The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 86National Geographic Society, 1944 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 78
... ( Plate IV ) . The line stretching across the canvas represents the Little Bighorn River . Below it , at left , tepee circles are inscribed with the names of the tribes taking part in the battle . Figures at lower left depict Indian women ...
... ( Plate IV ) . The line stretching across the canvas represents the Little Bighorn River . Below it , at left , tepee circles are inscribed with the names of the tribes taking part in the battle . Figures at lower left depict Indian women ...
Page 302
... ( Plate VI ) . As we went on to join the main road at the Sabi , the verdure became more tropical . Feathery palms waved in the breeze . Here and there giant euphorbias lifted their spiny candelabra - shaped branches skyward . Leaf- less ...
... ( Plate VI ) . As we went on to join the main road at the Sabi , the verdure became more tropical . Feathery palms waved in the breeze . Here and there giant euphorbias lifted their spiny candelabra - shaped branches skyward . Leaf- less ...
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... ( Plate IV ) . It is remarkable both for scent and eyesight . Standing about 26 inches at the shoulder , it is comparable in size to some of our western wolves . The " cowlick " making a ridge along the animal's backbone gives it its name ...
... ( Plate IV ) . It is remarkable both for scent and eyesight . Standing about 26 inches at the shoulder , it is comparable in size to some of our western wolves . The " cowlick " making a ridge along the animal's backbone gives it its name ...
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