 10 page paper, and six other symposium papers (by Charles Di Peso, Alexander J. Lindsay, Jr., Arthur H. Rohn, Frank Midvale, Richard B. Woodbury, and an unidentified University of New Mexico student).] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1970d. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1970. San Gabriel del Yunque, Window on the Pre-Spanish Indian World. [Revision of 1960 paper. Four drafts, correspondence. Two original photographs and an extra draft stored in photo archives.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1970e. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1970. Some Notable Parallels Between Pueblo and Mexican Pantheons and Ceremonies. [Manuscript, 85 pages, bibliography, charts and non-original photographs. File also includes various draft pages, notes and research materials. One photograph transferred to photo archives.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1970f. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1970. Review of The Social Organization of the Western Apache, by Grenville Goodwin. Montana: the Magazine of Western History 20(4):69. [Whole issue preserved.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1970g.

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Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1971. Across Some Decades. Ethnohistory 18(4):295–307. [Reprint and two drafts. The drafts indicate this paper was also the 1969 Presidential Address for the American Society for Ethnohistory.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1971a. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1971. Review of The Navajo Mountain Community, Social Organization and Kinship Terminology, by Mary Shepardson and Blodwen Hammond. [Draft, 2 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1971b. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1971. Review of Cochiti, a New Mexico Pueblo, Past and Present, by Charles H. Lange. Ethnohistory 18(2):191–192. [Reprint and draft] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1971c. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1971. Review of The Tewa World: Space, Time, Being, and Becoming in a Pueblo Society, by Alfonso Ortiz. [Draft, 1 page. File includes correspondence from Plains Anthropologist book review editor.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1971d. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1971. The Possible Prehistoric Homes of Today’s Southwestern Pueblo Peoples. [Full original manuscript, related correspondence] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1971e. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1972. Untitled review of an unspecified publication (probably Archaeology as Anthropology) by William A. Longacre. [File includes a 3 page draft of the review and a published review of Longacre’s Archaeology as Anthropology: A Case Study (by Michael Stanislawski, reprinted from American Antiquity 38:117–122). File also contains an (unrelated?) article by John Francis Bannon, titled The Origins of European Civilization in the Southwest: Culture and Distribution in the Contact Period.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1972. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1973. What Happened to the People of the Jornada Branch? [Original onion skin manuscript of El Paso Archaeological Society Special Report No. 9. With note by Ellis stating “Never put out in actuality.” File also includes one draft.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1973b. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1973. Nambé: Their Past Agricultural Use of Territory. [Three folders. Folder 1: bound copy with original photographs, stored in photo archives. Folder 2: loose pages of chapter drafts, notes and charts. Folder 3: bound final version.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1973c. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1973. A Thousand Years of the Pueblo Sun-Moon-Star Calendar. Paper presented at the 1973 meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Mexico City. [Two full drafts and one partial draft] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1973d. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1973. Taos of New Mexico, to 1960. [Indian Claims Commission—Testimony. Two cards of microfiche; stored in photo archives.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1973e. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1973. History of land use of the Hopi in New Mexico and Arizona, 1200’s—1900’s. [Indian Claims Commission —Testimony. Four cards of microfiche; stored in photo archives.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1973f.

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Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1973. Archaeologic and ethnologic data, Acoma and Laguna in New Mexico. [Indian Claims Commission—Testimony. Three cards of microfiche; stored in photo archives] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1973g. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1973. Laguna Pueblo land claims in New Mexico, 1276 to 19th century. [Indian Claims Commission—Testimony. Three cards of microfiche; stored in photo archives.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1973h. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1973. Untitled cook book pages. [Handwritten recipes, 11 pages. Returned to family; file contains explanatory note only.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1973i. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1974. Review of Witchcraft in the Southwest, Spanish and Indian Supernaturalism on the Rio Grande, by Marc Simmons. [Reprint with no publication information. File also includes a draft and a note by Ellis stating “Presumably to go into the El Palacio following the one just out.”] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1974f. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1974. Pojoaque Pueblo: A Casualty of the Pueblo Rebellion. [Three folders. Folder 1: bound copy of paper plus two loose drafts of chapters, with original photographs, stored in photo archives. Folder 2: five loose chapter drafts. Folder 3: bound final version.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1974h. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1974. San Ildefonso: The Historic and Prehistoric Periods. [Three folders. Folder 1: bound copy with original photographs and loose charts, notes, transcribed interviews, drawings, etc.; stored in photo archives. Folder 2: bound copy with original photographs, stored in photo archives. Folder 3: bound copy with no original photographs. Associated maps stored in flat files.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1974i. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1974. Tesuque’s Past Use of Farm Lands and Water. [Two folders. Folder 1: two drafts. Folder 2: two final copies. All with original photographs, stored in photo archives.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1974j. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1974. Review of The Changing Ways of Southwestern Indians: A Historical Perspective, edited by Albert H. Schroeder. Ethnohistory 21(4):389–391. [Reprint] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1974k. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1974. Santa Clara Social Organization and Citizenship. [Three complete papers, one partial paper, loose pages and notes] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1974n. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1974. Preliminary Report on the Turkey Springs Sites. [Report, 7 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1974p. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1974. Summary Report of Ghost Ranch Field Work, July 1974. [Report, 5 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1974q. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1974. An Anthropological Study of the Navajo Indians. [Three folders. Folder 1: Chapters 1–4. Folder 2: Chapters 5–7. Folder 3: Chapter 8–Bibliography. In all, 8

