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Nietschmann, Bernard. Photographs from the Bernard Nietschmann papers [graphic].
BANC PIC 2011.015--LAN LAN box 1; BANC PIC 2011.015--LAN LAN box 2; BANC PIC 2011.015--LAN LAN box 3; BANC PIC 2011.015--LAN LAN box 4; ...
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Title:

Photographs from the Bernard Nietschmann papers

Creator/Contributor:

Nietschmann, Bernard., creator

Creator/Contributor:

United States, Hydrographic Office.

Abstract:

Includes photographs taken by Nietschmann pertaining to his research on the Miskito of eastern Nicaragua; on the Maya Atlas and the Maya Mapping Project (Belize); and on sea turtles of Central America and the Carribbean. Also includes earlier U.S. Navy Hydrographic Office aerial photographs of coastal areas in Nicaragua and Costa Rica.

Date:

ca. 1893-ca. 1997, bulk ca. 1969-ca. 1997 (issued)

Subject:

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Nietschmann, Bernard -- Archives
Miskito Indians -- Photographs
Indians of Central America -- Photographs
Mayas -- Belize -- Photographs
Land reform -- Nicaragua
Guerrilla warfare -- Nicaragua
Sea turtles -- Central America -- Photographs
Sea turtles -- Caribbean Sea -- Photographs
Nicaragua -- Pictorial works
Belize -- Pictorial works
Costa Rica -- Pictorial works

Note:

Photographs taken by Nietschmann and others.
Title devised by cataloger.
COLLECTION STORED, IN PART, OFF-SITE: Advance notice required for use.
SLIDES (LAN boxes) and NEGATIVES: RESTRICTED. Available for use by appointment only. Inquiries should be submitted to Bancroft Reference via the Reference Inquiry form.
Gift ; of the estate of Angelina Nietschmann; 2010.
Bernard Nietschmann (1941-2000) served as a professor in the Dept. of Geography at the University of California, Berkeley, from 1977 until 2000. Nietschmann was known for his groundbreaking field work with the Miskito of Nicaragua, as well as his negotiation on their behalf with the Sandanista government to protect Miskito land from government encroachment. He also headed the Maya Mapping Project, using cultural geography to help identify and defend the land rights of the Maya and other indigenous groups around the world. In addition, Nietschmann published extensive studies on sea turtles in Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and the Torres Strait.
Container list available in library.
Transferred from the Bernard Nietschmann papers (BANC MSS 2010/185).

Type:

graphic
Aerial photographs.
Slides, color.

Physical Description:

graphic
photonegative
photoprint
slide
8 boxes (ca. 5,670 slides), 4 boxes (ca. 1,250 photographic prints), 1 box (ca. 1,200 negatives) and 1 box (4 notebooks) : color and b&w ; 8 x 10 in. or smaller

Language:

English

Identifier:

http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/libraries/bancroft-library/reference-online
BANC PIC 2011.015--LAN LAN box 1
BANC PIC 2011.015--LAN LAN box 2
BANC PIC 2011.015--LAN LAN box 3
BANC PIC 2011.015--LAN LAN box 4
BANC PIC 2011.015--LAN LAN box 5
BANC PIC 2011.015--LAN LAN box 6
BANC PIC 2011.015--LAN LAN box 7
BANC PIC 2011.015--LAN LAN box 8
BANC PIC 2011.015--(NEG(strip)) NEG(strip) box 1
BANC PIC 1974-2015--NEG misc. box 2
BANC PIC 2011.015--PIC box 5
BANC PIC 2011.015--PIC box 1
BANC PIC 2011.015--PIC box 2
BANC PIC 2011.015--PIC box 3
BANC PIC 2011.015--PIC box 4
BANC PIC 2011.015
BANC PIC 2011.015

Origin:

Various places

Copyright Note:

COLLECTION STORED, IN PART, OFF-SITE: Advance notice required for use.
SLIDES (LAN boxes) and NEGATIVES: RESTRICTED. Available for use by appointment only. Inquiries should be submitted to Bancroft Reference via the Reference Inquiry form.

Related Item:

Bernard Nietschmann papers : Nietschmann, Bernard.
http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/libraries/bancroft-library/reference-online