The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 89National Geographic Society, 1946 - Geography |
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In the Southeast , history merges into preColorful accounts of the early Spanish , history as interpreted by archeological reFrench , and English explorers reveal rich de- search ; a clear understanding of the area tails of the customs ...
In the Southeast , history merges into preColorful accounts of the early Spanish , history as interpreted by archeological reFrench , and English explorers reveal rich de- search ; a clear understanding of the area tails of the customs ...
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44 ther * Q n erally agree that the makers of these points were probably related to the early western hunters . Mounds Were " City Dumps " The first residents of which the archeologist has definite evidence were a long - headed hunting ...
44 ther * Q n erally agree that the makers of these points were probably related to the early western hunters . Mounds Were " City Dumps " The first residents of which the archeologist has definite evidence were a long - headed hunting ...
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Sometimes it is found on First American mission station in Micro- early charts with the name Mackenzie , after nesia was established in Kusaie , easternmost an early British explorer . of the Carolines , in 1852. The Reverend Early in ...
Sometimes it is found on First American mission station in Micro- early charts with the name Mackenzie , after nesia was established in Kusaie , easternmost an early British explorer . of the Carolines , in 1852. The Reverend Early in ...
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