Dr. J. J. (Joseph James) Markey (1897-1985) was a physician and amateur archaeologist and was president of the San Luis Rey Historical Society in 1957. This collection of papers and photographs includes newspaper clippings following Markey's archaeological exploits, photographs of Markey and other members of the San Luis Rey Historical Society, and artworks created from their findings.

Dr. J. J. (Joseph James) Markey (1897 May 31 - 1985 December) was a physician who had served in World War I and was an amateur archaeologist. In 1957, Markey was the president of the San Luis Rey Historical Society and gave lectures and led field trips in Southern California. Markey wrote in his biographical history that he directed archaeological expeditions in California, China, Java, Germany, France, England, Morocco, and Tahiti between 1924 and 1955, although he did not hold a degree in archaeological studies.

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