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chapters, 2 appendices, chart, and bibliography. Note above start of Chapter 1 reads “new”, perhaps revised from 1961 version.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1974r. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1974. The Pueblo Social Organization as a Basis for Rules of Tribal Membership. [Copy of In The Supreme Court of the United States, October Term, 1976: No. 76-682. File also includes two similar drafts.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1974s. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1974. The Pueblo System of Social Organization and Its Relation to Pueblo Economy. [Draft, 7 pages. File also includes 8 pages of reference materials and notes.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1974t. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1974. Anthropological Data Pertaining to Taos Land Claim. [Chapter 3, with notes and revisions] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1974u. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1974. Deposition of Dr. Florence Hawley Ellis in Martinez vs. Santa Clara Pueblo. [Deposition; 98 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1974v. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1974. Summary of Conclusions, Resulting from Analysis by Sector and Area, of Navajo Land Claim Site Reports. [5 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1974w. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1974. Untitled letter in reference to Martinez vs. Santa Clara Pueblo. [Correspondence, 2 pages, and 1 page of notes] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1974x. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1974. Research Design for 1975 Rattlesnake Ridge Field School. [3 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1974y. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1974. Gallina Area Field Research Design for 1975. [Two drafts of research design, correspondence, notes and reference materials. A personal Christmas card found in the file was returned to the family.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1974z. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1975. A Thousand Years of the Pueblo Sun-Moon-Star Calendar. [Slightly revised edition of 2010.41.1973d. One full draft and one partial draft. A note states, “pub in Archaeoastronomy in Precolumbian America” but the published version is not included. File also includes the University of Texas Press Guide for Authors.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1975a. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1975. A Pantheon of Katcinas. New Mexico Magazine 53(3):13–28. [Whole issue preserved.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1975b. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1975. Highways to the Past. New Mexico Magazine 53(5):18–25, 38–40. [Whole issue preserved. File also includes the final draft.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1975c. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1975. Life in the Tesuque Valley and Elsewhere in the Santa Fe Area During the Pueblo II Stage of Development. [Manuscript, 26 pages, with original photographs. Stored in photo archives] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1975d.

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Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1975. Review of Historic Pottery of the Pueblo Indians, 1600–1880, by Larry Frank and Francis B. Harlow. The Journal of Arizona History. [Published pages and 9 page final draft] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1975e. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1975. Bandelier’s Generation and Ethnological Analogy—Then, Now and In Between. Bandelier Lecture to the annual meeting of the Archaeological Society of New Mexico, Albuquerque. [Final version of lecture, one draft] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1975f. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1975. Llano Canal Area Survey, northern New Mexico. [Copy of report, 9 pages, and map.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1975g. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1975. Statement of Impact of the Proposed Llano Canal on Cultural Sites, San Juan Pueblo. [Manuscript, 6 pages, and map] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1975h. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1975. Research Design for 1976. [One final copy, with references, marked “Sent to Dee Green” (the archaeologist for Forest Service Region 3). File also includes one draft.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1975i. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1975. Ghost Ranch Dig Report to Forest Service: Averill Site Unit House. [Report, 5 pages. May actually have been written by Mary Lu Moore.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1975j. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1975. Abstract for Bandelier’s Generation and Ethnological Analogy—Then, Now, and In Between. [1 page] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1975k. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1975. A Pantheon of Katcinas. [Final draft, slightly longer than the published version listed as Catalogue No. 2010.41.1975b.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1975l. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1975. Review of The Changing Ways of Southwestern Indians: A Historical Perspective, edited by Albert H. Schroeder. Manuscript prepared for Ethnohistory. [Three drafts of review, related correspondence. Also reviewed in 1974, see Catalogue No. 2010.41.1974k.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1975m. Kenney, Frances, and William Perret, 1975. Excavation of Unit House GB 1A, GB 1B, and GB 2. [With section titled Pottery, by Florence Hawley Ellis. File includes 10 pages of draft text, 6 pages of charts and maps, and a 1 page abstract.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1975n. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1976. The Jewelry Heritage of Santo Domingo. New Mexico Magazine. 54(4): 10-18, 44-45. [Whole issue preserved. File also includes final draft.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1976a. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1976. Datable Ritual Components Proclaiming Mexican Influence in the Upper Rio Grande of New Mexico. In Collected Papers in Honor of Marjorie Ferguson Lambert, edited by Albert H. Schroeder, pp. 85–108. Papers of the Archaeological Society of New Mexico No. 3, Albuquerque. [Four drafts, correspondences, published version] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1976b.

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Haskell, J. Loring, 1976. Research Design for an Archaeological Reconnaissance of the Proposed Sierra Blanca Airport for Gordon Herkenhoff and Associates, Inc. [Report, correspondence, map. Report title page has note stating “Ground survey by FHE & AE with report to Herkenkoff & Assc.”] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1976c. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1976. Archaeological Survey of the Proposed Sierra Blanca Airport Area, 1976. [Report, draft, correspondence and notes] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1976d. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1976. Ghost Ranch Report on 1975 Dig to Forest Service in Correspondence. [Includes a cover letter by Ellis, as well as other correspondence.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1976e. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1976. Postulated Old Religious Organization. [File includes two diagrams and one newspaper clipping. File also contains a bound manuscript on Notes on Taos Pueblo, which in turn contains court statements, copies of maps, and related materials.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1976f. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1976. The Bases For Santo Domingo Pueblo’s Claim to the Turquoise Mines Area. [Three folders. Folder 1: three drafts (one bound) of paper and Comments on Plaintiff’s Exhibit 1 “The Basis for Santo Domingo Pueblo’s Claim to the Turquoise Mine Area” by Albert Henry Schroeder. Folder 2: three early drafts of paper (The Basis for Santo Domingo Pueblo’s Claim to their “Eastern Area”—Area of the Turquoise Mines) and notes. Folder 3: testimony, notes, and reference material.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1976g. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1976. The Preliminary Report of Nov. 1 1976, Rattlesnake Ridge. [Report, 6 pages. Also 3 pages of correspondence] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1976h. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1976. Small Structures Used by Historic Pueblo Peoples and Their Immediate Ancestors. In Limited Activity and Occupation Sites: A Collection of Conference Papers, edited by Albert E. Ward. Contributions to Anthropological Studies No. 1. [Reprint] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1976i. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1976. Introduction to Preliminary Report on Excavations and Studies at Rattlesnake Point, 1976, by Ghost Ranch. [Two drafts] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1976j. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1976. Rattlesnake Ridge, 1976—Preliminary Report. [Five folders: Folder 1: draft. Folder 2: final version. Folder 3: copy of Rattlesnake Point (Bg-20), Feature No. 5, Santa Fe National Forest, Rio Arriba County New Mexico: An Interim Report, by John S. Hayden. Folder 4: master of final report. Folder 5: final report with original photographs, stored in photo archives.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1976k. Dodge, Andrea Ellis, 1976. Airport Engineering Planning—design pamphlet. [Two photographs taken by Andrea are included in the pamphlet.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1976l.

