Richard D. Daugherty Papers,

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1 Overview of the Collection Creator Daugherty, Richard D. Title Richard D. Daugherty Papers Dates (inclusive) Quantity 11 linear feet of shelf space, (17 boxes) Collection Number Cage 808 (collection) Summary Professional papers of archaeologist Richard Daugherty, including correspondence, files related to his contracting business (Western Heritage Inc.), project files, papers related to his research and writing, and collected reference material. Repository Washington State University Libraries, Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections. Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections Terrell Library Suite 12 Pullman WA Telephone: Access Restrictions This collection is open and available for research use. Languages Biographical Note Archaeologist Richard Deo Daugherty ( ) was born and raised in Washington State. He attended the public schools in his hometown of Aberdeen and went on to Central Washington College and University of Washington. His schooling was interrupted by World War II when he joined the US Navy Air Corps. During his time in the Navy, he was a blimp pilot stationed in New Jersey, and taught meteorology and navigation at the Navy Air Navigation School. After the war, he returned to the University of Washington. After earning his Ph.D. in Anthropology at University of Washington, he joined the Anthropology Department at Washington State University in During his 30-year career at WSU, he taught and supervised undergraduate and graduate students, served as department chair, and conducted extensive field research. He led excavation efforts at several of the most important archaeological sites in Washington, including Ozette, Lind Coulee, and Marmes. After retiring in 1985, he started Western Heritage, Inc., an archaeological consulting firm. Content Description This collection consist of professional papers of archaeologist Richard D. Daugherty. It includes: correspondence files related to selected archaeological projects; material related to his scholarly research; collected reference material and clipping files; and a small quantity of records from his consulting firm. 1

2 Use of the Collection Restrictions on Use Copyright restrictions apply. Preferred Citation [Item Description] Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections, Washington State University Libraries, Pullman, WA. Administrative Information Arrangement This collection is arranged in eight series: Series 1: Correspondence, and. This series contains incoming and outgoing correspondence, with related documentation. General Correspondence is arranged in a roughly chronological sequence, followed by folders identified by subject or correspondent. Series 2: Projects (field work and surveys), and. This series contains materials related to several projects that Daugherty developed and directed. Contents include correspondence, reports, planning documents, findings, and printed ephemera. Series 3: Western Heritage Inc. business files, This series contains a small quantity of records from Daugherty's consulting firm. Series 4: Scholarly projects, and. This series contains materials related to Daugherty's scholarly work: writings (published and unpublished), presentations, and media projects. Most of these projects are based on Daugherty's field work. Series 5: Reference Files, and. The series contains collected research material and notes. Series 6: Professional associations, and. This series contains items related to Daugherty's involvement in professional associations, including conferences he attended. Series 7: Clipping files, and. This series consists of newspaper clippings collected by Daugherty, organized topically. Series 8: Miscellaneous materials, and. This series contains a biographical file, unidentified and untitled manuscripts, collected materials related to the National Register of Historic Places, and reports from various archaeological laboratories. Acquisition Information Richard Daugherty and his family donated a collection of his papers to the Washington State University Museum of Anthropology in 2013 and The materials described here were transferred to the WSU 2

3 Libraries in 2014 (MS ). Materials with documentation of archaeological sites were retained by the museum's archaeological repository. Processing Note Natasha Miller processed this collection in Related Materials Richard D. Daugherty Papers (Cage 583) Collections of the Washington State University Museum of Anthropology Archaeological Repository Detailed Description of the Collection Series 1: Correspondence, and General correspondence General correspondence General correspondence General correspondence General correspondence General correspondence General correspondence General correspondence General correspondence General correspondence General correspondence General correspondence

4 General correspondence General correspondence General correspondence General correspondence General correspondence General correspondence General correspondence General correspondence General correspondence 2 14 Randall and Joan [last name not given] Al Rudd John Coles DuPont Site Governor's Writers' Day Hercules and Atlas [spinoff of DuPont] Makah Cultural Center Makah Cultural Center and Ozette site Nootka Thames and Hudson, Ltd Washington Archaeology Research Center (WARC) Proposals by others for Daugherty review

5 3 3 "Fan Mail" (thank you letters) "Attaboys" (recognitions and acknowledgements) "RDD and Indians" (information on the Peace and Friendship Award) RD and Phyllis Daugherty WSU Scholarship Series 2: Projects (fieldwork and surveys), and 4 1 Ozette site correspondence Ozette site correspondence Ozette site correspondence Ozette site correspondence Ozette site correspondence Ozette site correspondence Ozette project correspondence and reports Makah Cultural and Research Center Design Makah Cultural and Research Center Exhibit Ozette research by others Problems and Responsibilities in the Excavation of Wet Sites (typescript of speech by unidentified author) 5 2 Ozette NSF (draft proposals and miscellaneous material) Circa Ozette NSF (draft proposal)

6 5 4 Jewell R. Edwards Martin Allotment Claim, Ozette Indian Reservation Ozette site (miscellaneous material) Cowlitz County bridges DEIS and SDEIS Comment Review (discussion about the Historic Oakland Cemetery, Oakland, WA) Duckabush, Calawah, Humptulips Grant County PUD curation 5 10 Hoko site Manis Mastodon site 5 12 Tacoma Marriott Hotel site Tacoma Marriott Hotel site Tacoma Marriott Hotel site Tacoma Marriott Hotel site Tacoma ULID Phase I Upper Fairfax, Manley Moore project Vancouver Lake project Westside Meadow property Field School Series 3: Western Heritage, Inc. business files, and 6

