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Ö!7?69 Le 22 decembre 1928 Monsieur Je. Hackin, Direeteur du Musée Guimet, 6 Place ä”Iena Paris XVI Deer Sir, ; I must apologise to you most humbly for not having written you long e&go about the lectures which you have kindly asked me to give in Musée Guimet in connection with my visit to the Conti=- nent .,. Until the last few days the debsålåsof this yourney have been rather unsettled.,. My inte...
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Ö!7?69 Le 22 decembre 1928 Monsieur Je. Hackin, Direeteur du Musée Guimet, 6 Place ä”Iena Paris XVI Deer Sir, ; I must apologise to you most humbly for not having written you long e&go about the lectures which you have kindly asked me to give in Musée Guimet in connection with my visit to the Conti=- nent .,. Until the last few days the debsålåsof this yourney have been rather unsettled.,. My intention is now to go to Berlin first where I will lecture February 5th., I then plan to proceed immédiately to Paris where I could give one or possibly two lectures, allowing me to reach London in time for my first lecture there February 1ll1th. My London-lectures will be as follows: February llth. 5.30 p. m. /University/: A stone-age village ån Hen Na» February l3th. 5.30 p.m. /University/: The stone-age of Kansu. February 1llith. 8.30 pÅ. m./Society of Antiquaries/: The highway of Eurasia.,. Pebruary l5th. 5.30, p., me /University/: The bronze-age of Northwes«. tern China. Furthermore I have been asked to give a lecture in the Anti- quaplan Siciety of Cambridge and in the Central Asien Society of London, These two lectures will follow after February 1l5th but the dates are so far not definitely settled. Do you think that a lecture in Paris could be convenierntly inserted between February 5th/Berlin/ and February 1lth/London/. I
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