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Williamson, Ray A., Howard J. Fisher, and Florence H. Ellis, 1976. Preliminary Report to the National Geographic Society: the Towers of Hovenweep National Monument. [Report, correspondence] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1976m. Williamson, Ray A., Florence Ellis, Howard Fisher, and Craig J. Benson, 1977. Anasazi Towers in the Four-Corners Area—1977 Preliminary Report to the National Geographic Society. [16 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1977a. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1978. Review of Mimbres Painted Pottery, by J. J. Brody. Journal of Anthropological Research 34:147–153. [Reprint and final draft. Although published in 1978, this review was filed under 1977. For a different Ellis review in the same issue, see 2010.41.1977c.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1977b. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1977. Review of Southwestern Weaving, by Marian E. Rodee. Journal of Anthropological Research. pp. 156-159. [Reprint and two drafts. Although published in 1978, this review was filed under 1977. For a different Ellis review in the same issue, see 2010.41.1977b.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1977c. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1977. The Background and Basis for Zia Pueblo’s Petition for Custody of a Small Area Southwest of the Pueblo. [Bound final version of manuscript. File also includes one draft version. Two associated maps are stored in the flat files.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1977d. Williamson, Ray A., Howard J. Fisher, and Florence H. Ellis, 1977. Final Report to the National Geographic Society—The Hovenweep Towers. [22 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1977e. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1977. Required Data re Excavations of Ghost Ranch Archaeological Group at the Butts Site on Sec. 25, TWP 24 N Range 1 W and South ¾ of Sec 24, TWP 24 N Range 1 W. [1 page] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1977f. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1977. Résumé of 1975 and 1977 Field Work by Ghost Ranch at Butts Site, Gallina Culture Area, New Mexico. [A note states that this document was “for state backhoe permit”, 7 pages.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1977g. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1977. Distinctive Parallels Between Mesoamerican and Pueblo Iconography and Deities. Paper presented at the Universidad Autónoma de Guanajuato, México. [Three drafts of paper, correspondence, instructions regarding presentation] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1977h. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1977. The Jewelry Heritage of Santo Domingo. New Mexico Magazine’s The Indian Arts of New Mexico 2: 40–48. [Whole issue preserved. Reprinting of an earlier article (2010.41.1976a).] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1977i. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1977. A Reconstruction of the Basic Jemez Pattern of Social Organization, With Comparisons to Other Tanoan Social Structures. University of New Mexico Publications in Anthropology No. 11. [First published in 1967.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1977j.

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Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1977. Bibliographies for Class References. [Bibliography, 41 pages. Possibly based on Dr. Ellis’ personal library.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1977k. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1978. Twelve Thousand Years of Southwestern Indians. [Bound final copy of Chapters 1–10 and bibliography, see 2010.41.1978e for drafts and notes.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1978. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1978. Review of The Mesoamerican Southwest: Readings in Archaeology, Ethnohistory, and Ethnology, edited by Basil C. Hedrick, J. Charles Kelley, and Carroll L. Riley. American Indian Quarterly 4(2):189–191. [Copy of published pages, two drafts, related correspondence] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1978a. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1978. Small Structures Used by Historic Pueblo Peoples and Their Immediate Ancestors. In Limited Activity and Occupation Sites: A Collection of Conference Papers, edited by Albert E. Ward, pp. 59–86. Contributions to Anthropological Studies No. 1. Center for Anthropological Research, Albuquerque. [Reprint] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1978b. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1978. The Field Houses Used by Historic Pueblo Peoples and Their Immediate Ancestors. [Three full drafts and one partial draft of paper, same as 2010.41.1976i and 2010.41.1978b. This paper was presented “at Tucson meeting on small houses, April 1976.” File also contains related correspondence and papers by Suzanne K. Fish and Paul R. Fish, James B. Rodgers, and Bruce M. Moore.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1978c. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1978. Twelve Thousand Years of Southwestern Indians. [Eight folders of drafts, notes, and references. For a copy of the full text, see 2010.41.1978.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1978e. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1978. Summary of Excavations, Butts Site Gallina Area, 1978. [Three reports: 3 pages by Dr. Ellis, 7 pages by Darlene Shibley, and 4 pages by David Barde] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1978f. Ellis, Florence Hawley, Ted Frisbie, and Charlotte Frisbie, 1978. A Review of Ethnoarchaeology in the American Southwest and North Mexico. Paper presented at The Development of Ethnoarchaeology: A World Wide Perspective Symposium, New Orleans. [Draft, 20 pages. File also includes correspondence related to the symposium.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1978g. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1978. Ethnoarchaeology in the Rio Grande. [Draft, 21 pages. File also includes a 3 page bibliography.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1978h. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1978. The Background of Gallina Culture and its Development into that of Jemez Pueblo. [Two drafts; correspondence] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1978i. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1978. Mogollon Stem, Showing Branches. [Chart] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1978j.

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Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1978. Smithsonian Tour—Indian Art talk. [Draft, 3 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1978k. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1979. Untitled correspondence and notes. [Letters concerning Handbook of North American Indians articles (Catalogue Nos. 2010.41.1979a and 2010.41.1979b) submitted by Dr. Ellis.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1979. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1979. Isleta Pueblo. In Handbook of North American Indians, Volume 9: Southwest, edited by Alfonso Ortiz, pp. 351–365. Smithsonian Institution Press, Washington D.C. [File includes reprint and four drafts.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1979a. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1979. Laguna Pueblo. In Handbook of North American Indians, Volume 9: Southwest, edited by Alfonso Ortiz, pp. 438–449. Smithsonian Institution, Washington D.C. [Reprint, draft, loose pages from drafts, and correspondence] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1979b. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1979. Summaries of the History of Water Use and the Tewa Culture of the Pojoaque Valley Pueblos. [Bound final copy. A compilation of the papers cataloged as 2010.41.1979f, 2010.41.1979d, 2010.41.1968e/2010.41.1979e and a paper titled The History of San Ildefonso and Its Irrigation System.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1979c. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1979. Summary of Pojoaque History and Water Use: A.D. 1100–present. [Bound final copy; 24 page draft with bibliography] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1979d. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1979. A Summary of Nambé Pueblo’s Land Use and Irrigation Systems Through 600 Years. [Bound final copy. File also includes 4 loose pages, one titled Nambé Land Claim Paper: IV Boundary Points.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1979e. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1979. A Summary of Tesuque Pueblo History and Use of Irrigation Ditches. [Bound final copy, draft] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1979f. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1979. Ghost Ranch Archaeological Dig I—1979, Site AR-133 D. [Report, 18 pages. Also a 9 page artifact list] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1979g. Dodge, Andrea Ellis, 1979. A Comparison of the Traditional Los Pastores Plays of New Mexico with a Modern Interpretation. [With contributions by Florence Hawley Ellis. Folder includes two drafts and various notes and reference materials.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1979h. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1980. Review of Zuni: Selected Writings of Frank Hamilton Cushing, edited by Jesse Green. New Mexico Historical Review 55(2):181–183. [Reprint, two drafts] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1980a. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1980. Proposed Class for the January Session at Ghost Ranch: Native Southwestern Arts and Crafts. [9 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1980b. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1980. A Thing of Beauty is a Joy Forever. [Manuscript, 2 pages, on Pueblo and Navajo jewelry and mineral resources.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1980c.

