Otago Museum Records/Archives

letter, 26/08/1937, Johannes Andersen to H D Skinner, Concerning George's paper concerning the stone dagger. Fig. 2 looks an implement called an awl or bradawl. Seen Copenhagen Museum collection of flint daggers and the Maori churh doorway.

letter, 30/08/1937, H D Skinner to Johannes Andersen, Agree with calling the Fig. 2 three limbed implement. They are common in the Nelson region. Daggers in Copenhage are among the wonders of the world

letter, 08/09/1937, H D Skinner to Johannes Andersen, Re sketches by L J B Chapple the object is genuine, I have seen a similar piece in the Dominion Museum

letter, 05/09/1937, Johannes Andersen to H D Skinner, Letter and drawings for your inspection. Impossible to say what it is. Is it even Maori?

letter, 04/08/1937, H D Skinner to Abel-Henderson, Washington, Your book on "Slave Holding Indians" in the University Library. You read Dr Elder's "Journals of Samuel Marsden", During UK trip we visited Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Holland and Belgium. We are planning additional Galleries and an auditorium

letter, 14/04/1937, Abel-Henderson, Washington to H D Skinner, Sending to the University Library a complete set of my "Slave holding Indians"

letter, 21/08/1937, Joannes Andersen to H D Skinner, Encloses photo and description of swamp find in Taranaki sent by Mr Houston for inclusion.

letter, 25/08/1937, H D Skinner to Joannes Andersen , Aclnowledging receipt of photographs; requesting better quality copy. Requests drawing of headpiece of karehu; queries source of the name "whaka-marama".

letter, 06/08/1937 to Joannes Andersen , Suggestion of articles for J.P.S, sourced from notes from Kenneth Emory.

letter, 02/06/1943, Johannes Andersen to H D Skinner, Editing papers for Polynesian Society.

letter, 24/08/1937 to Joannes Andersen , Article by Philip George on find of dagger and tribrach, possibly from a Moa Hunting site.

letter, 12/08/1937 to Joannes Andersen , Editing notes on article.