Robert E. Lee Chadwick (March 29, 1930 – January 3, 2014[citation needed]) was an American anthropologist and archeologist, primarily known for his contributions to the Handbook of Middle American Indians.
Robert Chadwick obtained his Ph.D. in anthropology from Tulane University in 1974. His dissertation, directed by Professor Robert Wauchope, was titled The Archaeology of a New World "Merchant" Culture.
As a graduate student at the University of the Americas, he participated in excavations of three Period I tombs at Yagul.[1] He went on to serve as an archeologist for the Tehuacan Archaeological-Botanical Project and as staff archeologist for the Mexican government's Teotihuacan project. Later, he taught at the University of Alberta, Calgary.[2]
Papers
His notable collection of works during his years of excavating and reconstruction at Teotihuacan and other sites contains articles, publications, analysis of the artifacts discovered, sketches, illustrations, photographs on pre-Columbian culture, and a significant catalog prepared by Chadwick of the stone, ceramic and semi-precious artifacts found in north-eastern Costa Rica.
Chadwick gave a number of his papers to Dr. Donald Robertson, of Tulane University. They were subsequently saved by his wife Martha Robertson, who recognized their value. She then turned most of them over to the Latin American Library; and the rest of the papers arrived following her death. Mr. Chadwick retired and died in New York City. His collection of unpublished articles is kept at the Latin American Library at Tulane University New Orleans, Louisiana. His last published essay was in 2013: The Olmeca-Xicallanca of Teotihuacan, Cacaxtla, and Cholula; An archaeological, ethnohistorical, and linguistic synthesis. Con una contribución de Angel García Cook, El Epiclásico en la región poblano-tlaxcalteca. Paris Monographs in American Archaeology 30. ISBN978 1 4073 1102 9. BAR International Series S2488 Published by Hadrian Books Ltd., Oxford, England Available from: British Archaeological Reports, Oxford, England
Robert Chadwick Papers: 1964-2008
Unpublished articles on pre-Columbian culture include:
Avenue of the Dead, Teotihuacan, Mexico, 2nd Century A.D.
Report on excavations at Teotihuacan with eight sketches and plans with illustrations and photographs that show the area at Teotihuacan excavated and reconstructed and some of the artifacts discovered dated 1964.
Two-page report by Chadwick and Carlos Tirso Serna on "Plaza of the Pyramid of the Sun", Teotihuacan dated 1962.
"The Ethnohistory of the Tehuacan Valley" by Robert Chadwick and R.S. Macneish. Photocopy of a typewritten paper, 109 pages date 1966.
Analysis of the Standard Fruit and Steamship Company, New Orleans, Pre-Columbian Collection. Photocopy of a catalog prepared by Chadwick of the stone, ceramic and semi-precious artifacts found in north-eastern Costa Rica and studied by a professional archeologist, 43 pages dated 1969.
"Toward a Theory of Trans-Atlantic Diffusion". Photocopy of a monograph in which Chadwick makes the case that there were several trans-Atlantic incursions to the New World prior to the European contact of the 16th century, 82 pages. There are nine letters of opinions on this monograph by various authorities to whom Chadwick had submitted copies for evaluation and suggestions about publication dated 1975.
Notebook assembled from eleven separate unpublished articles written at various times and given the collective name "El fin del mundo clásico en el México & Central: los casos de Teotihuacan, Cholula, Xochicalco" pages are numbered consecutively and total 325. The articles are in typewritten, carbon, mimeographed, or photocopy dated 1979.
"Identificación de los glifos de Cuitlahuac, Malinalco, Chalco en los códices mixtecos" dated 1967.
"The Meaning of a Probable Eclipse in Codex Vindobonensis" dated 1967.
"A reappraisal of the Fall of Teotihuacan" an abstract dated 1965.
"A Possible Pre-Columbian origin of the La Llorona tale" dated 1967.
"Rethinking the Quetzalcoatl Myth" dated 1968.
"The Possible Origin of the Mexican Feast called Ochpaniztli" dated 1968.
"Identificacion de los glifos de Cuitlahuac, Malinalco, Chalco en los códices mixtecos" dated 1967.
"Un posible glifo de Cholula en el Códice Nuttall. Identificación de los lugares Craneo Excremento".
"Story of the 8 Deer Family" dated 1966.
"A Possible Glyph for Cholula in the Codex Nuttall", dated 1966.
Additional notes for the Cholula Gyph paper, dated 1966.
