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tion before the epidemic . Even those that recovered were disfigured almost beyond rec- ognition . Pottery was manufactured by the more sedentary , agricultural tribes such as the Caddo , the Pawnee , the Arikara , and the Man- dan ...
tion before the epidemic . Even those that recovered were disfigured almost beyond rec- ognition . Pottery was manufactured by the more sedentary , agricultural tribes such as the Caddo , the Pawnee , the Arikara , and the Man- dan ...
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... tion of G. I. power cable . The cable led over a lopsided , hand- carved wooden wheel into a well and was tied to a camel - hide water bag . On each trip Winston hauled water up into a cistern . At dusk Big Joe un- corked the cistern ...
... tion of G. I. power cable . The cable led over a lopsided , hand- carved wooden wheel into a well and was tied to a camel - hide water bag . On each trip Winston hauled water up into a cistern . At dusk Big Joe un- corked the cistern ...
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... tion for a photo interpreter . He knows , for example , that paved or dirt roads and smooth trails photograph in light tones , as does plowed land . They all reflect much light . Meadows and swamps appear dark . Forests and brush- lands ...
... tion for a photo interpreter . He knows , for example , that paved or dirt roads and smooth trails photograph in light tones , as does plowed land . They all reflect much light . Meadows and swamps appear dark . Forests and brush- lands ...
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