The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 40National Geographic Society, 1921 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 533
... feet and reaches to 10,000 feet . Above this height the silver fir is found , but above 11,000 feet only dwarf rhododendrons and junipers are to be seen . Photograph by A. Hodgson CROSSING A 15,000 - FOOT PASS. Photograph by A. Hodgson ...
... feet and reaches to 10,000 feet . Above this height the silver fir is found , but above 11,000 feet only dwarf rhododendrons and junipers are to be seen . Photograph by A. Hodgson CROSSING A 15,000 - FOOT PASS. Photograph by A. Hodgson ...
Page 643
... feet in length and 8 feet or 9 feet in width and are flush with the top of the wall . On the great ahu of Tonga- riki there have been fifteen statues , but sometimes an ahu has carried one figure only . FOLKLORE ACCOUNTS FOR THE FALL OF ...
... feet in length and 8 feet or 9 feet in width and are flush with the top of the wall . On the great ahu of Tonga- riki there have been fifteen statues , but sometimes an ahu has carried one figure only . FOLKLORE ACCOUNTS FOR THE FALL OF ...
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... feet high and 300 feet long runs parallel to the sea . It is buttressed on the land side by a great slope of masonry , beneath the surface of which are vault spaces . The ahu is in three divisions : on the central and loftiest portion ...
... feet high and 300 feet long runs parallel to the sea . It is buttressed on the land side by a great slope of masonry , beneath the surface of which are vault spaces . The ahu is in three divisions : on the central and loftiest portion ...
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