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MEMBER INSTITUTIONS TRUSTEES NEVADA STATE MUSEUM SANTA BARBARA MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY Western Speleological Institute, Inc. Dedicated to the Study and Preservation of Natural Coves MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY Santa Barbara, California PHIL C . ORR, DIRECTOR O. H. TRUMAN, p r e s id e n t HON. CLARK J. GUILD, VICE-PRESIDENT J. W. CALHOUN, SECRETARY PHIL C. ORR, TREASURER DR. A. S. COGGESHALL JULIUS BERGEN March 1 1 , 1 9 5 7 Dear Charles: I*® sending you one of the missing baskets, which turned up in the POLLEN file— so you can s ee that SW Museum is not the only one that sometimes misplaces things. Reason for it being in the Pollen file was that I wanted to save the dirt for possible pollen analysi from this radiocarbon^ated basket. s I1ts temP°rar7 number is 25. This is a FIELD number. Radiocarbon number is L 356 B age 3200 + 1 3 0 from Guano Cave. (P3d). . It cones , . J don't know if this will give you anything of interest, but at least we will have a RC date on this specimen.
