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Adolph Bandelier

Born: 1848 in Bern, Switzerland
Died: 1914 in Sevilla, Spain

Pen Name: None

Connection to Illinois: The author was born in Switzerland to a well educated family that later moved to Highland, Illinois.

Biography: Adolph Bandelier became a well know anthropolgist and archaeologist who studied Native American tribes in the Southwestern United States and Central America. The Bandelier National Monument is named after him.


Awards:

Primary Literary Genre(s): History; Non-Fiction; Other

Primary Audience(s): Adult readers

Adolph Bandelier on WorldCat : http://www.worldcat.org/search?q=adolph+bandelier


Selected Titles

  Adolph F. Bandelier's The discovery of New Mexico by the Franciscan monk Friar Marcos de Niza in 1539
ISBN: 0816535671 OCLC: 958351755

Adolph F. Bandelier's The discovery of New Mexico by the Franciscan monk Friar Marcos de Niza in 1539 /
ISBN: 0816507171 OCLC: 6864211

University of Arizona Press, Tucson : ©1981.

  Delight makers, the.
ISBN: 1281848077 OCLC: 671741258

BiblioLife, 2006.

  Documentary history of the rio grande pueblos of new mexico (classic reprint).
ISBN: 133059858X OCLC: 983324599

FORGOTTEN Books, [Place of publication not identified], 2015.

  INDIANS AND ABORIGINAL RUINS NEAR CHACHAPOYAS IN NORTHERN PERU :
ISBN: 1332952992 OCLC: 983050474

FORGOTTEN Books, [Place of publication not identified], 2016.

  Islands of titicaca and koati.
ISBN: 1177305968 OCLC: 944466877

Nabu Press, [Place of publication not identified] : 2010.

  The Southwestern Journals of Adolph F. Bandelier
ISBN: 0826303528 OCLC: 499278405

New Mexico U.P., Albuquerque : 1975.

The southwestern journals of Adolph F. Bandelier,
ISBN: 0826307345 OCLC: 269041

University of New Mexico Press, Albuquerque, [1966-©1984]

"A day-to-day field notebook, as well as an intimate diary of Bandelier's daily observations and moods, the Journals provide a firsthand account of a pioneering anthropologist's reactions to the Southwest. They contain the joys and frustrations Bandelier encountered in his early attempts to understand people and their environment."--Jacket flap.

 

 

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