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Page 250
... feet aboye river Plan of the Ship Barrow , which was 12 feet high 100 feet The mound at the time of excavation Section along the keel of the ship Part of the original mound was cut away at a time when the region was under the plow ...
... feet aboye river Plan of the Ship Barrow , which was 12 feet high 100 feet The mound at the time of excavation Section along the keel of the ship Part of the original mound was cut away at a time when the region was under the plow ...
Page 254
... feet long , 14 feet wide amid- ships , and some 5 feet deep was revealed in a big trench dug in the sand underlying the mound ( pages 252 and 253 ) . How did the ship reach this position ? The site of the burial is just 100 feet above ...
... feet long , 14 feet wide amid- ships , and some 5 feet deep was revealed in a big trench dug in the sand underlying the mound ( pages 252 and 253 ) . How did the ship reach this position ? The site of the burial is just 100 feet above ...
Page 268
... feet long , 14 feet wide , and 5 feet deep , the prow rising in a great sweep to a height of 121⁄2 feet above the level of the keel plank amidships . There were at least 38 rowers . It was clinker - built of oak planks 11⁄2 inches thick ...
... feet long , 14 feet wide , and 5 feet deep , the prow rising in a great sweep to a height of 121⁄2 feet above the level of the keel plank amidships . There were at least 38 rowers . It was clinker - built of oak planks 11⁄2 inches thick ...
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Classic Greece Merges Into 1941 News 19 illustrations from photographs 15 illustrations | 93 |
Foremost Fiber of the World By J R HILDEBRAND | 137 |
Echoes from Yugoslavia 16 illustrations from photographs 793 | 152 |
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