Films By Stirling
Preserved at the Human Studies Film Archive, Suitland, Maryland
- Exploring Hidden Mexico - Documents excavations at La Venta and Cerro de las Mesas.
- Hunting Prehistory on Panama’s Unknown North Coast - Documents the 1952 excavations of sites in Northern Panama.
- Aboriginal Darien : Past and Present - Documents the flora, fauna and ethnography of parts of Panama through a journey in 1954.
- On the Trail of Prehistoric America - Documents an Ecuador expedition in 1957, along with brief ethnographic footage of the Colorado Indians.
- Mexico in Fiesta Masks
- Uncovering an Ancient Mexican Temple
- Exploring Panama’s Prehistoric Past
- Uncovering Mexico’s Forgotten Treasures
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