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[printed: Ministère des Affaires Étrangères] 15.II.58.
Dear friend,
I have received this supplementary invoice relating to the crates of Cyprus. On the other hand, my architect who supervised the packing informs me that the 10th crate contains the vessels given as replacement for the breakage, excavations of the late Bérard, as well as 5 painted jars of the Iron Age bought by him and me from an antiquities dealer in Nicosia, marked P 308, C.177, 122, 1056, 2665 on the bordereau of the Department of Antiquities. These jars were to travel in a separate crate but were also mixed with the … continues
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