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Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1980. Twelve Centuries in Northern New Mexico: A Quick Glimpse of Twelve Centuries of Human Adaptation in New Mexico’s Difficult Northern Area. [Catalogue for the Florence Hawley Ellis Museum of Anthropology at Ghost Ranch. “Photography by: Andrea E. Dodge unless otherwise noted. Cover design by: Lynette Degani.” File also includes a 12 page draft.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1980d. Author Unknown, 1980. Invitation to the New Florence Hawley Ellis Museum at Ghost Ranch. [Draft, 15 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1980e. Author Unknown, 1980. Ellis Museum Now Open at Ghost Ranch. El Palacio 86(4):41. [Whole issue preserved.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1980f. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1980. The Florence Hawley Ellis Museum of Anthropology at Ghost Ranch. [Finished pamphlet and draft pages.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1980g. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1980. Auto-bibliography of Florence Hawley Ellis. [19 pages, marked “early form—not complete.” File also includes 1 page autobiographical sketch.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1980h. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1980. Los Moros y los Cristianos Santiago Fiesta, Chimayó, NM, July 28, 1980. [Manuscript, 5 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1980i. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1980. Why Must Santo Domingo Forever Drag its Feet Rather Than Run to the Nearest Exit? [Manuscript, with a note stating that it should remain private. Dr. Ellis’s concern seems to have been that she not publish work that took advantage of her consulting for Santo Domingo (now Kewa) Pueblo. File also includes unrelated (?) correspondence on her affidavit for the Pueblo.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1980j. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1981. The Rise and Fall of Prehistoric Southwestern Trade. The Call of the Plateau 20(1). [Whole issue preserved. File also includes one draft.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1981a. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1981. A New Museum—The Centuries of Northern New Mexico. New Mexico Magazine 59(5):6–8, 34–35. [Whole issue preserved. File also contains four drafts.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1981b. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1981. Comments on Four Papers Pertaining to the Protohistoric Southwest. In The Protohistoric Period in the North American Southwest, AD 1450–1700, edited by David R. Wilcox and W. Bruce Masse, pp. 410–433. Anthropological Research Papers No. 24. Arizona State University Press, Tempe. [Reprint, multiple drafts, notes, and correspondences] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1981c. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1981. The Religious Freedom of Zia and Jemez Pueblos vs. Use of Geothermal Power from Mt. Redondo. [Five folders. Folder 1: legal size documents, includes two drafts of a paper titled “Redondo Peak, the Valle Grande and Pueblo Religion,” as well as correspondence and several drafts of Dr. Ellis’s affidavit. Folder 2: two drafts with original

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photographs, stored in photo archives. Folder 3: notes and correspondence. Folder 4: chapter drafts. Folder 5: Zia Fiestas, Dances and Ceremonials: Calendar List, prepared by Peter Pino, Stanley Pino, and Lawrence Pino (with materials from Dr. Ellis’s work and non-original photographs by Andrea Ellis).] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1981d. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1981. Core talk for January term classes at Ghost Ranch. [Three drafts] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1981e. Ellis, Florence Hawley and Andrea Ellis Dodge, 1981. Florence Hawley Ellis Museum of Anthropology Operations Manual. [Bound manual, 40 pages. File also includes correspondence.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1981f. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1981. Florence Hawley Ellis Vita and Bibliography. [Two drafts of vita, bibliography, two lists of societies of which Dr. Ellis was a member.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1981g. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1981. Gallina Area Bibliography. [2 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1981h. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1981. A Call From My God-daughter. [Narrative, 4 pages. Discusses modern Zia society.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1981i. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1982. A Footpath Through 14 Centuries of History in the Upper Rio Grande. [Draft, 8 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1982a. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1982. Review of An Ethnography of Santa Clara Pueblo, New Mexico. by H. W. Hill, edited by Charles H. Lange. American Indian Quarterly 6(3–4):391–393. [Copy of published pages; final draft; working draft; correspondence.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1982b. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1982. Philosophical identity of the Pueblo people. [Paragraph written for a book by Jeremy Iowa, 1 page.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1982c. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1982. Anasazi Architecture as a Reflection of the Anasazi. [Final draft, 50 pages. File also includes a working draft, correspondence, and notes.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1982d. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1983. Historic Middle Rio Grande Pottery and Potters. In Collected Papers in Honor of Charlie R. Steen Jr., edited by Nancy Fox, pp. 223–252. Papers of the Archaeological Society of New Mexico No. 8, Albuquerque. [Based on a paper presented to the Seminar on Southwest Native American Ceramics, Santa Fe, June 1981. File includes a copy of the final paper, three drafts, and correspondence.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1983a. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1983. Foreword for The Architecture and Dendrochronology of Chetro Ketl, by Stephen H. Lekson. Report of the Chaco Center No. 6. [Final draft, 24 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1983b.

