The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 89National Geographic Society, 1946 - Geography |
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The sacred number four had a prominent place pole and a wooden hoop instead of a stone disk , were widespread ... practically everything was done Beautifully worked chunkey stones typical of in fours or multiples of four . the Temple ...
The sacred number four had a prominent place pole and a wooden hoop instead of a stone disk , were widespread ... practically everything was done Beautifully worked chunkey stones typical of in fours or multiples of four . the Temple ...
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Four thousand swarms of enemy aircraft passed over on their people gave blood and flesh . way to Liverpool and the towns of Wales . The Stories of Stark Tragedy latter planes went over innocently enough , but some of them developed an ...
Four thousand swarms of enemy aircraft passed over on their people gave blood and flesh . way to Liverpool and the towns of Wales . The Stories of Stark Tragedy latter planes went over innocently enough , but some of them developed an ...
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Four thousand died , but hundreds were saved by medical innovations . Four new LST ( H ) s ( H for hospital ) operated on men 20 minutes after they were wounded . For the first time in the Pacific , refrigerated whole blood was borne ...
Four thousand died , but hundreds were saved by medical innovations . Four new LST ( H ) s ( H for hospital ) operated on men 20 minutes after they were wounded . For the first time in the Pacific , refrigerated whole blood was borne ...
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