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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 23 (1904) (1904)

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culated by the more genial climate to which they vanced civilization. Interesting remains, including tu- muli, are known to exist at Tachila, at Monte Alban, migrated; that they cultivated the soil, built extensive BY RAND®@I.PH I. GEARE. six miles from the city of Oaxaca, whore there are cities,… … descried an eagle grasping in a claw a writhing serpent, pointed out, far removed from the condition of nomadie and resting on a cactus which sprang from a-rock in tribes. Taste and luxury had long been grafted on the Lake of Tezcoco. This had been designated by the the mere wants of the natives.…

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