2002 Rour Jaguar of Cholula in the codices mixtecos, 25 pages.
2008 Another Look at The Olmeca-Xicallanca of Teoyihuacan,Cacaxtla, and Cholula: A final Study. 102 pages.
Miscellaneous material contained in the notebook: a colored illustration of the mural paintings from the Temple of the Warriors, Chichen Itza, Yucatán, taken out of a publication; an unidentified 8x10 black and white photograph of a stone face; a photocopy of an article "Consummation of Quetzacoatl: Transits of Venus in Mexican Inscriptions," by Cottie Arthur Burland; and the typewritten, carbon draft of an article "The Codex Nuttall: Universal Epic or Narrow Nationalism," by John Molloy, Hugh G. Ball, and William B. Kessell. Also included in this folder is a black and white snapshot of Robert Chadwick and Donald Robertson taken in the 1970s by Martha Robertson at Doris Stone's guest house on her estate.
Articles published in Vols. 10 and 11 of the Handbook of Middle American Indians: "Postclassic pottery of the Central Valleys" Typewritten carbon manuscript 40 pages.
"Native Pre-Aztec History of Central Mexico" a photocopy of the galley of published work. 19 pages of galley (30 pages in published work), with a note to Dr. Donald Robertson dated 1971.
"Archaeological Synthesis of Michoacan and Adjacent Regions" corrected galley of the published work. 17 pages.
Bound volume of 93 pages of photocopies titled "Citations and reviews of Robert Chadwick's writings 1964-1978"(selected sample) compiled by Robert Chadwick, New York, 1979; Robert Chadwick 3-11-80; reread 5/13/96." Also contains a copy of the 1995 Spanish reprint of Chadwick's original 1966 article "The Olmeca-Xicallanca of Teotihuacan: A Preliminary Study," Mesoamerican Notes 7-8. Mexico: University of the Americas.
Anthropological publications: 1960-2013
1960: (Co-author with Charles E. Mann). "Present Day Use of Ancient Calendars among the Lowland Mixe", Boletin de estudios oaxaquenos, No. 19, Milta: Museo Frissell del Arte Zapoteca.
1962: "An Archeological Survey of the Rend Lake Area", Report No. 1. Archaeological Salvage Report, No 19. Mimeographed for limited circulation. Carbondale: University Museum, Southern Illinois University.
1963: "The God Malteutl in the Histoyre du Mechique" Tlalocan, Vol. IV, No. 3, Mexico City: La Casa de Tlaloc and Instituto Nacional de Antropologia e Historia (INAH).
1963: (Co-author with CarlosTirso Serna). "Plaza de laPiramide del Sol, Zona 5-B", in Proyecto Teotihuacan, Temporada V, 1962, Boletin del INAH (No. 12, June, 1963) Mexico City: INAH
1966: "The Tombs of Monte Alban I Style at Yagul", in Ancient Oaxaca: Discoveries in Mexican Archaeology and History. Edited by John Paddock. Stanford: Stanford University Press.
1966: "The Olmeca-Xicallanca of Teotihuacan: A Preliminary Study", in Mesoamerican Notes, No. 7-8 Edited by John Paddock & Evelyn Rattray. Mexico City: University of the Americas.
1967: "Un possible glifo de Teotihuacan en el Codice Nuttall", Revista Mexicana de Estudios Antropologicos, Tomo XXI. Mexico City: Sociedad Mexicana de Antropologia.
1967: (Co-Author with Richard S. MacNeish) "Codex Borgia and the Venta Salada Phase", Chapter 7, Volume I, "Environment and Resources", of the 5 Volume The Prehistory of the Tehuacan Valley. Edited by Douglas S. Byers. Austin & London: University of Texas Press.
1970: "The Tombs of Monte Alban I Style at Yagul", re-edition of 1966.
1970: "Un possible glifo de Xochicalco en Los Codice Mixtecos", Tlalocan, Vol. VI, No. 3 Mexico City: La Casa de Tlaloc and INAH.
1971: "A Current Trend in Anthropology ", Ichtus, Vol. 1, No. 4, Commerce: University Christian Center, East Texas State University.
1971: (Translator) Eduardo Noguera, "The Minor Arts in the Central Valleys", Vol, 10, Part 1, Archaeology of Northern Mesoamerica, pages 258-270, Handbook of Middle American Indians, Edited by Robert Wauchope, Gordon F. Ekholm and Ignacio Bernal. Austin & London: University of Texas Press.
1971: "Postclassic Pottery of the Central Valleys", Article 8, Volume 10, Part 1, Archaeology of Northern Mesoamerica, pages 228-257, Handbook of Middle American Indians, Edited by Robert Wauchope, Gordon F. Ekholm and Ignacio Bernal. Austin & London: University of Texas Press.
