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Box 4

 Container

Contains 10 Results:

Codice #25 – Maya Sun Calendar and Dictum Disproved, 1940 - 1948

 File — Container: Box 4, Folder: 1
Collection Scope From the Collection:

The Robert Hall Merrill Papers document Merrill’s fifty-year interest in archaeology, specifically the Maya Calendar. For over 20 years he corresponded with numerous scholars around the world, challenged their findings, and developed his own theories. He graphed the phases of the sun, moon, and the planets as they pertained to deciphering the calendar. The collection consists primarily of correspondence, graphs, and charts documenting Merrill’s personal research and conclusions.

Dates: 1940 - 1948

Codice #26 – Part One - Uxmal Ruins, Chicago World’s Fair, 1930 - 1934

 File — Container: Box 4, Folder: 2
Collection Scope From the Collection:

The Robert Hall Merrill Papers document Merrill’s fifty-year interest in archaeology, specifically the Maya Calendar. For over 20 years he corresponded with numerous scholars around the world, challenged their findings, and developed his own theories. He graphed the phases of the sun, moon, and the planets as they pertained to deciphering the calendar. The collection consists primarily of correspondence, graphs, and charts documenting Merrill’s personal research and conclusions.

Dates: 1930 - 1934

Codice #26 – Part Two - Uxmal Ruins, Chicago World’s Fair, 1930 - 1933

 File — Container: Box 4, Folder: 3
Collection Scope From the Collection:

The Robert Hall Merrill Papers document Merrill’s fifty-year interest in archaeology, specifically the Maya Calendar. For over 20 years he corresponded with numerous scholars around the world, challenged their findings, and developed his own theories. He graphed the phases of the sun, moon, and the planets as they pertained to deciphering the calendar. The collection consists primarily of correspondence, graphs, and charts documenting Merrill’s personal research and conclusions.

Dates: 1930 - 1933

Codice #27 – Maps, notes and charts on Uxmal expedition, 1930

 File — Container: Box 4, Folder: 4
Collection Scope From the Collection:

The Robert Hall Merrill Papers document Merrill’s fifty-year interest in archaeology, specifically the Maya Calendar. For over 20 years he corresponded with numerous scholars around the world, challenged their findings, and developed his own theories. He graphed the phases of the sun, moon, and the planets as they pertained to deciphering the calendar. The collection consists primarily of correspondence, graphs, and charts documenting Merrill’s personal research and conclusions.

Dates: 1930

Codice #28 – Part One, Maya Eclipse Table, 1948 - 1952

 File — Container: Box 4, Folder: 5
Collection Scope From the Collection:

The Robert Hall Merrill Papers document Merrill’s fifty-year interest in archaeology, specifically the Maya Calendar. For over 20 years he corresponded with numerous scholars around the world, challenged their findings, and developed his own theories. He graphed the phases of the sun, moon, and the planets as they pertained to deciphering the calendar. The collection consists primarily of correspondence, graphs, and charts documenting Merrill’s personal research and conclusions.

Dates: 1948 - 1952

Codice #28 – Part Two, Maya Eclipse Table, 1943 - 1948

 File — Container: Box 4, Folder: 6
Collection Scope From the Collection:

The Robert Hall Merrill Papers document Merrill’s fifty-year interest in archaeology, specifically the Maya Calendar. For over 20 years he corresponded with numerous scholars around the world, challenged their findings, and developed his own theories. He graphed the phases of the sun, moon, and the planets as they pertained to deciphering the calendar. The collection consists primarily of correspondence, graphs, and charts documenting Merrill’s personal research and conclusions.

Dates: 1943 - 1948

Codice #28 – Part Three, “Concepts and Structure of Maya Calendrical Arithmetic”, undated

 File — Container: Box 4, Folder: 7
Collection Scope From the Collection:

The Robert Hall Merrill Papers document Merrill’s fifty-year interest in archaeology, specifically the Maya Calendar. For over 20 years he corresponded with numerous scholars around the world, challenged their findings, and developed his own theories. He graphed the phases of the sun, moon, and the planets as they pertained to deciphering the calendar. The collection consists primarily of correspondence, graphs, and charts documenting Merrill’s personal research and conclusions.

Dates: undated

Codice #29 – Part One, Maya Calendar Correlations, undated

 File — Container: Box 4, Folder: 8
Collection Scope From the Collection:

The Robert Hall Merrill Papers document Merrill’s fifty-year interest in archaeology, specifically the Maya Calendar. For over 20 years he corresponded with numerous scholars around the world, challenged their findings, and developed his own theories. He graphed the phases of the sun, moon, and the planets as they pertained to deciphering the calendar. The collection consists primarily of correspondence, graphs, and charts documenting Merrill’s personal research and conclusions.

Dates: undated

Codice #29 – Part Two, Maya Calendar Correlations, undated

 File — Container: Box 4, Folder: 9
Collection Scope From the Collection:

The Robert Hall Merrill Papers document Merrill’s fifty-year interest in archaeology, specifically the Maya Calendar. For over 20 years he corresponded with numerous scholars around the world, challenged their findings, and developed his own theories. He graphed the phases of the sun, moon, and the planets as they pertained to deciphering the calendar. The collection consists primarily of correspondence, graphs, and charts documenting Merrill’s personal research and conclusions.

Dates: undated

Codice #29 – Part Three, Maya Calendar Correlations, undated

 File — Container: Box 4, Folder: 10
Collection Scope From the Collection:

The Robert Hall Merrill Papers document Merrill’s fifty-year interest in archaeology, specifically the Maya Calendar. For over 20 years he corresponded with numerous scholars around the world, challenged their findings, and developed his own theories. He graphed the phases of the sun, moon, and the planets as they pertained to deciphering the calendar. The collection consists primarily of correspondence, graphs, and charts documenting Merrill’s personal research and conclusions.

Dates: undated