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Page 207
... wood is used for expensive fishing rods and walking canes . The fisherman in the center is an albino ( pages 219 and 220 ) . 525 San Blas Business Women Wait at the Dock for. Photograph by Kurt Severin are fired to scare off evil spirits ...
... wood is used for expensive fishing rods and walking canes . The fisherman in the center is an albino ( pages 219 and 220 ) . 525 San Blas Business Women Wait at the Dock for. Photograph by Kurt Severin are fired to scare off evil spirits ...
Page 258
... wood led the excavators to expect a shield with silver binding , but when the débris was removed this sheet of ... wooden scoop , two small bronze hanging bowls , and a horn cup . Under the smaller silver dish were the remains of a ...
... wood led the excavators to expect a shield with silver binding , but when the débris was removed this sheet of ... wooden scoop , two small bronze hanging bowls , and a horn cup . Under the smaller silver dish were the remains of a ...
Page 268
... wood nearly 60 feet in length . The use of composite strakes at Sutton Hoo , instead of single planks as at Nydam , marks a considerable technical advance . Early boat- builders preferred to use as few pieces of wood as possible in ...
... wood nearly 60 feet in length . The use of composite strakes at Sutton Hoo , instead of single planks as at Nydam , marks a considerable technical advance . Early boat- builders preferred to use as few pieces of wood as possible in ...
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Martinique Caribbean Question Mark By EDWARD T FOLLIARD | 47 |
Collecting Aquarium Specimens in Tropical Pacific Waters | 347 |
New Brunswick Down by the Sea By LAWRENCE J BURPEE 595 | 409 |
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