Many of these things accompany the text of Born Free and Equal, a book documenting the Manzanar internment camp.
Paul Byers argued that these objects work via a three-way communication process in an article claiming that they are more than an "illustrating tool" than pure "observation." These man-made objects were studied extensively by the anthropologist Ray Birdwhistell, whose theory of "kinesic" communication was formulated after examining these things. J. P. Morgan provided the funds for Edward Curtis to produce these things in what is sometimes called the first (*) proto-salvage ethnography project, and is titled The North American Indian. Some of the 23,000 of these things produced by Gregory Bateson were used by Margaret Mead to help depict Balinese Character. Many of these things accompany the text of Born Free and Equal, a book documenting the Manzanar internment camp. For 10 points, name these objects which, along with films, are the subject of visual anthropology.
Paul Byers argued that these objects work via a three-way communication process in an article claiming that they are more than an "illustrating tool" than pure "observation.
photographs [or photos; accept cameras until "proto-salvage ethnography"; prompt on pictures] 