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St. Swithin's College, Nottingham University, Newark on Trent, Nottingham,

October 21, 1934. Professor Franklin Caldwell,

Care of British Scientific Expedition, Hila Mesopotamia.

My dear Professor, the five clay tablets from your recent excavation in the ruins of Babylon

arrived on the same boat with your letter. I have been fascinated no end, and have spent many

pleasant hours translating their inscriptions. I should have answered your letter at once,

but delayed until I could complete the translations which are attached. The tablets arrived

without damage thanks to your careful use of preservatives and excellent packing.

You will be as astonished as we in the laboratory at the story they relate.

One expects the dim and distant past to speak of romance and adventure,

Arabian night sort of things, you know. When instead it discloses the problem of a person named

Debussy or to pay off his debts, one realizes that conditions upon this old world have not changed

as much in 5,000 years as one might expect. It's odd, you know, but these old inscriptions

ragged me, as the students say. Being a college professor, I'm supposed to be a thinking human

being, possessing a working knowledge of most subjects. Yet here comes this old chap out of the

dust-covered ruins of Babylon to offer away, I had never heard of, to pay off my debts,

and at the same time acquire gold to jingle in my wallet. Pleasant thought, I say,

an interesting to prove whether a work as well nowadays has did an old Babylon. Mrs. Shrewsbury

and myself are planning to try out his plan upon our own affairs, which could be much improved.

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