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  desc: OwF YALE UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF ANTHROPOLOGY NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT May 31, 1928 Professor Karlgren Ostasiatiska Samlingarna Sveavagen Stockholm, Sweden Dear Karlgren: Just finished lecturing here. Have had a most interesting time for the last four months. We exect to leave this part of the States about the middle of June and to reach England about the third week in July, having spent eat least a weck at Toronto. Cafrell$is a very old friend; I know Bishop White and look forward very much tokoing through the Toronto Museum, Naturelly &s I shall soon be home, my thoughts turn to the paper on glass. Can you let me have & line saving when this will appear, either, if this reaches you in time, 4 care of the Director of tie Royal Onterio Nuseum of Archaeology et Toronto, Canada, or, if not at Toronto then to Toot Baldon. I have looked through the late Egyptian beads in the Mstropoliten Museum enå the Boston Museum of Fine Art. What I have seen in these two mseums confirms the major thesis of the paper with regard to the decoration of & perticular type of Chinese bead being derived from "Mediterranean" beads of the late iron age. Also I have seen the wonderful mirror with the glass back which vas referred to in the postseript $fäthe paper end I have a photoeraph, with permission to reproduce. Perteps later on I mey write to you suggesting that you allow me to send a note of this for the bulletin. If you have seen the March number of Antiquity you will have noted thet I have published the celt which you and som of your colleagues identified es Ån Yang end have corrected the date that I gave in my earlier paper. With best regards, Yows very sincerely, CCS;F fra KK 234 2 (RP FER, Oe In)
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  from time: 1938
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presentation: 1.3.0 2026-08-26 brev Rådata 512602 arkivdokument Statens museer för världskultur - Östasiatiska museet SMVK-OM Dokument http://kulturarvsdata.se/SMVK-OM/arkivdokument/512602 E1A-17_0207 OwF YALE UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF ANTHROPOLOGY NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT May 31, 1928 Professor Karlgren Ostasiatiska Samlingarna Sveavagen Stockholm, Sweden Dear Karlgren: Just finished lecturing here. Have had a most interesting time for the last four months. We exect to leave this part of the States about the middle of June and to reach England about the third week in July, having spent eat least a weck at Toronto. Cafrell$is a very old friend; I know Bishop White and look forward very much tokoing through the Toronto Museum, Naturelly &s I shall soon be home, my thoughts turn to the paper on glass. Can you let me have & line saving when this will appear, either, if this reaches you in time, 4 care of the Director of tie Royal Onterio Nuseum of Archaeology et Toronto, Canada, or, if not at Toronto then to Toot Baldon. I have looked through the late Egyptian beads in the Mstropoliten Museum enå the Boston Museum of Fine Art. What I have seen in these two mseums confirms the major thesis of the paper with regard to the decoration of & perticular type of Chinese bead being derived from "Mediterranean" beads of the late iron age. Also I have seen the wonderful mirror with the glass back which vas referred to in the postseript $fäthe paper end I have a photoeraph, with permission to reproduce. Perteps later on I mey write to you suggesting that you allow me to send a note of this for the bulletin. If you have seen the March number of Antiquity you will have noted thet I have published the celt which you and som of your colleagues identified es Ån Yang end have corrected the date that I gave in my earlier paper. With best regards, Yows very sincerely, CCS;F fra KK 234 2 (RP FER, Oe In) Tillverkad 1938 image/jpeg https://collections.smvk.se/carlotta-om/web/image/tn/10239889/E1A-17_0207.jpg…