The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 91National Geographic Society, 1947 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 106
... night before , he said , and a number of girls and young men had been carried off into slavery . We stationed guards over our equipment , and the magistrate assigned some of his own men as outposts . Then we set up our radio transmitter ...
... night before , he said , and a number of girls and young men had been carried off into slavery . We stationed guards over our equipment , and the magistrate assigned some of his own men as outposts . Then we set up our radio transmitter ...
Page 141
... night had fallen . The truck was unloaded and our valiant driver set out on his return trip , leaving us and our big pile of equipment forlornly abandoned in inky blackness on the arroyo bank . Our guide disappeared in the night in ...
... night had fallen . The truck was unloaded and our valiant driver set out on his return trip , leaving us and our big pile of equipment forlornly abandoned in inky blackness on the arroyo bank . Our guide disappeared in the night in ...
Page 601
... night . There would be a full moon and cool working temperatures . We each ate a sand- wich , and by 5 o'clock were on the way again . Two of the crew took the truck to attempt a passage to the rugged area where the fossils were located ...
... night . There would be a full moon and cool working temperatures . We each ate a sand- wich , and by 5 o'clock were on the way again . Two of the crew took the truck to attempt a passage to the rugged area where the fossils were located ...
Contents
Hunting Folk Songs in the Hebrides By Margaret Shaw Campbell | 249 |
Become a Bakhtiari By Paul Edward Case | 325 |
In Manchuria Now By W Robert Moore | 389 |
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