May–December 1954

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although we are not publishing the good places sadequately from the point of view of sculpture, we have good plates for every thing that's worth the expense. The sculpture itself used all to be sheafed at the No. and of "our" apothéke between the windows, with heavy pieces on the floor.

How is your Cypriote progressing? You ought to be expert by now, troubles is that it is practically impossible to write in the tongue, as witness Kypriakai Spoudai, a journal we subscribed to for many years - Cyprus at least ought to switch to the latin alphabet.

I shall get John to check the numbers with me from my original copy. Again, sorry to have been so long. Kuchenmeister? [handwritten: signature]

I didn't know how much room I would have for chat-chat because of the list of numbers, but to go back to my para. 1, the sculpture nos. You listed and some of the 100 numbers I mentioned are Votive Deposit and Archaic Precinct, and

but hope things are all right and that it will be out in due course. We should be delighted to get rid of everything we have here in the way of catalogue (I don't know how delightful Dick Stillwell will be to transport it) and shall turn it all over to Ellen Granted the book is well enough along to assure that no further questions may arise which might require consultation of the original records. You know, or ought to, how mournful numbers sometimes are, and we only have one comparatio between old and new, and that is in Philadelphia.

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