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Page 112
... mountain chains were worn down and others thrust upward ; lakes filled and vanished ; pe- riods of great cold were followed by periods of warmth . Because of these changes the waves of life flowed hither and thither . During its early ...
... mountain chains were worn down and others thrust upward ; lakes filled and vanished ; pe- riods of great cold were followed by periods of warmth . Because of these changes the waves of life flowed hither and thither . During its early ...
Page 113
... MOUNTAINS Ural CAUCASUS BLACK SEA N SEA 30 ° Tigris 40 ° 609 ) ARAD SEA CASPIAN Euphrates SEA 40 ° records which show a continuous human occupation of the region for at least a hundred thousand years ; and French archæologists have ...
... MOUNTAINS Ural CAUCASUS BLACK SEA N SEA 30 ° Tigris 40 ° 609 ) ARAD SEA CASPIAN Euphrates SEA 40 ° records which show a continuous human occupation of the region for at least a hundred thousand years ; and French archæologists have ...
Page 115
... MOUNTAINS SABAL SEA 30 ° ATLAS MTS AH BUMSTEAD M PYRENEES ALPS CARPATHIANS CASPIAN SEA CAUCASUS BLACK SEA DITERRANEAN SEA 500 Scale of Miles 1000 40 ° MAP OF EUROPE , SHOWING THE GREAT SHEET OF ICE THAT COVERED THE BRITISH ISLES ...
... MOUNTAINS SABAL SEA 30 ° ATLAS MTS AH BUMSTEAD M PYRENEES ALPS CARPATHIANS CASPIAN SEA CAUCASUS BLACK SEA DITERRANEAN SEA 500 Scale of Miles 1000 40 ° MAP OF EUROPE , SHOWING THE GREAT SHEET OF ICE THAT COVERED THE BRITISH ISLES ...
Page 127
... mountains , gradually sloping up toward the great northern ranges . On the southern and southwestern side it fades ... mountain wall of the tableland on its eastern flank and flows in a southeasterly direction throughout almost its ...
... mountains , gradually sloping up toward the great northern ranges . On the southern and southwestern side it fades ... mountain wall of the tableland on its eastern flank and flows in a southeasterly direction throughout almost its ...
Page 129
... mountains , forming an irregular triangle between the two rivers , within which the land becomes less and less hilly , as it sinks southward , till , as it nears the Euphrates , it becomes a broad steppe , which , beyond the river ...
... mountains , forming an irregular triangle between the two rivers , within which the land becomes less and less hilly , as it sinks southward , till , as it nears the Euphrates , it becomes a broad steppe , which , beyond the river ...
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