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ARCHEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE
AMERICA.
REGULATIONS, OFFICERS,
LIST OF MEMBERS.
B O S T O N :
A L. F. R. E. D. M U D G E & So N, PR IN T E R s,


EXECUTIWE COMMITTEE, 1882–83.
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CHARLES ELIOT NORTON, President.
MARTIN BRIMMER, Vice-President.
FRANCIS PARKMAN.
w. W. Goodwin.
H. W. HAYNES.
ALEXANDER AGAssiz.
WILLIAM R. WARE.
HENRY L. HIGGINSON, 7%reasurer.
E. H. GREENLEAF, Sºretary.
R E G U L A T I O N S
ADOPTED MAY 17, 1879.
1. The Archaeological Institute of America is formed for the pur-
pose of promoting and directing archaeological investigation and
research,--by the sending out of expeditions for special investiga-
tion, by aiding the efforts of independent explorers, by publication
of reports of the results of the expeditions which the Institute may
undertake or promote, and by any other means which may from time
to time appear desirable. - -
2. The Archaeological Institute shall consist of Life Members,
being such persons as shall contribute at one time not less than $100
to its funds, and of Annual Members, who shall contribute not less
than $10. Classes of honorary and corresponding members may be
formed at the discretion of the government of the Institute, and
under such regulations as it may impose. - - -
3. The government of the Institute shall be vested in an Exec-
utive Committee, consisting of a president, a vice-president, a treas-
urer, a secretary, and five ordinary members.
4. The president, the vice-president, and the five ordinary mem-
bers of the Executive Committee shall be chosen by the ballot of
the life and annual members at the annual meeting of the Institute,
and shall hold office for one year, or until their successors are chosen.
They shall be eligible for re-election.
The treasurer and secretary shall be chosen by the president, the
vice-president, and the five ordinary members of the Executive
Committee, and shall hold office at their pleasure. . . . .
. The government of the Institute shall be empowered to fill up,
pro tempore by election, all vacancies in its body occasioned by the
death or resignation of any of its members.
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5. The Executive Committee shall have full power to determine
the work to be undertaken by the Institute, and the mode of its ac-
complishment, to employ agents, and to expend all the funds of
the Institute for the purpose for which it is formed ; but it shall not
have the power to incur any debt on behalf of the Institute.
It shall make its own regulations, and determine its own methods
of procedure.
The secretary shall keep a careful record of its transactions, and
the committee shall submit a full written report concerning them at
each annual meeting.
6. The accounts of the Institute shall be submitted annually to
two auditors, who shall be elected for that purpose by the members
of the Institute at the annual meeting, and who shall attest by their
signatures the accuracy of the said accounts. e
7. The annual meeting shall be held in Boston on the third Sat-
urday of May, at eleven o'clock A. M.
8. Special meetings of the Institute may be called at any time at
the discretion of the Executive Committee.
9. Subscriptions and donations may be paid to the treasurer or
any member of the Executive Committee, and no person not a life
member shall be entitled to vote at the annual meeting who has not
paid his subscription for the past year. The year shall be consid-
ered as closing with the termination of the annual meeting, from
which time the subscription for the ensuing year shall become due.
Io. An amendment of the regulations shall require the vote of
three fourths of an annual meeting. , *
Subscriptions for membership, and donations, should be sent to
the secretary,
E. H. GREENLEAF,
Museum of Fine Arts,
Boston.
ARCHAEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA.
FOREIGN HONORARY MEMBERS.
HEINRICH BRUNN
ERNST CURTIUS
EARL HUMANN
G. C. C. MASPERO
THEODOR MoMMSEN
C. T. NEWTON .
LIFE MEMBERS.
Alexander Agassiz
William Alvord
William Amory
Thomas G. Appleton
Elisha Atkins .
Joseph T. Bailey . .
E. Pierson Beebe .
Stanton Blake
Charles P. Bowditch
J. Ingersoll Bowditch
Charles S. Bradley .
George L. Bradley .
J. L. Bremer -. -
Mrs. Gardner Brewer .
Martin Brimmer . .
Mrs. Martin Brimmer .
William S. Bullard .
Munich.
Berlin.
Smyrna.
Cairo.
Berlin.
London.
Cambridge.
San Francisco.
Boston.
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Providence.
. Pomfret, Conn.
Boston.
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Arthur Astor Carey
George B. Chase
Thomas M. Clarke
George H. Corliss.