1971: "Native Pre-Aztec History of Central Mexico", Article 20, Volume 11, Part 2, Archaeology of Northern Mesoamerica, pages 474-504, Handbook of Middle American Indians, Edited by Robert Wauchope, Gordon F. Ekholm and Ignacio Bernal. Austin & London: University of Texas Press.
1971: "Archaeological Synthesis of Michoacan and Adjacent Regions", Article 29, Volume 11, Part 2, Archaeology of Northern Mesoamerica, pages 657-693, Handbook of Middle American Indians, Edited by Robert Wauchope, Gordon F. Ekholm and Ignacio Bernal. Austin & London: University of Texas Press.
1973: Review of "An Olmec Figure at Dumbarton Oaks" by Elizabeth P. Benson, Vol. 75, No. 2 Amer.Anthro
1974: Review of "The Aztec Image in Western Thought" by Benjamin Keen, Vol. 76, No. 2, pages 397-399.
1974: The Archaeology of a New World "Merchant Culture" 619-page Ph.D. dissertation, Department of Anthropology, Tulane University, Dissertation committee: Dr. Robert Wauchope, Chairman, Dr. Donald Robertson and Dr. Arden R. King.
1974: "The Archaeology of a New World 'Merchant" Culture' Dissertation Abstracts International, Vol. XXXV, No.3
1982: "An Explanation of the Textual Changes in Codex Nuttall". In Aspects Of The Mixteca-Puebla Style And Mixtec And Central Mexican Culture In Southern Mesoamerica: 27-31. Middle American research Institute Occasional parer 4. Tulane University, New Orleans, La.
1995: Las "Olmeca-xicalancas" de Teotihuacan: A Preliminary Study. In Antologia de Cacaxtla edited by A. Garcia Cook et al.: I, 120-149 Mexico: INAH.
2013: The Olmeca-Xicallanca of Teotihuacan, Cacaxtla, and Cholula. An archaeological, ethnohistorical, and linguistic synthesis. With a contribution of Angel Garcia Cook: El Epiclásico en la región poblano-tlaxcalteca: BAR International Series 2488
^Joyce Kelly (2001). An Archaeological Guide to Central and Southern Mexico. University of Oklahoma Press. p. 231. ISBN9780806133492.
^John Paddock (1966). Ancient Oaxaca: Discoveries in Mexican Archeology and History. Stanford University Press. pp. PR14. ISBN9780804701709.
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This article needs additional citations for verification Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources Unsourced material may be challenged and removed Find sources Robert E Lee Chadwick news newspapers books scholar JSTOR February 2015 Learn how and when to remove this template message Robert E Lee Chadwick March 29 1930 January 3 2014 citation needed was an American anthropologist and archeologist primarily known for his contributions to the Handbook of Middle American Indians Robert E Lee Chadwick PHD 1974 Contents 1 Career 2 Papers 2 1 Robert Chadwick Papers 1964 2008 2 2 Anthropological publications 1960 2013 3 See also 4 ReferencesCareer EditRobert Chadwick obtained his Ph D in anthropology from Tulane University in 1974 His dissertation directed by Professor Robert Wauchope was titled The Archaeology of a New World Merchant Culture As a graduate student at the University of the Americas he participated in excavations of three Period I tombs at Yagul 1 He went on to serve as an archeologist for the Tehuacan Archaeological Botanical Project and as staff archeologist for the Mexican government s Teotihuacan project Later he taught at the University of Alberta Calgary 2 Papers EditHis notable collection of works during his years of excavating and reconstruction at Teotihuacan and other sites contains articles publications analysis of the artifacts discovered sketches illustrations photographs on pre Columbian culture and a significant catalog prepared by Chadwick of the stone ceramic and semi precious artifacts found in north eastern Costa Rica Chadwick gave a number of his papers to Dr Donald Robertson of Tulane University They were subsequently saved by his wife Martha Robertson who recognized their value She then turned most of them over to the Latin American Library and the rest of the papers arrived following her death Mr Chadwick retired and died in New York City His collection of unpublished articles is kept at the Latin American Library at Tulane University New Orleans Louisiana His last published essay was in 2013 The Olmeca Xicallanca of Teotihuacan Cacaxtla and Cholula An archaeological ethnohistorical and linguistic synthesis Con una contribucion de Angel Garcia Cook El Epiclasico en la region poblano