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Title: Louis Lolar, with pipe
Identifier(s): graphics:11405
Description: Black-and-white portrait of Louis Lolar, smoking a pipe, wearing white shirt and suspenders, facing camera, full-length view. Louis Lolar was Sub-Chief/Lt. Governor of the Penobscot at the time the photo was taken.
Creator: Siebert, Frank T. (Frank Thomas), 1912-1998et al
Subject: Penobscot Indians; Penobscot people
Date: 1933-08

Title: Northwest Territory (Ohio)
Identifier(s): graphics:10277
Description: Hand-drawn map of the Muskingum River watershed, now in central Ohio, with names of rivers, creeks, and white settlements during the late-18th century.
Creator: Siebert, Frank T. (Frank Thomas), 1912-1998et al
Subject: Ohio--Maps
Date: undated

Title: Louis Lolar, with headdress, 3/4-length view
Identifier(s): graphics:11407
Description: Black-and-white portrait of Louis Lolar, wearing headdress, white shirt, and suspenders, standing outside, facing camera, 3/4-length view. Louis Lolar was Sub-Chief/Lt. Governor of the Penobscot at the time the photo was taken.
Creator: Siebert, Frank T. (Frank Thomas), 1912-1998et al
Subject: Penobscot Indians; Penobscot people
Date: 1933-08

Title: Munsee lexicon
Identifier(s): text:159703
Description: Brief word and phrase list in the Munsee (Delaware) language, recorded by Frank Siebert from Nichodemus (Nick) Peters at Ohsweken, Ontario in 1938.
Creator: Siebert, Frank T. (Frank Thomas), 1912-1998et al
Subject: Munsee Indians; Delaware Indians--Canada
Date: 1938

Title: Louis Lolar, with headdress, half-length view
Identifier(s): graphics:11408
Description: Black-and-white portrait of Louis Lolar, wearing headdress, white shirt, and suspenders, standing outside, facing camera, half-length view. Louis Lolar was Sub-Chief/Lt. Governor of the Penobscot at the time the photo was taken.
Creator: Siebert, Frank T. (Frank Thomas), 1912-1998et al
Subject: Penobscot Indians; Penobscot people
Date: 1933-08

Title: Louis Lolar, with headdress, full-length view
Identifier(s): graphics:11406
Description: Black-and-white portrait of Louis Lolar, wearing headdress, white shirt, and suspenders, facing camera, full-length view. Louis Lolar was Sub-Chief/Lt. Governor of the Penobscot at the time the photo was taken.
Creator: Siebert, Frank T. (Frank Thomas), 1912-1998et al
Subject: Penobscot Indians; Penobscot people
Date: 1933-08

Title: Stickball rackets
Identifier(s): graphics:1612; local: APSimg6961
Description: Ink sketches of three type of stickball (stick ball) rackets: spoon-shaped, side-ringed, side-meshed of the Choctaw, Ojibwa, Cayuga, and other tribes.; Series IX, Box 75, Notebook ethnology notes; Funding provided by: Getty Foundation
Creator: Siebert, Frank T. (Frank Thomas), 1912-1998et al
Subject: Native American Images; Indians of North America; Choctaw Indians; Ojibwa Indians; Cayuga Indians
Date: 1937

Title: Racines Abnaquises, [1689-1699]
Identifier(s): text:286057
Description: An early Abenaki dictionary described by Frank Siebert as " an anonymous manuscript...preserved in the Archives of the Séminaire de Québec, Université Laval, in Québec City.... undated but apparently older than the works of Rasles and Aubery, and was almost certainly composed at Sillery near Québec, or less likely at St. Francis de Sales...sometime between 1675 and 1695, but probably during the 1680s." ("The Penobscot Dictionary Project: Preferences and Problems of Format, Presentation, and Entry," 1980). Siebert later thought that the author was either Jean Vignier at Sillery from 1689-1699, or Auguste Le Blanc, at St. Francis de Sales on the Chaudière from 1697 to 1701-1703. Siebert's copy is a combination of photostats of the original pasted into a notebook with handwritten annotation by Siebert on facing pages.
Creator: Siebert, Frank T. (Frank Thomas), 1912-1998et al
Subject: Abenaki language
Date: [1689-1699]