Akeley Expedition to British East Africa (1909-1911)

Summary

Akeley Expedition to British East Africa (1909-1911) is a research expedition^[1].

Key Facts

• Akeley Expedition to British East Africa (1909-1911) is in the country of East Africa Protectorate^[2].
• Akeley Expedition to British East Africa (1909-1911)'s instance of is recorded as research expedition^[3].
• Carl Akeley is named after Akeley Expedition to British East Africa (1909-1911)^[4].
• Akeley Expedition to British East Africa (1909-1911)'s archives at is recorded as American Museum of Natural History^[5].
• Akeley Expedition to British East Africa (1909-1911)'s country of origin is recorded as United States^[6].
• Akeley Expedition to British East Africa (1909-1911)'s start time is recorded as +1909-08-31T00:00:00Z^[7].
• Akeley Expedition to British East Africa (1909-1911)'s end time is recorded as +1911-00-00T00:00:00Z^[8].
• Akeley Expedition to British East Africa (1909-1911)'s participant is recorded as Delia Akeley^[9].
• Akeley Expedition to British East Africa (1909-1911)'s participant is recorded as Carl Akeley^[10].
• Akeley Expedition to British East Africa (1909-1911)'s participant is recorded as John T. McCutcheon^[11].
• Akeley Expedition to British East Africa (1909-1911)'s sponsor is recorded as American Museum of Natural History^[12].
• Akeley Expedition to British East Africa (1909-1911)'s described at URL is recorded as https://data.library.amnh.org/archives-authorities/id/amnhc_2000084^[13].
• Akeley Expedition to British East Africa (1909-1911)'s director / manager is recorded as Carl Akeley^[14].
• Akeley Expedition to British East Africa (1909-1911)'s director / manager is recorded as Delia Akeley^[15].
• Akeley Expedition to British East Africa (1909-1911)'s start point is recorded as Naples^[16].
• Akeley Expedition to British East Africa (1909-1911)'s destination point is recorded as New York City^[17].
• Akeley Expedition to British East Africa (1909-1911)'s via is recorded as Mombasa^[18].
• Akeley Expedition to British East Africa (1909-1911)'s via is recorded as Nairobi^[19].
• Akeley Expedition to British East Africa (1909-1911)'s via is recorded as Tana River^[20].
• Akeley Expedition to British East Africa (1909-1911)'s via is recorded as Mount Kenya^[21].
• Akeley Expedition to British East Africa (1909-1911)'s via is recorded as Londiani^[22].
• Akeley Expedition to British East Africa (1909-1911)'s via is recorded as Mount Elgon^[23].
• Akeley Expedition to British East Africa (1909-1911)'s via is recorded as Uasin Gishu District^[24].
• Akeley Expedition to British East Africa (1909-1911)'s via is recorded as Uganda^[25].
• Akeley Expedition to British East Africa (1909-1911)'s via is recorded as Uasin Gishu District^[26].

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Leadership

Directors / managers include Carl Akeley^[14] and Delia Akeley^[15].