William E. Dodge, Jr.
G. W. W. Dove
William Endicott, Jr. .
Glendower Evans .
Charles Fairchild .
Ezra Farnsworth .
John M. Forbes
M. F. Force e
William W. Goodwin .
N. P. Hallowell
Rowland Hazard .
Mrs. Augustus Hemenway
George Higginson .
Henry L. Higginson .
* Miss Alice S. Hooper
Mrs. Samuel Hooper .
E. N. Horsford .
James F. Hunnewell .
Samuel Johnson • . . .
Henry P. Kidder . . . . . .
Henry Lee . ge e
John Lowell.
Miss E. F. Mason .
Miss Ida N. Mason
John W. McCoy
D. O. Mills .
Clarence B. Moore .
* Otis Norcross . .
Charles Eliot Norton .
Robert Treat Paine
Daniel Parish, Jr. .
Francis E. Parker .
Francis Parkman' . .
Oliver W. Peabody .
Frederic J. de Peyster
John C. Phillips . .
* Deceased.
New York.
Boston.
Providence.
New York.
Andover, Mass.
Boston.
& 6
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Cincinnati.
Cambridge.
Boston.
Providence.
Boston.
64
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66
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Cambridge.
Boston.
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Baltimore.
New York.
Philadelphia.
Boston.
Cambridge.
Boston. -
New York.
. Boston.
£6
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. New York.
. Boston.
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Henry C. Potter
Richard Price .
C. A. L. Richards .
Stephen Salisbury, Jr.
Samuel H. Scudder
Philip H. Sears
Mrs. G. Howland Shaw .
Quincy A. Shaw
Mrs. E. A. Shepard
Mrs. Jared Sparks
Edward Spencer
Richard Sullivan
Royal C. Taft .
D. H. Talbot
Isaac Thacher .
Clement A. Walker
Charles E. Ware
Samuel D. Warren
William B. Weeden
Henry A. Whitney
Miss Catherine L. Wolfe
New York.
Topsfield, Mass.
Providence.
Worcester, Mass.
Cambridge.
Boston. .
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Providence.
Cambridge.
Baltimore.
Boston.
Providence.
Sioux City, Iowa.
Boston.
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Providence.
Boston.
New York.
The Boston Society of Architects.
ANNUAL MEMBERS.
Ezra Abbot .
Francis E. Abbot .
S. L. Abbot .
Mrs. Louis Agassiz
Frederic D. Allen .
William F. Allen .
Fred. L. Ames . .
James Barr Ames . .
William Ashburner
Cambridge.
New York.
Boston.
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... Madison, Wis.
. Boston.
. Cambridge. ...
... San Francisco.
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*Gilbert Attwood .
Samuel P. Avery .
Charles Babcock tº º Lº
Mrs. Walter Baker . . . .
Simeon E. Baldwin
Ad. F. Bandelier
C. H. Barrows .
Francis Bartlett
Gerard Beekman
Mrs. E. H. Bigelow
Timothy Bigelow
William Sturgis Bigelow .
Arthur W. Blake
Miss S. H. Blanchard
Alexander Bliss
H. P. Bowditch .
Erastus Brainerd
Mrs. H. C. G. Brandt
Miss C. A. Brewer
George William Brown
Gustav Brühl
Stephen Bullard
W. N. Bullard .
Walter C. Cabot
James B. Campbell
H. L. Cargill & Cº º
Alfred L. Carroll . . . . .
George William Childs
Charles F. Choate . . . . . • •
Edward Clark . . . . . . .
Theodore M. Clark
Joseph Thacher Clarke . . . . .
Robert Clarke . . . . . . . .
Joseph H. Coates . tº gº e
Samuel C. Cobb . . . . . .
Alexander Cochrane . -
Charles C. Converse . . . . . . .
J. Randolph Coolidge . . . . .
Lady Copley • . . . . .
James G. Croswell . . .
Cambridge.
* Deceased.
Boston.
New York.
Ithaca, N. Y.
Boston.
New Haven.
Highland, Ill.
Boston.
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New"York.
Boston.
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Washington.
Boston.
Philadelphia.
Clinton, N. Y.
Boston.
Baltimore.
Cincinnati.
Boston.
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Charleston, S. C.
. . Montreal.
New Brighton, N.Y.
Philadelphia.
Cambridge.
Washington.
Boston.
Assos.
Cincinnati.
. Philadelphia.
Boston.
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Erie, Pa.