tlaxcalteca Paris Monographs in American Archaeology 30 ISBN 978 1 4073 1102 9 BAR International Series S2488 Published by Hadrian Books Ltd Oxford England Available from British Archaeological Reports Oxford England Robert Chadwick Papers 1964 2008 Edit Unpublished articles on pre Columbian culture include Avenue of the Dead Teotihuacan Mexico 2nd Century A D Report on excavations at Teotihuacan with eight sketches and plans with illustrations and photographs that show the area at Teotihuacan excavated and reconstructed and some of the artifacts discovered dated 1964 Two page report by Chadwick and Carlos Tirso Serna on Plaza of the Pyramid of the Sun Teotihuacan dated 1962 The Ethnohistory of the Tehuacan Valley by Robert Chadwick and R S Macneish Photocopy of a typewritten paper 109 pages date 1966 Analysis of the Standard Fruit and Steamship Company New Orleans Pre Columbian Collection Photocopy of a catalog prepared by Chadwick of the stone ceramic and semi precious artifacts found in north eastern Costa Rica and studied by a professional archeologist 43 pages dated 1969 Toward a Theory of Trans Atlantic Diffusion Photocopy of a monograph in which Chadwick makes the case that there were several trans Atlantic incursions to the New World prior to the European contact of the 16th century 82 pages There are nine letters of opinions on this monograph by various authorities to whom Chadwick had submitted copies for evaluation and suggestions about publication dated 1975 Notebook assembled from eleven separate unpublished articles written at various times and given the collective name El fin del mundo clasico en el Mexico amp Central los casos de Teotihuacan Cholula Xochicalco pages are numbered consecutively and total 325 The articles are in typewritten carbon mimeographed or photocopy dated 1979 Identificacion de los glifos de Cuitlahuac Malinalco Chalco en los codices mixtecos dated 1967 The Meaning of a Probable Eclipse in Codex Vindobonensis dated 1967 A reappraisal of the Fall of Teotihuacan an abstract dated 1965 A Possible Pre Columbian origin of the La Llorona tale dated 1967 Rethinking the Quetzalcoatl Myth dated 1968 The Possible Origin of the Mexican Feast called Ochpaniztli dated 1968 Identificacion de los glifos de Cuitlahuac Malinalco Chalco en los codices mixtecos dated 1967 Un posible glifo de Cholula en el Codice Nuttall Identificacion de los lugares Craneo Excremento Story of the 8 Deer Family dated 1966 A Possible Glyph for Cholula in the Codex Nuttall dated 1966 Additional notes for the Cholula Gyph paper dated 1966 2002 Rour Jaguar of Cholula in the codices mixtecos 25 pages 2008 Another Look at The Olmeca Xicallanca of Teoyihuacan Cacaxtla and Cholula A final Study 102 pages Miscellaneous material contained in the notebook a colored illustration of the mural paintings from the Temple of the Warriors Chichen Itza Yucatan taken out of a publication an unidentified 8x10 black and white photograph of a stone face a photocopy of an article Consummation of Quetzacoatl Transits of Venus in Mexican Inscriptions by Cottie Arthur Burland and the typewritten carbon draft of an article The Codex Nuttall Universal Epic or Narrow Nationalism by John Molloy Hugh G Ball and William B Kessell Also included in this folder is a black and white snapshot of Robert Chadwick and Donald Robertson taken in the 1970s by Martha Robertson at Doris Stone s guest house on her estate Articles published in Vols 10 and 11 of the Handbook of Middle American Indians Postclassic pottery of the Central Valleys Typewritten carbon manuscript 40 pages Native Pre Aztec History of Central Mexico a photocopy of the galley of published work 19 pages of galley 30 pages in published work with a note to Dr Donald Robertson dated 1971 Archaeological Synthesis of Michoacan and Adjacent Regions corrected galley of the published work 17 pages Bound volume of 93 pages of photocopies titled Citations and reviews of Robert Chadwick s writings 1964 1978 selected sample compiled by Robert Chadwick New York 1979 Robert Chadwick 3 11 80 reread 5 13 96 Also contains a copy of the 1995 Spanish reprint of Chadwick s original 1966 article The Olmeca Xicallanca of Teotihuacan A Preliminary Study Mesoamerican Notes 7 8 Mexico University of the Americas Anthropological publications 1960 2013 Edit 1960 Co author with Charles E Mann Present