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Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1983. The Contended “Abandonment” of Pojoaque. [Manuscript, 8 pages. Dr. Ellis’s handwritten note on first page states, “Typed by lawyers secretary and never corrected. Never presented either. Was considered as possibly necessary in Ammodt case but not used.”] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1983c. United States District Court, 1983. Aamodt Case Findings. [Includes Special Master Findings of Fact on the Pueblos’ Historically Irrigated Acreage, Special Master Findings of Fact on the Rights of the Pueblos Under Spanish and Mexican Law, and Special Master Findings of Fact on the Pueblos Water Rights Measured by Irrigable Lands.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1983d. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1983. Notes regarding the Aguilar vs. Bernalillo County case. [File originally titled “San Felipe (Laurie Aguilar) vs. Bernalillo County—religious freedom trial.” Contains Dr. Ellis’s notes. Also contains the Deposition of Laurie Aguilar, Transcript of Hearing Before the Employment Security Department Appeal Tribunal, Plaintiff’s Answers to First Set of Interrogatories Re: Expert Witness (cites Dr. Ellis’s participation), and First Amended Complaint for Declaratory Relief and Damages.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1983e. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1983. Gipuy, Jipuy, and Kiwi: the problem of the names for Santo Domingo used in the old Spanish references and today. [Draft, 2 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1983f. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1983. Untitled notes regarding Santo Domingo. [Notes and information (taken largely from White) on Santo Domingo history] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1983g. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1983. Kapo Black, Tewa Plain Utility, and Vadito Micaceous—three wares utilizing smudge finish. [Draft, 7 pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1983h. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1984. Velarde Ditch: Cultural Resources Investigations. [Manuscript, 5 pages. File also includes three maps and correspondence.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1984a. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1984. Brief Interim Summary and Indication of Significance of our Finds to Date at Rattlesnake Point (Ridge). [Report, 7 pages. File also includes correspondence.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1984b. U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Reclamation, 1984. Velarde Community Ditch Study—New Mexico Draft Environmental Assessment. [Bound copy, Dr. Ellis’s handwritten note states, “Derived in part from my report” (see 2010.41.1984a).] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1984c. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1984. Proposed Class for the January Session at Ghost Ranch: Native Southwestern Arts and Crafts. [Copy of proposal, copy of the general plan, and four versions of the class schedule] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1984d. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1984. What We Know at Present of Acoma-Laguna Water Use. [Final paper, 7 pages. With attached statement of Dr. Ellis’s credentials. File also includes two drafts,

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two photocopies of aerial photographs with notes, other notes, and correspondence.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1984f. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1984. Short Biography for San Juan del Yunque Meeting. [Conference overview, copy of short biography, correspondence] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1984g. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1984. Transcripts of Florence Hawley Ellis Comments While Supervising on Each Site, Rattlesnake Ridge. [Seven transcripts including Tower Site 1, Tower Site 2, Dart’s Site 3, Moore’s Site 4, Tower Site 5, Ghost Ranch Flash Days (signaling experiment), and North Llaves Miscellaneous.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1984h. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1984. A Brief Summary of a Portion of the Santo Domingo Land Case. [Manuscript, 3 pages. A note states, “for Scott Borg.”] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1984i. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1985. The Religious Pattern of the Pueblos, Especially Usage and Types of Shrines and Specific Areas for Collection of Herbs and Other Necessities. [Three drafts of paper, notes from cited sources on Tewa Pueblos (San Juan, Santa Clara and San Ildefonso).] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1985a. Ellis, Florence Hawley, Andrea Ellis-Dodge, and Peter Pino, 1985. Zia Pueblo’s Justification for the Request of Land Transfer of Approximately 1,840 Acres of Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Land to the Pueblo of Zia. [Two folders. Folder 1: final version with original photographs and map, stored in photo archives. Folder 2: four drafts and set of notes.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1985b. Ellis, Florence Hawley, and Andrea Ellis-Dodge, 1985. Ethnological and Historical Considerations Relative to the Boundaries of the Diego Gallegos Grant. [Two copies. One copy is bound and signed, with a map in the back. The other copy includes notes and penciled remarks.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1985c. Ellis, Florence Hawley, and Andrea Ellis-Dodge, 1985. Use of the Rael Tract Area by the People of Santo Domingo Pueblo. [Bound final version, two drafts titled Types and Approximate Amount of Present Use of the Rael Ranch Area by the People of Santo Domingo, small notepad with notes, correspondence, small maps.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1985d. Dodge, Andrea Ellis, 1985. Pueblo “Preferred Route” for PNM Power Line as Indicated by San Juan, Santa Clara, San Ildefonso, and Jemez. [Final version, three drafts, references, half-size map. The associated full-size map, with marked lines and highlighted areas, is stored in the flat files.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1985f. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1985. A Spotlight on What the Ghost Ranch Archaeological Seminar has Added to Knowledge of the Gallina Culture After 11 Years of Field Studies. Paper presented to the Annual Meeting of the Archaeological Society of New Mexico, Santa Fe. [Five drafts, map, program and materials for the 1985 meeting of the Archaeological Society of New Mexico.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1985h.

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Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1985. On Feminists. [Draft, 2 pages. Dr. Ellis’s opinion on contemporary feminism. The original folder title was “On Feminists, Daughters of the Desert” but there is no indication of the draft’s relationship, if any, with Daughters of the Desert by Barbara Babcock and Nancy Parezo.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1985i. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1985. Florence Hawley Ellis Audio Tape Interview for the Daughters of the Desert Project. [Interview by Jennifer Fox, transcribed by Nancy Parezo and Sue Ruiz, 103 pages.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1985j. Dodge, Andrea Ellis, 1985. Signaling data connected with Santo Domingo. [Two drafts of 4 page paper, each with a map of signaling sites.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1985l. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1985. Important Chart for LA 85. [Also titled “Pottery chart data contributing to the creation of MSD6 chart (in map files).” This file was numbered 1984o but was found in the 1985n folder.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1985n. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1986. Ghost Ranch Archaeologists—Digging and Delving. Ghost Ranch Journal. 1(3):2–4. [Whole issue preserved. File also includes the final draft and three earlier drafts.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1986b. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1986. Review of A Woman's Quest for Science: Portrait of Anthropologist Elsie Clews Parsons, by Peter H. Hare, for American Indian Quarterly. [File includes two drafts, related correspondence, and other materials but no final draft or copy of the published version.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1986c. Unknown Author, 1986. Program for Archaeological Society of New Mexico Annual Meeting, Gallup. [Dr. Ellis is listed in the program as presenter of “High Spot Signaling in the Rio Grande Area.” The original folder indicated that the program contains notes, but no notes were found. No drafts of the presentation were found.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1986d. Unknown author, 1986. Outline of Direct Examination of Dr. Florence Hawley Ellis. [Manuscript, 12 pages. With penciled notes by Dr. Ellis. A note in the original folder stated, “for Santo Domingo Land Claim.”] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1986e. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1986. Introduction: Historic Santo Domingo. [Draft, 33 pages. A note indicates that this is Chapter 1 (the introduction) for the land claim paper for Santo Domingo. marked Draft 4. File also includes several typed and handwritten draft sections and loose pages, along with reference materials (a small map and a School of American Research newsletter).] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1986f. Dodge, Andrea Ellis, 1986. Brief list of Santo Domingo sites with either SD or LA numbers, in numeric order. [“From Santo Domingo reports, Names only. For further information refer to the Locations or Field Notes.” List, 13 pages, plus loose pages] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1986g. Dodge, Andrea Ellis, 1986. Summary of Myra Ellen’s paper on the history of the Rael Ranch. [Manuscript, 4 pages. From a “Meeting of Santo Domingo Elders with Florence Hawley Ellis