Boston. .
Somerleyton, Eng.
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Benjamin R. Curtis
George William Curtis
Miss Mary F. Curtis .
C. H. Dalton
Charles P. Daly
Henry Davenport .
Thomas Davidson
Horace Davis .
Franklin B. Dexter
F. Gordon Dexter
Julius Dexter
Lysander Dickerman .
E. S. Dixwell
Dalton Dorr
William Dorsheimer .
William Frederick Duff .
John Dunn .
Thomas Durfee
Edmund Dwight
Louis Dyer .
D. Cady Eaton . º
Miss Georgiana G. Eaton . .
Carl Edelheim . . . . . . .
*Ralph Waldo Emerson .
Dana Estes . •
Richard S. Fellowes .
Miss Alice C. Fletcher
William H. Forbes
Harold N. Fowler.
William Gammell .
John L. Gardner, Jr. .
Robert Garrett .
D. C. Gilman .
Edwin L. Godkin .
George Z. Gray
Horace Gray e
John P. Gray . . . .
Russell Gray . . .
Samuel A. Green . .
Edward H. Greenleaf . . . . . .
* Deceased.
. New York.
Boston.
New York.
Boston.
66
New York.
Boston.
66
San Francisco.
New Haven.
Boston.
Cincinnati.
Boston.
Cambridge.
Philadelphia.
New York.
Boston.
Chicago.
Providence.
Boston.
Cambridge.
New Haven.
Boston.
Philadelphia.
Concord, Mass.
Boston.
. New Haven.
New York.
Boston.
... Westfield, Mass.
Providence.
Boston.
Baltimore.
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Cambridge.
Boston.
Utica, N. Y.
• Boston.
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Mrs. James Greenleaf
Richard C. Greenleaf
W. W. Greenough
Edward M. Greenway, Jr.
Henry S. Grew . . .
Mrs. Henry S. Grew .
William Grosvenor, Jr.
E. W. Gurney .
W. G. Hale
Albert Harkness
Mrs. E. G. Hartshorn
E. B. Haskell
*Samuel Foster Haven .
William H. Hawkes
Henry W. Haynes .
T. W. Higginson
R. M. Hodges
Edward J. Holmes .
C. D. Homans
Thomas Hooker .
Edward W. Hooper.
James M. Hoppin
H. O. Houghton
John T. Humphreys
Leigh H. Hunt .
IRichard M. Hunt
Charles Isham e
Edward Jackson . . . . .
Ernest Jackson
Charles E. Jenkins .
Reverdy Johnson
John Cone Kimball
S. R. Koehler .
Thomas Lang .
J. D. Lange . .
Amos A. Lawrence . . .
Richard H. Lawrence .
Henry C. Lea . . . . . . .
Henrv Cabot Lodge . . .
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- * Deceased.
Cambridge.
Boston.
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Baltimore.
Boston.
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Providence.
Cambridge.
Ithaca, N. Y.
Providence.
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Boston.
Worcester, Mass.
Washington.
Boston.
Cambridge.
Boston.
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New Haven.
Boston.
New Haven.
|Boston.
. Greensboro, N. C.
New York.
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Boston.
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. Baltimore.
Boston.
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Brookline, Mass. . .
New York.
. Philadelphia.
. Boston.
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W. P. P. Longfellow
Charles G. Loring .
Caleb William Loring . .
Samuel K. Lothrop
Thornton K. Lothrop .
Seth Low
Augustus Lowell
George G. Lowell .
James B. Ludlow
Thomas W. Ludlow
Francis C. Macauley .
Allan Marquand
Henry G. Marquand .
R. H. Mather
Miss Abby W. May
David J. Miller
George Norton Miller, Jr.
Joseph A. Miller
Frank D. Millet
|R. B. Minturn .
Charles H. Moore .
* Lewis H. Morgan
Mrs. Lewis H. Morgan
Miss F. R. Morse .
Miss M. L. Morse .
* E. R. Mudge .
William Norris
Frederick Law Olmsted .
James R. Osgood .
Lewis R. Packard
Francis W. Palfrey
George H. Palmer
Harvey D. Parker .
Miss E. F. Parkman .
J. M. Peirce .
Charles L. Peirson
Charles C. Perkins
F. S. Perkins .
William Perkins .
Henry A. Phillips . .
* Deceased.
Cambridge.
Boston.
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Brooklyn, N. Y.
Boston.
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New York.
