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state of PUMC. Who is now the director and who is the professor of Anatomy? We have here cast, presented by Wiman, of the two teeth found by Zdansky, and thanks to Blacks kindness of the molar dis- covered by Bohlin and of the first splendid skull- cap discovered by you. Could you kindly tell us to what extent there may be possib- 1e to obtain casts of the later numerous finds made by you? Did the...
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state of PUMC. Who is now the director and who is the professor of Anatomy? We have here cast, presented by Wiman, of the two teeth found by Zdansky, and thanks to Blacks kindness of the molar dis- covered by Bohlin and of the first splendid skull- cap discovered by you. Could you kindly tell us to what extent there may be possib- 1e to obtain casts of the later numerous finds made by you? Did the Japanese do any excavations at Choukoutien? To what extent are there still Sinanthropus deposits to be excavated at a future convenient time? We will feel very grateful for any informstion you kindly may be able to give us. I am now very old and not a s in Stockholm. Please adäresa your kind reply e/o Professor Bernhard Karlgren, the present Director of the Euseum of Far Eastern Antiquities (Östasiatiska Samlingarna) Storgatan ll, Stockholm. Professor Kerlgren joins me in heartiest wellwisbes for your future research. Very sincerely yours To , dl Ull
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O3tta ÖSTASIANSKA SAMLINGARNA Senasienmene STOCKHOLM Stockholm, Harch 23rd, 1950. STORGATAN 41 Dr. W.C.Pel, The National Geological Survey, 9, Ping-Ma-Ssu, West City, Peiping, China. Dear Dr. Pei, I h...
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O3tta ÖSTASIANSKA SAMLINGARNA Senasienmene STOCKHOLM Stockholm, Harch 23rd, 1950. STORGATAN 41 Dr. W.C.Pel, The National Geological Survey, 9, Ping-Ma-Ssu, West City, Peiping, China. Dear Dr. Pei, I hope you safely received the letter I sent you thanking most sincerely for your publications on the prehistoric sites of Kansu. It was certainly very stinulating for me to receive in your important papers so full news from the province in the distent northwest where I spent in 1923-21, such a fascinsting time. Ve most sincerely bope that you feel very well and that you are able to carry on your very important research work. As you very well know, there have during recent years been made 'ral excellent finds of hominids in South Africa which have been summarized in a fine monograph by Broom and Schepers: The South African fossil Ape-Men, the Australopitheccinae. Transvaal Museum Memoir N:o 2 Pretoria 1946. A Swedish zoologist, Dr. Elias Dehr, hes undertaken to collect as far as possible casts of all known hominids for a systematic study and we are naturally very anxious to know to what extent casts are available of the Sinanthropus originals which were so pitifully lost at the outbreak of the war between U.S.A. and Japan. Could you very kindly write us a brief note stating the present
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