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and Andrea Ellis-Dodge in the field looking at Rael Ranch” on July 8, 1985.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1986h. Dodge, Andrea Ellis, 1986. Migration Pattern According to Oral Tradition, for the Santo Domingo Pueblo Nation. [Four drafts, loose pages, and charts. The larger charts are stored in the flat files.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1986i. Dodge, Andrea Ellis, 1986. The Socio-political Affiliation of the Galisteo Keresans and Santo Domingo Pueblo in the Rio Grande and Similarities with the Acoma and Laguna Village Complex. [“Data derived from field notes including 8 Oct. 85.” Three drafts, each with the same text but different editing marks.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1986k. Dodge, Andrea Ellis, 1986. The Trails Used by Santo Domingo Then and Now. [Three drafts. Originally titled “Migration Patterns According to Oral Tradition for Several Groups that Finally Joined the Present Santo Domingo Pueblo.” The prior title is similar to the title of 2010.41.1986i but does not include the same content.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1986l. Dodge, Andrea Ellis, 1986. Eastern Moves of the Santo Domingo Keresans. [Draft, 5 pages. A note states, “being developed as a chapter in Eastern Santo Domingo land claim paper.”] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1986m. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1987. Early Water Works of Three Jemez Valley Pueblos: Jemez, Zia, Santa Ana. [Two Folders. Folder 1: bound final volume. Folder 2: two drafts, two sets of notes, and comments on F. Wozniak’s “Irrigation in the Rio Grande Valley, New Mexico: A Study of the Development of Irrigation Systems Before 1945.” Original folder was labeled Vol. 1.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1987a. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1987. Opinions and Outline of Material in Support of Aboriginal Agriculture and Irrigation Claims of Jemez, Santa Ana and Zia Pueblos. [Copy of final paper prepared for U.S. Department of Justice, United States Attorney’s Office. File also contains bound manuscript “Rio Jemez Maps and Mapkey." Maps stored in flat files.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1987b. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1987. The Long Lost “City” of San Gabriel del Yunque, Second Oldest European Settlement in the United States. In When Cultures Meet: Remembering San Gabriel del Yunque Oweenge, Papers from the October 20, 1984 Conference, San Juan, pp. 10–38. Sunstone Press, Santa Fe. [Entire publication preserved. Editor not listed. File also includes two complete drafts and one partial draft.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1987c. Dodge, Andrea Ellis, and Mary Purdy, 1987. Interim Report for BG-3N. [Report draft with drawings of stratigraphy and plan views. File also includes correspondence (personal and professional) to and from Mrs. Dodge and Dr. Ellis. A letter and its associated photographs was transferred to photo archives.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1987d. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1987. Pecos Conference. [This file contains the announcement and registration forms for the 1987 Pecos Conference. It includes a note stating, “FHE spoke & AE

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recorded it” but to date the audio tape has been located. No speech title or topic is indicated.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1987e. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1988. From Drought to Drought: Gallina Culture Patterns, Vol. 1: Canjilon Mountain Hunting and Gathering Sites. Sunstone Press, Santa Fe. [Four folders. Folder 1: published version, signed by Dr. Ellis. Folder 2: pre-publication drafts (March 1988). Folder 3: pre-publication copy (original photograph in folder transferred to photo archives). Folder 4: working draft and Sunstone Press catalogue. Folder 4 also includes a draft of a section possibly from the unpublished second report in this series, titled “The Gallina Villages in What Today is Known as Butts’ Ranch Territory.”] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1988a. Ellis, Florence Hawley, and Andrea Ellis Dodge, 1988. Zia’s Grid Gardens and Evidence of Their Use from the Mid-Prehistoric into the Historic Period. [Four drafts] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1988b. Ellis, Florence Hawley, and Andrea Ellis Dodge, 1988. Use of Agricultural Lands on the North Bank of the Jemez, East of the Zia Pueblo. [Information in this document was gathered through interviews with members of Zia Pueblo. File contains final version, five drafts, notes, and correspondence.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1988c. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1988. Yunque Paper Given at the New Mexico Archaeological Council. [Final version with maps and bibliography, five drafts, research notes, correspondence] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1988d. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1988. Deposition of Florence Hawley Ellis for U.S. (Jemez, Santa Ana and Zia Pueblos) v. Tom Abousleman, et al Case. [Three folders. Folder 1: Volume I of Dr. Ellis’s February deposition. Folder 2: Volume II of Dr. Ellis’s February deposition. Folder 3: Dr. Ellis’s December deposition.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1988e. Ellis, Andrea, and Florence Hawley Ellis, 1988. The Potsherd Trail to Irrigation. [Final version. File also includes one full draft and 1 page of a second draft. This report seems to have been started by Dr. Ellis and finished by Andrea Ellis.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1988f. United States District Court, 1988. Transcript of Proceedings for Case of U.S. (Jemez, Santa Ana and Zia) v. Tom Abousleman, et al. [Two folders. Folder 1: Volume I of proceedings (December 19). Folder 2: Volume II of proceedings (December 20).] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1988g. Ellis, Florence Hawley, and Andrea Ellis, 1988. A Window on San Gabriel del Yungue, original manuscript. [Includes maps and correspondence.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1988h. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1988. Archaeologists at Work! Ghost Ranch Journal 3(3):13. [Whole issue preserved. File includes four drafts of a letter from which the article was taken.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1988j.

