The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 56National Geographic Society, 1929 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 183
... tree , also known as the traveler's palm ( see illus- tration , page 204 ) . I often saw the natives using the heavy broad leaves of this tree as plates from which they ate their rice . I , too , tried them before leaving Madagascar ...
... tree , also known as the traveler's palm ( see illus- tration , page 204 ) . I often saw the natives using the heavy broad leaves of this tree as plates from which they ate their rice . I , too , tried them before leaving Madagascar ...
Page 306
... tree - dweller town we had seen on our way up . It stood on the Fly , just below its juncture with the Ok - Tedi . That same day we were to learn what an emotional shaking - up we gave these pygmies when we zoomed over their tree houses ...
... tree - dweller town we had seen on our way up . It stood on the Fly , just below its juncture with the Ok - Tedi . That same day we were to learn what an emotional shaking - up we gave these pygmies when we zoomed over their tree houses ...
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... Tree House , 1112 ; Spring House , 1115 ; Balcony House , 1190-1206 ; Square Tower House , 1204 , and Spruce Tree House , 1216 and 1262. Mr. Earl H. Morris , in collaboration with the author , supplied beams from which the dates 1110-21 ...
... Tree House , 1112 ; Spring House , 1115 ; Balcony House , 1190-1206 ; Square Tower House , 1204 , and Spruce Tree House , 1216 and 1262. Mr. Earl H. Morris , in collaboration with the author , supplied beams from which the dates 1110-21 ...
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