Collection: United Nations Conferences on the Law of the Sea papers, 1967/1995 / Level: Item - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection United Nations Conferences on the Law of the Sea papers, 1967/1995 Level Item

1 carton [very possible duplicates] Box MSS 82-6, MISC. Box 1

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also some microfilm Box MSS 82-6, MISC. Box 1

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Marine fisheries poster, 1973 Oversize Folder 1

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Mollusks of the coastal US poster, 1975 Oversize Folder 2

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Notebook 1968-1969 - "Notes on Continental Shelf and Beyond" Box MSS 82-6, HAIGHT Box 2

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Notebook 1969-1972 - Seabed Committee Box MSS 82-6, HAIGHT Box 2

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Notebook, 1972 September - August 1974 - [various Oceans meetings, delegation meetings in Caracas] Box MSS 82-6, HAIGHT Box 2

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Notebook 1973, July - June, July 1974 - Seabed Committee Box MSS 82-6, HAIGHT Box 2

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Notebook 1975, February 4 - November 20, 1975 - [NPC, LOS Advisory Group, Shell Group and, UNCLOS III, Geneva Box MSS 82-6, HAIGHT Box 2

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Notebook 1975, January - February - [LOS meetings: Miami, London, Washington, Boston] Box MSS 82-6, HAIGHT Box 2

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