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Handwritten letter from Leonard Boodle to Howard Carter regarding the botanical samples and wood identifications. Professor Percival is also mentioned on this page.
© Griffith Institute,
University of Oxford
Strathmore
27 Petersham Road
Richmond
Surrey
27 Sept. 1932.
Dear Carter,
I am sorry that I have let the work on
your specimens spin out to such a long time,
especially as you are probably very busy, now
that the time for you to leave England is
getting near.
I thought it advisable to refer the Emmer
Wheat for verification to a specialist on the
different kinds of wheat, so I sent some spikelets
to Prof. Percival, and now enclose his reply,
for you to see, and to keep if you like.
You have the Geographical distribution of
those woods, which I had named specifically,
in my report sent to you on Sept. 8th, and
I hope to be able to send you a similar list
(prepared chiefly at the Herbarium) for the
fruits etc., in a few days. I may also be
able to add something about the probable identity
of two of the woods, and have been looking up
some data as to uses of the fruits & seeds.
You may well be too busy to see me
again, but, if that is not the case, I should