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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 12 (September 1903) (1903)

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e Among the more or less singular industries followed iron objects were mattocks, rough flies, sword or knife Banning Brothers, owners of this island, made a super- in the West is that of systematic grave looting, or as blades, and beads of various kinds common in Spain. ficial ethnologic survey of… … Sand Covered With Broken Implements at San Nicolas. southwest, and abounds in In- the Pacific coast. Had the dian townsites which are action of the National Mu- readily recognized. Here the dead were often buried locating town, village, or camp sites, finding forty or seum been delayed, the…

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