The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 54National Geographic Society, 1929 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 116
... reached in a short half day's run from Fort Yates , I touched a point of great historic interest . The Grand flows in from the west just above here , and at its mouth were located the villages of the Arikara . Friendly to Lewis and ...
... reached in a short half day's run from Fort Yates , I touched a point of great historic interest . The Grand flows in from the west just above here , and at its mouth were located the villages of the Arikara . Friendly to Lewis and ...
Page 304
... reached a total of thirty millions . Here at Angkor was the finest metropolis in Asia - a town whose swaggering ... reaching the civiliza- tions with which it must have been in con- stant touch . But such appears to have been the case ...
... reached a total of thirty millions . Here at Angkor was the finest metropolis in Asia - a town whose swaggering ... reaching the civiliza- tions with which it must have been in con- stant touch . But such appears to have been the case ...
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... reached the top of this steeply dip- ping bank . By riding a heavy wave it might have been possible to beach the ... reaching the shore . The native boatman was instructed to row up as close as possible and heave the camera sack to ...
... reached the top of this steeply dip- ping bank . By riding a heavy wave it might have been possible to beach the ... reaching the shore . The native boatman was instructed to row up as close as possible and heave the camera sack to ...
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