The evolution of man and societyAllen & Unwin, 1969 - Всего страниц: 751 |
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... islands. But those canoe-builders who learnt the arts of navigation had suddenly opened to themselves wide regions of ocean dotted with uninhabited islands suitable for cultivating the tropical crops which they now had at their disposal ...
... islands. But those canoe-builders who learnt the arts of navigation had suddenly opened to themselves wide regions of ocean dotted with uninhabited islands suitable for cultivating the tropical crops which they now had at their disposal ...
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... islands they occupied, is of importance quite disproportionate to the numbers and character of the people concerned. How are we to suppose that it was accomplished? A thousand years was available. Superb skills in boat-building and ...
... islands they occupied, is of importance quite disproportionate to the numbers and character of the people concerned. How are we to suppose that it was accomplished? A thousand years was available. Superb skills in boat-building and ...
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... islands. IV. EASTER ISLAND Here is a Polynesian island notable beyond all others ever since its discovery by Europeans in 1722. At that time (according to Heyerdahl) it had been inhabited for a thousand years. But since 1400 miles of ...
... islands. IV. EASTER ISLAND Here is a Polynesian island notable beyond all others ever since its discovery by Europeans in 1722. At that time (according to Heyerdahl) it had been inhabited for a thousand years. But since 1400 miles of ...
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