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Preliminary Guide to the Richard D. Daugherty Papers, circa 1948-2000s

Overview of the Collection

Creator
Daugherty, Richard D., 1922-2014
Title
Preliminary Guide to the Richard D. Daugherty Papers
Dates
circa 1948-2000s (inclusive)
Quantity
5.84 Linear feet of shelf space, (6 Boxes)
Collection Number
MS 2022.09 (collection)
Summary
This collection consists of materials transferred from the Washington State University (WSU) Anthropology Museum pertaining to the work of WSU archaeologist Richard D. Daugherty. It includes photographs, slides, negatives, films, field notes, and correspondence related to Daugherty’s work on the west coast of Washington, as well as related to international travel and conferences.
Repository
Washington State University Libraries' Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections (MASC)
Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections
Terrell Library Suite 12
Pullman, WA
99164-5610
Telephone: 509-335-6691
mascref@wsu.edu
Access Restrictions

This collection is open and available for research use.

Languages
English
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Biographical Note

Richard Deo Daugherty (1922-2014) was born and raised in Washington State. He earned his Ph.D. in anthropology at the University of Washington and joined the WSU Anthropology Department in 1950. He led excavation efforts at multiple significant archaeological sites in Washington, including Ozette, Lind Coulee, and Marmes.

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Content Description

This collection consists of materials transferred from the Washington State University (WSU) Anthropology Museum pertaining to the work of WSU archaeologist Richard D. Daugherty. It includes photographs, slides, negatives, films, field notes, and correspondence related to Daugherty’s work on the west coast of Washington, as well as related to international travel and conferences.

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Use of the Collection

Restrictions on Use

Copyright restrictions apply.

Preferred Citation

[Item description]

Preliminary Guide to the Richard D. Daugherty Papers, circa 1948-2000s (MS 2022.09)

Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections, Washington State University Libraries, Pullman, WA.

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Administrative Information

Arrangement

This is an unprocessed collection. Any arrangement reflects either a pre-existing order from the records’ creators or previous custodians, or preliminary sorting performed by staff.

Location of Collection

(MASC STAFF USE) 2-14-4-3

Acquisition Information

The WSU Anthropology Museum donated this collection to the Washington State University Libraries in 2022 (MS.2022.09).

Future Additions

The repository expects to receive additions to this collection.

Related Materials

Richard D. Daugherty Papers, 1944-1985 (Cage 583)

Richard D. Daugherty Papers, 1948-2012 (Cage 808)

Preliminary Guide to the Richard D. Daugherty Papers, circa 1989-2006 (MS 2015.19)

Preliminary Guide to the Washington State University Archaeology Films, 1960-1995 (MS 2021.23)

Preliminary Guide to the Marmes Rockshelter Excavation Film, circa 1960s (MS 2021.26)

Dale R. Croes Papers, 1893-2020 (Cage 949)

Preliminary Guide to the Dale R. Croes Photographs, 2000-2022 (MSSM 103)

Preliminary Guide to the Dale R. Croes Maps, Charts, and Illustrations, 1979-2021 (MS 2021.07)

Preliminary Guide to the Dale R. Croes Digital Files, 1999-2020 (MS 2023.02)

"An Analysis of the Prehistoric Baskets from the Ozette Site, Cape Alava," Masters Thesis by Dale Ross Croes, 1972 (Cage 5100)

"The Marmes Burial Casts" by Gary S. Breschini, 1975 (Cage 5103)

Collections of the Washington State University Museum of Anthropology Archaeological Repository

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Detailed Description of the Collection

  • Description: Photographs and negatives from Western Heritage projects, including the Columbia National Wildlife Refuge, areas of the Olympic National Forest, and the Wells reservoir. List of projects included in box.
    Dates: Circa 2000s
    Container: Box 1
  • Description: Correspondence and photographs from a variety of archaeological digs, 1948-2007. Slides and photographs from Richard Daugherty’s travels, including the 1964 archaeological conference in Les Eyzies, France, where Daugherty met Francois Bordes, circa 1960s.
    Dates: 1948-2007
    Container: Box 2
  • Description: Photographs, slides, and negatives from a variety of archaeological digs; many are unlabeled.
    Dates: Circa 1960s-1970s
    Container: Box 3
  • Description: Hoh notebooks – Daugherty recorded observations on culture and language while surveying the coast of the Olympic Peninsula. Includes oversize copies of notebooks.
    Dates: 1948
    Container: Box 4
  • Description: Survey of Washington Coast Cape Disappointment to Cape Flattery (1 of 2)
    Dates: 1947
    Container: Box 5, Folder 1
  • Description: Survey of Washington Coast Cape Disappointment to Cape Flattery (2 of 2)
    Dates: 1947
    Container: Box 5, Folder 2
  • Description: Survey of Washington Coast (draft)
    Dates: 1947
    Container: Box 5, Folder 3
  • Description: Field Notebooks
    Dates: 1947
    Container: Box 5, Folder 4
  • Description: Letter from Mr. and Mrs. H.V. Wilson, Forks, Washington
    Dates: 1947
    Container: Box 5, Folder 5
  • Description: Original survey forms: CL 1-4, JE 1-3
    Dates: 1947
    Container: Box 5, Folder 6
  • Description: Original survey forms: 6H-1 through 6H-8
    Dates: 1947
    Container: Box 5, Folder 7
  • Description: Original survey forms: GH-9 through GH-18
    Dates: 1947
    Container: Box 5, Folder 8
  • Description: Original survey forms: GH-19 through GH-26
    Dates: 1947
    Container: Box 5, Folder 9
  • Description: Original survey forms: PA-1 through PA-7
    Dates: 1947
    Container: Box 5, Folder 10
  • Description: Original survey forms: PA-8 through PA-16
    Dates: 1947
    Container: Box 5, Folder 11
  • Description: Additional field notes
    Dates: 1947
    Container: Box 5, Folder 12

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Subject Terms

  • Archaeologists -- Archives
  • Archaeology -- Northwest, Pacific

Personal Names

  • Daugherty, Richard D., 1922-2014 -- Records and correspondence

Corporate Names

  • Washington State University -- Faculty -- Archives
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