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William Gates vocabulary and grammatical studies
William Gates vocabulary and grammatical studies, approximately 1898-1940
Contains hand-written and typed notes on Mayan vocabulary and grammar.
William Gates vocabulary studies
William Gates vocabulary studies, approximately 1898-1940
Contains hand-written and typed notes on Mayan vocabularies, the various languages represented being arranged by town.
William Gates writings, 1912-1922
Contains selected writings of Gates prior to 1930, including notes, printed studies and articles, and public addresses. All items pertain to the study of Mesoamerica, with the exception of an article on the conditions in post-revolution Mexico and an article on Chinese art.
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.
William Gates writings on the Middle American Research Institute, approximately 1922-1924
William Gates writings with the Aryan Theosophical Society, 1912-1915
Contains administrative notes relating to the Aryan Theosophical Society branch in Point Loma, California, as well as one set of notes on the Society's study of Isis Unveiled. Gates' involvement with the Aryan Theosophical Society lasted from the 1905 until the years following the First World War.