Day Use of Ancient Calendars among the Lowland Mixe Boletin de estudios oaxaquenos No 19 Milta Museo Frissell del Arte Zapoteca 1962 An Archeological Survey of the Rend Lake Area Report No 1 Archaeological Salvage Report No 19 Mimeographed for limited circulation Carbondale University Museum Southern Illinois University 1963 The God Malteutl in the Histoyre du Mechique Tlalocan Vol IV No 3 Mexico City La Casa de Tlaloc and Instituto Nacional de Antropologia e Historia INAH 1963 Co author with CarlosTirso Serna Plaza de laPiramide del Sol Zona 5 B in Proyecto Teotihuacan Temporada V 1962 Boletin del INAH No 12 June 1963 Mexico City INAH 1966 The Tombs of Monte Alban I Style at Yagul in Ancient Oaxaca Discoveries in Mexican Archaeology and History Edited by John Paddock Stanford Stanford University Press 1966 The Olmeca Xicallanca of Teotihuacan A Preliminary Study in Mesoamerican Notes No 7 8 Edited by John Paddock amp Evelyn Rattray Mexico City University of the Americas 1967 Un possible glifo de Teotihuacan en el Codice Nuttall Revista Mexicana de Estudios Antropologicos Tomo XXI Mexico City Sociedad Mexicana de Antropologia 1967 Co Author with Richard S MacNeish Codex Borgia and the Venta Salada Phase Chapter 7 Volume I Environment and Resources of the 5 Volume The Prehistory of the Tehuacan Valley Edited by Douglas S Byers Austin amp London University of Texas Press 1970 The Tombs of Monte Alban I Style at Yagul re edition of 1966 1970 Un possible glifo de Xochicalco en Los Codice Mixtecos Tlalocan Vol VI No 3 Mexico City La Casa de Tlaloc and INAH 1971 A Current Trend in Anthropology Ichtus Vol 1 No 4 Commerce University Christian Center East Texas State University 1971 Translator Eduardo Noguera The Minor Arts in the Central Valleys Vol 10 Part 1 Archaeology of Northern Mesoamerica pages 258 270 Handbook of Middle American Indians Edited by Robert Wauchope Gordon F Ekholm and Ignacio Bernal Austin amp London University of Texas Press 1971 Postclassic Pottery of the Central Valleys Article 8 Volume 10 Part 1 Archaeology of Northern Mesoamerica pages 228 257 Handbook of Middle American Indians Edited by Robert Wauchope Gordon F Ekholm and Ignacio Bernal Austin amp London University of Texas Press 1971 Native Pre Aztec History of Central Mexico Article 20 Volume 11 Part 2 Archaeology of Northern Mesoamerica pages 474 504 Handbook of Middle American Indians Edited by Robert Wauchope Gordon F Ekholm and Ignacio Bernal Austin amp London University of Texas Press 1971 Archaeological Synthesis of Michoacan and Adjacent Regions Article 29 Volume 11 Part 2 Archaeology of Northern Mesoamerica pages 657 693 Handbook of Middle American Indians Edited by Robert Wauchope Gordon F Ekholm and Ignacio Bernal Austin amp London University of Texas Press 1973 Review of An Olmec Figure at Dumbarton Oaks by Elizabeth P Benson Vol 75 No 2 Amer Anthro 1974 Review of The Aztec Image in Western Thought by Benjamin Keen Vol 76 No 2 pages 397 399 1974 The Archaeology of a New World Merchant Culture 619 page Ph D dissertation Department of Anthropology Tulane University Dissertation committee Dr Robert Wauchope Chairman Dr Donald Robertson and Dr Arden R King 1974 The Archaeology of a New World Merchant Culture Dissertation Abstracts International Vol XXXV No 3 1982 An Explanation of the Textual Changes in Codex Nuttall In Aspects Of The Mixteca Puebla Style And Mixtec And Central Mexican Culture In Southern Mesoamerica 27 31 Middle American research Institute Occasional parer 4 Tulane University New Orleans La 1995 Las Olmeca xicalancas de Teotihuacan A Preliminary Study In Antologia de Cacaxtla edited by A Garcia Cook et al I 120 149 Mexico INAH 2013 The Olmeca Xicallanca of Teotihuacan Cacaxtla and Cholula An archaeological ethnohistorical and linguistic synthesis With a contribution of Angel Garcia Cook El Epiclasico en la region poblano tlaxcalteca BAR International Series 2488See also EditRobert Wauchope American anthropologist and archeologistReferences Edit Joyce Kelly 2001 An Archaeological Guide to Central and Southern Mexico University of Oklahoma Press p 231 ISBN 9780806133492 John Paddock 1966 Ancient Oaxaca Discoveries in Mexican Archeology and History Stanford University Press pp PR14 ISBN 9780804701709 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php 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