The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 88National Geographic Society, 1946 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 144
... covered with steel and concrete 18 feet thick . There were vast storerooms hewn out of chalk , as well as barrack rooms , officers ' quarters , and research departments . What was most remarkable about the guns was that they had no ...
... covered with steel and concrete 18 feet thick . There were vast storerooms hewn out of chalk , as well as barrack rooms , officers ' quarters , and research departments . What was most remarkable about the guns was that they had no ...
Page 323
... covering from the thighs down . A two - inch - wide band of reed , covered with red material , is worn on the head . The Dyak hobby of beadwork shows here . to advantage . From the back of the head the hair hangs over a stiff frame covered ...
... covering from the thighs down . A two - inch - wide band of reed , covered with red material , is worn on the head . The Dyak hobby of beadwork shows here . to advantage . From the back of the head the hair hangs over a stiff frame covered ...
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... covering the coral sand , but enough black earth was scraped up to cover this small experimental " greenhouse . " In it ... covered meetinghouse to greet us . Wandering through the village , I found the people weaving mats and baskets ...
... covering the coral sand , but enough black earth was scraped up to cover this small experimental " greenhouse . " In it ... covered meetinghouse to greet us . Wandering through the village , I found the people weaving mats and baskets ...
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