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 Subject: Digs in Kyoto?
Author: Peter Matthews 
Date:    8-10-05 04:39:43

Dear Tracy,
I do not have immediate information but might be able to suggest a few people to contact to ask about this. Please contact me at tel. 06 6876-2151 (National Museum of Ethnology) or by email (pjm att gol dott com).
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