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Archaeologist Barbara Purdy Collection
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06-07-2019  / 1
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CommunicationsBarbara DrakeContent Editor & Writer
Project Description
Archival photos of UF alum and archaeologist Barbara Purdy at her northwest Gainesville home. These are the things we’d like to take pictures of: (1) A few photographs of you as a PhD student and when you first dug at CCA. Color or black&white are fine. Aaron will take photographs of your images at your house. (2) An image of the Purdy Uniface or an actual Purdy Uniface. (3) Photos of you when you were on that TV tour in the 70s. (4) A photo of your family (Hank, the four kids) when you were a stay at home mom. (5) If you have it, a photo of you cracking rocks in your backyard. (6) A photo of you doing wetlands archaeology. (7) Your actual green sewing machine.
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Created on June  5, 2019 at  2:34 PM (EDT). Last updated by Aaron Daye on June 14, 2019 at  3:22 PM (EDT). Owned by Daye, Aaron.
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