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| Description | Correspondence;
E Tchernov, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem relating to crocodiles
Human parietal from Fayum III dated 12 May 1967
A E Marks, Southern Methodist University, relating to human bone excavated by the Combined Prehistoric Expedition to Egypt in 1967
Kenneth P Oakley, relating to fossil elephant bone and teeth from the Fayoum lake beds
A Gautier, Geologisches Instituut, Belgium relating to analysis of a sample of bone from site 8801 representing the infant burial and samples of human bone from Ishango
Fred Wendorf, Southern Methodist University relating to bone samples from prehistoric sites in the Aswan Reservoir near Tushka, Egypt
G J Armelagos, University of Colorado, relating to human bone fragment from near Dungul Oasis C Reed, Peabody Museum of Natural History, relating to Grant Meyer and pursuing missing specimens dated 1965
C Reed, Peabody Museum of Natural History, relating to Gebel Silsileh frontal bone, and fossil animal control bones from C Reed
E L Simons, Yale University, relating to bone samples from Fayum III
G J Armelagos, University of Colorado, relating to analysis of pre-pottery Egyptian fragments and results of Wadi Halfa mandible, list included
H Barker,Specimens from Saggi, North of Khartoum
C Reed relating to Sebilian skull fragment
A J Whiteman, University of Khartoum, relating to Suggai samples and bore hole material
H Butler, University of Khartoum, relating to fossil from Kosti
A J Arkell, University College, relating to the analysis of the Qau bones
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