[KS] help with flooded books

[Hyung Pai]

Dear Ms Smiatacz,
You have my sympathies. The best place to ask depending where you are  
is go to any University Museum or even the National Museum of Korea  
has a public library where they have lots of experience and curators  
who can advice you.
Koreans are notorious for not answering email so it is best to go ask.
I recommend going to the SNU Museum library which is small but there  
are always graduate students there who can direct you to someone  
upstairs.
On Jul 29, 2011, at 8:27 PM, Agnieszka Smiatacz wrote:

> Dear list members
> l would like to ask if some of you know a library in Seoul which has  
> a device to remove moisture from books. Due to the recent deluge l  
> have lost a bunch of materials l have been using for my  
> dissertation,therefore l want to save the rest from rotting  
> completely.
> Any piece of advice will be most welcome.
> Wishing you a sunny and possibly dry summer,
> Agnieszka Smiatacz
>

Hyung Il Pai
Associate Professor
East Asian Languages and Cultural Studies Department, University of  
California, Santa Barbara, HSSB Building
Santa Barbara, CA 93106
Fax: 805) 893-3011, Messages: 805-893-4549
Email: hyungpai at eastasian.ucsb.edu
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