The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 113National Geographic Society, 1958 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 435
... cave during this older era . Inter- spersed with the chips were many animal bones , either whole or broken , and specks and lumps of charcoal to hint that man inhabited the cave so long ago . Using Then , at 23 feet , we found a small ...
... cave during this older era . Inter- spersed with the chips were many animal bones , either whole or broken , and specks and lumps of charcoal to hint that man inhabited the cave so long ago . Using Then , at 23 feet , we found a small ...
Page 436
... Cave But the rockfall was not within the cave , nor was it outside and above us on the moun- tainside , where several visitors to our digging were standing . One woman , in fact , was ter- rified for fear all of us in the cave had been ...
... Cave But the rockfall was not within the cave , nor was it outside and above us on the moun- tainside , where several visitors to our digging were standing . One woman , in fact , was ter- rified for fear all of us in the cave had been ...
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... Cave , Alabama , and adjacent acreage suitable for its establishment as a national monument . The continuous and unique record of human occupation of Russell Cave for over 9,000 years makes this site one of the most important scientific ...
... Cave , Alabama , and adjacent acreage suitable for its establishment as a national monument . The continuous and unique record of human occupation of Russell Cave for over 9,000 years makes this site one of the most important scientific ...
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