The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 56National Geographic Society, 1929 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 184
... island of Sumatra ; yet , so far back as history goes , they have been loath to venture far from land in their frail ca- noes . How they man- aged to transport themselves for thou- sands of miles , across the Indian Ocean , to their ...
... island of Sumatra ; yet , so far back as history goes , they have been loath to venture far from land in their frail ca- noes . How they man- aged to transport themselves for thou- sands of miles , across the Indian Ocean , to their ...
Page 255
... island , is the part covered during the 57 flights by the Expedition's seaplane . New Guinea is the second largest island on earth , Greenland alone exceeding it in area . The western half of the island is a Netherlands possession ; the ...
... island , is the part covered during the 57 flights by the Expedition's seaplane . New Guinea is the second largest island on earth , Greenland alone exceeding it in area . The western half of the island is a Netherlands possession ; the ...
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... island , where the Arab invasion had par- tially spent itself , there are still many traces of Hindu belief . Across the nar- row strait , on the island of Bali , * Hindu- ism was never routed . The Malay mind of the Javanese , however ...
... island , where the Arab invasion had par- tially spent itself , there are still many traces of Hindu belief . Across the nar- row strait , on the island of Bali , * Hindu- ism was never routed . The Malay mind of the Javanese , however ...
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