Photo Archives

Archaeology and Physical Anthropology (A)

Photographs containing miscellaneous archaeological specimens from unknown sites, maps, diagrams, reconstructions; photos relating to human biology.

Archaeological Survey (NA)

Photographs which are associated with known numbered archaeological sites and show views before and after excavation, artifacts, plans, reconstructions, etc. All archaeological photographs are restricted for use to practicing and professional archaeologists or anthropologists.  Archaeologists and anthropologists must have permission from the appropriate tribal entity prior to viewing photographs deemed culturally sensitive.

Botany (B)

Photographs relating to research conducted by the Museum.

Crafts and Arts (C)

Treasure Chest, 1934. C-20.2

Photographs showing art objects, painting, etc. except Native American arts which are placed under individual tribes in Ethnology. These photographs primarily document the Craftsmen Shows (now known as Heritage Festivals) at MNA.

Dendrochronology (D)

Photographs documenting the study of tree ring dating and its use in the dating of archaeological sites.

Ethnology (E)

Photographs documenting Native Americans, Native American crafts, house, ceremonies, etc. and are classified by tribe name.

Environmental Modification (EM)

Photographs documenting the environmental modification by man and/or economic development in the Southwest.

Forestry (Fr)

Photographs documenting forestry in the region.

Geology (G)

Geography (Gg)

History (H)

Photographs related to regional history.

Meteorology (M)

Northern Arizona Society of Science and Art (N)

Photographs of MNA buildings, permanent exhibits, staff, conferences, etc. (PDF)

Petroglyphs (P)

Photographs of rock art taken around the Southwest in relation to MNA projects.

Zoology (Z)