The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 89National Geographic Society, 1946 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 64
... reached its highest development in the Ohio Valley ( Plate VI ) . The increase of food supplies brought about by the introduction of agriculture permitted a corresponding increase in population and more leisure for activities other than ...
... reached its highest development in the Ohio Valley ( Plate VI ) . The increase of food supplies brought about by the introduction of agriculture permitted a corresponding increase in population and more leisure for activities other than ...
Page 73
... reached its peak between 1550 and 1650 , during which time the biggest mounds were built . Although the dates for the extinction of the old culture differed in different sections , it can be said that the mound - building period came to ...
... reached its peak between 1550 and 1650 , during which time the biggest mounds were built . Although the dates for the extinction of the old culture differed in different sections , it can be said that the mound - building period came to ...
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... reaching the fourth stage , they are carried out to sea in State boats and planted . At this age most of them sink ... reached for a full- grown lobster that looked harmless . The lobster moved . As my hand came closer , it struck a ...
... reaching the fourth stage , they are carried out to sea in State boats and planted . At this age most of them sink ... reached for a full- grown lobster that looked harmless . The lobster moved . As my hand came closer , it struck a ...
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