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Dept. of Geology and Palaeontology Expeditions to New Mexico

Exist Dates
1947 - 1950
Abstract
To excavate prehistoric Eocene mammal bones and dinosaur remains

Dept. of Geology and Palaeontology Field Trip

Exist Dates
1950 - 1951
Abstract
To collect specimens

E. A. Mearns Arizona Expedition

Exist Dates
1889 - 1892

Eisenmann Field Trip to Panama

Exist Dates
1964 - 1965
Abstract
To study birds of New World tropics

Ekholm Expedition to Mexico

Exist Dates
1955 - 1956
Abstract
To excavate late Maya site at Comalcalco

Ekholm Expedition to Vera Cruz Mexico (1947)

Exist Dates
1947
Abstract
The 1947 expedition to Vera Cruz, Mexico allowed Gordon Ekholm to spend five months study of Huastec culture throughout the Tuxpan Valley region. Ekholm studied eight archeological locations and excavated at the site of Tabuco.

Ekholm Honduras Survey (1950)

Exist Dates
1950
Abstract
In 1950 Gordon Ekholm participated in an archaeological survey of the Caribbean coast of Honduras, current day Belize and the adjacent Bay Islands. The results offered new insight into the early history of the region and the extension of prehistoric civilization through Central America. The survey project was supported by the Carnegie Institute of Washington and the Voss Fund.

Elliott-Richardson Expedition to Montana

Exist Dates
1887 - 1888
Abstract
To collect Bison, Pronghorn and mule deer in Montana. First M & B dept. expedition

Entomological Expedition to Brazil and Mexico

Exist Dates
1946
Abstract
To collect insects

Entomological Field Trip to Southwest

Exist Dates
1950 - 1951
Abstract
To collect insects and spiders and study ecology

Expedition to Brazil

Exist Dates
1962
Abstract
To collect data on hummingbirds and other groups of birds

Expedition to Honduras

Exist Dates
1948
Abstract
To collect and take temperatures of snakes and lizards. Note other related trips in this project from 1944-1951 are mentioned in AMNH AR #83,pp. 22-23.

Expedition to Mexico

Exist Dates
1947
Abstract
To collect birds, amphibians, reptiles and mammals

Expedition to Uruguay

Exist Dates
1963
Abstract
To collect mammals for study of diseases

Explore21 Expedition to Papua New Guinea

Exist Dates
2014
Abstract
Intensive surveys of birds, mammals, reptiles and amphibians, and their viruses and parasites, and to collect specimens, and influence public health policies. 7 weeks beginning September in Papua New Guinea (interior).

Faunthorpe-Vernay Expedition of the American Museum of Natural History (1922-1923)

Exist Dates
1922 - 1929
Abstract
The mission of the Faunthorpe-Vernay Expedition of the American Museum of Natural History was to amass a collection of mammals and other animals that represented the South Asian region. The work was begun with the 1923 expedition and continued through 1929. The main participants were Col. John Champion Faunthorpe and Arthur Stannard Vernay, two British men who were previously unassociated with the Museum. Funding was provided by Vernay and the Jesup Fund through the Department of Mammals. The Expedition took place primarily in India, Burma, and Nepal, and added an invaluable collection to the Museum’s holdings. The Vernay-Faunthorpe Hall of South Asiatic Mammals, consisting of material exclusively collected on these expeditions, opened on November 17, 1930.

Field Trip to Mexico

Exist Dates
1962
Abstract
To study mammals

First Afghan Expedition

Exist Dates
1949 - 1950
Abstract
To prepare for full-scale anthropological survey of Afghanistan. Team left New York on July 12, 1949, and worked in the field approximately 6 months.

First Van Alen Iberian Expedition

Exist Dates
1953
Abstract
To collect mammals and birds of Spain

Ford Archaeology Field Trip

Exist Dates
1946 - 1952
Abstract
To study early archaeology of North American Indians
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