The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 90National Geographic Society, 1946 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 575
... carried on by means of pack animals . Then the Phoenicians , and after them the Greeks , came coasting Italian shores , looking for hides and raw metals , and worked their way up the Tiber to Rome . Open trails in the long river valley ...
... carried on by means of pack animals . Then the Phoenicians , and after them the Greeks , came coasting Italian shores , looking for hides and raw metals , and worked their way up the Tiber to Rome . Open trails in the long river valley ...
Page 590
... carried on piers set in midstream . From the footing of the piers in the river bed to the roadway these arches carry , the height is nearly 200 feet . An army could march across with eight men abreast , and 2,000 troops could be crowded ...
... carried on piers set in midstream . From the footing of the piers in the river bed to the roadway these arches carry , the height is nearly 200 feet . An army could march across with eight men abreast , and 2,000 troops could be crowded ...
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... carried in the fagots , supervised the flow of water , patrolled the intricately twisted passageways , and led a mole's life in stifling , overheated quarters . Modern Trier on the Moselle River occupies , with its 88,000 inhabitants ...
... carried in the fagots , supervised the flow of water , patrolled the intricately twisted passageways , and led a mole's life in stifling , overheated quarters . Modern Trier on the Moselle River occupies , with its 88,000 inhabitants ...
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