The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 25; Volume 36National Geographic Society, 1914 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... usually used for decoration by the Troglodytes . They reminded me of our Indian woven plates and baskets of certain tribes of the Far West and New Mexico . They are so well woven that they hold water or liquid like a dish , and they ...
... usually used for decoration by the Troglodytes . They reminded me of our Indian woven plates and baskets of certain tribes of the Far West and New Mexico . They are so well woven that they hold water or liquid like a dish , and they ...
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... usually only those who have no social position to lose who will consent to pose for a picture . In this case , the young ladies being very sure of their place in society , made an exception in honor of my visit . Photo by Lehnert and ...
... usually only those who have no social position to lose who will consent to pose for a picture . In this case , the young ladies being very sure of their place in society , made an exception in honor of my visit . Photo by Lehnert and ...
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... usually paused on our journey before the sun became too hot , and ate lunch in the cool of a Troglodyte cave . The lunch always consisted of cous - cous ( native wheat prepared so that it looks like fine grains of rice ) , with ...
... usually paused on our journey before the sun became too hot , and ate lunch in the cool of a Troglodyte cave . The lunch always consisted of cous - cous ( native wheat prepared so that it looks like fine grains of rice ) , with ...
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IN HER ARMOR OF COINS Photo by Bougault These necklaces of coins are usually composed of French 20 - franc pieces and English sovereigns , as it is the fashion among the patrons of the ouled nails , when particularly pleased with a ...
IN HER ARMOR OF COINS Photo by Bougault These necklaces of coins are usually composed of French 20 - franc pieces and English sovereigns , as it is the fashion among the patrons of the ouled nails , when particularly pleased with a ...
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... usually on sugar - loaf peaks with precipitous sides , so that an enemy could be killed by stones being rolled down upon them . Driven out of their mountain abodes by the scarcity of food and water , the 49 inhabitants of some of these ...
... usually on sugar - loaf peaks with precipitous sides , so that an enemy could be killed by stones being rolled down upon them . Driven out of their mountain abodes by the scarcity of food and water , the 49 inhabitants of some of these ...
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