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Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1988. Purpose of Florence Hawley Ellis Museum. [Two single page, handwritten drafts of letter or summary of archaeological work at Ghost Ranch. Prepared for John Hayden.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1988k. Ellis, Florence Hawley, and Andrea Ellis Dodge, 1988. From Student of English to Expert Witness. [Final manuscript, six working drafts, notes, correspondence] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1988l. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1988. Draft of Report for Forest Service, 1987. [Handwritten report, 2 pages, on 1987 Gallina excavations] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1988m. Cultural Resources Investigations, 1988. Velarde Community Ditch Project—New Mexico Phase III (Ditch Rehabilitation). [March 1988. A note in Dr. Ellis’s handwriting states that the report is “derived in part from my report.” See also 2010.41.1984a and 2010.41.1984c.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1988n. United States Department of the Interior, Bureau of Reclamation, 1988. Velarde Community Ditch Project—New Mexico Phase III (Ditch Rehabilitation) Final Environmental Assessment. [Bound final copy of report “finding of no significant impact,” with note in Dr. Ellis’s handwriting stating that the report was “Derived in part from my report.” See also 2010.41.1984a, 2010.41.1984c, and 2010.41.1988n.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1988o. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1988. Untitled correspondence regarding receipt of honorary Doctorate of Letters from the University of New Mexico. [File includes correspondence between Dr. Ellis and various members of the University of New Mexico staff, including President Gerald May and University Secretary Anne Brown. Original folder indicated an acceptance speech, which was not found.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1988p. Unknown Author, 1988. Announcements of Florence Hawley Ellis’s receipt of the Byron S. Cummings Award. [Two pamphlets announcing Dr. Ellis’s receipt of the Byron S. Cummings Award, one from Kiva and another from Glyphs. File also includes a booklet listing members of the President’s Club of the University of Arizona. The original folder indicated an acceptance speech, which was not found.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1988q Dodge, Andrea Ellis, 1988. Changes in Some Social Functions and the Associated Buildings in Zia Since the Predicted Demise of Zia in 1894. [Four folders. Folder 1: bound final version. Folder 2: two drafts of text. One is labeled Draft 10 and includes an index and plate drafts. The other is labeled Draft 9. Folder 3: Drafts 5–8. Folder 4: Drafts 1–4 and notes.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1988r. Dodge, Andrea Ellis, 1988. Changes in Some Social Functions and the Associated Buildings in Zia Since the Predicted Demise of Zia in 1894. Paper presented at the University of New Mexico in November 1988. [Four drafts of paper, derived from a paper of the same title (Catalogue No. 2010.41.1988r) for the presentation.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1988s.

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Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1988. Rio Grande Pueblos as Occupants of the Sierra. [Draft, 7 pages. No author is specified on the document or original folder but the handwritten notes and writing style are Dr. Ellis’s.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1988t. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1988. Pottery Types of Northwestern New Mexico. [Typological definitions and a statement on “Recognizing Artifacts” for a pottery class.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1988v. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1989. San Gabriel del Yungue as Seen by an Archaeologist. Sunstone Press, Santa Fe. [Five folders. Folder 1: copy of publication, final correction pages, and bound draft. Folder 2: drafts of introduction and back cover, full draft of book. Folder 3: first and second drafts of 1988. Folder 4: drafts labeled third and fourth drafts, mixed pages from drafts. Folder 5: Drafts 1 and 2 and pages from drafts.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1989a. Ellis, Florence Hawley and Andrea Ellis Dodge, 1989. Water and Solar Engineering in the Rio Grande Drainage: Fourteenth–Nineteenth Centuries. In From Chaco to Chaco: Papers in Honor of Robert H. Lister and Florence C. Lister, edited by Meliha S. Duran and David T. Kirkpatrick, pp. 35–44. Papers of the Archaeological Society of New Mexico No. 15, Albuquerque. [Entire publication preserved. File also contains 12 drafts, including a final (“in press”) draft.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1989b. Dodge, Andrea Ellis, 1989. Research Design for the Excavation and Study of LA 35648 Village on Rattlesnake Ridge for 1989. [Bound final copy with maps, three drafts, correspondence, permit application materials] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1989c. Ellis, Florence Hawley, and Andrea Ellis Dodge, 1989. The Spread of Chaco/Mesa Verde/McElmo Black-on-white Pottery and the Possible Simultaneous Introduction of Irrigation into the Rio Grande Drainage. Journal of Anthropological Research 45(1):47–52. [Reprint] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1989d. Unknown Author, 1989. Untitled correspondence and materials relating to the Society for Applied Anthropology 1989 Annual Meeting. [Two letters to Dr. Ellis from Richard Clemmer, session co-organizer, and abstracts for all presenters, including for Dr. Ellis (“The Necessity for Archaeologists and Ethnologists in Land and Water Rights Cases”), but no drafts or copies of her paper] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1989e. Ellis, Florence Hawley, and Andrea Ellis Dodge, 1989. What Went Into the Holes and Trenches in Prehistoric Southwestern Houses and Kivas (Especially Anasazi and Mogollon)? In Clues to the Past: Papers in Honor of William M. Sundt, edited by Meliha S. Duran and David T. Kirkpatrick, pp. 87–98. Papers of the Archaeological Society of New Mexico No. 16, Albuquerque. [Three Folders. Folder 1: whole publication preserved. File also includes related correspondence. Folder 2: Drafts 9–16. Folder 3: Drafts 1–8 and research materials including notes, charts, and articles.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1989f. Dodge, Andrea Ellis, 1989. The Protection of Indian Rights in Planning the Ojo to Norton Extension Transmission Line. Paper presented to the 1989 annual meeting of the Society for

