Paleontological excavations
Found in 32 Collections and/or Records:
General correspondence -- August-September, 1984
This file contains correspondence regarding paleontological excavations at Fort Irwin, thank you letters, gift and donation records, grant information, gem hall development, and the 1984 Olympics.
General correspondence -- N-O, 1986-1987
This file contains mixed correspondence and includes an exchange with Leonard Nimoy regarding fossil excavations.
General correspondence -- P, 1986-1987
This file contains mixed correspondence and includes guidelines for paleontological collecting.
Hancock Park and the La Brea Tar Pits, 1951-1977
This series contains materials related to Hancock Park, Rancho La Brea, and the George C. Page Museum.
Illustrations
This series contains paleontological, paleobotanical, and anthropological illustrations by Henry Wylde.
Iranian Museum of Natural History, 1974-1977
This file contains correspondence with the Iranian Museum of Natural History regarding vertebrate paleontology and paleontology expeditions to the Zagros Mountains, Iran and includes newspaper clippings.
La Brea fossil list
This collection is composed of correspondence, field notes, paleontological illustrations, and monthly reports from the Vertebrate Paleontology department under Henry Anson Wylde, Science Division Chief. It includes exhibit planning materials, collections management and specimen loan information, and excavation reports from Rancho La Brea and Conkling Cavern in New Mexico.
La Brea fossil pits, 1914-1919
This series contains materials related to Hancock Park, Rancho La Brea, and the George C. Page Museum and includes correspondence with Theodore Roosevelt regarding Hancock Park.
Monthly reports and Rancho La Brea diary entries -- photocopies, 1929-1940
Photocopies of Vertebrate Paleontology monthly reports and Rancho La Brea diary entries bound in a three-ring notebook. Photocopies of originals found in Box 1.
Paleontological material, 1915-1918
This series contains the correspondence of Museum Director Frank S. Daggett.