The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 89National Geographic Society, 1946 - Geography |
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The beautifully carved and polished stones These new traits centered about an elabocommonly called “ banner stones ” and ... antler , or crudely flaked triangular found changes in the general manner of life . stone points with stems .
The beautifully carved and polished stones These new traits centered about an elabocommonly called “ banner stones ” and ... antler , or crudely flaked triangular found changes in the general manner of life . stone points with stems .
Page 73
The final blow came customs , and set up their manner of governin the second quarter of the 19th century ment . He then had himself transformed into when the Government forcibly removed most a stone which remained with the people as of ...
The final blow came customs , and set up their manner of governin the second quarter of the 19th century ment . He then had himself transformed into when the Government forcibly removed most a stone which remained with the people as of ...
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Rosetta Stone . It bore a testimonial to The second colossus is indoors ( page 331 ) . Ptolemy V Epiphanes in three forms of writ- In a dark cloud , like locusts , the villagers ing : in the Greek of the government , in the came ...
Rosetta Stone . It bore a testimonial to The second colossus is indoors ( page 331 ) . Ptolemy V Epiphanes in three forms of writ- In a dark cloud , like locusts , the villagers ing : in the Greek of the government , in the came ...
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