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Bryant Bannister Papers

1934 to 2009
bulk 1950-1990
MS 508
Collection Guide
portrait of Bryant Bannister with graph

This collection includes the correspondence and administrative files of Dr. Bryant Bannister during his tenure at the Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research, University of Arizona, and additional personal files of Dr. Bannister's including, research interests and colleague collaboration, writings and professional papers, thesis and dissertation, conference or business trips, and lecture class notes and syllabi from teaching while at the University of Arizona.

Subject Area:
History of Science
Collection Area:
History of Science

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