The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 89National Geographic Society, 1946 - Geography |
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The highest " head " reaches up 1,400 feet . The author estimated 30 pillars over 1,000 feet high , another 30 over 500 feet . A series of tribal legends explains the origin of every rocky height and deep gorge .
The highest " head " reaches up 1,400 feet . The author estimated 30 pillars over 1,000 feet high , another 30 over 500 feet . A series of tribal legends explains the origin of every rocky height and deep gorge .
Page 309
The hide livestock food , and starch for foods and for from an average 900 - pound steer measures the paper and textile trades ; it also makes 40 square feet , and it takes 1.4 square feet beer , and refrigerating equipment for iceto ...
The hide livestock food , and starch for foods and for from an average 900 - pound steer measures the paper and textile trades ; it also makes 40 square feet , and it takes 1.4 square feet beer , and refrigerating equipment for iceto ...
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This area ranges upward from 7,500 feet . At Machu Picchu , Inca citadel near Cuzco , excavations were made in 1911 , 1912 , and 1915 under auspices of Yale University and the National Geographic Society . cient deterrent to all would ...
This area ranges upward from 7,500 feet . At Machu Picchu , Inca citadel near Cuzco , excavations were made in 1911 , 1912 , and 1915 under auspices of Yale University and the National Geographic Society . cient deterrent to all would ...
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