The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 86National Geographic Society, 1944 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 80
... covering , since the milder climate of the southern Plains did not require it ( Plate XI and page 76 ) . In the eastern part of the Plains area , many of the tribes lived in the mat- or bark - covered lodges as used in the eastern ...
... covering , since the milder climate of the southern Plains did not require it ( Plate XI and page 76 ) . In the eastern part of the Plains area , many of the tribes lived in the mat- or bark - covered lodges as used in the eastern ...
Page 109
... covered with mashed - up ripe tomatoes , smaller , more pear - shaped , and less juicy than our own . In every doorway and vacant space in the sun lay planks and stone slabs covered with mash , which was getting considerable at- tention ...
... covered with mashed - up ripe tomatoes , smaller , more pear - shaped , and less juicy than our own . In every doorway and vacant space in the sun lay planks and stone slabs covered with mash , which was getting considerable at- tention ...
Page 368
... covered by a family of wolves on a single runway . In one instance , a wolf runway in southern Ari- zona , approximately 70 miles in extent , was covered in its entirety with clocklike regu- larity every nine days . The wolf runway ...
... covered by a family of wolves on a single runway . In one instance , a wolf runway in southern Ari- zona , approximately 70 miles in extent , was covered in its entirety with clocklike regu- larity every nine days . The wolf runway ...
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