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741 to 760 of 802 total results.

Sepik River Expedition of the American Museum of Natural History (1953-1954)

Exist Dates
1953 - 1954
Abstract
To collect birds and make movies of birds

Shapiro Expedition to Alaska

Exist Dates
1941
Abstract
To investigate anthropology of living Eskimo and excavate pre-historic burial sites

Shapiro Expedition to Carolinas (and Florida).

Exist Dates
1939
Abstract
To survey coastal fishes

Shapiro Expedition to Marquesas

Exist Dates
1956 - 1957
Abstract
To excavate archaeological sites and determine first settlement

Shapiro Field Trip to India

Exist Dates
1964
Abstract
To establish research program in human biology in India

Shapiro Field Trip to Puerto Rico

Exist Dates
1947 - 1948?
Abstract
To make biological, anthropological, and cultural survey of Puerto Rican population

Shippee-Johnson Peruvian Expedition (1931)

Exist Dates
1931
Abstract
To create an aerial survey of the Pacific coast and Andes region of Peru.

Simpson Colorado Expedition

Exist Dates
1953
Abstract
To study and collect fossil mammal remains

Simpson Expedition to Brazil

Exist Dates
1956
Abstract
To survey land for purposes of future excavation

Simpson New Mexico Expedition

Exist Dates
1958
Abstract
To collect fossil mammal teeth and jaws

Sinclair Texas Expedition (1940)

Exist Dates
1940
Abstract
To collect cretaceous dinosaurs

Skinner Anthropological Expeditions

Exist Dates
1908 - 1913
Abstract
To study the culture of the American Indians in Quebec, Manitoba, Wisconsin, Florida, among other areas.

Snyder East African Expedition (1938)

Exist Dates
1938
Abstract
To collect mammals

Snyder Mountain Expedition

Exist Dates
1937 -
Abstract
To collect mammals, and make systematic study of fauna of the Mackenzie River District and Yukon Territory

Sonora-Sinaloa Archaeological Survey Project

Exist Dates
1937 - 1940
Abstract
The Sonora-Sinaloa Archaeological Survey (1937-1940) was conceived, designed and directed by George Valiant and lead by Gordon F. Ekholm. The project sought to fill the archaeological gap between the American Southwest and the northern Mesoamerican frontier covering the area from the international border to the Río Culiacan. Ekholm, accompanied by his wife Marguerite Wander, departed for Mexico in the fall of 1937. Over the course of three field seasons of six months each between 1937 and 1940, the project surveyed more than 175 sites between the Mexican states of Sonora and northern Sinaloa.

Spalding-Hosmer Expedition (1960)

Exist Dates
1961
Abstract
To collect amphibians and reptiles of Australia

Spalding-Peterson Expedition (1959)

Exist Dates
1959
Abstract
To make field studies and vertebrate collections and complete investigations of 5th Archbold

Sprague, Isaac, 1811-1895

Exist Dates
September 5, 1811 - March 13, 1895

Squires Field Trip to Mexico

Exist Dates
1956
Abstract
To collect specimens of fossil corals

St. Louis Expedition

Exist Dates
1946
Abstract
To excavate Platygonus remains
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