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Kourion Excavations, Episkopi, Limassol, Cyprus.
27 December, 1947The Director, the University Museum, Philadelphia.
Dear Frol, In answer to your letter of December 4th I am enclosing herewith a statement of our expenses for November. I hope it may serve as a useful basis for estimating costs in this part of the world at the present time. As the total for the month is high for Curium, and fit is unlikely that we should exceed in any one month, I discuss in which I possible, to continue working towards the future of the expedition on a budget of $15,000 and the cooperation of June 4th, the letter of which would be formulated for a more reasonable scale. I am sorry for not making further expenses which were the most part cleared. Last year's travel expenses we contemplated between the difference us very much leave some months. I was extremely grateful for your advice; it would have been easier for you if I could. Curium Project as outlined [handwritten: pay roll] is not possible to the excavation. In the workrooms, which could be made a means. Funds from the expenses will at once see that this budget was not intended to cover (excluding my travel expenses) when the excavation pay roll, is a little under seven hundred dollars with these advantages. ~~ and these additional} thousand dollars, and so now, if it should be possible to carry out the excavations on a fairly good scale, the total for the year would be about $12,500 (excluding) in our recent conversations with Dr. Hill, we have discussed some of the possibilities of making it more to raise something in another campaign of excavations. You have been... I know it would have been made the new program for the period of two weeks. At the end of June, ...
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