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Correspondence

The Correspondence series, 1928-1965 (1.5 linear feet), contains Greenman's alphabetically arranged incoming and outgoing correspondence from his time at the Museum of Anthropology at the University of Michigan. Greenman's correspondence reflects his friendships with many Michigan amateur archaeologists, including Ira Butterfield, Fred Dustin, Wilbur Cunningham, Edmond P. Gibson and others. Some files include discussion of Michigan sites and initiatives, but a great deal of the correspondence relates to the business of the Michigan Archaeological Society; much of this correspondence is routine in nature, concerning memberships and publications. Access to portions of these files is restricted; please contact the reference archivist for further information.

Emerson Frank Greenman Papers, 1888-1984 (majority within 1924-1972)
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Emerson Frank Greenman Papers, 1888-1984 (majority within 1924-1972)

7 linear feet (in 8 boxes)

Emerson Frank Greenman was a prominent Michigan archaeologist who served as Curator of the Great Lakes Division of the Museum of Anthropology at the University of Michigan from 1945 to 1965. The Greenman papers include correspondence, administrative materials related to the Camp Killarney field school in Ontario, Canada, site files for archaeological sites in Canada, research and topical files, scrapbooks and photographs.

The Emerson Frank Greenman Papers are comprised of six series: Correspondence, Camp Killarney, Research and Miscellaneous Files, Photographs, Scrapbooks, and Canadian Site Files.

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