The National Geographic Magazine, Volumes 98-99National Geographic Society, 1951 - Geography |
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Where the decedent had been well to do , his body was not placed directly under the floor , but was laid instead in a vaulted chamber , sealed off by a sturdy door that could be reached through a steep shaft ...
Where the decedent had been well to do , his body was not placed directly under the floor , but was laid instead in a vaulted chamber , sealed off by a sturdy door that could be reached through a steep shaft ...
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We backed the length of footed men hauled carts piled high with fish , the street and with Jack's guidance reached and sturdy girls , using their heads , unloaded Marjan's top . Below us Split sat on amphiheavy sacks of almonds from an ...
We backed the length of footed men hauled carts piled high with fish , the street and with Jack's guidance reached and sturdy girls , using their heads , unloaded Marjan's top . Below us Split sat on amphiheavy sacks of almonds from an ...
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On the second day we reached Isla Raza . ... alive with tainous islands looming on the horizon , Raza wings , one that would rank with the better- is low , barely reaching 100 feet at the highest known sea bird cities of the world .
On the second day we reached Isla Raza . ... alive with tainous islands looming on the horizon , Raza wings , one that would rank with the better- is low , barely reaching 100 feet at the highest known sea bird cities of the world .
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