The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 80National Geographic Society, 1941 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Skeletal Clues to Lost History Human skeletal material is one of the most important media with which the archeologist works . In reconstructing the history and eth- nology of an archeological site , it is highly important to know the ...
Skeletal Clues to Lost History Human skeletal material is one of the most important media with which the archeologist works . In reconstructing the history and eth- nology of an archeological site , it is highly important to know the ...
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Skirting these coasts normally are some of the world's most important travel routes , now become doubly strategic with the shutting off of other trade lanes . One of these runs through the Canaries on the way to Gibraltar and the ...
Skirting these coasts normally are some of the world's most important travel routes , now become doubly strategic with the shutting off of other trade lanes . One of these runs through the Canaries on the way to Gibraltar and the ...
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Now it has become evident that the main arteries through cities are equally important , and such work is now included in the State and Federal programs . Experiences on Country Roads in Older Days Most important function of the Public ...
Now it has become evident that the main arteries through cities are equally important , and such work is now included in the State and Federal programs . Experiences on Country Roads in Older Days Most important function of the Public ...
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