The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 88National Geographic Society, 1946 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 40
... wall . After a century and a half and many dis- astrous floods , the dark " Seneca red " walls of the locks are still handsome and in places solid - looking . The great blocks of stone are beautifully hand - cut and fitted with ...
... wall . After a century and a half and many dis- astrous floods , the dark " Seneca red " walls of the locks are still handsome and in places solid - looking . The great blocks of stone are beautifully hand - cut and fitted with ...
Page 149
... Wall have come to light . A piece of the ancient wall was discovered near the Tower of London . Until early in the blitz of 1940 a house had been standing directly on it . Experts who examined it con- cluded that the section was built ...
... Wall have come to light . A piece of the ancient wall was discovered near the Tower of London . Until early in the blitz of 1940 a house had been standing directly on it . Experts who examined it con- cluded that the section was built ...
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... wall . On the other side of the ridge we saw native villages stretching over the floor of the canyon and extending up the almost vertical walls into the clouds ( Plate II ) . A mile farther down the canyon the Warok emerged from another ...
... wall . On the other side of the ridge we saw native villages stretching over the floor of the canyon and extending up the almost vertical walls into the clouds ( Plate II ) . A mile farther down the canyon the Warok emerged from another ...
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