University of Arizona

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University of Arizona audiotapes

1953 to 1983
MS 699
Collection Guide
Examples from the University of Arizona audiotapes collection.

This is an artificial collection containing 182 audio recordings collected by the University of Arizona Radio and TV Bureau, the University of Arizona Audiovisual Services, and other individuals associated with the University of Arizona.

Materials document speeches, commencement ceremonies, dedication ceremonies, annual lectures, events, seminars, meetings, and conference talks sponsored by the University of Arizona.

Included materials:
Audio Recordings
Subject Area:
Anthropology & Archaeology
History of Science
Arizona & Southwest
Collection Area:
University of Arizona

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