Province, China" (1928): 569–619. “Butter as a Medium of Religious Art” (1929). Illustrated London News 175 (4721): 636–639. “Choni, the Place of Strange Festivals” (1929). Illustrated London News 175 (4718): 520, 1929. "Seeking the Mountains of Mystery: An Expedition on the China-Tibet Frontier to the Unexplored Amnyi Machen range, One of Whole Peaks Rivals Everest" (1930) 57: 131–185. "Glories of the Minya Konka: Magnificent Snow Peaks of the China-Tibetan Border are Photographed at Close Range by a National Geographic Society Expedition" (1930) 58: 385–437. "Konka Risumgongba, Holy Mountain of the Outlaws" (1931) 60: 1-65. ”The Land of the Tebbus” (1933). The Geographical Journal 81 (2): 108–127. "Sungmas, the Living Oracles of the Tibetan Church" (1935) 68: 475–486. The Amnye Ma-Chhen Range and Adjacent Regions: A Monographic Study (1956). Istituto Italiano per il Medio ed Estremo Oriente. Nakhi Studies: “Studies in Na-khi Literature: I. The Birth and Origin of Dto-mba Shi-lo, the Founder of the Mo-so Shamanism, according to Mo-so Manuscripts. II. The Na-khi Ha zhi P’i, or the Road the gods decide” (1937). Bulletin de l’École française d’Extréme-Orient 37 (1): 1–119. “Romance of K'a-mä-gyu-mi-gkyi: a Na-khi Tribal Love Story Translated from Na-khi Pictographic Manuscripts” (1939). Bulletin de l’École française d’Extréme-Orient 39 (1): 1–152. “The Muan Bpö Ceremony or the Sacrifice to Heaven as Practiced by the Na-khi” (1948). Monumenta Serica 13: 1–160. The Ancient Na-khi Kingdom of Southwest China. 2 vols. (1948). Harvard Univ. Press. The Na-khi Nagag Cult and Related Ceremonies, 2 vols. (1952). Serie Orientale Roma 4 (1, 2), Rome. “The D’a Nv Funeral Ceremony with Special Reference of the Origin of Na-khi Weapons” (1955). Anthropos 50: 1-31. “The Zhi-ma Funeral Ceremony of the Na-khi of Southwest China” (1955). Anthropos 9: i-xvi, 1–230. “Contributions to the Shamanism of the Tibetan-Chinese Borderland” (1959). Anthropos 54 (5/6): 796–818. A Na-khi-English Encyclopedic Dictionary, 2 vols. (1963, 1972). Serie Orientale Roma 38, 39. Na-Khi Manuscripts (1965), comp. Rock, ed. Klaus L. Janert. F. Steiner. Collections and Papers: See Aris (1992) for a list of major holdings of Rock's papers and collections scattered throughout the U.S. and Europe, including manuscripts, diaries, journals, field notes and letters, photographs, Nakhi manuscripts and other artifacts. Aris also includes an excellent selection of Rock's photographs. Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University (1991). Joseph Francis Charles Rock (1884-1962) papers, 1922-2005: Guide [finding list of extensive papers and letters held by Harvard, a selection of which have been digitalized and