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The Field Of Education In The National Parks
The Educational Program And Its Place In National Parks Administration
Museum Technique
Administration Of Park Museums
Scientific Aspects Of The Park Protection Program
The Research Program In The National Parks
Use Of Recorded Scientific Data
Libraries In The National Parks
Photography And Visual Education
General Administrative Problems
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Proceedings Of The
First Park Naturalists' Training Conference Held At Educational
Headquarters, Berkeley, California:
November 1-30, 1929 |
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MUSEUM TECHNIQUE
November 12, 1929.
| 1. General Consideration of Museum Preparation Which May be Undertaken by the National Park Service Staff | C. P. Russell |
| 2. General Consideration of Museum Preparation of Wild Life Collections | Dorr G. Yeager |
| 3. Collecting of Museum Material in Geology and Paleontology | Edwin D. McKee |
| 4. Some Notes on Ethnological and Historical Collections for Park Museums | Frank T. Been |
| 5. Some Notes on the Collecting and Exhibiting of Historical Material in National Park Museum | C. A. Harwell |
| 6. Random Notes on Museum Technique | C. F. Brockman |
| 7. References on Museum Technique |
NOTE:
The entire day of November 12 was spent at the museum of the California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco. The morning was devoted to presentation and discussion and the afternoon to a demonstration in museum technique and materials by Frank Tose, Chief Preparator for the California Academy of Sciences.
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