Edward Palmer (1829-1911) was born in Norfolkshire, England, but became known for his field work in the United States as a field naturalist, ethnobotony, and archaeology of the Southwest and Mexico. This collection of papers includes hand-written manuscripts, research notes, and newspaper clippings from 1869-1910.

Edward Palmer (1829-1911) was born in Norfolkshire, England, but became known for his field work in the United States. A field naturalist primarily in ethnobotany, Palmer is noted also for real contributions in ethnological and archaeological materials collected in the Southwest and Mexico beginning in 1865.

0.5 linear feet (29 folders)

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