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... ruins of Quirigua , in Guatemala . The United Fruit Company had set apart several hun- dred acres as a reservation for the pro- tection of the ruins . The jungle forest of the reservation , bordering the banana . clearings , towered ...
... ruins of Quirigua , in Guatemala . The United Fruit Company had set apart several hun- dred acres as a reservation for the pro- tection of the ruins . The jungle forest of the reservation , bordering the banana . clearings , towered ...
Page 120
... a million years or so - accord- ing to Mr. Osborn's conservative figur- Photograph from American Museum of Natural History IN THE CAVES. Photograph from Osborn's " Men of The Old Stone Age " A VIEW OF THE RUINS OF BABYLON. 120.
... a million years or so - accord- ing to Mr. Osborn's conservative figur- Photograph from American Museum of Natural History IN THE CAVES. Photograph from Osborn's " Men of The Old Stone Age " A VIEW OF THE RUINS OF BABYLON. 120.
Page 130
... ruins of Kalah , an- other of the mighty cities of Assyria , and spoke of them as " an ancient city named Larissa ... ruin he is con- 132 templating ; desolation meets desolation ; a feeling of.
... ruins of Kalah , an- other of the mighty cities of Assyria , and spoke of them as " an ancient city named Larissa ... ruin he is con- 132 templating ; desolation meets desolation ; a feeling of.
Page 140
... organized and as carefully regulated as it is in our own " ( see page 141 ) . THE CRADLE OF CIVILIZATION Underwood & Underwood THE CHIEF TEMPLE. A VIEW OF THE RUINS OF BABYLON FUGITIVES SWIMMING TO A FORTRESS ON INFLATED SKINS. 140.
... organized and as carefully regulated as it is in our own " ( see page 141 ) . THE CRADLE OF CIVILIZATION Underwood & Underwood THE CHIEF TEMPLE. A VIEW OF THE RUINS OF BABYLON FUGITIVES SWIMMING TO A FORTRESS ON INFLATED SKINS. 140.
Page 146
... harder time of it than today . The Sumerians were a wonderful people , who were already civilized when present history begins , 6,000 years ago ( see page 135 ) . THE CRADLE OF CIVILIZATION Underwood & Underwood RUINS OF THE. 146.
... harder time of it than today . The Sumerians were a wonderful people , who were already civilized when present history begins , 6,000 years ago ( see page 135 ) . THE CRADLE OF CIVILIZATION Underwood & Underwood RUINS OF THE. 146.
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