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1.3.0 2026-08-26 brev Rådata 510354 arkivdokument Statens museer för världskultur - Östasiatiska museet SMVK-OM Dokument http://kulturarvsdata.se/SMVK-OM/arkivdokument/510354 E1A-12_0149-0151, E1A-12_0149, E1A-12_0151, E1A-12_0150 01 now nothing has been received . Please can you give me some information when we may expect them in Bativia. The collectionsin the Museum in Taiping are too small but I pe sure that Mr. Chasen, the director of the Raffles Museum will gladly accept the idea of an exchange of typological series from the fenipuniag against a ditto from China. Hoping soon to receive some Afews from you especially about the state of your health. With kind regarås. Mbcsrsiy y og (4.4 SS rr > botleModlnhund Vass an 0150 Shellshearsresearch on the brains of paleolithic man and his reconstruction of the Piltdown skull starting from the fndocranium are highly interesting and well worth spending a few days in Hongkong to discuss matters with him. I should strongly advise you to leave your steanmer at Penang where you will find me. I can take you then through the eninsulaf, visiting the prehistoricg&t collections in the Taiping Museum and when we are excavating at the excavations NE trip would end at Singapore, paying a visit to the collection in the Raffles Museum which will certainly interest you. From Singapore you could pay a visit of about a week to Batdvia going over by plane or ship and then catching a steamer from Singapore via Manila to Hongkong. It will be impossible to decide which will be the cheapest way to visit Batåvia, Manila, and Hongkong, before you have arrived here. It would be best of all if you took your steamer ticket only to Penang erd, fixing the program for the SEN of the trip after your arrival in Singapore, In the meantime we could collect already all kinds of information regarding cokhections and costs.. Please let me know as soon as possible what your plans are and especially name of steamer and date of arrival at Penang to enable me to be there. - I am looking forward already to the pleasure of meeting you again and to have the occasion to repay something for your extreme hospitality and kindness during my stay at Stockholm in 19352, In your last letter you mentioned that you would write to Paris about the two species of Yang Shao pottery; one for daily use and one from the cemeftry and announced the sending-off in the near future of the collection jo the Batdvian Museum in exchange for the prehistorica I sent you from the archipelago, Till, Ott? ÖF rea bort fil RAFFLES MUSEUM Singapore, +/5/35. My dear Prof. Andersson, It is already a year ago you had news for me and I got your last letters from Stockholm. Today I received a letter from our friend Shellshear announcing your arrival in the Far East in the late autumn of this year. Since last time we met I have retired from the service of the Nederlands Indies and am at the moment on the prehistoric research of the Malay Peninsular for the Raffles Museum at Singapore. Because of financial troubles the govern- ment of the Nederlands Indies stopped all excavations and prehistoric work in the archipelago . From the point of view of visiting some sites, it would not pay to visit Java. When I retired, my government made me Hon. Adviser for prehistory to the Nederlands Indies, so I am kept in the running or everything done over there and you can assert my statement as given by a man '' tout au fait au courant'". A visit to Batavia however would certainly pay, as the prehistoric section Batavian Museum gives you a, seck insight into what is known of the prehistory of the archipelago cusl most of the skulls of the paleolithic Ngandong-man are kept in a safe at the Medical University. In Hongkong you would probably like to stop for a few days. The excavations, if you call them that are not worth while visiting, as what was done up to now was more like treasure-hunting on typhoon-swept beaches with no stratigraphy than like real scientific research. Tillverkad 1935 image/jpeg https://collections.smvk.se/carlotta-om/web/image/tn/10207373/E1A-12_0149.jpg https://collections.smvk.se/carlotta-om/web/image/zoom/10207372/E1A-12_0149.jpg http://kulturarvsdata.se/resurser/License#pdmark Östasiatiska museet Zero image/jpeg https://collections.smvk.se/carlotta-om/web/image/tn/10207377/E1A-12_0150.jpg https://collections.smvk.se/carlotta-om/web/image/zoom/10207376/E1A-12_0150.jpg http://kulturarvsdata.se/resurser/License#pdmark Östasiatiska museet Zero image/jpeg https://collections.smvk.se/carlotta-om/web/image/tn/10207381/E1A-12_0151.jpg https://collections.smvk.se/carlotta-om/web/image/zoom/10207380/E1A-12_0151.jpg http://kulturarvsdata.se/resurser/License#pdmark Östasiatiska museet Zero http://kulturarvsdata.se/SMVK-OM/arkiv/204091 http://kulturarvsdata.se/SMVK-OM/arkivdokument/html/510354 http://kulturarvsdata.se/SMVK-OM/arkivdokument/xml/510354 http://kulturarvsdata.se/SMVK-OM/arkivdokument/rdf/510354
