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0108. Dr, Fu Ssu-nien Pago Two Iune 7/37. If I am able, together with Dr, Graham, to 10- cate any site of interest I will be happy to present to your department my full report on the topographiecal observations end to conduct 27 archasglogieal observations in Szeehnan along the lines cated by you If on the other hand you orga me that my presence as a travelling archaeologist is fas I will accept t...
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0108. Dr, Fu Ssu-nien Pago Two Iune 7/37. If I am able, together with Dr, Graham, to 10- cate any site of interest I will be happy to present to your department my full report on the topographiecal observations end to conduct 27 archasglogieal observations in Szeehnan along the lines cated by you If on the other hand you orga me that my presence as a travelling archaeologist is fas I will accept that es a friendly advice and after berg fke studied the Museum of Archaeology of the West China Union University, I will proceed to Japan where Professor Hamada 18 waiting for me. Very sincerely yours, HH Musme a/D (I, G. Mmdorsson
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Jehe 0107 Ia [a va IK Chengtu, June 7, 1937, Dr. Fu Ssu=nien, Director of the Department of History & Philology of the Academia Sinioca, Present. Dear Dr. Fu:= When I thin time came to China I told my...
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Jehe 0107 Ia [a va IK Chengtu, June 7, 1937, Dr. Fu Ssu=nien, Director of the Department of History & Philology of the Academia Sinioca, Present. Dear Dr. Fu:= When I thin time came to China I told my friend, Dr, Wong Wen Hao, that I had a special desire to soc Szechuan, a province so far unimown to me. My reasons for doing so were two-fold. First, Szechuan is the southern neighbour province of Kansu and I would like to know whether any of the Kansu cultures have given any reaction within Szechuan. Secondly, here is/Museum of Archaeology of the West China Union Univer- sity the material of which I wished to study. Dr. Wong explained himself willing to provide me with two letters of introduction, one to His Excelleney, the Governor and the other to Dr, Zen, the President of the Na- tional University. He added that any specimens collected by me in Szechuan should be presented to the National University. At my arrival in Chengtu I began at once an in- tense study of the Museum of Archaeology which contains, as bed will find, certain groups of early objects of considerable ;erost. Only two days after my arrival in Chengtu I was invited together with Dr. Graham to Mr, Iu Dso-fu, the Direc- tor of the Bureau of Reconstruction who asked me to undertalko the examination of two iron deposits in different parts of the province. I explained myself willing to do 80, but & prolonged stay in the province with extensive travelling has put me in a Aifficult position which I wish you to help me to solve. I am now holding a position as Professor of Archaeology in Sweden end eannot very well spend a couple of months travelling in this province for the ipection of iron ores without being allowed to koep my eyes open for archaeological finds and to make notes of such, On the other hand, my relation with my people at home is such that we have no claim whatsoever upon the archaeologic: pecimens eventu: noticed en route, and I herewith declare myself not only quite willing but pleased to hand to the National University a ee hated during my travelling: As a guarantee for the fillment of such an undertaking I asked tho National University to select a menber of the University, preferably someone with some knowledge and interest in archaeology, to go upon my expense with me and whose speoial duty it will be to receive, label and proserve for the National University any specimen observed during our travellings.
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