The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 91National Geographic Society, 1947 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 92
... camp , no one was allowed to go hungry . When caribou were scarce , the successful hunter gave away most of his kill , keeping the smallest share . It made him happy to boast , " To me has fallen the privi- lege of providing for the camp ...
... camp , no one was allowed to go hungry . When caribou were scarce , the successful hunter gave away most of his kill , keeping the smallest share . It made him happy to boast , " To me has fallen the privi- lege of providing for the camp ...
Page 141
... camp equipment , we perched ourselves on top of the load and set out . On reaching Ocozocoautla , the truck driver optimistically opined that maybe he could drive cross country to our camp . After a hectic trip which must have short ...
... camp equipment , we perched ourselves on top of the load and set out . On reaching Ocozocoautla , the truck driver optimistically opined that maybe he could drive cross country to our camp . After a hectic trip which must have short ...
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... camp . At 7:30 that evening a pilgrimage of our neighbors arrived . The Cruz family brought a crown of roses . Umberto shot off numerous skyrockets , while Don César removed the flower crown and replaced it with the most astonishing ...
... camp . At 7:30 that evening a pilgrimage of our neighbors arrived . The Cruz family brought a crown of roses . Umberto shot off numerous skyrockets , while Don César removed the flower crown and replaced it with the most astonishing ...
Contents
Sponge Fishermen of Tarpon Springs Florida By Jennie E Harris | 119 |
Hunting Folk Songs in the Hebrides By Margaret Shaw Campbell | 249 |
Become a Bakhtiari By Paul Edward Case | 325 |
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