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01 now nothing has been received . Please can you give me some information when we may expect them in Bativia. The collectionsin the Museum in Taiping are too small but I pe sure that Mr. Chasen, the director of the Raffles Museum will gladly accept the idea of an exchange of typological series from the fenipuniag against a ditto from China. Hoping soon to receive some Afews from you especially about the state of your health. With kind regarås. Mbcsrsiy y og (4.4 SS rr > botleModlnhund Vass an
0150 Shellshearsresearch on the brains of paleolithic man and his reconstruction of the Piltdown skull starting from the fndocranium are highly interesting and well worth spending a few days in Hongkong to discuss matters with him. I should strongly advise you to leave your steanmer at Penang where you will find me. I can take you then through the eninsulaf, visiting the prehistoricg&t collections in the Taiping Museum and when we are excavating at the excavations NE trip would end at Singapore, paying a visit to the collection in the Raffles Museum which will certainly interest you. From Singapore you could pay a visit of about a week to Batdvia going over by plane or ship and then catching a steamer from Singapore via Manila to Hongkong. It will be impossible to decide which will be the cheapest way to visit Batåvia, Manila, and Hongkong, before you have arrived here. It would be best of all if you took your steamer ticket only to Penang erd, fixing the program for the SEN of the trip after your arrival in Singapore, In the meantime we could collect already all kinds of information regarding cokhections and costs.. Please let me know as soon as possible what your plans are and especially name of steamer and date of arrival at Penang to enable me to be there. - I am looking forward already to the pleasure of meeting you again and to have the occasion to repay something for your extreme hospitality and kindness during my stay at Stockholm in 19352, In your last letter you mentioned that you would write to Paris about the two species of Yang Shao pottery; one for daily use and one from the cemeftry and announced the sending-off in the near future of the collection jo the Batdvian Museum in exchange for the prehistorica I sent you from the archipelago, Till
Ott? ÖF rea bort fil RAFFLES MUSEUM Singapore, +/5/35. My dear Prof. Andersson, It is already a year ago you had news for me and I got your last letters from Stockholm. Today I received a letter from our friend Shellshear announcing your arrival in the Far East in the late autumn of this year. Since last time we met I have retired from the service of the Nederlands Indies and am at the moment on the prehistoric research of the Malay Peninsular for the Raffles Museum at Singapore. Because of financial troubles the govern- ment of the Nederlands Indies stopped all excavations and prehistoric work in the archipelago . From the point of view of visiting some sites, it would not pay to visit Java. When I retired, my government made me Hon. Adviser for prehistory to the Nederlands Indies, so I am kept in the running or everything done over there and you can assert my statement as given by a man '' tout au fait au courant'". A visit to Batavia however would certainly pay, as the prehistoric section Batavian Museum gives you a, seck insight into what is known of the prehistory of the archipelago cusl most of the skulls of the paleolithic Ngandong-man are kept in a safe at the Medical University. In Hongkong you would probably like to stop for a few days. The excavations, if you call them that are not worth while visiting, as what was done up to now was more like treasure-hunting on typhoon-swept beaches with no stratigraphy than like real scientific research.
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