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Page 53
... early Spanish , French , and English explorers reveal rich de- tails of the customs and manner of life of the native inhabitants . By comparing the accounts of successive explorers , we can trace tribal movements , population trends ...
... early Spanish , French , and English explorers reveal rich de- tails of the customs and manner of life of the native inhabitants . By comparing the accounts of successive explorers , we can trace tribal movements , population trends ...
Page 62
... early western hunters . Mounds Were " City Dumps " The first residents of which the archeologist has definite evi- dence were a long - headed hunt- ing , fishing , and gathering people who lived along the rivers and seacoast at places ...
... early western hunters . Mounds Were " City Dumps " The first residents of which the archeologist has definite evi- dence were a long - headed hunt- ing , fishing , and gathering people who lived along the rivers and seacoast at places ...
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... early charts with the name Mackenzie , after an early British explorer . Early in the 19th century the whalers found Ulithi , with unhappy results for the islanders . The seamen imported diseases here and elsewhere throughout the Caro ...
... early charts with the name Mackenzie , after an early British explorer . Early in the 19th century the whalers found Ulithi , with unhappy results for the islanders . The seamen imported diseases here and elsewhere throughout the Caro ...
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