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Object Number
2004.24.5272
Display Title
Cornfield
Descriptions
Keywords
- Ethnographic
- Agriculture
- Field
Subject
- Field
- Landscape
- Rural
- Expedition
Department
Photographic
Date
1914
Artist
Samuel J. Guernsey
Culture
- Navajo
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
North America
/
United States
/
Arizona
Additional Geographic Terms
Monument Valley: Sayodneechee Canyon
Materials
Negative, glass plate
Dimensions
Overall: 12.7 x 17.78 cm (5 x 7 in.)
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| PrimaryMedia | Object Number | Title | Classification | Geography/Provenience | SHARE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2004.24.5261 | Ruin Above "Cornfields" |
Ruin
| ||
| 2004.24.5262 | Sandstone Ledge With Pecked Holes, Ruin Above the "Cornfields" |
Ruin
| ||
| 2004.24.1334 | Folds of Serpent and cornfields |
Serpent Mound
| ||
| 2004.24.1335 | Folds of Serpent -- showing stumps and cornfield |
Serpent Mound
| ||
| 2004.24.2004 | Cornfield and peach orchard |
Cornfield and peach orchard
| ||
| 2004.24.2006 | Cornfield and peach orchard |
Cornfield and peach orchard
| ||
| 2004.24.2008 | Cornfield and peach orchard |
Cornfield and peach orchard
| ||
| 2004.24.7515 | Banghi growing with cornfield and Gbedde Gbedde |
Zaire
| ||
|
Media Restricted
| 2004.29.1298 | Lalor field looking west, bluff on left. Cornfield on right. |
Lalor Field
| ||
| 41-4-10/100567.1.3 | Lee Pino, wife and infant son in their cornfield |
New Mexico?
Arizona? Utah? | ||
| 2001.1.423 | Picture of SW Indian grouping in cornfield |
Drawing
|
United States
| |
| 2004.24.27777 | Reproduction of Lee Pino, wife and infant son in their cornfield, August 1940 |
New Mexico
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