[The Morden-Clark Asiatic Expedition of the American Museum of Natural History : [microform] / by William J. Morden].
Dates
- 1927
Biographical sketch
Explorer and hunter; AMNH field associate in mammalogy.
Extent
1047 leaves in various foliations ; (1047 leaves in various foliations ; 29 cm.)
Language of Materials
English
Location of Originals Note
Indicator 1 Holder of originals: Rare Book Collection. Silver original shelved in the Negative Storage Room.
Publications About Described Materials
Publication Date
[1927]
General Note
Part [1]: [1], 18 leaves; pt. [2]: [1], 44 leaves; pt. [3]: [13] leaves; pt. [4]: 110 [i.e. 112][679], 179 leaves.
General Note
Part [3] is a list of the daily camps, with data on travel time, altitude, weather, etc.
General Note
Period covered by journal (pt. [4]): 1926 Mar. 5-1926 Dec. 29.
General Note
Part [1] preceded by note to Natural history dated: New York, Sept. 3, 1927.
General Note
Parts [1]-[3] are carbon copies of typescripts. Part [4] is the original typescript. Title of pt. [2], foliation of last section (179 leaves) and corrections handwritten in ink.
Cumulative Index/Finding Aids Note
[1.] Among the herds of Ovis poli : an account of one phase of the Morden-Clark Asiatic Expedition of the American Museum of Natural History --[2.] By coolie and caravan across Central Asia -- [3.] [Itinerary] -- [4.] [Journal of the Morden-Clark Asiatic Expedition of the American Museum of Natural History].
Reproduction Note
Type of reproduction--Microfilm.; Place of reproduction--[New York, N.Y. :; Agency responsible for reproduction--American Museum of Natural History: Date of reproduction--1987]. Physical description of reproduction--1 microfilm reel, 35 mm.
- Language of description
- Undetermined
- Script of description
- Code for undetermined script
- Sponsor
- The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation provided support to make this finding aid available in ArchivesSpace (2016-2017).
Repository Details
Part of the Museum Archives at the Gottesman Research Library Repository
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