The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 79National Geographic Society, 1941 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 248
... boat was placed in vation to the fact that they were sealed in the tomb , but in the northern lands of Europe clay and peat , which did much to stop the an actual boat was buried . In it the dead decay of the wood . person was placed ...
... boat was placed in vation to the fact that they were sealed in the tomb , but in the northern lands of Europe clay and peat , which did much to stop the an actual boat was buried . In it the dead decay of the wood . person was placed ...
Page 266
... boat 74 feet long with a narrow beam of 10 simple , consisting of ribs bent to the inside of. British Museum feet ... boat was the small number of pieces of wood used in build- ing the hull , for each strake , of which there are six on a ...
... boat 74 feet long with a narrow beam of 10 simple , consisting of ribs bent to the inside of. British Museum feet ... boat was the small number of pieces of wood used in build- ing the hull , for each strake , of which there are six on a ...
Page 267
... boat was steered by a large oar over the starboard side at the stern . Although in many ways a triumph of technical skill , these boats must have carried about a ton of ballast apiece to be at all stable , and they cannot have been easy ...
... boat was steered by a large oar over the starboard side at the stern . Although in many ways a triumph of technical skill , these boats must have carried about a ton of ballast apiece to be at all stable , and they cannot have been easy ...
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