Letter in response to previous letter regarding 2 examples of wood carvings. The author also congratulates Mr Horniman on his collection of artifacts. Last name of author illegible.
Letter in regards to 2 wood carvings.
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Insert 1.4: 4-page typed document detailing the transparencies and photographs of the Wai-Wai and Mawayan Indians in this folder. Written by Nicholas Guppy. Page 4.
object | ARC/GUP/004/142
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Hemp working. Nankai village. April 10th.
object | ARC/BAL/004/122
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Black and white negative of multiple Wai Wai tribe members and expedition members pulling canoe through forest
object | ARC/GUP/003/052
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Black and white negative of men in large row boat (with one man standing at prow) in middle of river with houses on stilts to the right
object | ARC/GUP/006/024
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