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Applied Anthropology. [Final version and five working drafts (two of which are labeled Draft 2). File also contained two large maps titled “Proposed Ojo Line Extension 345 kV Transmission Project” and “Ojo Line Extension 345 kV Project,” stored in flat files.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1989g. Dodge, Andrea Ellis, 1989. Methodology Used in Collection of Data for Making the Base Map Employed in Planning the Ojo to Norton Extension Transmission Line. [Report, 9 pages. Prepared for the Public Service Company of New Mexico. File also includes two drafts.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1989h. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1989. Some Notable Parallels Between Pueblo and Mexican Pantheons and Ceremonies, edited by Theodore R. Frisbie. Anthropology Teaching Museum Research Paper No. 2, Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville. [Published version, draft, and loose pages of notes and references. See Catalogue No. 2010.41.1970f for original manuscript.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1989k. Ellis, Florence Hawley, and Andrea Ellis Dodge, 1990. Some Distinctive Traits of the Largo/Gallina Culture in the Rattlesnake Ridge Area. [A note states, “Gallina Symposium talk, SAA Las Vegas.” File includes 18 drafts (labeled 1–17), loose pages from drafts, and unrelated 1988 preliminary program for the 53rd annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology (for related 1990 55th Annual Meeting preliminary program see 2010.41.1990c).] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1990a. Various Authors, 1990. Recent Largo-Gallina research. [File includes guidelines for field research funding, New Mexico’s Vanished Tower Dwellers Revisited by Richard Stanley Sleeter, Here, There, and Everywhere: A Site Location Study of Gallina Sites Reported from Survey for the Boot Jack Timber Sale by Cheryl Muceus and Bob Lawrence, Basketmaker III Social Organization: An Evaluation of Population, Aggregation and Site Structure by Steven D. Shelley, and 1 page from Living on the Edge—Largo-Gallina, by Langenfeld and Baker.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1990b. Dodge, Andrea Ellis, 1990. Towers of the Gallina Area and Greater Southwest. [Final version, pages from one or more drafts, notes, correspondence. File also includes the call for papers, preliminary program, and registration forms for the 55th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. File also includes drafts and related materials for Dr. Ellis and Andrea Dodge’s joint presentation on the same topic at the 1988 Gallina conference.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1990c. Dodge, Andrea Ellis, 1990. Historical Preservation Grant Proposal for Zia Pueblo. [Two Folders. Folder 1: information sheet for Historic Preservation Grants to Indian Tribes and Drafts 6–14 of a proposal to the National Park Service. Folder 2: Drafts 1–5, notes, and one reference.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1990f. Dodge, Andrea Ellis, 1990. Community elder care or senior citizen programs: a small study of programs for elders in the Southwestern United States. [Draft, 12 pages, with an abstract and title page. Labeled Draft 5.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1990g.

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Unknown Author, 1990. Archaeology at Ghost Ranch, Ghost Ranch Seminar Catalog. [One paragraph in the catalogue describes Dr. Ellis’s two week archaeological seminar.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1990h. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1991. A Gallina Kiva? [A note on the final version states, “pub. in Papers of the NM Arch. Society in Honor of Stewart Peckham.” Draft 5 states, “Excerpt from paper written for the 55th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, 1990.” File also includes a transcript of oral statements by Dr. Ellis about her paper.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1991a. Ellis, Andrea, 1991. Short Biography of Florence Hawley Ellis, Professor Emeritus, University of New Mexico. [One handwritten draft and one typed draft] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1991b. Ellis, Andrea Hawley, 1991. Documenting Rock Art on Lake Powell. [One handwritten draft and one typed draft] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1991c. Ellis, Andrea Hawley, 1991. Dendro-what? [Two drafts and a University of New Mexico Anthropology newsletter with a note stating, “Example of Newsletter I’m writing for.”] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1991d. Ellis, Andrea Hawley, 1991. San Juan Archaeology from a Raft. [Draft, 5 pages. Labeled Draft 2.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1991e. Ellis, Andrea Hawley, 1991. Museum archaeology, what is it? [Draft, 4 pages. Labeled Draft 3.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1991f. Ellis, Andrea Hawley, 1991. The FHE Archives. [Draft, 2 pages. Labeled Draft 2. Also 1 page of notes.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1991g. Ellis, Andrea Hawley, 1992. Florence Hawley Ellis, Grande Dame of Southwestern Anthropology. [Final version, ten drafts, correspondence. Much of the last is between Andrea Ellis and American Antiquity, regarding publication.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1992b. Ellis, Andrea Hawley, 1992. Some Reminiscences of Childhood: Exercise, Work and Play. [Final manuscript and 2 page draft with editorial marks] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1992c. Ellis, Andrea Hawley, 1992. Brief Biography of Florence Hawley Ellis. [Five drafts] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1992d. Ellis, Andrea Hawley, 1992. Short Biography of Andrea H. Ellis. [Four drafts. No author listed, attribution is based on writing style and handwriting.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1992e. Ellis, Andrea Hawley, 1992. Zia Pueblo Encyclopedia Entry. [Final version, seven drafts, and correspondence.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1992f.

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Ellis, Florence Hawley, and Andrea Hawley Ellis, 1992. A Window on San Gabriel del Yunque. In Current Research on the Late Prehistory and Early History of New Mexico, edited by Bradley J. Vierra, pp. 175–184. Special Publication No. 1. New Mexico Archeological Council, Albuquerque. [Copy of article, a note states, “Not per corrected copy.” File also includes correspondence. See 2010.41.1988h.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1992g. Ellis, Florence Hawley and Andrea Hawley Ellis, 1992. Excerpts from the Field Diary of an Archaeologist. Voices from the Four Corners 2(2):1–3. [Publication, four drafts, correspondence.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1992h. Ellis, Andrea Hawley, 1992. Zia’s Magic Crow Dance. In Artifacts, Shrines, and Pueblos: Papers in Honor of Gordon Page, edited by Meliha S. Duran and David T. Kirkpatrick, pp. 95–100. Papers of the Archaeological Society of New Mexico No. 20, Albuquerque. [Reprint of article, copy of cover, seven drafts (labeled 3–9), correspondence] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1992i. Ellis, Florence Hawley, 1992. Pueblo Religious Patterns, Especially Types of Shrines and Areas for Collecting Herbs and Other Religious Necessities. In Artifacts, Shrines, and Pueblos: Papers in Honor of Gordon Page, edited by Meliha S. Duran and David T. Kirkpatrick, pp. 101–112. Papers of the Archaeological Society of New Mexico No. 20, Albuquerque. [Reprint of article. Found with Andrea Ellis’s article Zia's Magic Crow Dance (2010.41.1992i) and Andrea Ellis’s Drafts 2–6. See original article (of same title) listed as 2010.41.1985a.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1992j. Ellis, Andrea Hawley, 1992. Florence Hawley Ellis, Professor Emeritus: Profile of a Pioneer Archaeologist. UNM Anthropology Newsletter 10(3):1, 4. [Copy of newsletter] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1992k. Ellis, Andrea Hawley, 1992. Untitled announcement of the FHE Archive. Bulletin of the History of Archaeology 2(2):25. [Whole issue preserved.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1992l. Ellis, Andrea Hawley, 1992. Santa Ana Pueblo Encyclopedia Entry. [Edited proof copy, seven drafts, research material, correspondence] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1992q. Ellis, Andrea Hawley, 1993. Archaeology, Rock Art and Geology of the San Juan River. Voices from the Four Corners 3(1):3. [Whole issue preserved.] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1993a. Ellis, Andrea Hawley, 1994. American Antiquity Obituary. [Two drafts, correspondence] Catalogue No. 2010.41.1994d.

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