The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 85, Issue 1National Geographic Society, 1944 - Geography |
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... known simply as the ' Araba . Flying Over the Dead Sea at Sea Level The Trans - Jordan Government once gra- ciously assigned a bomber plane to have me flown over this area . While we were flying about 1,300 feet above the Dead Sea in an ...
... known simply as the ' Araba . Flying Over the Dead Sea at Sea Level The Trans - Jordan Government once gra- ciously assigned a bomber plane to have me flown over this area . While we were flying about 1,300 feet above the Dead Sea in an ...
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... known to nearly every Greek ; the play- wrights Aeschylus , Sophocles , Euripides built their plays around well - known stories and thus saved them for us . It was reserved , however , for the modern archeologist to discover the great ...
... known to nearly every Greek ; the play- wrights Aeschylus , Sophocles , Euripides built their plays around well - known stories and thus saved them for us . It was reserved , however , for the modern archeologist to discover the great ...
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... known physi- cian of his time and laid the founda- tions of modern medicine . His early years were passed on his ... known , and the brain was recognized as the seat of consciousness and thought . Tre- phining operations for head wounds ...
... known physi- cian of his time and laid the founda- tions of modern medicine . His early years were passed on his ... known , and the brain was recognized as the seat of consciousness and thought . Tre- phining operations for head wounds ...
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