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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 21 (May 1898) (1898)

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a, and which some Indian tribes still practice in dles based on anatomical principles, and their attention ilization was far enough advanced to produce statues our day. was then devoted to the elaboration of the details of terra cotta of natural size ; and yet one has recently The ears are pierced,… … NEW TYPES OF BICYCLE SADDLES. ments of obsidian, and which the Mexi- differ from those of other saddle mak- cans used with great dexterity. ers in that, instead of being supported The arrangement of the hair is such as to give the the city of Tezcoco. This statue, which is probably by a rigid base,…

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