Letter from Charles R. Fish to Harry George Subject

The letter discusses the writer's plans to obtain government permission to excavate and collect mummies and pottery, promising a fine collection due to the writer's familiarity with the area. The writer mentions a business partnership with a photographer to document the exploration. They explain that the value of mummies depends on their condition and significance, possibly exceeding common cliff dwellers' artifacts. The writer estimates costs, suggesting a $2,000 investment for a museum-quality collection, and offers the opportunity to finance an expedition.