The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 29National Geographic Society, 1916 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... stone bowl of rice , 33 pounds , and several heads of Chinese cabbage . The bundle of dried grass at the right is the fuel for preparing it . day , the total for the year would amount to a billion and a quarter tons . It would require a ...
... stone bowl of rice , 33 pounds , and several heads of Chinese cabbage . The bundle of dried grass at the right is the fuel for preparing it . day , the total for the year would amount to a billion and a quarter tons . It would require a ...
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... stone in the foreground , under which a fire of faggots is kept burning . It is then stored in a dry place for the winter , when it forms one of the chief foods of the peasants . down farms , Pasteur signalized that same generation with ...
... stone in the foreground , under which a fire of faggots is kept burning . It is then stored in a dry place for the winter , when it forms one of the chief foods of the peasants . down farms , Pasteur signalized that same generation with ...
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... rolled out on a primitive " dough board " of stone , with a rolling - pin which Nature manufactured by centuries of water - attrition . The oil - can in the foreground is the water bucket of the peons of Mexico . L >. 96.
... rolled out on a primitive " dough board " of stone , with a rolling - pin which Nature manufactured by centuries of water - attrition . The oil - can in the foreground is the water bucket of the peons of Mexico . L >. 96.
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... farmers ' wives and daughters the art of home economics . Photograph by Frank H. Bothell BOY CLUB MEMBERS LEARN HOW. Photograph from U. S. Department of Agriculture Photograph from Osborn's " Men of The Old Stone Age. 106.
... farmers ' wives and daughters the art of home economics . Photograph by Frank H. Bothell BOY CLUB MEMBERS LEARN HOW. Photograph from U. S. Department of Agriculture Photograph from Osborn's " Men of The Old Stone Age. 106.
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... Stone Age. VOL . XXIX , No. 2 FEBRUARY , 1916 F RECENT years scientific writ- ers have for convenience sake distinguished as prehistory that part of man's long history on this earth which precedes the period for which we possess written ...
... Stone Age. VOL . XXIX , No. 2 FEBRUARY , 1916 F RECENT years scientific writ- ers have for convenience sake distinguished as prehistory that part of man's long history on this earth which precedes the period for which we possess written ...
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