Manuscripts
Found in 3644 Collections and/or Records:
William Gates statement on his life's work, clippings of Mayan discoveries, and agreement of 1924 materials sale, 1918-1939
Contains newsclippings for 28 newspaper articles on Mayan discoveries and American Indians. Budget for 1922 field work at Tayasal. 1921 agreement of Gates' purchase from the American Art Association. 1918 agreement of Gates' purchase of Mexican manuscripts from the Anderson Galleries. Gates' identification issued in 1920 by the Carnegie Institution of Washington. 1939 hand-written and typed copies of a statement by Gates on his life's work.
William Gates studies of Maya grammar and vocabulary
William Gates studies of Maya grammar and vocabulary, approximately 1898-1940
Contains extensive notes on Maya grammar and vocabulary.
William Gates study of Maya mathematics and astronomy, approximately 1898-1940
Contains a 24 page manuscript titled "Maya Mathematics and Astronomy."
William Gates study of Maya mathematics and astronomy
William Gates translation of Tzeltal grammar, approximately 1521-1940
Possibly Gates' English translation of an unidentified grammar.
William Gates typescripts of various dictionaries, approximately 1898-1940
William Gates unidentified notes, 1898-1940
William Gates writings on the Middle American Research Institute, approximately 1922-1924
Contains notes, reports, and other materials related to Gates' work with the Department of Middle American Research at Tulane University. Includes information on the history and archaeology of Guatemala, as well as to the contemporary situation in the region. Most prevalent are documents relating to Tulane's 1925 agricultural survey of the Southern Mexican state of Tabasco. Materials date from between approximately 1920 and 1926.