The National Geographic Magazine, Volumes 98-99National Geographic Society, 1951 - Geography |
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Page 96
He stands at the foot of the ramp , ready to review his troops and survey the spoils . Behind him stands an official dictating an account of the results to two scribes . One of these writes in cuneiform with stylus on clay , and the ...
He stands at the foot of the ramp , ready to review his troops and survey the spoils . Behind him stands an official dictating an account of the results to two scribes . One of these writes in cuneiform with stylus on clay , and the ...
Page 220
The President's Flag stands for Mulattoes and blue for Negroes . The carries a star which might be interpreted , like the arms carry a palm tree for pride surmounted by star on the shield of the country's arms , a liberty cap ( page 214 ) ...
The President's Flag stands for Mulattoes and blue for Negroes . The carries a star which might be interpreted , like the arms carry a palm tree for pride surmounted by star on the shield of the country's arms , a liberty cap ( page 214 ) ...
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On the right stand two mudbrick stupas , or chortens , containing the ashes of Buddhist holy 7 A Buddha and His ... With them stands a young Chinese art student commissioned to visit the Tunhwang caves and copy designs for rugs and ...
On the right stand two mudbrick stupas , or chortens , containing the ashes of Buddhist holy 7 A Buddha and His ... With them stands a young Chinese art student commissioned to visit the Tunhwang caves and copy designs for rugs and ...
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