Science
Found in 117 Collections and/or Records:
James E. Talmage research materials, approximately 1872-1906
Jim Hinkson laboratory notes
Includes a lab book for chemistry class by Jim Hinkson, 1956-1957.
Lee Kay papers and herbarium atlas
Papers of Lee Kay from 1916-1950, and an herbarium atlas, collected from 1913-1916.
Sebastian Killermann articles
Articles and two newspaper clippings. The articles were taken from scholarly journals in which Killermann published. They deal largely with zoology and botany. One article is a handwritten manuscript. The two newspaper clippings are in honor of Killermann on his 70th birthday.
Joseph Jérôme Le Français de Lalande letters to Mme. Dupiery
Austin P. Larrabee scrapbook
Scrapbook contains photographs of various scenic areas, particularly Bryce Canyon, Utah, and the Grand Teton Mountain Range, Wyoming, and several photographs of bird nests, birds, other animals, trees, other plants, and rocks. Also included are photographs of naturalist associates and family members of Austin P. Larrabee. Most photographs are labeled, but few are marked with a date.
Ernest Lichfield papers
Mesoamerican C-14 dates revised
Photocopy of a typescript. This paper was delivered at the Mesoamerican seminar at Brigham Young University on 19 Feb. 1976.
M.L. Bean Museum records
Contains office records from the Monte L. Bean Museum including files relating to the dedication, accounting records, annual progress reports, organizational charts, and correspondence. There are also ten volumes of research diaries of Robert G. Bee in his studies of ornithology mostly in the state of Utah from the years 1924-1962.
Jock Nickerson notes
Handwritten book containing notes on geometry and on geometrical figures. The book includes many drawings of such figures and calculations based on them. The date of the materials is uncertain. Nickerson lived his last few years with Rey L. Pratt. Nickerson claimed to have known the LDS Church leaders, Joseph Smith and Parley P. Pratt. A brief essay is included which speculates on this claim.