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Letter from 'father of Japan archaeology' on show

OSAKA, Japan - A thank-you note from William Gowland (1842-1922), a British mining engineer who greatly contributed to archaeology in Japan, to a mint master in Osaka is shown in this undated photo at an exhibition featuring Gowland, known as the "father of archaeology in Japan," under way at the Meiji University Museum in Tokyo till Sept. 28.

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Greed film (1924)

Gibson Gowland & Zasu Pitts Characters: McTeague, Trina Film: Greed (1924) Director: Erich Von Stoheim 04 December 1924 Date: 04 December 1924

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Greed film (1924)

Gibson Gowland Characters: McTeague Film: Greed (1929) Director: Erich Von Stoheim 04 December 1924 Date: 04 December 1924

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Greed film (1924)

Gibson Gowland Characters: McTeague Film: Greed (1924) Director: Erich Von Stoheim 04 December 1924 Date: 04 December 1924

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Greed film (1924)

Gibson Gowland & Zasu Pitts Characters: McTeague, Trina Film: Greed (1924) Director: Erich Von Stoheim 04 December 1924 Date: 04 December 1924

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Greed film (1924)

Zasu Pitts & Gibson Gowland Characters: Trina, McTeague Film: Greed (1927) Director: Erich Von Stoheim 04 December 1924 Date: 04 December 1924

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GREED GIBSON GOWLAND, ZASU PITTS Date: 1924

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GREED GIBSON GOWLAND, ZASU PITTS Date: 1924

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GREED GIBSON GOWLAND, JEAN HERSHOLT Date: 1924

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GREED ZASU PITTS, GIBSON GOWLAND Date: 1924

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GREED GIBSON GOWLAND, JEAN HERSHOLT Date: 1924

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GREED JEAN HERSHOLT, GIBSON GOWLAND Date: 1924

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GREED JEAN HERSHOLT, ZASU PITTS, GIBSON GOWLAND Date: 1924

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GREED ZASU PITTS, GIBSON GOWLAND Date: 1924

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GREED GIBSON GOWLAND, ZASU PITTS Date: 1924

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Letter from 'father of Japan archaeology' on show

OSAKA, Japan - A thank-you note from William Gowland (1842-1922), a British mining engineer who greatly contributed to archaeology in Japan, to a mint master in Osaka is shown in this undated photo at an exhibition featuring Gowland, known as the "father of archaeology in Japan," under way at the Meiji University Museum in Tokyo till Sept. 28. (Kyodo)