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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 18 (November 1883) (1883)

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Smithsonian Institution have taken a plaster KRAKATOA. it is remarkably free from nitrogenous bodies. cast and removed til e bones to Washington. This is said We give herewith a sketch of the island of Krakatoa, in Most of the ground bored through was soft; samples of to be the second specimen ever… … THE ISLAND OF KRAKATOA, FORMERLY IN THE STRAITS OF SUNDA, SUBKERGED DURING THE LATE VOLCANIC EBUFTIOir IN JAVA. and placed in tlieir order, in a long box with a glass front, disappeared during the terrible earthquakes of August 35th feet and four inches long and will probably weigh two tons, and…

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