The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 94National Geographic Society, 1948 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 233
... Stone in 1746 ( Plate III ) . Maryland did not accept this stone as the " first fountain " of the Potomac until 1911 , after a United States Supreme Court decision . Strangely enough , however , Maryland misses by a mile reaching to ...
... Stone in 1746 ( Plate III ) . Maryland did not accept this stone as the " first fountain " of the Potomac until 1911 , after a United States Supreme Court decision . Strangely enough , however , Maryland misses by a mile reaching to ...
Page 349
... stone rooms , built under overhanging cliffs , the men had come upon bits of pottery , corncobs , and a few stone tools . It was evi- dent that at some time Indians had lived there . But Acowitz's story of a great cave containing a ...
... stone rooms , built under overhanging cliffs , the men had come upon bits of pottery , corncobs , and a few stone tools . It was evi- dent that at some time Indians had lived there . But Acowitz's story of a great cave containing a ...
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... Stone Age . It was the time when man took his greatest stride away from savagery . Dur- ing this period several extremely important things developed : agriculture , domestication of animals , houses , pottery , polished stone tools ...
... Stone Age . It was the time when man took his greatest stride away from savagery . Dur- ing this period several extremely important things developed : agriculture , domestication of animals , houses , pottery , polished stone tools ...
Contents
Allen Arthur | ix |
Abu Ali Mansur Anuchtakin elAmri | x |
American Masters in the National Gallery By John Walker With 24 color reproductions | xiii |
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