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Handwritten letter from Leonard Boodle to Howard Carter regarding the botanical samples. Letter mistakenly addressed to Guy Brunton.
© Griffith Institute,
University of Oxford
Strathmore
27 Petersham Road
Richmond
Surrey
Aug. 9. 1932.
Dear Brunton <Carter>,
I enclose list, giving the results in
naming the specimens of fruits, seeds, etc.
(35 samples).
There are five samples which I have not
succex[?]/<e>ded in identifying, and which I will
refer to the Herbarium for name, as I have
spent some time on them, and think that
they may be more easily deals dealt with
there, at any rate in the case of three of
them. They are 614A, 441 etc., 614E, 495
and 614 H. I will as I also send the Juniper
berries to the Herbarium for an opinion as
to whether they are Juniperus phoenicea.
A report on the specimens referred to
the Herbarium will be sent to you by
the Director of the R. Bot. Gardens.
I think you said that the 35/<34> samples need
not go back to Cairo, and that you would
be willing to present them to Kew. Is that
correct? They would, I believe, be kept in