The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 86National Geographic Society, 1944 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... moved into the Plains in quite recent times , many of them after 1700. In that year , for example , the Cheyenne and Arap- aho were farmers living in permanent vil- lages in the region of Minnesota . The Dakota , living still farther ...
... moved into the Plains in quite recent times , many of them after 1700. In that year , for example , the Cheyenne and Arap- aho were farmers living in permanent vil- lages in the region of Minnesota . The Dakota , living still farther ...
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... moved . The travois was the moving device . hitched to these hybrid dogs . Alexander Henry , the elder , mentions that during the year 1776 more than 500 dogs were used in a pack train which moved a village of As- siniboins then located ...
... moved . The travois was the moving device . hitched to these hybrid dogs . Alexander Henry , the elder , mentions that during the year 1776 more than 500 dogs were used in a pack train which moved a village of As- siniboins then located ...
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... moved altogether to steel plants about six and a quarter million carloads of raw materials , such as iron ore , coal , limestone , " scrap , " manganese , chromite and other special ores . Two million cars were provided to haul the ...
... moved altogether to steel plants about six and a quarter million carloads of raw materials , such as iron ore , coal , limestone , " scrap , " manganese , chromite and other special ores . Two million cars were provided to haul the ...
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