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Hello Listers --
An Alaskan doll that we received as a gift about a month ago and bagged
as a precaution, has casings, is shedding fur and appears to have an
active infestation. The doll has fur clothing and an ivory head so I am
reluctant to freeze. Any thoughts? I dabbled in anoxic methods a
couple of decades ago and still have Ageless packets in the refrigerator
and necessary packaging materials. Would this be the best treatment
method? Any other ideas?
Many thanks for your collective wisdom!
-- Pam
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Pamela E. Endzweig, Ph.D., RPA
Director of Collections & Senior Research Associate
Museum of Natural and Cultural History & State Museum of Anthropology
1224 University of Oregon / Eugene, OR 97403-1224
Ph 541-346-5120 / Fax 541-346-5334
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