The National Geographic Magazine, Volumes 98-99National Geographic Society, 1951 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 96
... 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 other ...
... 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 other ...
Page 389
... stand or sit in their original posi- tions in a once - enclosed grotto laid open by erosion . With them stands a young Chi- nese art student commissioned to visit the Tunhwang caves and copy designs for rugs and silk- screen prints . He ...
... stand or sit in their original posi- tions in a once - enclosed grotto laid open by erosion . With them stands a young Chi- nese art student commissioned to visit the Tunhwang caves and copy designs for rugs and silk- screen prints . He ...
Page 586
... stands the last great eastward bastion of New England's mountains , the solid gray rock mass of Mount Katahdin . Only 12 feet short of a mile in height , Katahdin rises almost alone out of country that is only about 800 feet above sea ...
... stands the last great eastward bastion of New England's mountains , the solid gray rock mass of Mount Katahdin . Only 12 feet short of a mile in height , Katahdin rises almost alone out of country that is only about 800 feet above sea ...
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