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Page 154
On the east side the cenote is filled to within be many bats , but near the entrance myriad 40 or 50 feet of the overhanging rim , though parrots take their place . the bottom of the cave entrance is 200 feet After we had finished our ...
On the east side the cenote is filled to within be many bats , but near the entrance myriad 40 or 50 feet of the overhanging rim , though parrots take their place . the bottom of the cave entrance is 200 feet After we had finished our ...
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The mouth is more than three feet ornate headdress . It had been broken off at wide and each eye is just less than two feet the neck from a larger complete figure . across ! ( Plates IX and XVI . ) In its present form it is 3 feet 4 ...
The mouth is more than three feet ornate headdress . It had been broken off at wide and each eye is just less than two feet the neck from a larger complete figure . across ! ( Plates IX and XVI . ) In its present form it is 3 feet 4 ...
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The men slept side by side on their notso - clean quilts , with their feet almost in the heating pit . During the day the quilts were aired outdoors or stored on shelves in a recess along the outside - walls . How these buildings were ...
The men slept side by side on their notso - clean quilts , with their feet almost in the heating pit . During the day the quilts were aired outdoors or stored on shelves in a recess along the outside - walls . How these buildings were ...
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Contents
Hunting Folk Songs in the Hebrides By Margaret Shaw Campbell | 249 |
Become a Bakhtiari By Paul Edward Case a | 325 |
In Manchuria Now By W Robert Moore | 389 |
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