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Anthropological artefacts meet

Special Correspondent

CHENNAI: About 50 delegates from all over the country are likely to attend a two-day meet on anthropological artefacts, beginning here on Thursday. Organised by the Chennai Government Museum and the Anthropological Survey of India, the meet is being organised to mark the birth centenary of A. Aiyappan, the museologist.

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