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Unidentified architectural drawings, which are presumably plans for a house.

Shipment and travel paperwork of items to be moved to and from California, including receipts, e-mail correspondence, faxes, invoices and delivery information.

Research papers collected before the commencement of the Three Landscapes project, relating to Sicily, in particular the Sicily landings during the Second World War, including photocopies of printed matter, lists of recordings held at the Imperial War Museum and a copy of 'The Man Who Never Was', the story of Operation Mincemeat; together with an outline of the Stanford Program in the Mediterranean.

Bibliographic records of search results relating to earthquakes, Indians of North America and California, indigenous languages, the languages of North Carolina and California and the discovery of America; together with a bibliography of historical and geographical material used in research by the US Geological Survey Earthquake Hazards Program.

Notes, research papers, and e-mail correspondence relating to the subject of Native American Languages, including a photocopy of transcripts of Native American text.

A list of films filmed in Humboldt County and Northern California, together with information about the film 'Old San Francisco'.

USGS leaflets and photocopies containing information relating to earthquakes, aerial photography, geospatial data, mapping and a list of data available from USGS on CDs, together with copies of maps.

Slide transparencies, most of which are labelled, of artwork and engravings from publications, Welsh landscapes, many of which are of Hafod, industrial scenes, Welsh iconography, items from Hafod and individuals.

Mapping and natural disaster information sources produced by USGS.

Maps of west California, San Francisco and the San Andreas Fault; the fault has been marked and the maps have been annotated.

Information relating to the Three Landscapes project arrangements, including project notes, project proposals, an end of year report, timetables and workplans; together with some administrative papers such as visa and health insurance paperwork, letter and e-mail correspondence regarding arrangements, and information relating to Stanford University, including a directory of CV's and project descriptions. Also included are research papers relating to archaeology and a print-out of an interview with Mike Parker Pearson.

Papers relating to the Three Landscapes book, including a transcript of an interview 'The Three Landscapes Project' with Paulla Ebron, copies of Dorian Llywelyn's essays, email correspondence and a work plan.

Draft, proof and design copies of Three Landscapes project publicity material, including project flyers; together with joiner images taken during the West to East Coast road trip and some research papers comprising maps.

Draft and proof copies of graphics for the Three Landscapes project, in particular the [Looking for the San Andreas Fault - Part 2: Thirteen Large Graphics Works (Towards a Deep Map)] and also copies of project publicity material, the three landscapes booklet and the decoys booklet; together with draft copies of the San Quentin Codex [proposal].

A large explorer map of the United States, showing the routes of the principal explorers.

Research papers relating to experimenting on prisoners, including printed information and research about Human Radiation experiments; together with papers regarding galvanism, Mary Shelley and Frankenstein and bibliographic records for items relating to capital punishment.

E-mail correspondence relating to the Beyond the Prison Industrial Complex film festival; together with bibliographic records of items relating to San Quentin prison and bibliographic records of various archival collections held at the Bancroft Library, Berkeley University.

Research papers relating to the debate for and against capital punishment, the justice system and facts about the death penalty, including details of methods of execution used in the USA.

An article relating to the Visible Human Project, after death human testing on a death row prisoner, Joseph Paul Jernigan; together with a budget and work programme for the San Quentin Codex and an article about e-books.

CD disk cases containing the prospectus for the San Quentin Codex, which has been divided into three sections, and which is then divided into twelve 'tracks'. The first 'track' contains the introduction, 'tracks' two to eleven contain descriptions of the ten themes and 'track' twelve describes how the researched materials are to be brought together.