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... called to Papers and separate publications , 36. , Ancient Olla Manufactory on Santa Catalina island , Cal . , 629 ; Aboriginal Burial , 629 ; An- thropological News , 630 , 636 ; Foreign , 698 ; Cranía utilized as Cinerary Urns in a ...
... called to Papers and separate publications , 36. , Ancient Olla Manufactory on Santa Catalina island , Cal . , 629 ; Aboriginal Burial , 629 ; An- thropological News , 630 , 636 ; Foreign , 698 ; Cranía utilized as Cinerary Urns in a ...
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... called by various names in the different localities it inhab- its ; considering it as new , each settler has named ... called " mountain beaver . " On the head - waters of the many streams flowing westward to the Willamette River , it ...
... called by various names in the different localities it inhab- its ; considering it as new , each settler has named ... called " mountain beaver . " On the head - waters of the many streams flowing westward to the Willamette River , it ...
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... called Ash Meadows ; so named from a small species of ash tree growing there . The meadows are covered with good grass and are well watered by numerous warm springs . The principal spring was about thirty feet in diameter and situ- ated ...
... called Ash Meadows ; so named from a small species of ash tree growing there . The meadows are covered with good grass and are well watered by numerous warm springs . The principal spring was about thirty feet in diameter and situ- ated ...
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... called Three Mile Run , because of a tiny stream about that distance from the city . We went first to the farm house near by , where a col- loquy something like the following occured : Self . " Do you know when the herons began to ...
... called Three Mile Run , because of a tiny stream about that distance from the city . We went first to the farm house near by , where a col- loquy something like the following occured : Self . " Do you know when the herons began to ...
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we called it the Swamp . Just that grove where the herons are is all that is left of it . We never attacked the birds , so I suppose they got to understand us , and to know that they were welcome . The felling the timber and tilling the ...
we called it the Swamp . Just that grove where the herons are is all that is left of it . We never attacked the birds , so I suppose they got to understand us , and to know that they were welcome . The felling the timber and tilling the ...
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