appointment card, Bunzel retired in 1966 from her position at Columbia University but even after her official retirement, continued to teach until 1972. From 1972 to 1974, Bunzel worked as a visiting professor at Bennington College. Bunzel suffered cardiac arrest on January 14, 1990, and died at the age of 91 in St. Vincent's-Roosevelt Hospital Center. The Ruth Leah Bunzel Papers are currently housed at the National Anthropological Archives, including correspondence, manuscripts, notes, research files, teaching materials, artwork, sound recordings, and more. Selected bibliography 1928 “Notes on the Katcina Cult in San Felipe.” Journal of American Folklore 41: 290–292 1928 “Further Notes on San Felipe.” Journal of American Folklore 41: 592. 1928 "The emergence." Journal of American Folklore 41: 288-290. 1929 The Pueblo Potter: A Study of Creative Imagination in Primitive Art. Courier Dover Publications. 1932 Zuni Origin Myths. Chicago: US Government Printing Office. 1932 Zuni Ritual Poetry. Chicago: US Government Printing Office. 1932 "Introduction to Zuni Ceremonialism.” Bureau of American Ethnology BAE Annual Report 47: 467–554 Above three texts collected and reprinted as Zuni Ceremonialism: Three Studies, ed. by Nancy J. Parezo (1992) 1932 “The Nature of Kachinas.” BAE Annual Report 47: 837–1006. Reprinted in Reader in Comparative Religion, edited by A.W. Lessa and Evon Vogt (1958): 401–404 1933 “Zuni.” In Handbook of American Indian Languages. Part 3, edited by Franz Boas. 1938 “The Economic Organization of Primitive Peoples.” In General Anthropology, edited by Franz Boas: 327–408 1940 "The role of alcoholism in two Central American cultures". Psychiatry: Journal for the Study of Interpersonal Processes 3(3): 361-387. 1952 Chichicastenango, a Guatemalan Village. University of Washington Press. 1953 “Psychology of the Pueblo Potter.” In Primitive Heritage, edited by Margaret Mead and Nicolas Calas: 266–275 1964 “The Self-effacing Zuni of New Mexico.” In The Americas on the Eve of Discovery, edited by Harold Driver: 80–92 1960 Mead, M., and Bunzel, R. L., eds. The Golden Age of American Anthropology. George Braziller. 1976 Bunzel, R. (1976). "Chamula and Chichicastenango: A Re-examination", in Cross-Cultural Approaches to the Study of Alcohol, The Hague: Mouton & Co.: 21–22. References External links Guide to the Papers of Ruth Leah Bunzel, Smithsonian Institution The Pueblo potter; a study of creative imagination in primitive art, by Ruth L. Bunzel. Scientists from New York City American people of German-Jewish descent American women anthropologists Jewish American scientists Columbia Graduate School of Arts and Sciences alumni Columbia University faculty Cultural anthropologists