=== Proposals ===

        1 Magazine articles

            • Exhibition brochure

            • Two same copies of Castillo’s correspondence with a Japanese productions

        2 Master proposal materials

            • Several photos of her and her friends

            • Documentary project descriptions in progress, “Treasured above Gold” and “Spirit in the Fire”

            • Project description about “The Tea Bowls Film”

        3 Press articles/Korea

            • Newspaper and magazine clippings reporting on Korean economy and politics

        4 Press articles/TB

            • Newspaper and magazine clippings featuring Korean and Japanese pottery

        5 Proposals

            • Project descriptions of “Treasured above Gold” and “Spirit in the Fire” (Some copies are the same as in “Master Proposal Materials”)

    === Public Presentation ===

        6 Public Presentation

            • Short description in Korean of “Treasured above

            Gold”

            • Newspaper clippings reporting on “Treasured above

            Gold”

            Miscellaneous writings and items involving the film

    === Press Release ===

        7 Press Release

            • Collection of articles resp

    === NEH Grant ===

    8 Correspondence/Interviews

        • Several correspondence regarding grants for “Treasured above Gold” and transcribed interviews with Castillo

    9 HCH Planning Grant 2/9

        • Several copies of grant application

    10 No title

        • Two copies of manuscript, “Treasured above Gold”

        • Manuscript “Agano’s Fires: a Story Treatment”

    === PR Intro to Tag ===

    11 PR intro to tag in Japanese

        • Project description of “Treasured above Gold”

        • Copy of Castillo’s resume

    12 No title

        • Three copies of “Treasured above Gold” (The contents are a bit different)

    === PR Articles & Letters ===

    13 English

        • Articles and correspondence in English regarding “Treasured above Gold”

    14 Japanese

        • Articles in Japanese regarding “Treasured above Gold”

    15 Korean

        • Articles in Korean regarding “Treasured above Gold”

    16 Staff Profile

        • Profiles of staff members involved in the project

    17 Tea Bowls

        • Slightly different documentary descriptions of “Treasured above Gold” (Some of them are the same as in other folders)

    === Research Material ===

    18 Agano & Takatori Wares

        • Two articles on Japanese ceramics: “Agano and Takatori Wares”; “Famous Ceramics of Japan”

        • Paper on Takatori Ware, “The Continental Origins of Takatori Ware”

        • Partial translation into English from “Agano, Takatori, Yashiro and Kodai Ware”

    19 Hagi Pottery

        • Article, “Hagi Ware”

        • “Hagi,” article containing photos of tea bowl and notes

    20 Imari Wares

        • MA thesis, “Imari” by E. Douglass

    === Research Material ===

    21 Japan

        • “Facts about Japan,” brochure explaining Japanese tea ceremony

        • Castillo’s correspondence with a Japanese ceramic institute, regarding “Treasured above Gold”

    22 Japan History

        • Collection of articles dealing with Japanese history and culture:

             “Evolution of Empire, 1895-1941”

             “Preeminent Patron of Higashiyama Culture

             “Insurgent Warrior to Supreme Hegemon”

             “Daimyo in an Age of Strife”

             “Unifiers of Japan”

    23 Japan Potters

        • Several brochures in Japanese

    24 Japanese Pottery History

        • “A Survey of Japanese Ceramics,” article on Japanese pottery

        • “Japanese Art and Design,” article on Japanese tea ceramics

        • “Japanese Gains in the ‘Pottery War,’” article on Japanese pottery history

        • “Ceramics,” notes on history of ceramics

        • A couple of copies of notes on Korean history

        • Several brochures

    25 Karatsu Wares

        • “Karatsu” and “Karatsu: Famous Ceramics of Japan,” two articles on karatsu wares

    26 No Title

        • Miscellaneous items in English, Japanese, or Korean, including newspaper clippings, articles, and correspondence, most of whom deal with pottery and Castillo’s project, “Treasured above Gold”

    === Research/Korea ===

    27 Celadon/White Porcelain

        • “The Korean Celadon and White Porcelain and Why They Are So Highly Rated,” special study on ceramics

    28 Korea History

        • Collection of articles on Korean history and ceramics

             “International Symposium on Japanese Ceramics”

             “Outline of Korean History”

             “A New History of Korea”

             “Cultural Nationalism in Colonial Korea, 1920-1925”

    29 Korean Ceramics/ History & Aesthetics

        • Collection of articles on Korean ceramics

             “Korean Pottery and Porcelain”

             “Ceramics of the Koryo Dynasty”

             “Introducing Korean Pottery”

             “Koetsu Honami”

             “The Ceramic Art of Korea”

             “Yi Wares” in Corean Pottery

             “Introduction: The Aesthetic Approach”

             “Kōrai Celadon in America: Introduction”

             “The Road through Miyama: An Apprenticeship in Japan”

    30 Korean Food History

        • “The Traditional Korean Tea Ceremony,” magazine article on Korean tea ceremony

    31 Korean Potters

        • Collection of brochures in Chinese, English, Japanese, or Korean

    32 Modern Korean Potters

        • Newspaper clippings on modern Korean potters and some brochures

    33 Teabowl History

        • Collection of articles on Korean ceramics

             Chapter 2, 3, 4, 5, & 6 of Five Centuries of Korean Ceramics: Pottery and Porcelain of the Yi Dynasty

             “Teabowls – Part I”

             “Teabowls – Part II”

             “Teabowls – Part III”

             “Teabowls – Part IV”

        • Partial translation into English of Japanese Tea Bowl Connoisseur Ship

    34 Teabowl Wars

        • “The Inseparable Trinity: Japan’s Relations with China and Korea,” Chapter 6 from The Cambridge History of Japan

    35 Tea Ceremony

        • Collection of articles on Japanese and Korean tea ceremony

             “Culture Cup”

             “The Japanese Tea Ceremony”

             “Tado, the Art of Tea”

    36 Traditional Architectures

        • Miscellaneous photos from magazines, featuring traditional Korean architecture

    37 Urasenke Newsletter

        • Several issues of Urasenke Newsletter

    === Scholars/Advisers Resources ===

    38 ‘94 – K & J Footage Logs

        • Teabowl film project tape logs, no. 11 – no. 18

    39 Auctions

        • An each issue of Christie’s and Sotheby’s

    40 Chanoyu

        • Collection of articles and a paper

             “Chanoyu: A Way of Life for Zen Priests and Samurai”

             “The Way of Tea”

             “Christianity and Chanoyu”

             “Chanoyu and the Early Christian Missionaries and Coverts in Japan”

             “Japanese Pottery”

             “A Brief History of the Rinzai Zen Mission”

             “Introduction: The Tea Ceremony”

             “Introduction”

             “Thousand Cranes Paper” (paper)

    41 Chi Soon-taik

        • Several photos of Chi Soon-taik

        • “The Life and Art of Do-Am Chi Soon-Taik”

        • “Biography” of Chi

    42 Cho Chung-hyun

        • Correspondence between Castillo & Cho

    43 Cho Chung-hyun – Pottery History

        • Collection of papers (by Cho?)

             “Introducing Yi Dynasty Ceramics of the Choson Period”

             “Porcelain Ceramics of the Choson Period”

             “Porcelain Classification of the Choson Period”

             “Punch‘ong Pottery of the Choson Period”

    44 Choi Kun – Haegang Curator

        • “The Characteristics and Aesthetics of Korean Porcelain,” article from Special Homecoming & Comparison Exhibition of Korean Ceramics

    45 Cort, Louise

        • “Treasured above Gold,” documentary film description with Cort’s comments

        • Tape titled “Louise Cort KL – 2”

        • “Korean Influences in Japanese Ceramics: The Impact of the Teabowl Wars of 1592-1598”

        • “The Kizaemon Teabowl Reconsidered: The Making of a Masterpiece”

    46 Covell, Jon

        • “Treasured above Gold: A Program Summary” with Covell’s comments

        • “Korean Influence in Ancient Japan”

    47 Day, Judith – Thesis

        • “Influence and Innovation: Transplanted Korean