Narragansett

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Collection Citation: Identification of specific item; Date (if known); Indians of North America television series collection, NMAI.AC.124; National Museum of the American Indian Archives Center, Smithsonian Institution.

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Scope and Contents: The Narragansett series contains 32 BetaSP videotapes as well as production files related to the Indians of North America television series, circa 1993-1994. The paper materials include production correspondence, take sheets, research, interview planning, notes, draft scripts, shot lists, bibles, and interviewee release forms. The original numbers assigned to the Beta videotapes are red 181-212. The new NMAI videotape numbers are 215-246.

Collection Restrictions: Due to the fragile nature of the materials, this collection is currently closed to researchers until it has been digitized.

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NMAI.AC.124

NMAIA

Indians of North America television series collection

Creator

InVision Communications

Summary

This collection contains 382 videocassettes and 4 linear feet of notes and production bibles from the Indians of North American television series collection. This 20-part critically acclaimed educational video series designed for middle school students produced and distributed nationally by InVision Communications and Schlessinger Media in 1994 and 1996.