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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 8 (February 1891) (1891)

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cet. 4 Hi » Sixty Ruined Cities In Yucatan. There are a few more than sixty ruined cities inYucatan, so far as they have been discovered. Withina radius of one hundred miles from Merida are suchmagnificent examples as Mayapan, Ake, Chichen-Itza,Kabah, and Labna, but none is more interesting… … TRIPLE EXPANSION ENGINES FOE THE OCEAN TUG TRITON. the Royal Palace, otherwise known as the Casa deGobernador, in Spanish. It stands on the topmost ofthree terraces of earth—once, perhaps, faced with stone,but now crumbled, broken, and in a stage of hetero-geneous decay. The lowermost and largest…

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