7 7 1 Information for prospective clients Insurance Safety plan Archaeological excavation forms 7 5 Field forms 7 6 Inventory Equipment (Flotation, Metal Detector, Computer Equipment, Braun Intertec) and Series 4: Scholarly projects, and 7 11 To-do list Archaeological sites (typescript drafts and notes by Daugherty, and collected material) 7 14 "River Basin Archaeology in the Pacific Northwest" (typescript article by Daugherty) 7 15 "America in 1492." "People of the Salmon" chapter by Daugherty (typescript and collected material) 7 16 "The Yakima People" (photocopy of title page of book by Daugherty) 7 17 "Exploring Washington Archaeology" (Daugherty and Kirk book project: typescript chapters) "Exploring Washington Archaeology" (draft, announcements, reviews) and 7

8 8 4 "Archaeology in Washington" (article about book by Kirk and Daugherty) 8 5 Articles by Jay Miller based on Daugherty's field notebooks 8 6 The Intermontane Western Tradition (typescript of article by Daugherty) Ice-Age Flood (typescript of article by Daugherty) 8 8 Ozette (typescript of contribution by Daugherty to an unidentified collection) 8 9 Book reviews by Daugherty Presentations "Indian America" project files (Media Resource Associates documentary series) Unidentified presentations and drafts 8 14 Bibliography notecards A-E 8 15 Bibliography notecards F-G 8 16 Bibliography notecards H-M 8 17 Bibliography notecards N-Z Series 5: Reference files, and 9 1 Makah canoe building notes 9 2 Art Rock art 8

9 9 4 Miscellaneous radiocarbon dating Botany Dating Technological aids to archaeology Geology Paleoclimates Lithic Species list 9 12 The Histomap of History Early Man Papers, Old World Early Man Papers, New World Plateau prehistory Nisqually Indian genealogies 10 3 Native American heritage maps 10 4 Reference notes 10 5 Principal Indian groups and cultural areas 10 6 Fort Nisqually Olympic Peninsula 10 8 Snoqualmie Stillaguamish Tulalip

10 10 11 British Columbia Native American Traditions Indigenous Stewardship Methods and Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) Conservation Practice Advisory Council on Historical Preservation (ACHP), 36 CFR 800 etc ACHP, 36 CFR 800 etc Native American Grave Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) Washington State Office of Archaeological and Historical Preservation Application (OAPH) and Reporting guidelines and tips OAHP: Revisions to 36 CFR 800 and Expectation of OAHP Programs and policies (drafts for the OAHP) Canoes, houses, basketry Bottle technology Coastal evidence for great earthquakes in Western Washington Earthquakes and tsunamis Sasquatch Edward Huggins 11 6 Articles by Alex D. Krieger "The Effects of Agriculture on Culture Resources in American: An Initial National Profile" (typescript articles by Gisiger)

11 11 8 Articles by others Articles by others Bibliographies Series 6: Professional associations, and 12 1 American Quaternary Association Mid-Columbia Archaeological Society National Whale Symposium Oregon Archaeological Society Pacific Northwest Wet Site Wood Conservation Conference Register of Professional Archaeologists Society for American Archaeology WSU Visiting Committee Miscellaneous conferences Northwest Anthropological Conference (25th) Northwest Anthropological Conference (27th) Northwest Anthropological Conference (28th) Northwest Anthropological Conference (29th) Northwest Anthropological Conference (30th)

12 13 1 Northwest Anthropological Conference (31st) Northwest Anthropological Conference (33rd) Northwest Anthropological Conference (34th) Northwest Anthropological Conference (35th) Northwest Anthropological Conference (37th) Northwest Anthropological Conference (39th-42nd) Northwest Anthropological Conference (50th) Northwest Anthropological Conference (60th) Northwest Anthropological Conference Northwest Anthropological Conference (miscellaneous) Series 7: Clipping files, and Marmes Rockshelter and Asotin reservoir, Buffalo Eddy Central Washington Glen Green Cow Creek Survey Hoko site Klallam Graves Lewis and Clark

13 14 24 Lind Coulee Lind Coulee Little Landing Mammoth Manis Mastodon Manis Mastodon Park Collection Rock Island, Rocky Reach Swinomish Tribe Washington State University WARC, Museum History Washington State University News Service Ozette and Ozette (continued) and Ozette photo album [reproduction of damaged originals] Marmes Rockshelter Daugherty Fish Hook Jim Fort Walla Walla (45-WW-33) Hoh site

14 16 19 Oyehut Series 8: Miscellaneous materials, and 17 1 Biographical information (curriculum vitae and Daugherty notes) 17 2 Development of Archaeological Research in Washington, including "Chronology of Archaeological field in WA, " (typescript; author unidentified) 17 3 Incomplete, untitled manuscript about the history of archaeology practice, policy and laws in Washington State (typescript; author unidentified) 17 4 Untitled manuscripts about the Minard site on the Washington Coast (typescript; author unidentified) 17 5 "Collector's Contributions to Vantage Region Prehistory" (typescript; author unidentified; contribution to unidentified collection) National Register Notes (written by Daugherty on various topics) Report list (various archaeological laboratories) Names and Subjects Subject Terms : Archaeologists -- Archives Archaeology -- Northwest, Pacific Personal Names : Daugherty, Richard D., Archives Corporate Names : Washington State University -- Faculty -- Archives Geographical Names : Ozette Site (Wash.) 14

15 Finding aid prepared by Natasha Miller This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License: Creative Commons Licenses in Archives West: