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M.J. Q. this let is partly archeologicl but mainly business I am addressing it to you but sending a c.p. to J.D. The Museum has made arrangement with Virg. Grace to prepare the an excavation & 321 of Lap. for publication
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learned in detail of Virginia Grace's plan for work in Cyprus. She had written to ask for a transcript of the field book as they are, sometimes Lap'd mid some in the letter provided in that c.p., hers to me now came. She had spent a couple of days in Cyprus on her way from Turkey to Greece and found that the work would probably \be too much for her to do in gather i.e. necessity for large number of vase mending. It is probable that a good many vases will have to be re-mended before they can be photographed
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in 40 cases in one of our storerooms & [illegible] at Episkopi. Those which the Cyp. Mus. (Tombs E. 25 & 74 and a few special pieces) should be readily accessible as they have were delivered to the Museum together with cleaned & mended being and so far as I know have since been in exhibition cases or on shelves in the Museum's study collection. But the cases in rather a different [illegible] Unfortunately with the those awarded to the U.M. but not sent to Phila were a part of them were then packed for transport, but after I heard from Mr. Payne that they were not to
1935?
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