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NEWCOMBS ON BOWN THE YUKON
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The Newcombs, Jack and Flora, are onrouto
down the Yukon in a'large canoe that
carries 1200 pounds. They are accompanied
by Mr. Slankinship of Kobuk. They expect
to roach the mouth of the Koyukuk in six
of seven weeks. At the Koyukuk Station
they will obtain a small outboard motor
to propel them up the Koyukuk and tho Alat
na. From tho headwaters of the Alatna,
thoy will carry their outfit over the six
mile portage to the Kobuk Rivor.'From this
point they will profleod to Kiana, their
Arctic Headquarters.
Mr. and Mrs. Newcomb expcct'to stay one of•
two years in the Arctic. Mr. Newcomb in
tends to do sene work in archaeology as
well as linguistics. Upon their return
from this trip they intend to go to the
Atlantic Coast whore Mr. Newcomb will study
for an advanced degree in Anthropology,
Mr. Newcomb has contributed several valu
able specimens to the University Museum.
Recently he delivered a box of archaoologi*
cal material and'historical records obtainec
near St. Michael.
Mrs. 3cnjamin I. Rouse (Mary Mikarai) and
Harry Mikami, sister and brother of Mrs.
Flora Newcomb .^d Mrs. Roland Snodgrass
(Alice Mikami) have completed the work for
; their PhD; at Yale. Mr. Rouse is a curator
at tho Peabody "oiseum and on tho faculty
of the Anthropology Department at Yalo.
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