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Philadelphia.
Princeton, N. J.
New York.
Amherst, Mass.
Boston.
Santa Fé, N. M.
New York.
. . Providence.
New York.
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Cambridge.
. Rochester, N. Y.
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Boston.
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San Francisco.
New York.
Boston.
New Haven.
Boston.
Cambridge.
Boston.
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Boston.
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. . . Boston.
. . Toledo, Ohio.
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Edward G. Porter .
Miss Sarah Porter
Eleazer Franklin Pratt
Waldo S. Pratt .
Henry Preble
Thomas E. Proctor
F. W. Putnam . tº e º
Josiah Quincy . . . . .
* B. B. Redding
H. H. Richardson .
Frederick H. Rindge .
Henry B. Rogers .
*William B. Rogers
John C. Ropes .
Denman W. Ross .
* Benj. S. Rotch
Stephen Salsbury .
Barthold Schlesinger .
J. B. Sewall.
Thomas D. Seymour .
N. S. Shaler
Lemuel Shaw
Frederick Sheldon tº gº tº
Henry St. John Smith . . . .
A. J. C. Sowdon . © º Q (º
H. G. Spaulding
Mrs. Cornelius Stevenson
Miss Stevenson
W. J. Stillman .
R. S. Storrs.
IRussell Sturgis
Miss Mary A. Tappan
J. Henry Thayer . .
S. Lothrop Thorndike
C. H. Toy . . . . . . . . .
W. S. Tyler . . . . . . . .
J. C. Van Benschoten
Henry Van Brunt .
Thilip Valentini . . . . . . . .
Charles Waldstein . . . . .
* Deceased.
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Lexington, Mass.
Farmington, Conn.
Boston.
Hartford.
Cambridge.
Boston.
Cambridge.
Quincy, Mass.
. San Francisco.
Brookline, Mass.
Cambridge.
Boston.
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Cambridge.
Boston.
Worcester, Mass.
Boston.
Braintree, Mass.
New Haven.
Cambridge.
Boston.
Newport, R. I.
Portland.
Boston.
Springfield, Mass.
Philadelphia.
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Florence, Italy.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
New York.
. Lenox, Mass.
Andover, Mass.
Cambridge.
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, Amherst, Mass.
Middletown, Conn.
Boston. ,
New York. --
Cambridge, Eng.
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Frank Waller
George W. Wales .
Miss M. A. Wales .
Samuel G. Ward
William R. Ware
G. Washington Warren
Alfred A. Wheeler
Edward Wheelwright .
John Williams White .
Mrs. Henry Whitman
William D. Whitney
George Wigglesworth
Marshall P. Wilder
Justin Winsor ©
Joseph Edcil Winters
Robert C. Winthrop .
J. Huntington Wolcott
John Woodbury
Theodore D. Woolsey
New York.
Boston.
66
New York.
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Boston.
San Francisco.
Boston.
Cambridge.
Boston.
New Haven.
Boston.
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Cambridge.
New York.
Boston.
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Cambridge.
New Haven.
The Providence Athenaeum.
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I4. AA’CHAEOLOGYCA/, //VS 7TWTU 7"E.
THE following is a complete list of the publications of the Insti-
tute. Those not out of print are for sale by Messrs. A. Williams
& Co., 283 Washington St., Boston, and by Messrs. Chas. Scrib-
ner's Sons and G. P. Putnam's Sons, New York : —
First Annual Report of the Executive Committee. 1880. pp. 26.
Out of print.
Second Annual Report of the Executive Committee. 1881. pp. 49.
Price 50 cents.
Third Annual Report of the Executive Committee. 1882. pp. 56.
Price 50 cents.
First Annual Report and Papers. 188o. 8vo. Cloth. pp. 163.
Ill. Out of print. - -
PAPERS OF THE INSTITUTE.
American Series I. 1881. Containing : —
1. Historical Introduction to Studies among the Sedentary Indians
of New Mexico. -
2. Report upon the Ruins of the Pueblo of Pecos. By A. F. Ban-
# delier. 8vo. Flexible covers. pp. 135. Ill. Price $2.o.o.
Classical Series I. 1882. Containing : —
Report on the Investigations at Assos, 1881, by Joseph Thacher
Clarke, with 'an appendix containing descriptions from Assos
and Lesbos, and Papers by W. C. Lawton and J. S. Diller.
8vo. Flexible covers. pp. 215. Ill., Price $3.oo. .