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Grafton Elliot Smith - Records

Item Title
Grafton Elliot Smith - Records
Repository
Adolph Basser Library, Australian Academy of Science
Reference
MS 067
Date Range
1896 - 1936
Description

Microfilm of correspondence with various scientific colleagues on anthropological and biological subjects 1896-1936, including R. Broom, Professor Seligman, W. Rivers, W. Perry, A.C. Haddon, G. Campion and A. Cave (440 letters); fragment of an autobiography and manuscripts of lectures and articles by Smith 1934-35 from originals in private hands.

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Microform
Quantity
1 reel
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