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Penn Museum Archives [Contact Us]
1947-2008
Creator:
DeVries, Keith, 1937-2006
Kohler, Ellen L., 1916-2008 Sams, G. Kenneth (Gilbert Kenneth) Young, Rodney S. (Rodney Stuart), 1907-1974 Extent: 7 linear feet
The Gordion Project collection documents the University of Pennsylvania survey and excavation of the ancient site of Gordion
in central Turkey from 1947 until 2008. Collection series include excavation and conservation records under the authority
of project directors Rodney S. Young (1950-1974), Keith R. DeVries (1975-1987) and G. Kenneth Sams (1988-2008) as well as
fundraising and publication records during this period. Significant gaps and omissions in documentation occur after about
1990. The textual records are followed by photographs from the excavation site taken mostly between 1950 and 1975. Additional
graphic material and field notebooks remain to be added to this collection.
Penn Museum Archives [Contact Us]
1977-1981
Creator:
Biddle, Martin, b. 1937
Extent: 16.4 linear feet
Martin Biddle was the Director of the University Museum from 1978 to 1981. In addition, he served as a Professor in the Department
of Archaeology at the University of Pennsylvania. His administrative records consist of forty archival boxes of correspondence,
administrative memos and reports and material related to exhibitions. The records are in two series; alphabetical and chronological.
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